The Seattle Seahawks are gearing up to take on the New York Giants at home after being torched by the Detroit Lions on Monday Night Football. The problem with the Seahawks on MNF was the fact some of their most impactful defenders were out. Right now, it looks like New York could be facing this, but with their offense.

The Giants are naturally allergic to the end zone this year, as their offensive woes continue. Unfortunately, it could get a lot worse as star rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers has been ruled OUT. A player who could be joining him is running back Devin Singletary, who has just been downgraded to DOUBTFUL.

Singletary, who is dealing with a groin issue and did say he "feels better," but is obviously looking closer to not playing.

Without these two, the points for New York could be hard to come by. Nabers has been setting defenses on fire to start his career. So far in 2024, he has 35 receptions for 386 yards and three touchdowns. Against the Dallas Cowboys last week, before suffering his concussion, Nabers hauled in 12-of-15 passes tossed his way for 115 yards.

As for Singletary, he has 221 yards on the ground and two touchdowns. While this may not seem like a ton, he and Nabers account for 83% of the touchdowns Big Blue has scored this year.

Making matters more difficult for New York is the fact defensive lineman Leonard Williams and safety Julian Love look to be on track to return to action on Sunday.

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