Giants Inactives Week 7

The New York Giants have released their list of inactive players for Week 7's matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Giants will be without several key players on both sides of the ball, including wide receiver Kenny Golladay, cornerback Adoree' Jackson, and linebacker Azeez Ojulari.

Golladay's Absence a Big Blow to Giants Offense

Golladay has been a key part of the Giants' offense this season, leading the team in receiving yards (311) and touchdowns (3). His absence will be a big blow to the Giants' passing attack, which has struggled to find consistency this season. Quarterback Daniel Jones will need to spread the ball around more in Golladay's absence, and he will need to find a way to get the ball to his other playmakers, such as Darius Slayton and Sterling Shepard.

Jackson's Absence Leaves Giants Thin at Cornerback

Jackson has been one of the Giants' best defensive players this season, and his absence will leave the team thin at cornerback. The Giants will likely start rookie Cor'Dale Flott in Jackson's place, and they will need him to step up and play well against a talented Jaguars passing attack led by quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

Ojulari's Absence Hurts Giants Pass Rush

Ojulari has been one of the Giants' most productive pass rushers this season, with 3.5 sacks in six games. His absence will hurt the Giants' ability to generate pressure on Lawrence, and it could make it easier for the Jaguars to move the ball through the air. The Giants will need other players, such as Leonard Williams and Dexter Lawrence, to step up and provide pressure on Lawrence in Ojulari's absence.

Giants Hoping to Overcome Injuries and Win in Jacksonville

The Giants are hoping to overcome their injuries and win in Jacksonville on Sunday. The Jaguars are a tough opponent, but the Giants have a chance to win if they can play well in all three phases of the game. The Giants will need to find a way to score points without Golladay, and they will need to play well on defense to slow down the Jaguars' offense. If the Giants can do those things, they will have a good chance to win their second game of the season.