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Nabers Is Active for Giants-Cowboys; Najee Harris and Jason Pinnock Are Inactive
Malik Nabers is active for the Giants' opener against the Cowboys. Running back Najee Harris and safety Jason Pinnock, neither on the injury report, are among the Giants' seven inactives.
Giants Think Nabers Will Play, Glazer Reports; Decision Waits on Pregame Workout
Jay Glazer reported Sunday the Giants think Malik Nabers will play against the Cowboys but will work him out about three hours before kickoff, then decide. Inactives are due at 6:50 p.m. ET.
Prescott Is 14-3 Against the Giants. Dennard Wilson's 'No Free Access' Defense Faces Him for the First Time.
Dak Prescott is 14-3 vs. the Giants. Sunday night he faces Dennard Wilson's press-coverage defense for the first time, with Malik Nabers still questionable.
Scouting the Cowboys: How Last Season's Collapse Shaped a Rebuilt Roster Ahead of Week 1
A scouting report on the 2026 Cowboys: last season's 7-9-1 collapse, the coaching and roster rebuild it triggered, and who's hurt ahead of Sunday's opener.
Giants Sign Dalen Cambre to 53-Man Roster as Insurance Ahead of Nabers' Questionable Week 1 Status
Giants elevated WR/ST Dalen Cambre to the 53-man roster Sept. 12, a day after Nabers drew a questionable tag despite full practice all week. Berrios also expected to be elevated for Week 1.
Giants Name Golston, Thomas, Burns and Stout Game Captains for Cowboys Opener
The Giants named Chauncey Golston, Andrew Thomas, Brian Burns and Jordan Stout as Week 1 game captains for Sunday's opener against the Cowboys, according to head coach John Harbaugh.
What 'Questionable' Actually Means on an NFL Injury Report
Nabers practiced fully all week but is still questionable for Sunday. Here's what NFL injury designations actually mean.
Giants list Malik Nabers questionable for Cowboys game
The Giants listed WR Malik Nabers (knee) as questionable for Sunday's game against the Cowboys despite full practice all week, per the team's Friday injury report and ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Dennard Wilson keeps reaching for the same words to describe his Giants defense: physical, violent, unapologetic
Dennard Wilson has used physical, violent language to describe the Giants' defense four times since April, per Giants.com transcripts, including before Sunday's opener.
Nagy will call plays from the box for Giants' season opener
Matt Nagy confirmed he'll call plays from the coaching box, not the sideline, for Sunday's opener against the Cowboys — the first time he's done so as an offensive coordinator.
Giants valued at $12 billion in new Forbes rankings, third-highest in NFL
Forbes valued the Giants at $12 billion in its 2026 NFL rankings, third-highest in the league and up 19% from a year ago. Sportico's own list reached the same figure.
Nabers says whether he plays Sunday is his call, not the Giants'
Malik Nabers said Thursday the decision to play Sunday against the Cowboys, including any pitch count, is his call, not the Giants' coaching staff's.
Giants 2026 season preview: a new coaching staff, a new defensive scheme and a retooled receiver room
A unit-by-unit look at the 2026 Giants under John Harbaugh: new coaching staff, new defensive scheme, rebuilt receivers, and what the market is pricing in.
Harbaugh drew a line with the media Wednesday. Giants coaches who drew a line with the media before ended up on both sides of it.
John Harbaugh set a hard line with reporters Wednesday over Nabers and Slayton. History shows Giants coaches who did the same landed on both sides of it.
John Harbaugh Won't Say How Much the Giants Plan to Use Malik Nabers Sunday
Malik Nabers practiced without limitation Wednesday. John Harbaugh won't confirm he'll play Sunday, and has given no indication of how much the Giants plan to use him.
How the Giants Are Using an Empty Roster Spot to Avoid a Season-Long Salary Guarantee
The CBA guarantees a vested veteran his full salary once active for the opener. Elevating players off the practice squad avoids that guarantee — the mechanism behind the Giants' open roster spot.
Why the Giants' 53rd Roster Spot Is Still Empty
With 52 of 53 roster spots filled four days before kickoff, a CBA rule on vested-veteran salary guarantees may explain why the Giants haven't added a 53rd player yet.
Giants Start Deonte Banks Over Paulson Adebo at Cornerback, Betting Wilson Can Turn Him Around
Giants will start Deonte Banks over Paulson Adebo at cornerback Sunday night vs. Dallas, betting new DC Dennard Wilson can fix a player benched last season.
Odell Beckham Jr. Is Six Catches From Giants History. His Role Decides When.
Beckham needs six catches to pass Joe Morrison for third on the Giants' all-time list. Whether he gets there depends on a role Harbaugh hasn't defined.
The Giants' Pass Rush Runs Through the Edge Now, Not the Middle
The Giants traded Dexter Lawrence in April. Their Week 1 pass rush against Dallas now depends on Brian Burns and Abdul Carter on the edge, not the interior.
The Giants' Healthy Wide Receiver Depth Behind Malik Nabers Has No 2025 Track Record With the Team
After the Slayton release and Austin's ACL tear, no wide receiver behind Nabers has caught a pass for the Giants.
Giants Bet Big on Jon Runyan Jr. Despite a Below-Average 2025 Grade
Runyan's new $22M extension anchors the O-line through 2028, but his own 2025 PFF grade was below average.
ESPN's Graziano: Nabers 'Good to Go' for Giants' Season Opener
ESPN's Dan Graziano said Tuesday that Malik Nabers appears ready to play in the Giants' Week 1 opener, a signal reporters are linking to the team's release of Darius Slayton a day earlier.
Cowboys Will Be Without Pro Bowl Guard Tyler Smith for Giants' Season Opener
Dallas left guard Tyler Smith, a three-time Pro Bowler, will have thumb surgery and start the season on injured reserve, sidelining him for the Cowboys' Week 1 matchup with the Giants.
Giants' Post-June 1 Slayton Release Saves $3.16 Million Against 2026 Cap
The Giants released longtime receiver Darius Slayton with a post-June 1 designation, saving $3.16 million against the 2026 cap even as OverTheCap and Spotrac disagree on the team's room.