Chris Hubbard, a 33-year-old journeyman offensive tackle/guard, was signed off the 49ers practice squad mid-season due to injuries affecting the Giants' offensive line. He played in eight games and started three at left tackle, where his performance was underwhelming. Although he brought experience and positional knowledge, Hubbard's size and athletic limitations were evident, leading to doubts about his future with the team.

With Evan Neal likely out due to injury, Chris Hubbard is poised to start at right tackle for the Giants in their regular-season finale against the Eagles. Head coach Brian Daboll highlighted Hubbard's readiness for the role, indicating confidence in his ability to step in alongside Tyre Phillips, while not considering Joshua Ezeudu for the position.

Chris Hubbard was inactive for the game against the Saints, adding to the Giants' injury woes as they continue to struggle this season.

Chris Hubbard is likely to start at offensive tackle due to injuries affecting the team's starting tackles, Jermaine Eluemunor and Evan Neal, who have been limited in practice.

Chris Hubbard is expected to start at left tackle for the Giants in the upcoming game against the Cowboys due to Jermaine Eluemunor's quad injury. His role will be crucial in protecting the quarterback and maintaining the offensive line's stability, especially with DeVito's uncertain status.