Ahmad Bradshaw, Felix Jones active for Sunday's game

Published: Oct 28, 2012 at 08:05 AM

New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw is active ahead of the game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Bradshaw, listed as questionable, was a limited participant in practice this week with a foot injury.

Cowboys running back Felix Jones is also active for the game. He was questionable while battling a knee ailment.

Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray won't play for a second consecutive week because of a sprained foot.

Giants inactives: Rocky Bernard, James Brewer, Jerrel Jernigan, Adewale Ojomo, Kenny Phillips, Adrien Robinson and Jacquian Williams.

Cowboys inactives: Phil Costa, Andrew Holmes, Matt Johnson, Sean Lissemore, Charlie Peprah and Kyle Wilber.

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