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Giants make Paulson Adebo a healthy scratch for their game against Washington
The Giants sat out Paulson Adebo despite his $17.25 million salary cap hit, with rookie Colton Hood active instead.
- The New York Giants are not dressing cornerback Paulson Adebo, their highest-paid player, against the Washington Commanders on Thursday night, marking him as a healthy scratch for the prime-time matchup.
- Adebo lost his starting job during coach John Harbaugh's first training camp, with Deonte Banks and Greg Newsome passing him on the depth chart while he remains halfway through a three-year, $54 million contract.
- With a $24.2 million salary cap hit—the highest on the roster—Adebo was not listed on the injury report this week, despite a knee injury limiting his season appearances.
- Rookie Colton Hood is active instead of Adebo for the matchup against the Washington Commanders, playing despite dislocating his left ring finger during practice on Tuesday.
- October 25 marked the last time Adebo played every defensive snap at Houston when Newsome was unavailable; he saw no snaps in Sunday's victory at Philadelphia.
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Giants make Paulson Adebo a healthy scratch for their game against Washington
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The New York Giants are not dressing their highest-paid player against the Washington Commanders in prime time on Thursday night, as cornerback Paulson Adebo is a healthy scratch.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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