Skip to main content
Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Giants RB Shane Vereen ruled out with a concussion

It was his first game back after being placed on injured reserve in September.

Washington Redskins v New York Giants
Washington Redskins v New York Giants
Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images
Jeanna Kelley
Jeanna Kelley has been covering the Falcons for The Falcoholic since 2011 and the NFL for SB Nation since 2015.

New York Giants running back Shane Vereen left Sunday Night Football against the Dallas Cowboys to be evaluated for a concussion, the team announced. Vereen was ruled out for the remainder of the game shortly thereafter.

Sunday’s game was Vereen’s first back on the field after being placed on injured reserve with a torn triceps in September.

Prior to leaving, Vereen had one reception for 10 yards. He was injured during the play and walked directly to the locker room after exiting the field.

The Giants trail the Cowboys 7-0 in the second quarter.

See More:

More in NFL

NFL
Kyle Shanahan’s car accident has transformed into the NFL’s biggest mysteryKyle Shanahan’s car accident has transformed into the NFL’s biggest mystery
NFL

A routine traffic accident has become something entirely surreal.

By James Dator
NFL
Aaron Rodgers and D.K. Metcalf take part in training camp toilet pactAaron Rodgers and D.K. Metcalf take part in training camp toilet pact
NFL

If it’s yellow, let it mellow.

By James Dator
NFL
Bills release alternate uniforms so ugly that even die-hard Bills fans hate themBills release alternate uniforms so ugly that even die-hard Bills fans hate them
NFL
The Panthers had a nightmare opening to training campThe Panthers had a nightmare opening to training camp
NFL

A lot went wrong in a short period of time.

By James Dator
NFLFromBaltimore Beatdown
Critics keep moving the goalposts on Lamar JacksonCritics keep moving the goalposts on Lamar Jackson
NFLFromBaltimore Beatdown
By Femi Ayanbadejo
NFL
61 NFL predictions ahead of the 2026 season61 NFL predictions ahead of the 2026 season
NFL

From Week 1 to the Super Bowl and beyond, we give a comprehensive layout of what the 2026 season will look like.

By Jarrett Bailey