Malik Nabers, Sidelined by ‘Sore’ Knee, Shouted at Giants Sideline for More Targets
- New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers missed Wednesday's practice due to soreness in his surgically repaired right knee, leaving his status uncertain for Sunday's game against the Washington Commanders.
- Nabers tore the ACL in his right knee last season and underwent a cleanup procedure earlier this year before returning for training camp and starting in Week 1.
- Giants head coach John Harbaugh said he would take the receiver at his word regarding soreness. Tight end Isaiah Likely remains limited with knee and groin issues.
- Following receiver Braxton Berrios' season-ending foot injury during the Arizona Cardinals victory, the Giants elevated 2 wide receivers to the 53-man roster on Saturday.
- Defensive lineman Chauncey Golston is exploring options after suffering a neck injury against the Cardinals. The Washington Commanders' injury report lists 22 players with designations heading into Week 5.
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Giants want to get Malik Nabers the ball ‘a lot’ after talk about targets
Malik Nabers was not happy with how the New York Giants’ offense has been changing during the second half of games. Of his 18 receptions this season, only five have come in the third and fourth quarters, and it appeared to reach a boiling point in Sunday’s Week 4 win over the Arizona Cardinals, as...
Giants WR Malik Nabers sits out practice with ‘sore’ right knee - Regional Media News
By Field Level Media Oct 07 (Field Level Media) - A sore right knee - the same knee he underwent surgery on for a torn ACL and meniscus in October 2025 - kept New York Giants star wide receiver Malik Nabers out of practice Wednesday. [...]
Giants fans fear the worst as Malik Nabers deals with another knee setback
New York Giants star Malik Nabers is dealing with renewed knee soreness after his breakout performance against Arizona. With a crucial matchup against Washington approaching, his latest injury concern has fans wondering whether the Giants could be without their top offensive weapon.
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