The Giants have been plagued with injuries to several stars this season, but a pair is nearing a return.
According to SportsNet New York, both Saquon Barkley and Evan Engram were on the practice field Monday and "have a chance to play" Sunday versus the Cardinals.
Barkley, who is recovering from an ankle injury and Engram, who suffered a knee injury, participated in individual drills, the report noted.
Sterling Shepard, who is dealing with a concussion, also took part in the light practice.
RB Saquon Barkley (ankle), RB Wayne Gallman (concussion), TE Evan Engram (knee) and WR Sterling Shepard (concussion) all took part in individual drills during the Giants' light practice today.
— Ralph Vacchiano (@RVacchianoSNY) October 14, 2019
Shepard is still a longshot to play Sunday. Barkley and Engram have a chance to play.
Barkley was able to return to practice two weeks ago and reportedly said he could beat his initial four- to eight-week timetable for recovery, but the Giants staff is taking a cautious approach in easing him back into action.
He initially injured his ankle in the second quarter of the Giants' Week 3 win over the Buccaneers.
Engram, who has been dealing with a seemingly nagging knee injury, is also easing back into practice after missing the Week 6 loss to the Patriots.
He still leads the team in catches (33) and receiving yards (373) despite missing time.
Engram also has two touchdown catches on the year.