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Malik Nabers ran off the field and yelled “I practiced!” almost loud enough for fans in Philadelphia to hear.

After his absence from Thursday’s practice because of knee discomfort caused some unrest among Giants fans, Nabers was back Friday and didn’t want anyone to have to wait two extra hours until the release of the injury report to know that he is ready to face the Eagles on Sunday.

“It’s not an issue,” head coach John Harbaugh said. “He’ll be full-go for the game.”

How significant is that? Forget Nabers’ four straight 100-yard games and consider what quarterbacks coach Brian Callahan told J.J. McCarthy when he made his season debut .

Malik Nabers #1 of the New York Giants warms up during a game against the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026, in Houston. Getty Images

“He was kind of getting his feet wet, a little shaky to start,” Callahan said. “He came back to the sideline and I said, ‘Hey dude, No. 1 (Nabers) and No.…