Justin Pugh Injury: Updates on Giants Guard’s Knee and Return

November 12, 2016   ·   Mike Chiari   ·   Jump to comments

After suffering a knee injury in Week 9 against the Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants guard Justin Pugh is expected to miss between two and four weeks.
Continue for updates.
Latest on Pugh's Playing Status Saturday, Nov. 12 The Giants announced Pugh will not play Monday night when they host the Cincinnati Bengals.
According to Dan Duggan of NJ.com, Pugh has a sprained MCL in his right knee that will keep him out for at least two games and as many as four.
Per ESPN's Adam Caplan, there were no additional issues discovered with regard to Pugh's knee after getting a second opinion.
The 26-year-old is a 2013 first-round pick out of Syracuse, and he has started all but four games in his four seasons with Big Blue.
Second-year man Bobby Hart, who is a swing lineman with six starts at tackle this season, is likely to place Pugh at left guard.
The 2015 seventh-round pick out of Florida State already has chemistry with the rest of the line, but losing ...

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