Malik Nabers’ injury forces the Giants to rethink their passing attack. The piece outlines six to-die-for options—OBJ, Humphrey, Meyers, White, Olave, Johnson—along with other veterans who could help depth. The emphasis is on timing, cost, and fit with Kafka’s offense as New York weighs splash moves versus steady, cost-effective upgrades.

Whether via a reunion with Odell Beckham Jr., a mid-season trade for Jakobi Meyers, or a see-away sign like Ricky White, the Giants need a quick fix that preserves chemistry and snaps Nabers’ role into a viable plan B. Contingencies include Wr options like Chark, Boyd, Agholor, Woods, and Robinson, each bringing different risk-reward profiles.

Robert Woods left a lasting mark with the Rams during McVay’s run, delivering five peak seasons before a Buffalo stretch and a late-career arc back in LA. This offseason, a Steelers practice-squad stint ended in a release, and a possible Rams reunion would depend on roster moves and Woods’s willingness to take a prac-squad role. With Cooper Kupp, Atwell, and the Rams’ WR depth, Woods’s fantasy upside hinges on a 53-man comeback and how the passing game evolves in LA.

Fantasy managers should watch Woods’s situation closely, as OBJ and DeSean Jackson are cited examples of late-career moves that can ripple roster plans. If Woods signs with LA, he could become a depth piece or secondary option behind Kupp, but the path is narrow and opportunity-driven in a crowded WR corps and cap-era Rams.

Steelers practice squad reshuffle features three notable surprises: Robert Woods returns to the practice squad, Max Hurleman and Sebastian Castro are back on board, and DeMarvin Leal is kept over Eku Leota. The moves emphasize depth-building and a patient development plan as Pittsburgh gears up for the regular season.

Fantasy angles center on Woods providing veteran reliability if elevated, while Hurleman and Castro offer multi-position upside and special-teams value. Leal’s retention hints at a potential future surge, whereas Leota could have a larger impact elsewhere. The depth chart is taking shape ahead of Week 1.