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Abdul Carter returned to limited practice, but the Giants need a realistic Sunday plan while his calf injury leaves him questionable.

Alexander Wilson argues that the New York Giants must carefully manage Abdul Carter rather than overburdening him following a calf injury. Carter returned to practice in a limited capacity on Friday and is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's matchup against the New Orleans Saints.
Wilson notes that the Giants are facing significant depth issues, with edge rushers Brian Burns and Chauncey Golston currently on injured reserve. Furthermore, secondary injuries to Colton Hood and Tyler Nubin limit defensive adjustments, reinforcing Wilson's view that Carter should only play if medically cleared for specific, effective roles.
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