Brian Daboll keeping Malik Nabers concert drama ‘in-house’ after video surfaces
NY Post
Malik Nabers attended a sold-out concert Wednesday night at MetLife Stadium, but he won’t be in uniform playing against the Bengals on Sunday night at MetLife.
The Giants’ first-round draft pick and most explosive offensive player will miss his second consecutive game Sunday because of the concussion he suffered against the Cowboys late in the game in Week 4.
He remains in concussion protocol, has practiced sparingly the past three days and on Friday was pronounced out for the game by Giants head coach Brian Daboll.
“He won’t make it,” Daboll said before Friday’s practice.
Nabers raised some eyebrows and the ire of some Giants fans on social media when videos were posted of him attending a Travis Scott concert Wednesday night at MetLife Stadium along with teammate Isaiah Simmons.
When Daboll was asked if he has “any issue” with Nabers going to the show, he said, “Yeah, I’ll keep — I’ll keep that all in-house.”
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