Sep 15, 2024; Landover, Maryland, USA; New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers (1) runs down the field pressured by Washington Comanders defensive back Juan Martin (20) in the first half at Commanders Field. Mandatory Credit: Luke Johnson-Imagn Images
Malik Nabers will be one of the future stars of the NFL. The first-round receiver has one touchdown, 193 yards, and 15 receptions on 25 targets in the first two weeks. The Browns trio of cornerbacks are looking to welcome Nabers into the league by locking him down.
Nabers is a talented player, but his production is mainly a result of throws at the line of scrimmage. The Browns are unlikely to give Nabers any room on the line of scrimmage to catch screen passes.
Nabers has only caught three of nine targets when the ball travels further than 10 yards down the field. Nabers is an incredibly talented player. He’s probably the best player the Giants have on offense. However, his quarterback cannot throw him the ball unless Nabors is right next to him. The Browns will keep him well under 60 yards on Sunday.
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