When it comes to the New York Giants, it’s never too early to talk about injuries. After all, they have been one of the most-injured teams in the NFL over the past decade and those injuries have been the cause of getting four head coaches and two general managers fired.
First-year head coach Brian Daboll is keenly aware of these facts and is not under any illusions. In fact, he’s drydocked two of the team’s most valuable assets — left tackle Andrew Thomas and edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux — the past few weeks at OTAs, having them don those red jerseys during drills, which is reserved for injured players.
Thomas is coming off offseason ankle surgery while Thibodeaux’s issue remains unknown.
