Will Malik Nabers play for the Giants against the Saints? NFL injury update
Nabers has been unable to take part in full practice this week, as the New York Giants prepare to host the New Orleans Saints.
Malik Nabers’ participation in the New York Giants’ clash with the New Orleans Saints remains uncertain, as the wide receiver deals with a hip flexor issue that has severely disrupted his practice schedule this week.
“They’re not ruling him out”
The Giants’ official injury report lists Nabers as ‘questionable’ for today’s Week 14 clash, after the rookie was a limited participant in practice on Thursday and didn’t go through his paces at all on Friday.
“He’s not ruled out,” New York head coach Brian Daboll told reporters on Friday. “He just got looked at by the doctors, he got an MRI […] and they’re not ruling him out right now.”
What are Nabers' 2024 NFL stats?
A first-round Draft pick from the LSU Tigers in April, Nabers has started nine of the Giants’ 12 games this season, registering 75 receptions from 116 passes and receiving for 740 yards. His total number of catches in his rookie campaign represents a record for a player in his first 10 NFL games.
Giants’ Week 14 injury report in full:
Out:
Deonte Banks (rib), Rakeem Nunez-Roches (neck/shoulder), Bobby Okereke (back)
Doubtful:
DJ Davidson (shoulder), Jermaine Eluemunor (quad)
Questionable:
Evan Neal (hip), Dyontae Johnson (ankle), Malik Nabers (hip flexor), Jordon Riley (knee), Chris Hubbard (knee), Andru Phillips (shoulder), Cordale Flott (quad/knee)
Saints vs Giants: when, where, how to watch?
The NFL Week 14 clash between the New Orleans Saints and the New York Giants takes place today, Sunday December 8, 2024, with kick-off at MetLife Stadium scheduled for 1:00 p.m. ET/10:00 a.m. PT.
Viewers in the US can watch the game on FOX. If you don’t have cable, you can stream FOX’s coverage on the online platform fubo, which offers new users a free trial.
The Giants head into Week 14 with a 2-10 record and can no longer qualify for the postseason. Meanwhile, the 4-8 Saints' prospects of making the postseason are estimated at just 2% even if they beat New York today.
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