Giants LT Andrew Thomas' groin injury not considered serious; chance he plays Sunday vs. Titans
The groin/adductor injury Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas suffered Monday night against the Rams is not considered serious, and he has a chance to return for Sunday's matchup with the Titans
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The Giants got a reassuring update on their offensive line Wednesday: left tackle Andrew Thomas' groin/adductor injury is not considered serious, and he has a chance to play Sunday against the Titans.
Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter): Giants LT Andrew Thomas’ groin/adductor injury that he suffered Monday night vs. the Rams is not considered serious and he has a chance to return Sunday vs. the Titans, per source.
Thomas was hurt Monday night against the Rams, but the early diagnosis suggests the team avoided a significant issue at its most important spot up front. The fact that he's already viewed as a possibility to suit up this week is a strong sign for a player the Giants lean on to protect the quarterback's blind side.
New York's offensive line situation was already a focus given the season around it, so keeping Thomas in the mix would be a meaningful boost. The team will monitor how he responds over the next few days before making a final call on his availability for the Week 3 meeting with Tennessee.