The receiver of the Giants, Malik Nabers, was held in the loop about the movements and the execution of the team offset, the prosecution of New York of the quarter Russell Wilson and other veterans with the additions of the recovery.
Head coach Brian Daboll described the conversation as more informative than the consultation – even if Nabers thought he was asked for approval.
Whatever the case, all of this was part of the construction of a relationship with the second -year receiver outside competition.
“I’m saying we have a good relationship,” daboll said thursday, recalling conversations that went back to nabers’ first training camp in 2024. “He’s got good vision on the field – Smart Player. I’m closed with Him. I Think Those Relationships with all your players Play Like Malik, goal (Darius) Slayton, the talked to a bunch, Wan’Dale (Robinson), Theo Johnson, Gvr (Greg Van Roten), (Brian) Burns, Dexter (Lawrence) – I mean a lot of guys.
Nabers, who rooted the Seahawks when he was a child and said he was a Wilson fan since Seattle won the Super Bowl XLVIII, appreciated being in the giant vision loop. He said he had shared a view from the locker room with the coach.
“I think Dabs did an excellent job by asking myself questions about taking movements, and I were in touch on the movements to be made,” said Nabers. “It was an excellent job to reach out to him to players about things that we lacked that we want. I think they did an incredible job to put many big leaders in this building.”
Nabers and Dabolls also discussed the receptor toe disease.
Nabers said that he may possibly have to consider surgery on his injured toe, which became a complex management problem last season. He made several acrobatic games in Wednesday training and Daboll said that the whole team – which means that anyone is not on a limited list – would be on the ground on Thursday.
Daboll would not share his reflections on the revelation of the Nabers on the operating table and said that the view test tells him that Nabres was going to be an impact player for the giants this season.
“I’m not going to hurt myself and conversations. He works there and as I said, I think you’ve all seen, he looks pretty good there,” said Daboll.
The injury dates from his university career in LSU, said Nabers, but surgery has only been mentioned more recently.
“It’s not in the air, but decisions will be made when the moment has passed,” said Nabers. “There was in question. It never really thought of a complete thought for me to do it, but I managed it well, I felt pretty good. Everything went well with rehabilitation, so my toe feels better. I’m just happy to be there with my guys now.”
Daboll has said that the giants remain flexible with the Nabers practice plan. It will be important for him to win representatives and establish timing and trust the three -quarters of the team: Wilson, Jameis Winston and Jaxson Dart. He seemed to click with Wilson and Dart on Wednesday. If its practice schedule is changed, Daboll seems ready to make it work.
“We will see as you go. We will go through practice, see what it is,” said Daboll. “If we have to withdraw, we shoot back. It looked pretty good yesterday.”
Nabers, who was 22 years old on Monday, set a record for NFL recruit with 109 catches last season, which was also a franchise brand with the Giants.
The Nabers totaled 1,204 yards and seven affected in 15 games (13 departures) on the way to the name of the Pro Bowl.
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