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ArticleSurvey results: Giants fans split on the status of Malik Nabers
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Nabers tore his ACL early in the Giants' victory over the Los Angeles Chargers, also suffering meniscus damage in the process... He was a regular participant in individual drills for the first two weeks of camp, with those in attendance consistently reporting that he looked good doing so.
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Nabers progressing well post-ACL; expected to play Week 1 vs. Cowboys.

Nabers tore his ACL and suffered meniscus damage on September 28th, requiring surgery on October 28th, followed by a second clean-up procedure in the off-season. Despite these concerns, he avoided the PUP list and participated in individual drills from day one of training camp, progressing to team drills in a red no-contact jersey by the second week. Head coach John Harbaugh indicated Nabers will exit the red jersey before playing in a game, requiring contact and physical bumping to prepare for game conditions. His progress has been consistently positive with observers reporting he looked good throughout camp.

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