Rookie star Malik Nabers of the New York Giants suffered an injury during their recent game against the Dallas Cowboys, which resulted in a concussion. The injury occurred late in the fourth quarter when Nabers tried to make a catch on 4th and 6 as Daniel Jones scrambled. Nabers managed to keep both feet in bounds but was tackled by Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs, causing the ball to be knocked loose. Nabers remained motionless on the ground before being helped off the field, and he has since been diagnosed with a concussion.
Despite Nabers’ injury, head coach Brian Daboll praised him for his performance in the game, noting that he had done a great job of keeping his feet in bounds and making a crucial catch on a scramble. Nabers has been a standout player for the Giants, with 12 catches for 115 yards in the recent game and a total of 25 receptions and three touchdowns in his first four NFL games. This performance has set a new record in NFL history. Nabers reassured fans on social media that he was “all good,” and he will now have extra time during the Giants’ mini bye week to clear concussion protocol before their next game against the Seattle Seahawks on Oct. 6.
The Cowboys maintained their dominance over the Giants, intercepting a last-second Hail Mary pass to secure the win. Despite the loss, Jones praised Nabers for his outstanding performance in the game and expressed confidence in his abilities moving forward. The Giants will continue to trust Nabers as a key player in their offense, and they will rely on his talents to help lead the team to success in future games. As Nabers recovers from his injury, the team will be monitoring his progress closely to ensure his health and safety on the field.
Brian Daboll stated that Nabers was under the care of doctors following his injury, indicating that the team is taking all necessary precautions to ensure his well-being. Nabers’ resilience in the face of injury and his continued dedication to the game have impressed coaches and teammates alike, making him an invaluable asset to the team. With support from his teammates and coaching staff, Nabers is expected to make a full recovery and return to the field stronger than ever. The Associated Press contributed to the report, and fans can follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage for updates on Nabers’ progress and the Giants’ upcoming games. Subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter to stay informed on all the latest sports news and highlights.
