Malik Nabers enters 2025 as a focal Giants weapon, but toe, shoulder and a minor back issue keep him day-to-day heading into Week 1. His rookie season produced 1,204 yards and seven TDs on 109 catches, with about 30% of the target share in a still-developing offense. New York’s WR room is thin, and Nabers’ health will dictate his early-season role.

The Giants pivot around Russell Wilson’s arrival to steady the offense, with Jones and Drew Lock in the mix behind him. If Nabers is healthy and on the field, Wilson’s timing could unlock more high-leverage looks, boosting Nabers’ floor and ceiling. Even if Nabers misses time, the rest of NYG’s targets and plan will shape fantasy outcomes in Weeks 1 and beyond.

Fantasy managers should view Nabers as a probable first-round pick when healthy, with upside anchored by Wilson’s presence and the Giants’ need for a weapon who can win on multiple routes. The question is health and availability, not ability, as Nabers becomes a marquee piece in a turn-the-leaf season for the Giants.