Rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers has been cleared from concussion protocol and is expected to return for the New York Giants' upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles. After missing two games due to a concussion sustained in early October, Nabers participated fully in practice and made impressive catches, showcasing his readiness to rejoin the team. His return is anticipated to significantly enhance the Giants' offense, where he has been a key target for quarterback Daniel Jones.
- Malik Nabers is cleared to play after a concussion and is expected to return against the Eagles.
- Nabers has been a crucial part of the Giants' offense, averaging 13 targets per game.
- His return will shift Darius Slayton to the No. 2 receiver role and bench Jalin Hyatt.
Malik Nabers | WR
Breakout
Pickup
Week 7
35 receptions
52 targets
386 rec yards
3 rec TDs
- Cleared from concussion protocol and participated fully in practice.
- Recorded 35 receptions for 386 yards and 3 touchdowns in his first four games.
- Expected to significantly boost the Giants' offense upon return.
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- Nabers' return is crucial for the Giants' struggling offense.
- Concerns remain about the health of key defensive players Dexter Lawrence and Brian Burns.