New York Giants vs Washington Commanders kick-off time
The New York Giants host the Washington Commanders at MetLife Stadium (East Rutherford, New Jersey) in an all NFC East clash during Week 10 of the NFL regular season. The game is scheduled to kick-off on Thursday, November 12 at 8.15pm ET / 5.15pm PT (1.15am GMT on Friday, November 13).
Washington (2-5-1) are desperate to claim their first away win of the season to keep their playoff dreams alive, while New York (5-2-1) aim to secure a third straight win.
The two NFC East rivals fought out a dramatic 27-27 draw when they met in Maryland during Week 5. It extended the Commanders unbeaten record against the Giants to five games.
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New York Giants vs Washington Commanders Team News
New York Giants Team News
The Giants are trending in an incredibly healthy direction despite the short turnaround from Sunday's 19-11 victory over Philadelphia. Head coach John Harbaugh confirmed that every player on the active roster participated in practice ahead of the game.
- Quarterback: J.J. McCarthy (Hip) is fully expected to start. He was upgraded to a Full Participant on Tuesday after playing through a painful hip pointer against the Eagles. McCarthy has been highly efficient, ranking 5th in the NFL on third-down completions (71.4%) since taking over the starting role in Week 7.
- Running Back: Cam Skattebo (Hamstring) sat out Week 9 but returned to practice as a Full Participant. Harbaugh noted he is moving well and will be "full-go" on Thursday night.
- Wide Receivers: Malik Nabers (Knee), Darnell Mooney (Chest), and Charlie Jones (Thumb) are all completely cleared as Full Participants.
- Defensive / Offensive Line: Star left tackle Andrew Thomas (Groin) and right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor (Calf) have no restrictions. Edge rusher Abdul Carter (Knee/Back) and linebacker Malik Harrison (Groin) are the only notable players limited, though both are still highly likely to suit up. Rookie CB Colton Hood is managing a dislocated finger but will also be fine to play.
Washington Commanders Team News
The Commanders are dealing with structural reshuffling on their offensive line and critical absences in their playmaker corps.
- Offensive Line: Center Lucas Patrick (Concussion) has been officially ruled out by head coach Dan Quinn. The team will turn to Nick Allegretti to handle the starting center duties against a fierce Giants front that just logged seven sacks against the Eagles.
- Wide Receivers: The biggest overall storyline is the ongoing absence of star wideout Terry McLaurin, who was lost to an injury three weeks ago. In a massive boost, versatile target Treylon Burks (Foot) is expected to play after practicing in a limited capacity. General Manager Adam Peters confirmed Burks should return to provide a spark alongside Stefon Diggs and rookie Antonio Williams.
- Quarterback: Jayden Daniels (Left Elbow) remains listed on the report due to a residual Week 2 issue but has been a Full Participant and faces no limitations. He leads Washington's ground game with 252 rushing yards.
- Tight End: Colson Yankoff (Knee) remained a DNP and is not expected to feature. Conversely, Chig Okonkwo (Hip) progressed back to a Full Participant and will share duties with John Bates (Shoulder).
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