RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va — Wide receiver Malik Nabers, slowly working back from his torn ACL, did his usual workload on Friday at New York Giants training camp, doing individual drills and routes on air. He simply looked the best he has this summer doing it.
Nabers moved fluidly and was willing to plant and cut hard off his surgically repaired leg.
“I’ve noticed that, too,” said head coach John Harbaugh. “I feel like Allie (Allison Boudreau, coordinator of rehabilitation and return to play) she’s worked with him. She’s been working on situations where you’re off-balance, landing off-balance, in unpredictable type situations that you’re going to get rather than just doing normal rehab and then going out there and all of a sudden being surprised by the awkwardness of football. Try to create those as much as you can.”
Harbaugh said Nabers will be “working his way back into practice more and more as we go here.”
Burns limited
New York Giants edge defender Brian Burns was limited at practice. He did some 11-on-11 work, but not not a lot.
“Burns is just working through his ankle,” Harbaugh said. “Monitored his reps today.”
JMS leaves practice early
Center John Michael Schmitz left practice early, with Harbaugh saying “he got his bell rung.” We will have to wait to find out if Schmitz is in the concussion protocol.
Skattebo working into shape
Running back Cam Skattebo had a limited workload as he comes back from his dislocated ankle.
“I think it’s natural. He’s probably working through the football shape coming off the rehab,” Harbaugh said. “That’s what that was. It won’t be a serious injury at all.”
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