The New York Giants entered their Week 3 matchup with the Tennessee Titans with three players listed as questionable, and Brian Burns was among them. Because the Giants conducted a walkthrough, the participation designations in the report were projections rather than full practice grades.
That matters because questionable is not a final ruling, but it does leave the Giants waiting for late clarity before kickoff. In a Week 3 injury report, that uncertainty can shape how a team prepares its rotations and adjusts for Sunday.
Which Giants were questionable?
The report listed Brian Burns, Deonte Banks and Tyler Nubin as questionable for the Giants and Titans meeting. With the game set for MetLife Stadium, the availability of all three could affect how the Giants handle both their defensive structure and their overall game-day planning.
There were also a series of roster moves around the report that added to the broader picture. On September 17, Jaden Robinson joined the Practice Squad and Ryan Schernecke was terminated from the Practice Squad. On September 18, Nikko Reed was signed as a free agent from LAC PS and Paulson Adebo was placed on Reserve/Injured.
The walkthrough explains the caution
On September 21, Braxton Berrios and Malik Harrison were activated from the Practice Squad through standard elevations, while September 22 brought more movement with C.J. Ravenell receiving a Practice Squad Exception, Ryan Schernecke returning to the Practice Squad, and Kingsley Eguakun and Elijah Jones being terminated from the Practice Squad. Then on September 24, Jaxson Dart was placed on Reserve/Injured, before September 26 saw Jake Haener signed from the NYG Practice Squad and Braxton Berrios and Malik Harrison activated again through standard elevations.
That sequence shows a roster that was still being adjusted heading into Week 3. For the Giants, the key question is whether Burns, Banks and Nubin can be cleared in time, or whether the team has to move forward without one or more of them against the Tennessee Titans.
