Engram out for Week 6

Giants TE Evan Engram (foot) is out for Sunday's game against the Jets. We'll see if he can get back on the field after New York's Week 11 bye. Engram's absence leaves Rhett Ellison as the Giants' lead TE this weekend. He's averaged 5.4 targets in 5 games without Engram over the last 2 seasons, including a 7-target outing vs. the Patriots back in Week 6. Ellison is squarely on the Week 10 spot-start radar.

Giants TE Evan Engram will not play Sunday because of the mid-foot sprain to his left foot, according to SNY's Ralph Vacchiano. Engram reportedly called it a "low-grade" sprain and said it's not a Lisfranc injury. He hopes to return after the well-timed Week 11 bye. Rhett Ellison should start in Engram's place. Ellison ranked 3rd in the team with 7 targets when Engram missed the Week 6 loss to New England. Ellison also totaled 20 targets across 4 games he played without Engram in the lineup last season -- including 6 targets apiece in weeks 12 and 13. He's in the fantasy-starter mix for Sunday's game against the Jets.

ESPN's Adam Schefter calls Giants TE Evan Engram's status "uncertain" with the foot injury he suffered in Monday night's loss to the Cowboys. The MRI results on the foot were sent to Dr. Robert Anderson for a 2nd opinion, Schefter reports. We'll keep a close eye on this, but Engram owners need to line up a backup plan for Week 10.

Giants TE Evan Engram came out of Monday night's loss to the Cowboys with a sore foot, HC Pat Shurmur said. Engram never exited that game and should be fine for this weekend's tilt with the Jets, but we'll keep an eye on him.

Giants TE Evan Engram (knee) practiced in full all week and isn’t listed on the final injury report. He’ll return for Sunday’s dream matchup against the Cardinals’ league-worst TE defense.