John Ross Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

Mike Glennon, Kadarius Toney, John Ross all listed out for Sunday's game against the Washington Football Team, while Collin Johnson has been listed questionable. Mike Glennon is dealing with a wrist injury and if he were unable to go this weekend, Jake Fromm would likely draw the start. Fromm wouldn’t be a significant drop-off from Glennon as neither has been very good. With Toney and Ross ruled out, we could see some practice squad receivers (like Pharoh Cooper) get some meaningful game snaps behind Kenny Golladay, Darius Slayton, and Collin Johnson. It remains difficult to trust any member of the Giants offense in DFS contests.

Kadarius Toney, John Ross, and Mike Glennon logged DNPs Thursday, while Collin Johnson returned to practice ahead of the Giants matchup against the Washington Football Team this Sunday. It seemed as though Toney could be trending towards a return after practicing yesterday but now it starting to look like the rookie's season will be over. It is encouraging to se Johnson return to practice as it looks like he could suit up this weekend. Mike Glennon is dealing with a wrist injury and if he were unable to go this weekend, Jake Fromm would likely draw the start. Fromm wouldn’t be a significant drop-off from Glennon as neither has been very good. If Toney and/or Ross were unable to play this weekend we could see some practice squad receivers (like Pharoh Cooper) get some meaningful game snaps behind Kenny Golladay, Darius Slayton, and Collin Johnson. It remains difficult to trust any member of the Giants offense in DFS contests.

Kadarius Toney returned to practice Wednesday, while Mike Glennon, Collin Johnson, and John Ross all logged DNPs ahead of New York's matchup against the Washington Football Team this Sunday. It seems as though Toney is trending towards a return this week and could slot back in as one of the top pass-catchers for the Giants. Mike Glennon is dealing with a wrist injury and if he were unable to go this weekend, Jake Fromm would likely draw the start. Fromm wouldn't be a significant drop-off from Glennon as neither has been very good. If Johnson and/or Ross were unable to play this weekend we could see some practice squad receivers (like Pharoh Cooper) get some meaningful game snaps. It will be important to monitor the practice status of the Giants players as the week progresses.

Kadarius Toney, John Ross, and Collin Johnson all listed out for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears. The New York Giants continue to be ravaged by injuries to their receiving corps and will only have one healthy active roster wideout this weekend, Kenny Golladay. Golladay will be Mike Glennon's top target with a bunch of practice squad members filling out the rest of the ranks. It remains difficult to trust any member of the Giants offense in DFS contests.

Saquon Barkley and Kyle Rudolph returned to practice Thursday, while Kadarius Toney, John Ross, and Collin Johnson all logged DNPs ahead of the Giants matchup with the Chicago Bears this Sunday. Saquon Barkley and Kyle Rudolph seem to be trending in the right direction to suit up this weekend where they should slot back into their usual roles. Barkley will be expected to lead the backfield with Devontae Booker available to back him up. Rudolph should back up Evan Engram at the the tight end position. Toney, Ross, and Johnson all seem to be trending in the wrong direction, with Toney having the most impact if he is forced to miss. With no Toney, Kenny Golladay and Darius Slayton would be the top receivers for the Giants and would see an increase in expected volume. It is tough to trust many members of the New York offense at this point due to the quarterback play of both Jake Fromm and Mike Glennon.

John Ross has tested positive for COVID and will likely miss Sunday's contest with the Dallas Cowboys. Ross was not expected to play a major role in the Giants offense this weekend with Sterling Shepard, Kenny Golladay, and Darius Slayton all available so his absence doesn't figure to be DFS relevant. Collin Johnson will likely assume his role as the fourth receiver for New York.

Sterling Shepard and Kadarius Toney have been listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins while Kyle Rudolph, John Ross, and Cullen Gillaspia have been listed questionable. With Shepard and Toney likely out it will be another week of Kenny Golladay and Darius Slayton leading the receiving corps. Kyle Rudolph seems to be trending towards a return and should reclaim his role as the number two tight end behind Evan Engram. Kaden Smith is set to be placed on IR meaning the third tight end spot should be played by Chris Myarick who does not figure to be DFS relevant at this point.

Sterling Shepard and Kyle Rudolph both were upgraded to limited practices on Thursday while Kadarius Toney, John Ross, Kaden Smith and Cullen Gillaspia all logged their second DNP of the week. This was a good sign for both Shepard and Rudolph who both seem to be trending in the right direction for Sunday's matchup with the Miami Dolphins. With Toney and Ross both trending in the wrong direction it could mean another heavy workload for Kenny Golladay, Shepard (if available), and Darius Slayton. If Rudolph is back he would back up Evan Engram and Smith's status would be irrelevant for DFS. Rudolph's return would cut into Engram's workload and would make him much less appealing to play in DFS contests.

Daniel Jones was limited in practice Wednesday while Kadarius Toney, Sterling Shepard, John Ross, Kyle Rudolph, Kaden Smith, and Cullen Gillaspia all logged DNPs ahead of the Giants matchup with the Miami Dolphins this Sunday. Jones was expected to be limited and is not expected to start this Sunday (but there is still a chance he could), Mike Glennon would draw the start. A large portion of the Giants pass-catchers are still banged up which could mean another expected heavy workload for Kenny Golladay and Darius Slayton. If both Smith and Rudolph are unable to play again this weekend Evan Engram would be expected to play the large majority of snaps at tight end with Chris Myarick available to back him up. Engram would once again be a decent option due to his expected target share sans multiple receivers and tight ends. It will be important to monitor the Giants practice report throughout the week and the official injury report released on Friday with game designations as some potential value options could open up.

The Giants injury report is once again a long one for their game this Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles and reads like this: Sterling Shepard, Kaden Smith, and Cullen Gillaspia listed out; Kadarius Toney and Kyle Rudolph listed doubtful; Saquon Barkley and John Ross listed questionable. With both Shepard and Toney likely out the receiving corps should be led by Kenny Golladay and Darius Slayton making them both much better plays. With Smith and Rudolph out, Evan Engram should be the primary tight end for the Giants with recently signed Chris Myarick available to back him up. Saquon seems likely to be available but could be limited meaning more work for Devontae Booker. Until Barkley can prove that he can handle a workhorse role in the New York backfield, he can only be viewed as a riskier tournament option with limited upside.