Malik Nabers, the New York Giants' rookie receiver, is anticipated to play in the team's crucial Week 17 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts despite being listed as questionable due to a toe injury. After missing practice earlier in the week, Nabers was limited on Friday but indicated that his status would be a game-day decision. Should he take the field, he will be a focal point in the Giants' passing attack as he aims to achieve significant rookie milestones.

Nabers is on the verge of his first 1,000-yard season, needing just 69 yards to reach that mark, which would also mark the 26th occurrence of such a season in Giants history. This achievement comes despite Nabers missing three games this season. Additionally, he holds the record for most receptions by a Giants rookie with 91, surpassing the previous record held by Odell Beckham Jr. and Saquon Barkley. He is also in pursuit of the league's rookie reception record, currently held by Puka Nacua with 105 receptions. Nabers needs nine more catches to tie that record, while also contending with Raiders tight end Brock Bowers, who has 101 receptions.

As Nabers prepares for the game, the Giants will be without several key players, including center John Michael Schmitz, linebacker Micah McFadden, and cornerback Greg Stroman Jr., all declared inactive. Greg Van Roten is expected to step in at center, while Dyontae Johnson, recently activated from IR, may see some action with McFadden out. The only other Giant with an uncertain status is cornerback Dee Williams, who is also dealing with a toe injury.

On the Colts' side, starting quarterback Anthony Richardson has been ruled out, with veteran Joe Flacco slated to start as the team fights to keep their playoff aspirations alive. As the game approaches, both teams are finalizing their inactive lists, and fans are eager to see how Nabers' performance could impact the Giants' season.

The New York Giants are set to welcome back all three starting cornerbacks for their upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons. This includes Deonte Banks, Cor’Dale Flott, and Dru Phillips, while Greg Stroman, Dee Williams, and Divaad Wilson will be inactive.

In addition, guard Aaron Stinnie is out due to a concussion, with Jake Kubas likely starting in his place. The Falcons will also have several key players inactive, including running back Carlos Washington and receiver Casey Washington.

In a thrilling matchup, the Seattle Seahawks edged out the New York Jets 26-21, thanks to a late touchdown by Zach Charbonnet and a pivotal 92-yard interception return by Leonard Williams. The Seahawks overcame early struggles to secure their third consecutive victory, taking sole possession of first place in the NFC West.

The Jets, led by Aaron Rodgers, initially dominated but failed to score in the second half, marking their third straight loss. The game featured a remarkable 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Kene Nwangwu, but ultimately, Seattle's defense made the decisive plays.

Leonard Williams expressed mixed emotions after not receiving the NFC Defensive Player of the Week award despite his impressive performance, which included 2.5 sacks and three tackles for loss in a Seattle Seahawks victory over the Arizona Cardinals.

However, he made history by returning a tipped Aaron Rodgers pass 92 yards for a touchdown, marking the longest pick-six by a defensive lineman in NFL history. Williams also recorded a top speed of 17.8 mph during the return, showcasing his remarkable athleticism.

The Seattle Seahawks faced a tumultuous first half against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium, trailing 21-16 despite a series of special teams blunders.

Leonard Williams made a historic play with a 92-yard interception return for a touchdown, while the Seahawks struggled with fumbles and a blocked extra point. Geno Smith connected with rookie AJ Barner for a touchdown, but both teams had difficulties converting third downs and maintaining offensive momentum.