Giants' Darren Waller, Tyrod Taylor to Miss at Least 4 Games Due to Injuries

Waller, Giants' leading receiver this season, and Taylor, who has started past three games due to Jones' injury, join injured reserve following hamstring and rib injuries respectively; earliest possible return would be December 11 game against the Packers.

Darren Waller and Tyrod Taylor, key players for the Giants, have been placed on injured reserve due to hamstring and rib injuries respectively, leading them to miss at least the next four games.
Despite a lackluster performance this season, Waller is the team's leading receiver with 36 catches for 384 yards and a touchdown.
Tyrod Taylor, who filled in for injured starter Daniel Jones in the last three games, has also been put on IR. Jones is expected to return for the next game, with Tommy DeVito and Matt Barkley as backups.
The Giants have also had to address the kicker position after Graham Gano was placed on IR due to a knee injury. Replacements Randy Bullock and Cade York were elevated off the practice squad, with Bullock expected to kick in the next game.
Additional moves for the Giants included the elevation of LB Justin Hollins from the practice squad, and the signing of TE Lawrence Cager to the active roster, who will serve as the No. 2 tight end behind Daniel Bellinger.