Giants offensive spark could return Sunday as Malik Nabers and Theo Johnson trend toward play, both limited on Thursday with shoulder and toe injuries respectively. Their availability would lift New York's passing attack against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Defensively, Darius Muasau moved from limited to full practice in the concussion protocol, while Chauncey Golston remained limited with an ankle issue and Beaux Collins was added to the injury list with a hamstring strain. Chargers updates loom, and depth impacts fantasy value across special teams and defense.

Week 3 pits the New York Giants against the Kansas City Chiefs in a Sunday Night showdown that could shape early-season fantasy outlooks. Andrew Thomas is expected to debut for NYG, potentially stabilizing a line that has faced pressure, while KC rests Xavier Worthy due to a torn labrum. The 0-2 backdrop adds urgency as inactives and injuries mold lineup decisions on debut night. KC enters as favorites at 5.5 points, but NYG’s path to offensive balance could unlock a few surprise fantasy plays.