Malik Nabers Health, Injury Updates & History

Over two weeks out with a concussion and still in the protocol is concerning, if Nabers does not log at least an LP this week, he likely will not suit up on Sunday, he will continue to be monitored

Has been ruled out of Week 6 against the Bengals as he is still in the concussion protocol, he hasn't practiced since suffering a concussion in a TNF loss to the Cowboys on Sept. 26, he's been doing some light work at practice, but has largely been logging DNP practice sessions

Nabers is still day-to-day with a concussion and has been doing light work on the side at practice with trainers, he is making progress but he is still in the concussion protocol, if he is to suit up for Sunday's game against the Bengals he will need to pass through all phases of the five-step concussion protocol, including gaining clearance from an independent neurologist

Head coach Brian Daboll alerted media on Friday that Nabers is still in the concussion protocol and will officially be Out on Sunday

He's been a breakout star for the Giants, garnering a lot of targets and receptions, exited the last game with a concussion, on Wednesday’s first practice report was still a DNP this is significant as it was a Thursday game he was injured, if he cannot log at least an LP a week after the injury, he’ll likely be ruled out for the Seattle contest in Week 5, statistically only half of players return the next week with a concussion, a little higher when it is from Thursday to the next Sunday 10 days later, Go to sicscore.com for all the latest

He is still in the early stages of the concussion protocol and is currently day-to-day, he's likely uncertain to be cleared for Week 5, but a more official determination will be made at the end of the week closer to game-day

Sustained a concussion late in the Thursday night loss to the Cowboys while attempting to make a sideline catch, hitting his head onto the turf, he exited the game and did not return and will continue to be monitored

Per his head coach Brian Daboll when asked about Nabers' knee injury in practice this week, ‘No concern. He’ll be ready to play', expect him to be a full go for Week 2

Malik Nabers left practice on Sunday, August 11th, with a minor sprain to his left ankle. It is not believed to be serious at this time and is unlikely to impact his availability for the start of the regular season. The first-round draft pick has been a standout at camp and is already considered an early-season candidate for Offensive Rookie of the Year based on his performance. Expectations for him remain very high but we will continue to monitor his recovery progress heading into season.