Thomas (hamstring) has been ruled out for Week 3 versus the 49ers, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Thomas will miss a second game in a row Thursday when the Giants take on San Francisco on Thursday Night Football. The 24-year-old will once again give way to Joshua Ezeudu at left tackle in Week 3.

Thomas (hamstring) is officially inactive for Sunday's Week 2 matchup with Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Thomas was able to log a pair of limited practices to end the week after sitting out Wednesday, but that wasn't enough for him to suit up against the Cardinals. Daniel Jones will therefore lose his best pass protector, and Joshua Ezeudu will step into a starting role in Thomas' place.

Thomas (hamstring) is not expected to play Sunday against the Cardinals, Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Thomas is officially listed as questionable with the hamstring injury, but the Giants don't appear inclined to take any chances with their standout left tackle while heading into a stretch of two games in five days. Joshua Ezeudu is expected to start at left tackle in place of Thomas, who will aim for a return to the lineup Week 3 for a Thursday night game in San Francisco.

Thomas (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game at Arizona, Art Stapleton of The Bergen Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Thomas said Friday that his hamstring was feeling better, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports, a good sign for his chances to play in Week 2. If he's forced to sit out though, Matt Peart could be in line to start at left tackle Sunday.

Thomas (hamstring) was a limited participant at practice Thursday ahead of Sunday's game at Arizona, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's a step in the right direction toward playing in Week 2 after Thomas missed practice entirely Wednesday. He'll still probably need to practice in full Friday to avoid carrying an injury designation into Sunday's matchup at the Cardinals, though.

Thomas (hamstring) did not participate at the Giants' practice Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Head coach Brian Daboll said Wednesday that Thomas is "making progress" and "day-to-day" with a hamstring injury heading into New York's Week 2 matchup with the Cardinals on Sunday according to Michael Eisen of the team's official website. The offensive tackle was held out of practice and he will "see if he practices tomorrow and try and go from there." If Thomas can't play versus Arizona, Matt Peart (elbow) or Marcus McKethan could be asked to step into a starting role.

Thomas' (hamstring) status for Sunday's game against Arizona is up in the air, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

It seems like New York's All-Pro tackle avoided a worse-case scenario, as he is thought to have avoided a serious injury. Even if he plays Sunday, it's safe to assume he won't be playing at full strength, per Duggan. The Giants play San Francisco's deadly pass rush next Thursday, which could factor into New York's decision of whether to play its star this coming Sunday.

Thomas received an MRI after suffering a hamstring injury in Sunday's loss to the Cowboys, but details of his status for the week ahead won't be known until Wednesday, according to head coach Brian Daboll, Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Thomas missing any time moving forward would be a definite blow to the Giants' offensive line. To make matters worse, Matt Peart (undisclosed), who would be the next man up to replace Thomas also needed an MRI, leaving his status for Week 2 against the Cardinals in question as well. Thomas will now focus on trying to recover quickly, to make Wednesday's update a positive one.

Thomas suffered a hamstring injury during Sunday's loss to the Cowboys and will undergo further imaging Monday, Charlotte Carroll of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Thomas doesn't yet know the severity of his injury but is dealing with soreness following the blowout loss. If he's unavailable for next Sunday's game against the Cardinals, Matt Peart will likely see increased playing time.

Thomas agreed to a five-year, $117.5 million deal with the Giants on Wednesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 2020 first-round pick's new extension includes $67 million guaranteed and will kick in after the 2023 NFL season. After struggling during his first couple years in the league, the Georgia product turned things around and was one of the best offensive linemen in football in 2022, earning second-team All-Pro honors. Thomas' yearly salary comes out to $23.5 million, making him the second-highest paid offensive lineman in the NFL. The 24-year-old will likely continue holding down the left side of the Giants' offensive line for many years to come.