Malik Nabers’ shoulder injury — <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/07/29/sports/malik-nabers-exits-with-apparent-injury-in-giants-training-camp-scare/">which caused a brief scare after he left Tuesday’s practice early</a> — ended up just being a minor worry, as the Giants’ star wideout returned to practice Thursday following the team’s day off.

He was “good,” head coach Brian Daboll said, and the Giants will operate with a “plan” — which sounded as if they could limit his reps at times if needed to manage his health ahead of the season.

“We’ll put him out there and he’ll do what he can do,” Daboll said. “He’ll be able to do stuff today. He’s OK.”

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<figcaption>Malik Nabers is back practicing after suffering a shoulder injury. <span class="credit">Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post</span></figcaption>

Nabers’ latest injury worry occurred while blocking on a run play. 

He missed OTAs and minicamp with a toe injury that dates back to his time at LSU, and he also missed two games with a concussion last season — a rookie campaign where he finished with 1,204 yards and seven touchdowns.

The star wideout’s latest injury worry occurred while blocking on a run play.{ai:summary}<p>Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers returned to practice after a minor shoulder injury scare. Head coach Brian Daboll indicated that the team may limit his reps to manage his health as the season approaches. </p><p>Nabers previously missed OTAs and minicamp due to a toe injury and missed two games last season with a concussion. He had a productive rookie year, finishing with 1,204 yards and seven touchdowns. #sports</p>

Giants have a ‘plan’ for Malik Nabers as he returns from injury scare

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