Malik Nabers has learned how to toe the line between playing hurt and being injured. After he sat out all OTAs and minicamp while managing a toe injury that has lingered since his days at LSU, Nabers was back on the field to catch three touchdowns in red-zone drills Wednesday as the Giants opened training camp.

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers on Wednesday appeared to not rule out the possibility that the toe issue that kept him out of spring practices might eventually require surgery. “That’s not up in the air,

Nabers should have an even more productive season in 2025 now that he'll have a competent quarterback throwing to him. And the good news is it doesn't matter if the New York Giants' QB1 -- Russell Wilson -- gets hurt or struggles. Jameis Winston is locked and loaded as the QB2, and rookie first-round pick Jaxson Dart is waiting in the wings.