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Still No Target for a Return, Malik Nabers on the Field at Giants Training Camp Sparks Optimism
Malik Nabers is running routes in individual drills as he recovers from a torn ACL, but the Giants have set no target return date.
- On Wednesday, New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers participated in training camp drills in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, 10 months after tearing his right knee ACL.
- After walking with a cane in early January, Nabers avoided the PUP list this week, signaling significant progress from his earlier pessimism about the season opener.
- Quarterback Jaxson Dart said Wednesday there is an "exhilarating" aura when Nabers is on the field, while Nabers credited training staff preparation for his readiness.
- New coach John Harbaugh said, "I really am impressed with how hard hes worked," while starting left tackle Andrew Thomas expressed enthusiasm for Nabers' return.
- With more than seven weeks until New York hosts Dallas on Sept. 13, officials have set "no target date" for Nabers' return, though he continues progressing in drills.
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Still no target for a return, Malik Nabers on the field at Giants training camp sparks optimism
Malik Nabers is still not a full participant in team practice sessions but the New York Giants' No. 1 receiver running routes and taking part in individual drills is the talk of their training camp in West Virginia.
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Malik Nabers 'looked good' in surprising full practice as Giants kick off training camp in West Virginia
New York Giants first-round pick Malik Nabers participated in full practice at training camp after his ACL and meniscus tear. John Harbaugh says he "looked good."
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