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Malik Nabers injury update as Giants WR injures shoulder in MNF game vs Rams

Latest updates after Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers suffered an apparent injury in their Week 2 "Monday Night Football" game against the Rams.

Malik Nabers, a wide receiver for the New York Giants, injured his right shoulder during a Monday Night Football game against the Los Angeles Rams. According to Yahoo Sports, Nabers was trying to catch a jump ball from Jameis Winston when he was interfered with by Rams' Trent McDuffie, causing Nabers to double over in pain as he landed. He stayed on the sideline and is questionable to return with a right shoulder injury.

The game also saw an injury to Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart, who limped off the field after an awkward hit to his left knee, as reported by SB Nation. He was taken to the blue medical tent and later hobbled off to receive further assessment.

The Los Angeles Rams were also dealing with a significant development, as Aaron Donald, a three-time AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year, was active for the game, marking a step in his comeback, as reported by the Winnipeg Free Press.

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