
Nabers is Giants' clear WR1; Nagy offense can create more space.
Malik NabersWRNYG
Nabers is the clear WR1 for the Giants with no competition; Darius Slayton is not practicing. Last year in his 3.5-game sample with Russell Wilson, he ran go routes on 25% of his routes (Wilson's system). Harmon notes he was in space on only 33% of his catches in year two (down from 48% as a rookie), suggesting room for more creative usage in Matt Nagy's offense, which can create horizontal space for elite players.
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The number two wide receiver for the Giants right now is Darius Slayton. Darius Slayton is not practicing right now either... he was in space on 48% of his catches in year one and reception perception that actually fell to 33%... the way they've used Rasheed Rice to like get the ball in his hands in the Kansas city chiefs offense.
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- What did Underdog Fantasy Football Show say about Malik Nabers?
- Nabers is the clear WR1 for the Giants with no competition; Darius Slayton is not practicing. Last year in his 3.5-game sample with Russell Wilson, he ran go routes on 25% of his routes (Wilson's system). Harmon notes he was in space on only 33% of his catches in year two (down from 48% as a rookie), suggesting room for more creative usage in Matt Nagy's offense, which can create horizontal space for elite players.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Malik Nabers (WR NYG). Nabers is Giants' clear WR1; Nagy offense can create more space.
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