New York Giants quarterback Tyrod Taylor completed two passes on four attempts for five yards in the team's preseason finale on Saturday. Taylor, who started for the resting Daniel Jones, played the Giants' first two drives against the Jets. The veteran, however, failed to lead the G-Men to a first down before being replaced by Tommy Devito. Taylor looks to be locked into the backup role for the Giants this season but is not on fantasy football radars at all.

New York Giants quarterback Tyrod Taylor (head) exited Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears and is being evaluated for a concussion. Taylor was only playing because Daniel Jones exited with an ankle injury. Taylor's exit forced Jones to come back into the game, but he was visibly injured and New York primarily operated out of the wildcat formation. The Giants have been decimated by injuries and may need to add some quarterback reinforcements in the coming week.

New York Giants quarterback Tyrod Taylor should be fine, according to head coach Brian Daboll. The veteran was carted off the field during Sunday's preseason showdown versus the Jets after taking a hard shot from defensive lineman Micheal Clemons. There should be a more definitive update regarding Taylor's Week 1 availability sometime soon. However, if he isn't good to go, Davis Webb should fill in as Daniel Jones' backup. Nevertheless, Jones will still need to be on his best behavior if Taylor ...

New York Giants quarterback Tyrod Taylor (back) was carted off the field during Sunday's preseason showdown versus the Jets. The veteran didn't last long, taking a shot from defensive end Micheal Clemons late in the first quarter. There should be an update surrounding his condition before the Week 1 opener versus the Tennessee Titans. However, if Taylor isn't available, Davis Webb is slotted to take over as Daniel Jones' backup.

The Giants signed quarterback Tyrod Taylor as the backup to starterDaniel Jonesthis offseason. In Taylor's preseason debut for the Giants, he aired it out for 129 yards and a touchdown while completing 13 of his 21 pass attempts. The veteran signal-caller helped New York secure a victory over the New England Patriots in the exhibition contest on Thursday night. It is a do-or-die year for Jones in 2022 as he enters his fourth year in the NFL. Suppose Jones fails to perform well for an extended ...

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll reported he expects everyone healthy to suit up for Thursday's preseason opener against the Patriots. Daboll hopes to expose his players to as many live reps as possible, allowing everyone to become familiar with the new coaching staff. Although it's unknown how much work guys like Daniel Jones, Tyrod Taylor, and Saquon Barkley, among others, will receive versus New England, it will offer a small glimpse of what's to come for fantasy managers heading into ...

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones continues to have job security as he enters his fourth season in the NFL. Owner John Mara told Jordan Raanan of ESPN that Jones is the team's No. 1 quarterback and offseason addition Tyrod Taylor is his backup. Mara recently gave Jones another vote of confidence, saying, "When we've been relatively healthy, he's shown enough talent to make us believe we can win with him." He also added that Jones' development should take a leap forward in 2022 with ...

Quarterback Tyrod Taylor is expected to sign with the New York Giants on a two-year deal worth up to $17 million. The 32-year-old played six games for the Houston Texans in 2021, accounting for eight total touchdowns while tossing five interceptions. He will likely serve as the No. 2 option behind Daniel Jones (neck) on the depth chart. However, despite the front office insisting that Jones is the team's starting signal-caller, his health may prevent him from playing an entire season, so there ...

As fantasy football managers finalize lineups for Week 14, what are the latest updates surrounding players on the QB/TE injury report?

Houston Texans quarterback Tyrod Taylor (left wrist) practiced in full for the second consecutive day on Thursday. Although he should be active for Week 14 and Houston has yet to officially name a starter, the expectation is that Davis Mills will get the nod. The 32-year-old Taylor went 60-for-106 with just 550 passing yards, two passing touchdowns, and five interceptions over his last four starts. Neither Taylor nor Mills are worth starting in fantasy leagues this week regardless of Houston's...