In a positive development for the New York Giants, each player on the team's 53-man roster took part in Thursday's practice session, signaling a healthy squad as they gear up for their Week 17 clash against the Los Angeles Rams.

However, one player drawing attention due to injury concerns is punter Jamie Gillan. During last week's game, Gillan entered the field with a sore left groin, which was then compounded by an injury to his left (kicking) knee while pursuing Eagles' punt returner Britain Covey on a 54-yard return.

This season, Gillan has successfully completed 85 punts, representing a career-high for the talented punter. Among his peers, only Thomas Morstead of the New York Jets has punted more, with a total of 87 punts. Special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey shed light on Gillan's workload, stating that the punter has "got a lot of reps in that leg" and is starting to feel some tenderness as the season nears its end.

The Giants' coaching staff will need to carefully monitor Gillan's injury and manage his workload in the final stretch of the regular season. Having a fully healthy roster will be crucial as the team prepares to face the formidable Los Angeles Rams, who are known for their strong defensive presence and ability to limit opponents' scoring opportunities.

As the Giants aim to secure a victory in Week 17 to solidify their playoff chances, Gillan's health will undoubtedly be a crucial factor in the team's success. The coaching staff must strike a delicate balance between maximizing his contributions on the field and ensuring his long-term well-being.

The New York Giants will continue to closely monitor Jamie Gillan's injury status leading up to their highly anticipated matchup with the Los Angeles Rams on [date].