Giants beat Eagles 19-11 as Malik Nabers plays through face cut
The New York Giants won in Philadelphia, 19-11, with Malik Nabers contributing five catches for 43 yards despite a facial cut and a prior knee injury.
Key points
- Giants defeated Eagles 19-11 in Week 9.
- Malik Nabers caught five of eight passes for 43 yards, playing after a facial cut.
- Nabers had been a surprise DNP with a knee injury but returned to play.
- Cam Skattebo was inactive due to a season‑ending lower leg hamstring injury.
On Sunday in Week 9, the New York Giants traveled to Philadelphia and defeated the Eagles 19-11.
Wide receiver Malik Nabers, who caught five of eight targets for 43 yards, suffered a cut to his face during the game.
Earlier in the first half, Nabers threw his helmet onto the bench, an incident noted in the game coverage.
Prior to the matchup, Nabers had been a surprise DNP with a knee injury on Thursday but said after practice that he expected to play; his return to the field on Friday suggested he would be ready for Sunday.
Running back Cam Skattebo was listed as inactive for the contest. The Giants announced his status as a result of a gruesome season‑ending lower leg injury, described in reports as a hamstring injury.
Your questions, answered
How did Malik Nabers perform in the Giants vs. Eagles game?
Nabers caught five of eight targets for 43 yards, playing through a facial cut.
Why was Cam Skattebo inactive for the Giants vs. Eagles game?
He was inactive because of a season‑ending lower leg hamstring injury.
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