Malik 

Nabers

Seven wide receivers were selected in the first half of the first round from 2021-2023. Six finished as top-32 fantasy wide receivers, except Jameson Williams, who came into the NFL with an ACL tear. Both Ja’Marr Chase and Jaylen Waddle were the only ones picked in the top six, and they finished fifth and 13th, respectively.

Nabers shouldn’t have much competition for touches compared to most wide receivers. In the second preseason game, he played in 30-of-33 snaps with the starters with six of the team’s 18 targets. The Giants had all of their wide receivers and tight ends healthy and active for those 33 snaps, but none of them played more than 20.

Nabers has the upside to be a future top-10 fantasy wide receiver, but the New York Giants‘ offense may hold him back in 2024. There is a chance Nabers is currently being undervalued because New York could be among the league leaders in targets, but the top 24 of fantasy wide receivers is too competitive right now for him to be among them.