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Bleacher Report projects five injured stars’ 2026 returns: George Kittle and Jeremiyah Love likely back by Week 2, Malik Nabers and Alec Pierce targeting Week 1, and Jordyn Tyson eyeing Week 9, highlighting how health and schedule shape each player’s NFL debut.
Giants WR Malik Nabers says he isn’t at full speed yet while returning from ACL rehab, after taking part in 11-on-11 drills for the first time in camp; he avoided the PUP list, still wears a red non-contact jersey, and if his progress continues he looks on track for Week 1.
The New York Giants’ 13th training camp practice at Quest Diagnostics is set to be the final padded session before Saturday’s preseason opener vs. Minnesota. Updates include Malik Nabers’ continued progress, the possibility of Terrion Arnold signing, Paulson Adebo’s practice status, injuries to Dru Phillips and Greg Newsome, and how offensive‑line shuffles will shape additional opportunities for players.
The New York Giants completed a grueling West Virginia training camp unscathed, buoyed by Malik Nabers’ presence and leadership as coach John Harbaugh pushed a demanding, multi-hour practice schedule to ready the team for the upcoming season.
Day 2 of New York Giants training camp highlighted Jaxson Dart's ongoing development under a veteran coaching group, with emphasis on improving consistency and taking smarter risks in practice, inspired by prodding from Aaron Rodgers. Malik Nabers’ return adds optimism for a dynamic pairing, and reports note the energy around the camp despite Dart's ongoing mechanical inconsistencies. The session also marked the retirement of veteran DT Johnathan Hankins, rounding out a day of fan and media buzz.
Day 2 of the New York Giants' training camp at The Greenbrier featured Abdul Carter overpowering Andrew Thomas, Malik Nabers returning to drills, and Kayvon Thibodeaux delivering an impact play with a pick-six. Braxton Berrios impressed at wide receiver/return duties, Leki Fotu disrupted the line, and undrafted Dominic Zvada nailed a 57-yard field goal as the clock expired. The session also highlighted some veterans’ struggles (Ben Barten, Theo Johnson, Dante Miller) in a fast-paced, mostly walkthrough-free practice; rookie Sisi Mauigoa handled duties; John Mara attended, with more public sessions on the horizon.
Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers, who tore his ACL in September 2025, is practicing at training camp and won’t guarantee Week 1. He’s focused on stacking days with the medical staff, monitoring his knee, and waiting for a clear signal to return, aiming to be ready to catch passes from QB Jaxson Dart early in the season if all goes well.
Day 2 of the New York Giants’ training camp at The Greenbrier in West Virginia drew crowds as Malik Nabers returned to practice after ACL rehab, with Odell Beckham Jr. quiet but in the mix. The defense showed strength, Kayvon Thibodeaux notched a pick-6, and Abdul Carter dominated drills as the kicking competition between Dominic Zvada and Ben Sauls remained competitive. The session also highlighted ongoing anticipation around the team’s depth and the public-friendly schedule for upcoming practices.”,
Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers is expected to avoid the active/physically unable to perform (PUP) list to start training camp as he recovers from ACL surgery on his right knee, with the aim of potentially playing in the season opener against the Cowboys. Nabers tore his ACL in Week 4 against the Chargers and later needed a second surgery to remove scar tissue; the 2024 first-round pick produced 18 receptions for 271 yards and two touchdowns last season, and his return will be watched closely during camp.
The New York Giants are signing JuJu Smith-Schuster after a workout, adding to a wide receiver group that already includes Odell Beckham Jr. and Braxton Berrios as Malik Nabers waits for clearance from a torn ACL; JuJu posted 33 receptions for 345 yards and a TD for Kansas City last season, and Matt Nagy has joined the Giants as offensive coordinator.
OTA updates show a rough week for the Giants: veteran DL Roy Robertson-Harris tore his Achilles and will miss the 2026 season, Malik Nabers’ ACL rehab is ongoing with an uncertain return, and GM Joe Schoen signs a multi-year extension as the team reportedly shifts power toward coach John Harbaugh, following Dexter Lawrence’s trade.
ESPN insider Adam Schefter suggested Malik Nabers may not be cleared in time for Week 1 due to a second knee procedure to address scar tissue and stiffness after his ACL tear, casting doubt on the Giants’ opening-night availability vs. the Cowboys and highlighting a slow, uncertain rehab timeline into 2026.
Giants wideout Malik Nabers underwent a second knee surgery to remove scar tissue, described as a clean‑up done weeks ago and not expected to alter his recovery timeline. He previously had ACL and meniscus surgery in late October; Nabers, the Giants’ 2024 No. 6 overall pick, played four games last season with 18 receptions for 271 yards, and the Giants have not set a firm return date, with training camp as the likely target and Week 1 still in doubt.
Ohio State had 11 players drafted in 2026, a program-record that pushes its seven-year total to 61 under Ryan Day and cements its NFL pipeline; Malik Nabers questions Carnell Tate’s No. 1 potential; Laverna Styles highlights OSU’s culture; and TBDBITL named Ben Fox as the 67th head drum major with Jacob Snyder as assistant for 2026.
Giants coach John Harbaugh says Malik Nabers’ public questions about how the two top-10 picks will be used aren’t a concern, noting Nabers and the team had a productive, clarifying talk and Nabers even posted to quell the chatter. Harbaugh described a flexible, position-less defense and said Nabers asked how he’d be used; Nabers later explained on social media. Downs could pose a future matchup issue, since Nabers will face him twice a year after the Cowboys traded up to nab Downs. Overall, the chatter is treated as minor.