I preferred Odunze but Nabers is a unique talent too.
In fairness to Nabers (via The Athletic):
“First, he dominated the Giants’ cornerbacks daily to open training camp. This week, a new challenge came against the
Detroit Lions in joint practices. Nabers proved that his success against his teammates wasn’t a fluke as he routinely torched Lions cornerbacks in the two practices.
“I feel like it’s just an evaluation of what I can do, what I can’t do,” Nabers said. “As I go out here, and I show them that there’s not a lot that I can’t do. So, as many times as I make plays, the more opportunities that will come my way.”
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Malik Nabers wants to 'destroy you,' and that's why the Giants wanted him
More opportunities will certainly come Nabers’ way, as he is already established as the team’s most dangerous weapon. Nabers made four catches Tuesday, highlighted by a 25-yard touchdown grab after beating Lions rookie cornerback
Terrion Arnold on a fade route. The Giants’ offense otherwise looked disjointed when the ball was not thrown to the explosive first-round pick.
“I’m just out here trying to compete at the highest point, make plays when I got the opportunity, continue to show my coaches that I’m able to play in this league,” Nabers said.
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Malik Nabers, Kerby Joseph throw punches as fights continue at Lions-Giants joint practices
Nabers’ impressive showing came to an ugly end when he pushed Lions safety
Kerby Joseph in the face on his way back to the huddle after failing to snag a fade from quarterback
Daniel Jones in a red-zone drill late in practice. A nasty brawl ensued, with Nabers and Joseph exchanging wild punches.”
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/56...ons-training-camp/?source=user_shared_articleGiants’ Malik Nabers torches Lions DBs: ‘There’s not a lot that I can’t do’