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Injuries Push Giants to Singletary While Eagles Start Joe Milton

The availability changes strip depth at key positions and raise pressure on both teams to pursue additions before the early‑November trade deadline.

Overview

  • Giants listed running back Cam Skattebo doubtful and he was inactive for Sunday’s Week 9 game, leaving Devin Singletary to absorb the primary rushing workload.
  • The Eagles ruled out receivers DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks and named Joe Milton III their starter for his first NFL start with Tanner McKee expected to serve as the backup while listed questionable with a cracked rib.
  • New York’s backfield is thin because Tyrone Tracy Jr. is on injured reserve and Najee Harris is no longer on the roster, creating a short depth chart behind Singletary.
  • Philadelphia’s season-long attrition — most notably Jalen Hurts being placed on IR for blood clots and Lane Johnson’s retirement — has left the offense depleted and helped produce a 2-6 record and six-game losing streak.
  • With roster holes exposed by these Week 9 availability decisions, reporting says both clubs face heightened trade and roster pressure with the early‑November deadline days away and could seek immediate additions at running back and other positions.