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Jaxson Dart impressed in the first game of his second season, scoring 26.6 fantasy points and tying his career-high passing touchdowns with three. He completed 23 of his 29 pass attempts for 230 yards, totaling 21.2 passing fantasy points. Dart also produced 5.4 rushing fantasy points without scoring a TD, showing the high rushing floor he was expected to provide.

Isaiah Likely shone in his debut with the Giants, achieving a career-high 27.8 PPR points. He found the endzone multiple times as part of his 8 receptions on eight targets for 78 yards opening week performance. Pending tomorrow’s Monday Night Football standalone game, Likely's 27.8 PPR points lead all TEs in Week 1.

Malik Nabers was a game-time decision for the season opener, but ultimately ended up playing in what marked his first game back since tearing his ACL in Week 4 of last season. Nabers finished Sunday Night Football against the Cowboys catching six of his team-high 9 targets for 69 yards en route to 12.9 PPR points.

Giants RB Najee Harris is inactive for tonight's game vs. the Cowboys. New York will roll with Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy, and Devin Singletary in the backfield. Harris just signed on August 18 coming off last year's torn Achilles. There's still no clear handcuff to Skattebo, although Tracy and Singletary have a chance to build some momentum tonight.

Giants WR Malik Nabers (knee) is active for tonight’s game vs. the Cowboys. He was a full participant in practice all week but sounded unsure about his readiness for this one. It’s still unclear how much Nabers will play in his first action since his knee injury, but he’s available to use in fantasy lineups if you were waiting on him.

Giants WR Malik Nabers' status for tonight's game vs. the Cowboys remains "murky at best," according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The Giants "have not gotten clarity from Nabers," who will ultimately decide whether he plays in this one. New York notably elevated WRs Braxton Berrios and Dalen Cambre from the practice squad as insurance. The late kickoff leaves fantasy owners in a tough spot here. If you're hoping to start Nabers, you need to have a backup option from this game or Monday night's Broncos-Chiefs game on your roster

Giants WR Malik Nabers (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday night’s game vs. the Cowboys. He was a full participant in practice all week, but Nabers said Thursday that the decision on whether he plays in the opener ultimately rests with him. The late kickoff could leave fantasy managers hoping to start Nabers in a tough spot, although we expect to get more updates on his status between now and the 1 pm ET games on Sunday. Stay tuned.

Giants WR Malik Nabers said Thursday that whether he plays vs. the Cowboys on Sunday night is ultimately up to him. He said he feels confident overall but wants to make sure he's not rushing, per The Athletic's Dan Duggan.

Giants WR Malik Nabers (knee) was listed as a full participant in Wednesday's practice. He's clearly set to play vs. the Cowboys on Sunday night. We'll see exactly how much he plays in his first action since last September's ACL tear, but this full practice bodes well. Nabers isn't the must-start that he typically is, but he's climbing our Week 1 WR rankings.

Giants WR Malik Nabers sounded uncertain about his Week 1 availability when he spoke Monday. He said his surgically repaired knee feels "real good," but he still has hurdles to clear before he's ready for game action.

Eight seasons after Odell Beckham Jr. last played for the Giants, he's officially on their 2026 roster, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz. In a separate move that makes his former #13 jersey available, the team is releasing their former third-round pick Jalin Hyatt.

There's only one sure thing in the Giants backfield as of this writing: Cam Skattebo's set to lead the group. Behind him, though, we're still learning what the backup and supplementary plan will be. But murmurs about RB Tyrone Tracy being on the roster bubble might have been premature.

Malik Nabers keeps progressing, and the odds of a Week 1 return keep rising. Connor Hughes of SportsNet New York reports that “He shed the red jersey and took part in 7-on-7 & 11-on-11.” While the Giants were without pads, meaning it wasn’t a full-contact practice, it was still a step in the right direction for Nabers. Hughes even reports that “He made a nice grab diving back for the ball on an intermediate route/curl.”

The Giants signed RB Najee Harris “under the premise that he's going to be a significant contributor,” ESPN’s Jordan Raanan writes in a detailed look at this suddenly crowded backfield. Ranaan adds that RB Cam Skattebo is still the “top option” but that RB Tyrone Tracy has been a “regular” with the first-team offense in camp and that RB Devin Singletary “shouldn’t be counted out.”

The Giants are signing Najee Harris to a one-year deal, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Nearly 11 months after tearing his achilles, Harris is joining a backfield with Cam Skattebo, who’s coming off a major injury of his own.

Less than a week following a practice where Malik Nabers left with a doctor just an hour into it, we’re getting reports that Nabers is back to taking positive strides in his rehab process. Art Stapleton of USA Today reported that “Malik Nabers took another significant step forward with live reps in 7-on-7, catching three passes from Jaxson Dart, including one on which he went up and spun in the air in traffic for about a 20-yard gain.”

The Athletic's Dan Duggan believes Giants WR Malachi Fields is making a push for the No. 2 WR job following his preseason debut on Saturday. Fields worked in with the first-team offense in that one, running a route on 4 of QB Jaxson Dart's 7 dropbacks. He caught all 3 of his targets for 34 yards, including a 15-yard TD from Dart.

Giants RB Cam Skattebo got workhorse usage when healthy last year, averaging 16.0 carries and 4.7 targets across Weeks 2 through 7. But that was under the old coaching staff. In his first preseason game under HC John Harbaugh and OC Matt Nagy on Saturday, Skattebo worked in a 3-RB committee. He got the start, but RB Tyrone Tracy replaced him on the third snap. RB Devin Singletary started the second drive before Skattebo and Tracy mixed back in.

After a positive start to training camp since tearing his ACL, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports, “Malik Nabers did less today than he had been.” He also added, “He worked on the side for a bit, then walked inside with a doctor an hour into practice.”

Concluding the Giants training camp held in West Virginia, Jordan Raanan of ESPN named Isaiah Likely one of the teams’ standouts. He called Likely "Jaxson Dart's No. 1 target."