New York Giants injury report Week 7: Several starters DNP to begin week

The New York Giants (2-4) are looking to get back on track following another prime-time loss entering Week 7.

Taking on the Philadelphia Eagles (3-2) at MetLife Stadium, things won't get any easier for the Giants. With that said, they did receive some positive injury news on Wednesday.

If things continue to trend in the right direction, the Giants could see the return of rookie sensation Malik Nabers (concussion), who has missed the last two weeks.

Meanwhile, the Giants lost a major asset on the offensive line with Andrew Thomas (foot) expected to miss the remainder of the season. The defensive line is banged up as well with several starters nursing injuries.

Ahead of the Week 7 matchup, we will have the latest updates on the injury report for the Giants throughout the week.

New York Giants injury report Week 7

Wednesday, Oct. 16

Burns has been working through a groin injury over the last few weeks and expects to play against the Eagles. Lawrence told reporters Wednesday he expects to play as well.

Thomas is expected to miss the remainder of the season after undergoing surgery due to a Lisfranc injury.

Nabers returning to practice for the first time is huge for his chances to play on Sunday. Barring any setbacks, it's likely he returns against the Eagles.

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