New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers is listed as not practicing as he deals with soreness in his right knee ahead of the Week 5 game versus Washington. Multiple reports say he sat out at least the first practice of the week, citing discomfort and waiting to see how his body responds day to day.
Outlets characterize the situation as uncertain for his availability. Yahoo Sports reports Nabers said he was “sore” and suggested it could affect his ability to play, pointing to his surgically repaired knee. The New York Post and other coverage similarly focus on his remarks that the soreness felt worse than usual, though he indicated he typically fights through pain and will monitor progress.
Some reports also include notes on his recent performance and broader implications, particularly in fantasy coverage, while another Yahoo Sports item adds that he states his shoulder is “good,” adding nuance to the injury picture. Overall, the common theme across sources is practice absence due to knee soreness and an unclear game-day status.
