Source: Giants' Malik Nabers not likely to start camp on PUP list - ESPN

What the report says

ESPN reported, citing a source, that New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers is not expected to open training camp on the physically unable to perform list. The report concerns Nabers’ availability as the Giants begin their camp preparations, though ESPN’s public snippet did not provide details on any specific injury, practice plan or medical timeline.

The PUP list is a procedural NFL roster designation for players who are not ready to practice at the start of camp because of a football-related physical issue. Players placed on the active/PUP list during camp can be removed once cleared, but beginning camp off that list generally signals a player is eligible to participate in some capacity when practices open.

Nabers is a central figure in New York’s receiving corps and one of the young players around whom the Giants are building their passing game. His camp status matters because early practice reps can affect timing with quarterbacks, installation of the offense and evaluation of the team’s depth at wide receiver.

Because the available ESPN article text is limited, the report should be read narrowly: it says Nabers is not likely to start camp on PUP, not that he is fully cleared for every drill or that his workload has been finalized. More information from the Giants or subsequent reporting would be needed to confirm his exact participation level when camp opens.