Track the latest news, notes and roster moves from 1925 Giants Drive.

Wednesday, Oct. 1

12:30 p.m. -- DL Dexter Lawrence (illness), RG Greg Van Roten (veteran day) and RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. (shoulder) will not practice today, according to Brian Daboll. Everybody else will practice in some capacity. Tracy is "getting closer" after suffering the injury in Week 3 and missing Sunday's win over the Chargers. The first official injury report of the week will be released later this afternoon after practice.

Tuesday, Sept. 30

9:30 a.m. -- QB Jaxson Dart was nominated for Pepsi Zero Sugar Rookie of the Week. This is the third consecutive week that a Giants rookie has been nominated for the honor. RB Cam Skattebo, a fourth-round draft choice who is now fifth among all NFL rookies in yards from scrimmage, was up for it in Weeks 2 and 3. Dart completed 13 of 20 passes for 111 pass yards on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, including a three-yard shovel pass to tight end Theo Johnson for his first career passing touchdown. He opened the game with a 15-yard rushing touchdown as part of 10 carries for 54 yards. The Giants never trailed after that.

Dart became the first quarterback since Patrick Mahomes to lead a touchdown drive of at least 80 yards on the first possession of his first career start. He is also the first rookie quarterback to beat a team 3-0 or better in his first career start since Phil Simms in 1979 against the 5-0 Buccaneers (excluding strike seasons). Overall, the Giants became the first 0-3 team to beat a 3-0 team since 2008. They also defeated the Chargers for the first time since 1998. The Giants boasted multiple rookies (Dart and Skattebo) with at least 50 rushing yards in a game for first time since 1980 (Larry Heater and Leon Perry). Skattebo led the way Sunday with 79 yards on 25 carries.

Fans can vote for Dart at nfl.com/rookies and on the NFL Mobile app through Thursday at 11 a.m. ET to determine who will bring home the Rookie of the Week championship belt for Week 4. The winner will be announced Thursday on NFL.com.

Monday, Sept. 29

5:47 p.m. -- The Giants officially placed WR Malik Nabers on injured reserve and waived OLB Tomon Fox.

2:05 p.m. -- Giants President & CEO John Mara released the following statement: "I have recently been diagnosed with cancer and have been following the treatment plan recommended by an outstanding team of doctors. I'm feeling strong and optimistic, and I'm committed to seeing this through to a positive outcome. I plan to remain active with the team throughout my treatment, and I'm fortunate to be surrounded by incredible support—personally, professionally, and medically. I ask that you respect my privacy and my family's privacy at this time."

1:30 p.m. -- Coach Brian Daboll confirmed WR Malik Nabers will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL. Nabers suffered the knee injury with 6:12 left in the second quarter of Sunday's 21-18 victory over the Chargers. The second-year pro was attempting to catch a deep pass from QB Jaxson Dart on a free play due to a defensive offside penalty. Nabers had two catches for 20 yards on three targets to that point in the game. In four games this season, Nabers totaled 18 receptions for 271 yards, including 167 and two touchdowns against the Cowboys in Week 2. Nabers made the Pro Bowl as a rookie in 2024 after breaking the franchise's single-season reception record. Now the Giants will look to fill the void left by Nabers, whose 10.8 targets per game leads the league since the start of 2024.

"We'll have a tremendous amount of support for him and his family," Daboll said. "That's obviously a tough loss for our football team, but we'll regroup, and we'll get the guys ready to play that are here and be as good as we can be. On the perimeter, I know those guys will do everything they can do to be as good as we can be. But certainly, when you lose one of your better players, that's a big loss."