Tyler Sullivan· Sep 22, 2026
Sullivan argues the Giants' injury situation is less dire than it looked, notably suggesting Malik Nabers won't miss any time with his shoulder injury after returning to the Rams game.
“When it comes ot Nabers, it doesn't look like he's going to miss much or any time with his shoulder.”
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- Availability CallsMalik NabersNew York GiantsSep 22, 2026
“the fact that he was able to return to the game and that the training staff allowed him to suggests that he shouldn't miss time... When it comes ot Nabers, it doesn't look like he's going to miss much or any time with his shoulder.”
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