Giants Limit Andrew Thomas to 2 of 3 OTAs as Foot, Shoulder Issues Linger

5 articles · Updated · NBC Sports · May 21

Andrew Thomas took part in 2 of the Giants' first 3 organized team activities, with the team holding him out for planned maintenance days.
Foot and shoulder issues are driving that schedule: Thomas is still managing a 2024 Lisfranc recovery and called the shoulder injury lingering, though he said it is in a good place.
September readiness is the priority, with Thomas saying the Giants' medical staff has built a ramp-up plan and that the reduced workload is precautionary.
Marcus Mbow filled Thomas' reps when he sat out, while first-round pick Francis Mauigoa worked with the starters at right guard.
Thomas also missed the first 2 games of 2025 returning from the foot injury and the final 2 games last season with a hamstring strain, which he said is no longer an issue.

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