Giants WR Malik Nabers shows limited rehab progress at charity softball game

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers, who is recovering from an ACL tear suffered in Week 4 of last season, made a public appearance at teammate Brian Burns’ charity softball event in Pomona, New York. Nabers participated in dodgeball, a home‑run derby and the game itself, managing a single and a home run while cautiously jogging around the bases and backpedaling in the dodgeball round. Head coach John Harbaugh noted that the injury is “not a simple knee” and that it remains uncertain whether Nabers will be ready for training camp, which opens in two months. Fans on social media mocked his limited mobility, pointing to his careful movements and recent second surgery. Despite the light activity, the appearance is seen as a positive sign that Nabers is advancing in his rehabilitation, though his readiness for the start of the 2026 season remains unclear.