Giants' Jon Runyan Likely Out for Season

New York Giants guard Jon Runyan Jr. is facing a potentially season-ending ankle injury sustained during a loss to the New Orleans Saints, with coach Brian Daboll describing him as 'week-to-week, maybe more.' Runyan, who has been a key player for the team since signing a three-year, $30 million contract, has already started all 13 games this season. Cornerback Tre Hawkins also suffered a serious injury, a fractured lumbar spine, and both players are candidates for injured reserve. As the Giants prepare for their upcoming game against the Ravens, Aaron Stinnie may step in for Runyan if he cannot play. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers are dealing with a leg injury to quarterback Justin Herbert, who exited a game after a hard hit, replaced by Taylor Heinicke. Additionally, linebacker Anthony Walker of the Dolphins is questionable to return after suffering a hamstring injury during their game.