Giants' Injury Report: Week 2

Key Players Injured

The New York Giants have released their injury report for Week 2, and several key players are listed as questionable or doubtful. Quarterback Daniel Jones is nursing an ankle injury, while running back Saquon Barkley is dealing with a knee injury. Both players are considered day-to-day and their status for Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers is uncertain.

Other Injuries

In addition to Jones and Barkley, several other Giants players are also listed on the injury report. Wide receiver Kenny Golladay is questionable with a hamstring injury, while cornerback Adoree' Jackson is doubtful with an ankle injury. Defensive end Leonard Williams is also questionable with a knee injury.

Impact on the Game

The injuries to Jones and Barkley could have a significant impact on the Giants' offense. Jones is the team's starting quarterback and Barkley is their lead running back. Without either player, the Giants' offense could struggle to move the ball. The injuries to Golladay and Jackson could also hurt the Giants' passing game. Golladay is one of the team's top receivers, while Jackson is one of their best cornerbacks.

Next Steps

The Giants will continue to monitor the progress of their injured players throughout the week. If Jones or Barkley are unable to play on Sunday, backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor or running back Matt Breida could start in their place. The Giants will also need to find ways to replace Golladay and Jackson if they are unable to play.