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Malik Nabers tore his ACL and suffered meniscus damage last September. John Harbaugh has made it clear that New York hopes Nabers will be ready for Dallas, but his Week 1 status still depends on medical clearance and progressing back to full-speed football.
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Nabers' ACL/meniscus tear leaves Week 1 status uncertain with workload management expected.

Nabers tore his ACL and suffered meniscus damage last September. Head coach John Harbaugh has indicated New York hopes Nabers will be ready for the Week 1 Dallas matchup, but his availability still depends on medical clearance and progressing back to full-speed football. Even if he plays, the source notes that asking a receiver to immediately perform at his pre-injury level after such a serious knee injury is a different situation from having a fully healthy Nabers throughout camp. Harbaugh indicated Nabers was in for most team reps during practice with a day-to-day workload plan.

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