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 returned to the field during training camp in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, running routes at full speed 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 the lingering pessimism that had defined his recovery outlook.
- Quarterback Jaxson Dart said Nabers brings an "exhilarating" aura to the field, while Nabers credited the training staff for his readiness, saying, "Those cuts I've been doing with the training staff, those routes I've been doing with the training staff, so it wasn't anything but normal."
- New coach John Harbaugh praised Nabers' work ethic, saying, "I really am impressed with how hard he's worked," while starting left tackle Andrew Thomas noted, "Overcoming an injury is not easy."
- With more than seven weeks until New York hosts Dallas on Sept. 13, officials remain cautious; Nabers is not yet a full participant and team staff have set "no target date" for his return.
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Still no target for a return, Malik Nabers on the field at Giants training camp sparks optimism
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Giants can finally breathe a little easier about Malik Nabers
Malik Nabers walks to a media session after Giants practice. Credit: Ben Queen-Imagn Images via Reuters Connect The Giants finally have a Malik Nabers update that feels like progress instead of a holding pattern. He has been back in individual drills after the knee injury that ended his 2025 season, and he said he feels good. That does not mean Nabers is ready for a full workload. He has not given a target date, and the Giants should not rush th…
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