In his first season with the team, wide receiver Malik Nabers has done something no other New York Giants player has done in the history of the organization. In Week 18 against the Philadelphia Eagles,

NY Giants will close out the regular season against the 13-3 Eagles and their backups in Philadelphia, where they have not won since 2013.

It has been a historic season for New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers and he added another line to the books on Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles. With his six-yard catch in the first quarter,

The Giants' leading pass catcher has experienced a lot in his rookie campaign, but it has also given him some valuable takeaways to carry into 2025.

While the New York Giants season has been a major disappointment, receiver Malik Nabers has lived up to the hype.

Instead, the Giants gave their fans a show one final time in 2024. While rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers showed he is the future of the team, the Giants' 45-33 win moved them from the top pick in the draft to the fourth pick, following losses to the Tennessee Titans and Cleveland Browns.

Malik Nabers has 104 catches for 1,140 yards in 14 games as a rookie. His pursuit of team and league record books enters Week 18 against the Eagles.

The Giants first-round pass catcher flashed his aerial talents in a career-high game against Indianapolis and strolled onto a notable honor roll.

Malik Nabers made history on Sunday in the New York Giants’ season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Giants failed to meet expectations this season and sit at a 3-13 record, but 2024 first-round pick Malik Nabers is breaking records and showing hope for the future.

New York Giants receiver Malik Nabers (toe) is back on the team’s injury report, listed as limited in Thursday’s practice after not even being listed on the report on Wednesday. Nabers, who set a new rookie franchise record for receptions last week and hit his first 1,