Sanders-Pascoe update

It looks like Bear Pascoe and James Sanders could both see more limited roles when the New York Giants host the Atlanta Falcons in an NFL football playoff game on Sunday. The game will be televised by FOX at 10 a.m.

Pascoe, a 2004 Granite Hills graduate, is a tight end-fullback for the Giants. Sanders, a 2001 Monache graduate, is a safety for the Falcons.

Giants starting tight end Jake Ballard, who’s recovering from a knee injury, again saw limited action in practice on Friday, but was listed as probable for Sunday’s game, which means he’ll likely play. That means Pascoe would return to his role as being mostly used as a blocking tight end and fullback.

Meanwhile, Falcons starting safety William Moore, who’s recovering from a groin injury, was again limited in practice on Friday, but he also listed as probable for Sunday’s game. That means Sanders would likely remain as Moore’s backup.

It looks like Bear Pascoe and James Sanders could both see more limited roles when the New York Giants host the Atlanta Falcons in an NFL football playoff game on Sunday. The game will be televised by FOX at 10 a.m.

Pascoe, a 2004 Granite Hills graduate, is a tight end-fullback for the Giants. Sanders, a 2001 Monache graduate, is a safety for the Falcons.

Giants starting tight end Jake Ballard, who’s recovering from a knee injury, again saw limited action in practice on Friday, but was listed as probable for Sunday’s game, which means he’ll likely play. That means Pascoe would return to his role as being mostly used as a blocking tight end and fullback.

Meanwhile, Falcons starting safety William Moore, who’s recovering from a groin injury, was again limited in practice on Friday, but he also listed as probable for Sunday’s game. That means Sanders would likely remain as Moore’s backup.