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20 targets for Malik Neighbors, 13 targets for Isaiah likely. Just massive games for those two. The entire passing offense is basically just funneling through those two. Um and I will say like Malik obviously got off to a slow start which shouldn't have been unexpected for everybody. You know, he's coming off the major injury and everyone's like, "Oh, he'll be so good by the second half." And then again, as soon as soon as he actually starts slow, people are like, "What's happening?" It's like, "What's happening is exactly what you said was going to happen in the beginning of the year, but now you can't face the music when it's actually happening." And now he looks awesome again. Does he look like his old self? No. I think if you're watching the game, he he still doesn't look like the old Malik Neighbors yet. He's definitely getting back to form. I still worry about this offense.
STACKED’s take
20 targets but not vintage form; consider selling before schedule toughens
Week 5 performance: 20 targets in high-volume Giants passing game (54 attempts, 82 total offensive plays). The source notes Nabers got off to a slow start post-injury as expected but is now looking awesome again; however, he still doesn't look like his old self yet and is only getting back to form. Systemic concerns about Giants offense remain. The source previously made a buy case but now would be fine selling Nabers given schedule toughens significantly (Houston, Philadelphia upcoming after Saints and bye-week, then Jacksonville, San Francisco, Seattle, Cleveland, Detroit, Dallas in weeks 16-17). The source states: "I would be totally fine selling Malik Nabers given that their schedule gets much tougher down the line" and acknowledges "systemic risks here."
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