New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers was unable to practice this spring, but HC Brian Daboll believes he'll be ready ...

A New York Giants beat reporter is not ready to believe a popular bounce back storyline of OTAs and wants to see progress at training camp.

NEW YORK GIANTS: DC Shane Bowen explains defense's 'pirate' mantra for 2025 News of Nabers' toe injury resurfaced in late May as the receiver sat out the Giants' first round of OTA practices ...

After voluntary OTAs, the Giants have a three-day, mandatory minicamp in mid-June. ... • Injury update: These 10 guys are coming off significant injuries: Beavers (ACL), ...

N ew York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers is present at the team's OTAs, but he won't be participating quite yet. The second-year player is dealing with a toe injury that's keeping him sidelined ...

The Giants hope both players will be good to go in Week 1. This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: Giants injury updates: Dexter Lawrence, Andrew Thomas improving Advertisement ...

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Theo Johnson “looks bigger” and has stood out at Giants OTAs. According to Connor Hughes of SNY, Johnson “looks bigger” at OTAs as the hulking tight end towered over his peers.

Updated May 31, 2025 at 1:57pm ... Johnson had a nice rookie debut before his season-ending foot injury, ... There’s Not Much of a Starting Tight End Competition at Giants OTAs.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Three New York Giants receivers--Darius Slayton, Chase Cota, and Bryce Ford-Wheaton--left practice early after sustaining injuries, the ...

Johnson (foot) is working with the Giant's first-team offense and new quarterback Russell Wilson at OTAs on Wednesday, Connor Hughes of SNY.tv reports. New York officially kicked off OTAs on ...