The Giants are signing WR Odell Beckham Jr., according to multiple reports. Beckham started his pro career in New York, where he averaged 1,374 yards and 11.7 TDs over his first three seasons. Injuries have been a problem since, most notably a fractured ankle in 2017 and a torn ACL in 2020. Beckham was traded to Cleveland in between those two injuries in 2019. He also bounced to the Rams, Ravens, and Dolphins over the past few seasons. Beckham now re-joins the Giants, who have a rehabbing Malik Nabers and very little else at WR.

Giants HC John Harbaugh admitted Thursday that WR Malik Nabers (knee) is uncertain for the start of the season. "If he's out there, great. [If] he's not out there, great. You know, we'll be ready to go either way," Harbaugh said. "But I know he's fighting like crazy to do his best to be out there, and he's with the guys every day."

Giants WR Malik Nabers underwent a second surgery on the knee he injured last September, The Athletic's Dan Duggan reports. The procedure took place "multiple weeks ago" and removed scar tissue that was causing stiffness, per Duggan. "This second surgery isn't expected to impact Nabers' recovery timeline. The team is still hoping the No. 1 WR will be ready for the opener," Duggan adds.

Giants third-round WR Malachi Fields stood out at rookie minicamp, with ESPN’s Jordan Raanan highlighting his work over the middle and HC John Harbaugh praising his slants and a contested catch over a defender.

The Giants are hiring Matt Nagy as their OC, according to multiple reports. Todd Monken was reportedly HC John Harbaugh's top choice for the job. But, like Harbaugh, Nagy has strong ties to Andy Reid. Nagy started his coaching career under Reid in Philadelphia and spent the past four seasons with Reid in Kansas City, serving as OC for the last three.

The Giants are finalizing a deal to hire John Harbaugh as their new HC. It's a five-year deal that will make Harbaugh one of the league's highest-paid coaches, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Harbaugh is coming off an 18-year run with the Ravens, winning 61.4% of his regular season games and Super Bowl 47. It's a strong hire for New York. But Harbaugh worked his way up through the ranks as a special teams coach. That makes the rest of his offensive staff key to figuring out what this Giants attack will look like going forward. The Athletic's Dianna Russini reports that former Ravens OC Todd Monken is expected to join Harbaugh in New York, although it's unclear if he'll hold the same title. We'll keep you updated on how this Giants staff comes together -- and what it means for QB Jaxson Dart, WR Malik Nabers, and the rest of the offense.

Giants WR Malik Nabers admitted Monday that he's iffy to be ready for the 2026 opener. "Not really sure," Nabers said. "If my body doesn’t feel right, then I’m not gonna go out there.” Nabers underwent surgery on October 28 for what was reported as a torn ACL and meniscus damage. He'll be about 10.5 months removed from surgery when the 2026 season kicks off. But Nabers was spotted prior to Sunday's finale vs. the Cowboys using a crutch and with a bulky brace on his right knee. We'll keep tabs on his progress throughout the offseason. But early fantasy drafters should consider him no better than 50/50 to be ready for Week 1.

Giants WR Malik Nabers underwent knee surgery today, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Nabers tore the ACL and suffered meniscus damage in his right knee exactly one month ago. Surgery was delayed for swelling to subside and for Nabers to complete "prehab" -- strengthening the injured knee before surgery. Per Rapoport, Nabers is still expected to be ready for the start of the 2026 season, which is about 10.5 months away. He remains a strong dynasty buy for teams that aren't contending this year (and maybe even teams that are).

Giants WR Malik Nabers will undergo surgery next week to repair the ACL and meniscus in his right knee and is expected to be ready for next year's training camp, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The time off will also allow Nabers' partially torn labrum and turf toe to heal. Doctors considered surgery on the shoulder but ultimately opted against it, per Schefter. "For the first time since maybe high school, he will be as close to 100% healthy as possible," Schefter writes. Don't expect Nabers to be at 100% early on next season, but this time off could end up being a positive for his long-term outlook. Rebuilding dynasty teams should consider trading for Nabers right now.

Giants QB Jaxson Dart delivered a useful fantasy line in his Week 4 starting debut. He completed 13 of 20 passes for 111 yards and 1 score, adding 54 yards and a TD on the ground.

Further testing has confirmed the fear that Giants WR Malik Nabers tore his right ACL in Sunday's win over the Chargers. He'll need surgery and miss the rest of the season. The timing should at least help his chances of being ready for the start of the 2026 season. We'll obviously watch for further details on that front and track his return progress.

Update: Nabers also suffered a partially torn lateral meniscus in his right knee, according to The Athletic's Dan Duggan. But that's not expected to prolong Nabers' rehab.

Giants WR Malik Nabers "is believed" to have torn his right ACL in Sunday's game vs. the Chargers, according to NFL Network. These types of reports are almost always confirmed upon additional testing, so Nabers is very likely to miss the rest of the season. It'd obviously be a huge loss for the Giants offense, leaving Wan'Dale Robinson and Darius Slayton as the team's top two WRs.

Giants WR Malik Nabers injured his right knee in the second quarter of Sunday's game vs. the Chargers. He went up for a deep ball, landed hard, and immediately grabbed at the knee. Nabers was carted back to the locker room. We'll update his status when we know more.

Giants WR Malik Nabers (shoulder) is not listed on the final Week 4 injury report. He got in just limited practices on Thursday and Friday but will play vs. the Chargers this weekend. Despite the shoulder issue and QB Jaxson Dart getting his first career start, Nabers remains a must-start.

Giants WR Malik Nabers (shoulder) returned to a limited practice on Thursday. That should have him on track to play vs. the Chargers this weekend, but check back tomorrow for another update on Nabers.

Giants WR Malik Nabers missed Wednesday's practice with a shoulder issue. "The hope is it's not serious," NFL Network's Ian Rapoport said. Agreed! Nabers was shaken up on an incomplete deep ball in Sunday night's loss to the Chiefs but ultimately returned to the game. We're tentatively expecting him to be fine for this weekend's game vs. the Chargers, but we'll update his status again tomorrow.

Giants decision makers apparently decided they didn't feel like seeing anymore late fourth-quarter passes fired through the back of the end zone. According to multiple reports, the team plans to start rookie QB Jaxson Dart instead of Russell Wilson this Sunday against the Chargers.