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Injury isn’t stopping Andrew Thomas from ‘doing everything he possibly can’ to be a Giants leader

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Dunleavy, R. (2026, October 13). Injury isn’t stopping Andrew Thomas from ‘doing everything he possibly can’ to be a Giants leader. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/13/sports/andrew-thomas-doing-everything-to-lead-giants-by-example/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-13 · by Ryan Dunleavy

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Andrew Thomas, despite battling a groin injury, played in all 89 offensive snaps for the Giants against the Commanders. Although he tied the game by allowing his first sack of the season and three pressures according to Pro Football Focus, Thomas remains unsatisfied with his performance, citing insufficient physicality and poor technique. The article highlights Thomas's commitment to leadership and continuous improvement despite ongoing health challenges.
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Andrew Thomas, left tackle for the New York Giants, expressed dissatisfaction with his performance in Sunday's game against the Commanders despite battling a groin injury that required pregame medical clearance. According to Pro Football Focus, Thomas allowed his first sack of the season and faced three pressures during the match. Despite these setbacks, he played on all 89 offensive snaps, maintaining an All-Pro standard throughout his career despite facing injuries in seven seasons. Thomas aims to remain a leader for the Giants even as he continues to manage his health issues.

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🔮 If John Harbaugh were picking between two Michigan-bred quarterbacks this week, the Giants would start J.J. McCarthy over Tom Brady.
🔮 Edmunds will go from logging every defensive snap in the first six games to missing every snap in the final 11, The Post confirmed, after he was injured late in last week’s game against the Saints.
🔮 Maybe it’s time for the NFL to change its logo to include a player’s hand punching at the football that sits atop the shield.
🔮 “Maybe now 20 percent of that 30 that was gone is back,” Nagy said before Thursday’s practice.
🔮 McCarthy’s last pass — on fourth-and-1 from the 14-yard line with 12 seconds remaining — fell incomplete or else the Giants would’ve had a chance to win the game or send it to overtime despite trailing 34-10 when the quarterback change was made with 11:36 to go.
🔮 tRY IT NOW“I would love for us to be in that kind of a circumstance,” Harbaugh said.
🔮 If J.J. McCarthy was guaranteed to throw for 943 yards, rush for 104 yards and lead 12 scoring drives in his next start, then the Giants wouldn’t have a quarterback controversy on their hands.
🔮 “I’m feeling good,” Mauigoa said, indicating he will be on the field again soon.
🔮 Skattebo knew ahead of Sunday’s game that he was not going to start and that his playing time would be diminished as a result of four fumbles in the first five games, but he wasn’t expecting to be limited to six offensive snaps (all in the first half) and no touches in the 34-27 loss to the Saints.
🔮 he was being evaluated — he went in the late fourth round — nobody really could get their arms around him,” Harbaugh said.
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Commanders Giants NFL Pro Football Focus The Post

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Giants ORG · 3× Thomas ORG · 2× Andrew Thomas PERSON · 1× Commanders ORG · 1× NFL ORG · 1× Paul Schwartz PERSON · 1× Pro Football Focus ORG · 1× The Post ORG · 1×

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SIGN UP NOWSo Thomas wasn’t happy with his performance again Sunday after tying the Commanders (allowing his first sack of the season and three pressures, per Pro Football Focus) despite fighting through a groin injury that now requires him to go through a pregame workout with the return-to-play trainer.
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Informed last week that he had allowed only one sack in his past 17 games, Andrew Thomas recoiled at the notion that he is playing well. asserted
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The left tackle maintains an All-Pro standard even if a combination of his injuries and the Giants’ annual late-season irrelevancy has prevented him from receiving the highest NFL honors in all but one of his first seven seasons. asserted
combination → maintain → seasons
SIGN UP NOWSo Thomas wasn’t happy with his performance again Sunday after tying the Commanders (allowing his first sack of the season and three pressures, per Pro Football Focus) despite fighting through a groin injury that now requires him to go through a pregame workout with the return-to-play trainer. asserted
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“I wasn’t physical enough,” Thomas told The Post after protecting on all 89 offensive snaps. asserted
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