The New York Giants are preparing for Week 10 against the Washington Commanders on Thursday Night Football after a big win over the Philadelphia Eagles the week prior.

But heading into this matchup, there is some question about whether running back Cam Skattebo and quarterback J.J. McCarthy will be good to go. Both are dealing with injuries, and on a short week, their status is up in the air.

Fortunately, Jordan Raanan of ESPN is reporting that both McCarthy and Skattebo are at practice for the Giants on Tuesday, which is a good indication that both will be good to go for Week 10 against the Commanders.

Giants get good news on J.J. McCarthy, Cam Skattebo for Week 10

"J.J. McCarthy (hip) and Cam Skattebo (hamstring) practicing as coach John Harbaugh expected," Raanan reports. "Good sign with game on Thursday night vs. Commanders and this being the only practice of the week."

J.J. McCarthy (hip) and Cam Skattebo (hamstring) practicing as coach John Harbaugh expected. Good sign with game on Thursday night vs. Commanders and this being the only practice of week.

Only Giants player not at practice was rookie CB Colton Hood, who left with a trainer at the start.

— Jordan Raanan (@JordanRaanan) November 10, 2026

The injury update on cornerback Colton Hood is a bit worrying, but the positive news on McCarthy and Skattebo is incredibly important.

While Jameis Winston could lead the Giants to a win if needed, McCarthy has really impressed this season with New York and is the preferred starter for the Giants right now.

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Seeing him participate in practice is a great sign for his odds of suiting up in Week 10. He's trending in the right direction and seems likely to play on Thursday night.

Skattebo, who missed Week 9 despite the Giants having a bye in Week 8, looks like he's going to be good to go as well, based on this practice report.

While the signs have been pointing towards both being active on Thursday night, this report is a very good sign that both will be good to go.

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