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In the Giants' opening practice session for Sunday's season debut against the Dallas Cowboys, wide receiver Malik Nabers was seen fully engaged with teammates from the start. The New York Giants and Nabers have not yet confirmed that the 2024 first-round pick will take the field, but all indications point towards him playing. Nabers, who overcame a torn ACL from Week 4 of the 2025 season through two surgeries, was a full practice participant during the Giants' full pads workout.

Head coach John Harbaugh expressed confidence in Nabers' readiness, stating, "I think he's ready to go, man." The Giants' release of veteran wide receiver Darius Slayton may signal their expectations for Nabers' participation. Additionally, tight end Theo Johnson and running back Tyrone Tracy were seen practicing without the customary red non-contact jerseys, indicating they are ready for game action.

The Giants' full roster participated in the practice, with defensive lineman Shelby Harris (Achilles), offensive lineman Bryan Hudson (knee), and offensive tackle Andrew Thomas (knee) among those listed as full practice participants. The Dallas Cowboys, meanwhile, reported limited participation, with defensive tackle Jonathan Bullard (knee) practicing at a reduced capacity.