Giants' Official Injury Report: Nabers Full Practice, Thomas Downgraded to DNP
Thursday's report is the team's first official practice-participation grid of the week, not reporter sightings from the locker room, and neither player has been assigned a game status yet ahead of Sunday's game against the Titans.
The Giants' official Week 3 injury report, posted Thursday afternoon, shows wide receiver Malik Nabers upgraded to a full practice after being limited Wednesday. Left tackle Andrew Thomas was downgraded to a DNP after being limited Wednesday, according to the team's injury report page on Giants.com, published at 4:16 p.m. ET.
Outside linebacker Brian Burns (ankle) remained a DNP for a second straight day. Quarterback Jaxson Dart (knee) also remained a DNP both days, according to the same report.
ESPN's Jordan Raanan reported the two changes on X: "Two official changes on the Giants injury report Thursday: -- LT Andrew Thomas did not practice -- WR Malik Nabers was a full participant. He was limited on Wednesday."
The New York Post's Ryan Dunleavy confirmed the same two moves on X, writing that Thomas is "officially a DNP at practice" and "trending toward missing" Sunday's game, while Nabers had a "full practice." Dunleavy said the Giants "will be without" three of their top five players against the Titans.
Neither Nabers nor Thomas has been assigned a game status. The Giants' Friday practice report, which typically carries those designations, had not been posted as of Thursday evening.