But they can't afford to lose their most important returner, Malik Nabers. On Tuesday, there was a bit of cause for concern. Nabers left practice with an injury and didn't return. The star second-year receiver was "banged up on a run play," wrote ESPN's Jordan Raanan.

New York Giants second-year wide receiver Malik Nabers has dealt with a toe injury since college. While there are talks of surgery, pain management is the approach to training camp so far. Nabers was absent from the team's voluntary activities earlier this offseason and now the Giants are being proactive about addressing the issue as needed.

Nabers is a key part of the Giants’ offensive plans. As the focal point of the passing game last season, he caught 109 passes for 1,204 yards and seven touchdowns. Nabers and new quarterback Russell Wilson have formed an early connection, with Wilson trusting Nabers on deep shots that have connected.