
The New York Giants will open NFL Week 10 with a divisional matchup against the Washington Commanders. It will be both teams’ first appearance on Thursday Night Football this season.
The teams have had quite separate seasons, with the Commanders sitting at 2-5-1 and the Giants at 5-2-1. The tie was of course at the hands of each other, when the two teams tied 27-27 in Week 5.
The Giants had been dealing with some injuries during Week 9. Firstly, running back Cam Skattebo missed the contest entirely with a hamstring strain. During that game at the Philadelphia Eagles, quarterback J.J. McCarthy briefly exited with a hip injury.
The injury report for Thursday has now been released, per Dan Salomone. Neither McCarthy nor Skattebo is present, and the team as a whole seems fairly healthy.
Giants Game Statuses for TNF
— Dan Salomone (@Dan_Salomone) November 11, 2026
Questionable: LB Malik Harrison (Groin)
Out: None
Doubtful: None pic.twitter.com/yqSjrW30qG
There may be some hanging chads with Skattebo, however. He endured the strain on Oct. 25 at the Houston Texans, meaning he has had about 17 days to recover from it. The team’s bye week was conveniently following that game.
New York will now have to choose how to evaluate Skattebo’s workload. If he is not 100 percent, then perhaps he will receive 20 or 25 carries. That said, it is in the RB’s nature to play a tough-nosed brand of football.
He might not want to limit his playing time if he thinks he can go with no limitations. That will be an interesting thing to watch as Thursday’s game gets going in the first quarter.
Skattebo has had a bit of a rollercoaster season. The second-year RB was effectively benched in Week 6 due to fumbling and efficiency issues. He played only six offensive snaps and did not record a touch.
Week 7 against the Texans went a lot better, with Skattebo carrying the ball 17 times and gaining 124 yards on the ground. He also punched in a touchdown while averaging a career-best 7.3 yards per carry.
Skattebo’s health, among other things, will be crucial to monitor as Week 10’s game goes on. He could be splitting the backfield with Devin Singletary if he is not deemed fully healthy.
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