Injury report
Doubled: Ot Andrew Thomas (foot)
No player listed on the final injury report
How to watch, listen and broadcast
Analyst: Kevin Burkhardt (Play-by-Play), Tom Brady, (Analyst), Erin Andrews (Sideline), Tom Rinaldi (Sideline)
This week’s game can be broadcast on NFL +
Advertisers: Bob Papa (Play-by-Play), Carl Banks (Analyst), Howard Cross (Sideline)
Pre- and after-match: John Schmeelk, Tiki Barber
Avant-match: Giants Gameday begins at 11:00 am, presented by Hackensack Meridian Health.
Post-match post: additional point of giants
Beginnings to the Giants of Russ
Speaking of Russell Wilson, the longtime veteran of the NFL should make its 200th The regular career season begins on Sunday, but his first as a member of the Giants. Wilson played in the first two pre-season games and finished 10 of the 14 for 136 yards, including One Moon Ball in Beautiful Collins for a gain of 80 yards. Although it was the only one he launched in pre-season, Wilson’s famous deep pass made appearances during the training camp daily.
“I think that a large part of this for me is, with the Boule Moon or something else, it gives guys a chance,” Wilson told journalists. “I have huge receivers, guys who can make a lot of games. It all starts with the offensive line, giving me enough time to make these throws and the versatility of everything.
“He has a good idea of the arc and rhythm on football compared to the guys who run on the field, where he must say, where defenders, where to put him on the sidelines,” added coach Brian Daboll. “Once again, he did it for a while. Obviously, it’s part of his game, but there are many other areas of his game that he does as well.”
Wilson played 11 games for the Steelers last season and led Pittsburgh to a 6-5 file. The veteran completed 63.7% of his passes for 2,482 yards, 16 affected and five interceptions, which earned him a 95.6 passer note. He also added 43 races for 155 yards and two additional affected.
Plan in the left tackle
The giants enter the relatively healthy season, with only the left platform Andrew Thomas listed on the injury report. Thomas resumed his way to the injury at the foot of last season. After starting the training camp on the list physically unable to play, the left tackle spent its physique on August 19 and returned to practice. Since then, the giants have been intelligent with their best line player, who, according to Daboll, “improves” every day. Thomas was limited in training on Wednesday before spending a day scheduled for Thursday. He returned to training as a limited participant on Friday and is listed as doubtful for Sunday’s match.
If Thomas is unable to adapt this weekend, the veteran James Hudson III will probably get the start in the left tackle. Hudson played in the first two pre-season games with the rest of the starting offensive line and only granted one pressure on 19 passes blocking snaps. If it is Hudson who lines up to the left tackle for the giants on Sunday, Daboll is confident that the veteran, as well as the rest of the line, can do the work.
“It’s a guy I’m happy that we’ve signed,” the head coach said on Monday. “He did everything we asked him to do, just like all the other guys. The offensive line is five collective guys seeing him through the same set of eyes, or two tight ends, a tight end, whatever. So, these guys do everything they can do every day to be as productive as they can.”
