The New York Giants worked out Terrelle Pryor on Tuesday, according to a source.

Pryor is being evaluated by the Giants as a quarterback.

Pryor was with the Seattle Seahawks in training camp and had a workout earlier in the season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Victor Cruz underwent successful patellar tendon surgery on Monday afternoon.

Cruz will miss the remainder of the season for the New York Giants after suffering the injury in Sunday's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

The New York Giants saw their receiving group take a huge hit on Sunday night when Victor Cruz injured his knee against the Philadelphia Eagles.

On fourth down, midway through the third quarter, the Giants went for it with Eli Manning targeting Cruz in the corner of the end zone. Cruz buckled in mid-air, grabbing his knee, as the ball sailed just over his finger tips.

He was in visible pain as he was carted off the field and NBC reported soon after that he suffered a torn patella tendon in his right knee. The Giants later confirmed the report.

Rashad Jennings won't need surgery to repair his injured left knee, but an MRI on Monday revealed a sprained MCL, and Jennings is expected to miss at least a few weeks with the injury.

Rookie Andre Williams will take over in the meantime as the Giants' starting running back, with Peyton Hillis serving as his backup.

"We're all hoping this young man is a fast healer with the way he conditions himself and takes care of himself," Giants coach Tom Coughlin said of Jennings. "But we'll see."

Jennings is fourth in the NFL in rushing yards this year with 396 and third in carries with 91.

Larry Donnell didn't start himself in his own fantasy football league in Week 4 and lost as a result.

Donnell had 54 yards and three touchdowns against Washington, but he instead started Vernon Davis. Davis left the game injured after catching two balls for eight yards.

"Would've won if I played me," Donnell told The Record after practice Wednesday. "During the game, I'm like, 'Really?' That's the honest truth."