Giants' Harbaugh on Skattebo, Nabers' Recovery

0:00It's April 8th, NFL News. Today starts now, AI-powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. The nearer Giants just launched their off-season program with team meetings under new head coach John Harbaugh and on-field workouts kickoff in two. Weeks. Harbaugh gave the scoop on two key players rehabbing from surgery running back Cam Skatabo and wide receiver Malik Neighbors. Skatabo's ahead in his recovery from a dislocated ankle last season, while Neighbors is still working back from an ACL tear. Skatabo, a fourth-round pick, attacked his rehab like he hits linebackers, and Harbaugh says he might even join some on-field drill soon, though no. Exact dates yet. He slotted as the number two back behind Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Devon Singletary. But the Giants planned to add more depth there. Meanwhile, Neighbors had a monster rookie year with 109 catches for 1,204 yards before his injury in week 4. His timeline points to training camp at the Green Briar in West Virginia, likely starting

1:01on the physically unable to perform list until he passes a physical. The team lost Wendell Robinson in free agency, which exposed their receiver depth last year, so they grabbed veterans like Calvin Austin III and Darnel Mooney. And their eyeing draft picks, too. Both these guys are crucial for quarterback Jackson Dart to make the offense click. Harbaugh's taken a cautious vibe with these rising stars in Matt Negi's new scheme, prioritizing their full health to build around Dart Keep an Eye. On how fast they ramp up as workouts near.