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American Focus > Blog > Sports > Is Malik Nabers playing today? Latest on Giants WR for Sunday Week 12 clash vs Bucs
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Is Malik Nabers playing today? Latest on Giants WR for Sunday Week 12 clash vs Bucs

Last updated: November 28, 2024 2:17 am
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The New York Giants are facing uncertainty heading into their Week 12 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, as rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers’ availability is in question. Nabers missed Friday’s practice due to a groin injury, causing the Giants to list him as questionable for Sunday’s game. This unexpected development comes after Nabers had been a full participant in earlier practice sessions during the week.

Despite the setback, Nabers remains confident about his chances of playing. In a conversation with ESPN’s Jordan Raanan, he expressed his belief that he will be able to take the field against the Buccaneers. However, the final decision on his availability will not be made until approximately 90 minutes before kickoff on Sunday.

This isn’t the first time Nabers has dealt with a groin issue this season. He previously had a similar problem in Week 7 while going through concussion protocol. Despite the injury concerns, Nabers has been a key contributor to the Giants’ offense in recent games, recording 26 catches for 221 yards in the last four outings.

If Nabers is unable to play on Sunday, the Giants will need other receivers to step up. Wan’Dale Robinson and Darius Slayton are likely to see increased targets from newly appointed starting quarterback Tommy DeVito, who has taken over after Daniel Jones was benched and released. Second-year receiver Jalin Hyatt could also see an expanded role, particularly with his deep-threat capabilities matching up well against Tampa Bay’s struggling secondary.

Nabers has been a crucial part of the Giants’ passing attack this season, racking up 61 receptions for 607 yards and three touchdowns in eight games. His simple approach to the game, as he stated on Thursday, shows his dedication to making plays when given the opportunity.

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The Giants have struggled to consistently involve Nabers in their offense, with missed opportunities for explosive plays being a point of concern for Coach Brian Daboll. With DeVito now at the helm, the team will look to him to ignite their passing game, whether or not Nabers is available for the crucial matchup against the Buccaneers.

In conclusion, the Giants face a pivotal game against the Buccaneers with uncertainty surrounding Malik Nabers’ availability. While the rookie receiver remains optimistic about his chances of playing, the team must be prepared to adjust their game plan if he is unable to take the field. The receiving corps will need to step up in his absence, and DeVito will be tasked with leading the offense to success in a must-win game for the Giants.

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