Why Malik Nabers is sticking close to John Harbaugh at Giants camp

Observations from Giants training camp Friday.

‘Backs on target

In a grueling practice filled with 11-on-11 periods, the top two quarterbacks were sharp as Jaxson Dart was 16-of-19 and Jameis Winston was 18-of-19. Both handled a variety of pressures, looking for checkdowns and leading drives of 13-plus plays at the end.

Picked apart

The third-team offense got its most work of camp and Brandon Allen threw an interception to LB Zaire Barnes, who returned it for a touchdown.

John Harbaugh and Malik Nabers at Giants practice. Corey Sipkin for the NY POST

Injury report

RB Cam Skattebo lost his footing slowing into Arvell Reese. OLB Brian Burns rolled over in one-on-ones. John Michael Schmitz ‘got his bell rung,’ per John Harbaugh. None of the three returned to practice.

Caught my eye

Rehabbing WR Malik Nabers stood next to John Harbaugh for a good portion of 11-on-11 reps, after making sharp cuts and jumping catches in his routes-on-air period. Why?

“He’s taking me through the routes and the play call. He’s a great mind for ball. He knows every single play and what everybody is doing,” Nabers said.