Nabers posted team highs in both targets and receptions in the team’s Week 3 win over the Titans. But in a game where Giants QB Jameis Winston completed just 14 passes for 118 yards, Nabers finished with 7.6 PPR points after catching five of 6 targets for 26 yards. The third-year WR ranks as the WR50 pending Sunday- and Monday Night Football.
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Week 2 was disappointing for Nabers after he produced the lowest-scoring game of his career, and the Giants lost starting QB Jaxson Dart to a season-ending knee injury.
While Week 3 was an improvement from last week, we’ve yet to see him get back to his rookie-year production, when he averaged 18.0 PPR points per game. In three weeks, Nabers already has two lower-scoring games with fewer points than his lowest as a rookie.
But his 25.7% targets per route indicate he’ll be back to WR1 production when the offensive environment allows for it.
It was a low output for Winston in his first start this season. Poor weather was a factor in a game that combined for less than 300 total passing yards.
Winston has still finished as a QB1 in five of his past 10 starts and is expected to support WR1 production for Nabers. The duo gets their chance at a bounce-back in a Week 4 matchup with the Cardinals.
