Carter Bahns· Nov 8, 2026
Bahns expects J.J. McCarthy to keep playing beyond this week despite the hip/side injury scare against the Eagles.
“Although it seems that McCarthy will remain in action beyond this week”
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“Although it seems that McCarthy will remain in action beyond this week, if the injury acts up on him and forces him to miss time, his potential absence may be a significant blow to the NFC East-leading Giants.”
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