Giants' Tight End Darren Waller Expected to Miss Multiple Games Due to Hamstring Injury, Possible IR Stint Looms

Hamstring injury persists from last season for Giants' top receiver Waller, jeopardising team's performance amidst QB Daniel Jones' return from injury.

• Darren Waller, the top receiver for the New York Giants, is expected to miss several games due to a persistent hamstring injury that also limited his performance in the previous season.
• Waller experienced the injury during Sunday’s game against the New York Jets, playing only 17 snaps before leaving the game.
• There is a likelihood of Waller being placed on injured reserve, which would sideline him for a minimum of four games.
• Waller’s injury is a serious setback for the Giants' passing offense which ranks 32nd, especially as quarterback Daniel Jones returns from a three-game absence due to a neck injury.
• Despite the injury, Waller has led the Giants this season with 36 catches for 384 yards. His absence raises uncertainty on the team's performance.

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