New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys after concerns arose about his readiness to play following an ACL tear last season. While Nabers has been a full participant in practice, questions remain about his ability to move with necessary confidence.
The Dallas Cowboys revamped their defense during the offseason, bringing in new coordinator Christian Parker and adding personnel through free agency and the draft. This newness could create opportunities for opponents early in the season, including the Giants, who also have a new coaching staff.
Nabers, a rookie sensation with over 1,200 receiving yards last season, is considered the biggest offensive threat to Parker’s new-look defense. Reports initially indicated he was trending towards playing, but recent “scuttlebutt” suggests he may not be ready. The Giants listed him as questionable on Friday, despite full participation in practice. The team elevated wide receiver Braxton Berrios, though this was irrespective of Nabers’ status, as the Giants rostered only four receivers on their 53-man roster.
According to the source, just because Nabers has been participating in practice doesn’t guarantee he is moving with the necessary suddenness and confidence to play a professional football game.
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