Cutting freely post-ACL; avoided PUP; week 1 play possible.
Malik NabersWR
Nabers is cutting with no apparent hesitation from his torn ACL and avoided the PUP list, signaling team expectation of week 1 availability or within the first four weeks; young, highly athletic wide receivers historically beat recovery timelines from significant knee injuries, and multiple recent reports suggest week 1 play is possible.
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he looks like he's cutting with absolutely no thought of the torn ACL... He avoided the pup, which means the team fully expects him to play at some point in the first four weeks of the season. Multiple reports recently that, you know, there's a chance he plays in week one.
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- Nabers is cutting with no apparent hesitation from his torn ACL and avoided the PUP list, signaling team expectation of week 1 availability or within the first four weeks; young, highly athletic wide receivers historically beat recovery timelines from significant knee injuries, and multiple recent reports suggest week 1 play is possible.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Malik Nabers (WR). Cutting freely post-ACL; avoided PUP; week 1 play possible.
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