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Thibodeaux's Season-Ending Injury, Giants' Roster Moves
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The New York Giants edge rusher, Kayvon Thibodeaux, has been placed on season-ending injured reserve due to a persistent shoulder injury, ending his 2025 season after ten games. Thibodeaux, in his fourth year, expressed his disappointment and hoped to play the final two games. The Giants, however, were forced to make this decision due to the injury. Thibodeaux ends the year with only two and a half sacks, which may impact his upcoming contract negotiations. The Giants activated cornerback Art Green and brought up defensive lineman Elijah Chatman and kicker Ben Sauls to fill the roster spot. With Thibodeaux out, the Giants rely on their depth players to maintain a strong defense for the remaining games.
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