Giants WR Malik Nabers Returns to Practice After Shoulder Injury

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers, who suffered a shoulder injury during practice, has been cleared by head coach Brian Daboll to return to full participation and is practicing again. Nabers had been managing a lingering toe injury throughout the offseason and training camp, but the recent shoulder issue appears to be minor. Nabers is coming off a record-setting rookie season where he caught 109 passes, setting a franchise record, and enters his second year as the top target for quarterback Russell Wilson. Wilson's arrival is expected to enhance the Giants' offense, allowing Nabers more freedom on deep routes and potentially boosting his production. The Giants are relying on Nabers as a cornerstone of their passing game amid a relatively unproven supporting wide receiver group. Fans and the team alike are optimistic that Nabers' health and the improved quarterback play will contribute to a more effective offense in the 2025 season.