Giants Roster Shake Up EXPOSED What It Means for Cowboys Matchup

In this jam-packed episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates,* Drew and Rob dissect all the latest news surrounding the New York Giants as the team continues to face significant challenges on and off the field. With injuries piling up, roster shakeups, and an upcoming divisional clash against the struggling Cowboys, there’s plenty to cover in this week's show.  

The episode begins with breaking news about former Giants quarterback Daniel Jones, who has joined the Minnesota Vikings. Reports from Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports highlight that Jones chose the Vikings due to their playoff positioning and quarterback-friendly scheme. However, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network clarified that Jones will start on the team’s practice squad, adding an interesting twist to the Vikings' roster dynamics.  

On the injury front, Azeez Ojulari has been placed on injured reserve after leaving the game against the Buccaneers with a toe injury. While surgery isn’t required, the pain and recovery process will sideline him for the foreseeable future. Additionally, defensive lineman Armon Watts, who sustained a shoulder injury, has also been moved to IR after a short stint with the team. To fill the roster gap, the Giants have re-signed Tomon Fox, looking to bolster their defensive depth.  

The Giants also made a notable signing, adding tight end Greg Dulcich to their roster. The 6’4”, 245-pound former third-round pick out of UCLA brings potential as a pass-catching threat despite struggling with blocking and route running early in his career. After an impressive rookie season with the Broncos, Dulcich has faced setbacks, including a 38.4 PFF grade this year.

Meanwhile, former Giant Mark Glowinski has signed with the Colts’ practice squad. Glowinski, a familiar name to both Colts and Giants fans, had been unsigned since being cut by New York earlier this year.  

The hosts provide an extensive injury update for both the Giants and their upcoming opponents, the Dallas Cowboys. The Giants’ injury report includes key names like Jermaine Eluemunor (out with a quad injury) and Deonte Banks (questionable with a rib issue). Tommy DeVito is expected to be unavailable, though this has not been officially confirmed.

Drew and Rob preview the Thanksgiving matchup between the Giants and Cowboys, a game that pits two struggling teams against each other. The Cowboys, once dominant, have lost five of their last six games and are averaging just 14 points per game during that stretch while allowing over 34 points per game. Their lone win during this stretch came in a bizarre victory over the Commanders, where two of their touchdowns came via special teams.

The episode wraps up with Drew and Rob’s Thanksgiving game predictions, covering all the holiday action from the Bears-Lions opener to the Raiders-Chiefs Friday afternoon showdown. With the Giants facing a tough divisional opponent and a battered roster, the hosts discuss whether New York can pull off an upset or if this matchup will serve as a "get-right" game for Dallas.  

Tune in to hear the latest updates, analysis, and predictions as the Giants continue their uphill battle this seaso