ESPN Fantasy Football on Malik Nabers
ArticleWeek 6 winners and losers: Lawrence, Nabers impress; Robinson, Henry disappoint
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Nabers scored 28.5 points in the Week 6 loss to the Saints, catching 12 of 15 targets (from multiple quarterbacks), finishing with 165 receiving yards. This is Nabers' third straight game with 23 or more fantasy points, and he has seen 35 targets over his past two. After J.J. McCarthy replaced Jameis Winston under center Sunday, the Giants could make a switch at quarterback heading into Week 7. But I don't see how that impacts Nabers heading into the matchup versus a Houston defense that has been surprisingly poor against wide receivers this season. Keep Nabers as a WR1.
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Nabers' 28.5-point week extends hot streak; remains WR1 despite QB change.
Nabers scored 28.5 points in Week 6 loss to Saints, catching 12 of 15 targets for 165 receiving yards; this is his third straight game with 23+ fantasy points and he has seen 35 targets over his past two games. Despite potential quarterback change with J.J. McCarthy replacing Jameis Winston, Nabers should remain unaffected heading into Week 7 matchup versus Houston defense that has been surprisingly poor against wide receivers this season. Source recommends keeping Nabers as a WR1.
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