New York Giants rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers returned to practice in a non-contact jersey after suffering a concussion nearly three weeks ago. Coach Brian Daboll expressed optimism about Nabers' recovery, indicating he may be ready to play against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Giants are struggling offensively and are also dealing with injuries on the defensive side, which adds to the urgency of Nabers' return.
- Malik Nabers is making progress in his recovery from a concussion.
- The Giants' offense is in need of a boost after a poor performance against the Bengals.
- Injuries are affecting both the offensive and defensive lines for the Giants.
Malik Nabers | WR
Injury
Breakout
Week 6
35 receptions
0386 rec yards
3 rec TDs
- Nabers practiced for the first time since his concussion, wearing a red non-contact jersey.
- Coach Daboll is optimistic about his return for the upcoming game against the Eagles.
- Nabers had an impressive start to the season with 35 catches for 386 yards and 3 touchdowns in his first four games.
New York Giants
- The Giants scored only seven points in their last game against the Bengals.
- They are facing significant injury issues, particularly with left tackle Andrew Thomas out for the season and key defensive players like Dexter Lawrence and Brian Burns day-to-day.