Giants WR Malik Nabers sidelined again with concussion on October 11
- Malik Nabers, the NFL leader in receptions, is out for the second consecutive game due to a concussion.
- Coach Brian Daboll indicated that Nabers is still in the third stage of the concussion protocol, allowing limited field activity.
- The Giants aim to improve their 2-3 record against the Bengals, who are struggling at 1-4.
In East Rutherford, New Jersey, the New York Giants announced that wide receiver Malik Nabers will miss his second consecutive game due to a concussion. Coach Brian Daboll confirmed this status before Friday's practice, noting that Nabers is still in the third stage of the concussion protocol, which allows him limited participation on the field. Nabers, who leads the NFL with 35 receptions, was previously sidelined during the Giants' victory against Seattle. The team is also monitoring the health of other players, including running back Devin Singletary, who is dealing with a groin injury, and left guard Jon Runyan, who missed practice due to illness. Additionally, receiver Bryce Ford-Wheaton is uncertain for the upcoming game against the Cincinnati Bengals due to a shoulder injury. The Giants, currently with a 2-3 record, are looking to improve their standing against a struggling Bengals team that recently lost to the Ravens in overtime. The final injury report will be released later in the day, providing further clarity on player statuses ahead of the game.