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I'm at total panic. I'm looking at neighbors down where I had him ranked this week, which was like low end wide receiver to range, which a player of his talent level you'd never put in that area. He certainly has the skill to be a wide receiver, one of fantasy. And yet with that environment in New York, there's just no way we can look at him that way.
STACKED’s take
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Nabers ranked low-end WR2 despite talent; shoulder injury may force mid-season shutdown.
Nabers is in a dire situation with Jackson Dart's injury removing the quarterback elevating talent around him; the Giants offense lacks a competent QB with Jameis Winston also underperforming. Nabers is dealing with a long-term shoulder issue (unrepaired since LSU, aggravated in week 2) that may lead to season shutdown by week 11 for surgery, with hopes to emerge as his best self in 2027. Matt Harmon is at total panic on Nabers, ranking him low-end WR2 range despite his talent level, because the New York environment makes high-end outcomes impossible.
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