Posted on Dec 27

Malik Nabers determined to play despite injury: "I'm going to be right there."

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Giants' rookie Malik Nabers and running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. expected to be active for Sunday's game against the Colts.

Why it matters: Their presence brings much-needed depth and potential playmaking ability to the struggling Giants offense.

What's new: Malik Nabers is listed as questionable with a toe injury, while Tyrone Tracy Jr. has been cleared to play without an injury designation.

Both players participated in limited practice sessions leading up to the game.
Coach Brian Daboll expressed hope that both Nabers and Tracy would be ready for Sunday's game.

Yes, but: The Giants will need Nabers and Tracy to step up and make significant contributions if they want to end their 10-game losing streak and avoid finishing the season with an 0-9 home record.

What to watch: Keep an eye on how Nabers and Tracy are utilized within the offensive scheme and whether they can provide a spark in the passing and running game, respectively.

Nabers is close to reaching 1,000 receiving yards for the season, leading the team with 97 receptions and the NFL with 155 targets.
Tracy, a fifth-round pick, has accumulated 721 rushing yards in 15 games and is on the verge of reaching 1,000 total yards from scrimmage as a rookie.

The bottom line: Nabers and Tracy's availability adds excitement and potential to a Giants team desperately seeking a win.

Their contributions could be crucial in helping the team avoid making unwanted history as the first team to finish 0-9 at home in an NFL season.

Quote: In discussing playing through injuries, Malik Nabers stated, "Any opportunity I have to go out there on the football field and play with my brothers, whether I'm nicked up or not... I'm going to be right there with those guys if I can and continue to go out there with those guys and ball out."

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Malik Nabers determined to play despite injury: "I'm going to be right there."

Giants' rookie Malik Nabers and running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. expected to be active for Sunday's game against the Colts.

Why it matters: Their presence brings much-needed depth and potential playmaking ability to the struggling Giants offense.

What's new: Malik Nabers is listed as questionable with a toe injury, while Tyrone Tracy Jr. has been cleared to play without an injury designation.

Both players participated in limited practice sessions leading up to the game.

Coach Brian Daboll expressed hope that both Nabers and Tracy would be ready for Sunday's game.

What to watch: Keep an eye on how Nabers and Tracy are utilized within the offensive scheme and whether they can provide a spark in the passing and running game, respectively.

Nabers is close to reaching 1,000 receiving yards for the season, leading the team with 97 receptions and the NFL with 155 targets.

Tracy, a fifth-round pick, has accumulated 721 rushing yards in 15 games and is on the verge of reaching 1,000 total yards from scrimmage as a rookie.

The bottom line: Nabers and Tracy's availability adds excitement and potential to a Giants team desperately seeking a win.

Their contributions could be crucial in helping the team avoid making unwanted history as the first team to finish 0-9 at home in an NFL season.