Giants WR Malik Nabers caught 7 of 13 targets for 71 yards in a Week 8 loss to Pittsburgh. His season-long target share is now nearly 37%.
As expected, Nabers was the centerpiece of New York’s pass attack. He even got a better-than-expected game out of Daniel Jones.
The duo failed to connect on a few deep balls, though, including one where Nabers couldn’t quite get a second foot down in the end zone. Nabers dropped one deep pass and later dropped an in-breaker that should have gone for big yardage.
Ultimately, seeing your WR1 go for a 34.2% target share is a positive. He’ll remain an upside WR1 for upcoming matchups vs. the Commanders and Panthers.
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