Kimberly Jones

Malik Nabers has become a star. He catches almost everything Giants quarterback Daniel Jones throws his way. He impacts the game. He impresses opponents.

That the Giants have yet to score a touchdown in two home games is hard to explain. Field goals alone won't get it done.

Where do the Giants go from here? The obvious answer: To Seattle to play the Seahawks on Sunday. And that won't be easy.

The Giants offense, so far this season, has struggled, to say the least. The offense ranks 21st in the league in scoring with an average of 15 points per game.

Malik Nabers remained in concussion protocol on Wednesday. The rookie wide receiver sustained the injury during last week's 20-15 loss to the Cowboys.

Giants coach Brian Daboll said Thursday that Malik Nabers is “making progress” as he deals with the first concussion of his NFL career.

When Giants safety Jason Pinnock met rookie safety Tyler Nubin, the two easily found common ground. Yes, they were instant teammates, but it was more than that.

Slayton does well impersonating Nabers Darius Slayton had an eventful day. He had a game-high 11 targets and made eight receptions for 122 yards.

Now more than ever, public dollars need to support public schools, says TOY Kimberly Jones and Flood Center Director Deanna Townsend-Smith.

The devastation brought by Hurricane Helene to western North Carolina has left communities grappling with significant loss and upheaval. As we witness the aftermath, one thing is clear: the path