Malik Nabers Health, Injury Updates & History

A right ACL tear was confirmed via MRI on Monday morning and his season is concluded, he will focus ...

Exited today's game with a right knee injury, by video, worry for a tear of the ACL, carted off and likely done for the year

Carries no injury designation for Sunday's game at Washington, he has dealt with a number of ailments during training camp including back and toe injuries, but the expectation is he ready for Week 1 and per head coach Brian Daboll, "He'll be alright"

In addition to the toe injury that will likely linger throughout the season, Nabers is currently working through a back injury that has kept him out of practice for 11 straight days, it's not characterized as serious by the Giants, but it is concerning given Nabers overall health in his young career

Nabers is currently nursing a toe injury that dates back to college for Nabers, it hampered him towards the end of the regular season last year as well, was on the team’s injury report a few times his rookie year with a concussion in Week 5, as well as hip and groin injuries at various points, but overall had a productive rookie season catching 109 passes for 1204 yards and 7 touchdowns amid uncertainty at the quarterback position. The toe injury is most concerning. Nabers is participating at the start of camp but admitted to reporters that the possibility of having surgery on his toe sometime in his career has been “up in the air,” meaning it’s possible but he hasn’t seriously considered it.

Limited in OTAs with a toe injury, and being sidelined in June does elicit some concern for his output in the upcoming season, especially for a speedy WR like Nabers

Continues to be limited in practice with a toe injury, and is listed as questionable and will likely be a game-time decision on Sunday

Has been on the injury report for four weeks, this week with a toe injury, but with the Giants out of playoff contention it may be time for him to be sidelined to recuperate as the season comes to an end, he's missed practices this week suggesting he may sit this weekend vs the Colts

Has been limited by two injuries in practice to his knee and foot, however, that hasn't prevented him from being productive, last week he saw 10 targets for 82yds and a touchdown, he will continue to be monitored but there's a good chance he'll continue to play as he has been

Could be facing a core muscle injury that he is able to play through that could be address with an offseason procedure, if that happens he could recover and should be fully healthy by next season