New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers has been dealing with a toe injury since his days at LSU, which […]

New York Giants WR Malik Nabers says his lingering toe injury may eventually need surgery but is confident it can be managed for now.

After reports of Malik Nabers dealing with a toe ailment, NY Giants coach Brian Daboll provided an update on how they plan to managed his workload in camp.

The New York Giants have a superstar receiver in their midst. And once again, they are scared for the shoe to drop, for the news to be confirmed that, like Victor Cruz and Odell Beckham Jr. before him, Malik Nabers won't quite live up to his potential.

Malik Nabers had to deal with a toe injury following his standout rookie season, but the New York Giants wide receiver said Wednesday that he feels good heading into training camp.

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers did not rule out the possibility of getting surgery on his injured toe.

Like what the New York Giants did this offseason? Thank Malik Nabers. No, the wide receiver coming off an impressive rookie year didn’t add general manager to his responsibilities.

The last thing the New York Giants or receiver Malik Nabers want to see happen is for the second-year star wideout to need surgery to repair an ongoing toe issue that kept him out of the spring and which is one that head coach Brian Daboll said dates back to Nabers’ days at LSU.

“WR Malik Nabers says he was a Seahawks fan when Russell Wilson and Seattle won the Super Bowl, (he was was playing defense at the time so he loved Legion of Boom.) Nabers says he’s grateful to have Russ influence in terms of leadership in the locker room,” reported Madelyn Burke of MSG Network on X, formerly Twitter.

New York Giants WR Darius Slayton sent fans into a frenzy with his one-handed grab at training camp on Sunday.