The New York Giants are keeping a close eye on wide receiver Malik Nabers as he continues to recover from a toe injury that's been nagging him since his college days at LSU. Head coach Brian Daboll provided an encouraging update on Nabers' status during Thursday's press conference.
Daboll, addressing reporters, maintained his stance from earlier this spring, noting that while the injury has been a lingering issue, it is not considered significant. "He did a little bit of walkthrough here, but he’s progressing," Daboll reassured, according to a transcript from the team. "He’ll be OK," he added with a hint of confidence.
The hope is that Nabers will soon be back on the field, seamlessly catching passes and building crucial on-field chemistry with quarterback Russell Wilson. For now, the limited activity during spring could serve as a blessing in disguise, allowing Nabers to return to full strength for the fall season.
The Giants are banking on his recovery to fully harness Nabers' potential and contribute to the team's resurgence by the 2025 season. Daboll's words reflect a strategic patience, hoping short-term caution will pay long-term dividends.
