Could Malik Nabers See Fewer Targets?
Jaxson Dart eventually taking over for Russell Wilson, some on the team seem to believe that a change in philosophy is also needed. Dating back to last season, multiple Giants players have suggested that an offense funneled entirely through one player, in this case, wide receiver Malik Nabers, is not sustainable. Nabers saw nine targets on Sunday, resulting in five catches for 71 yards. It was his 14th straight game seeing at least eight targets, and the Giants are 2-12 in those contests. Nabers himself told reporters that the team needs to do a better job of spreading the ball around. Based on the evidence we've seen on the field, fantasy managers should not fear a sudden decrease in targets. They should, however, hope for any change that can make those looks more valuable.
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After a season-opening performance by the New York Giants' offense that was an abject disaster, the team is in search of solutions. While a change under center feels like an inevitability at some point this season, with rookie Source: Jordan Raanan

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