Eric Gray had a quiet game, contributing minimally as a kickoff returner with a single 37-yard return and a lackluster performance on punt returns, highlighting the overall struggles of the Giants' special teams unit.

Eric Gray has made notable strides as the Giants' primary kickoff returner, improving from an average of 58 yards on four returns last season to 517 yards on 20 returns this year, ranking him fourth in the league. Despite some ongoing fumbling issues, including a lost fumble against the Browns, special teams coordinator Michael Ghobrial commended Gray for consistently creating favorable starting positions for the offense. The team is implementing drills to enhance his ball security amidst challenges.

Eric Gray had a notable performance, returning a kickoff for 36 yards, but he also lost a fumble that was recovered by Matthew Adams. His contributions were mixed, highlighting both the potential for impact plays and the critical mistakes that have plagued the team this season.

Eric Gray was involved in a play that led to Juanyeh Thomas's knee injury during the game against the Cowboys. As Thomas pursued Gray, he became tangled up, resulting in a serious injury that required him to be carted off the field. Gray's role as a return man highlights his importance to the Giants' special teams.

Eric Gray is expected to step up in Malik Nabers' absence as the Giants face the Bengals. With Nabers sidelined due to a concussion, Gray, along with Darius Slayton and Wan'Dale Robinson, will be crucial in supporting the receiving core. The Giants are looking to improve their record and Gray's contributions will be vital in achieving that goal.