- May 21, 2026
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Giants head coach John Harbaugh provided updates on a couple of players returning from injuries this week.
Running back Cam Skattebo and wide receiver Malik Nabers are both coming off of season-ending injuries and Skattebo was further along when the team wrapped up their offseason program. During an appearance on The Domonique Foxworth Show, Harbaugh said that remains the case and that Skattebo's ankle should be well enough for him to be working in the first days of training camp.
The timeline for Nabers isn't as clear, but Harbaugh said the wideout is "not far behind" his teammate.
“They're doing well,” Harbaugh said. "They're both rehabbing every day, working super hard. I would say they're on schedule. People hear that, and they're like, ‘Well, what does that mean?’ It's like, well, ‘I don't really know because nobody knows. They're doing well, and they're getting better every day. I feel like Skatt will be ready early on in camp, really quick. And then Malik will be working his way into practice as camp gets started one way or another. To what degree, we will find out. There’s a lot of optimism about both those two guys right now."
Full recoveries for both players are central to any optimism about the Giants' hopes for the 2026 season, so their status once camp gets underway will be the subject of much attention.
Running back Cam Skattebo and wide receiver Malik Nabers are both coming off of season-ending injuries and Skattebo was further along when the team wrapped up their offseason program. During an appearance on The Domonique Foxworth Show, Harbaugh said that remains the case and that Skattebo's ankle should be well enough for him to be working in the first days of training camp.
The timeline for Nabers isn't as clear, but Harbaugh said the wideout is "not far behind" his teammate.
“They're doing well,” Harbaugh said. "They're both rehabbing every day, working super hard. I would say they're on schedule. People hear that, and they're like, ‘Well, what does that mean?’ It's like, well, ‘I don't really know because nobody knows. They're doing well, and they're getting better every day. I feel like Skatt will be ready early on in camp, really quick. And then Malik will be working his way into practice as camp gets started one way or another. To what degree, we will find out. There’s a lot of optimism about both those two guys right now."
Full recoveries for both players are central to any optimism about the Giants' hopes for the 2026 season, so their status once camp gets underway will be the subject of much attention.