By the third game of his NFL career, Malik Nabers had become such a presence in the New York Giants offense that he did more than catch the football Week 3 against the Cleveland Browns.
The rookie wide receiver recorded his first two rushing attempts and took a direct snap near the goal for his first-ever pass as a pro (Nabers wisely threw the ball away out of bounds).
The message was clear: Nabers is already the centerpiece of the Giants’ offense. Beyond the potentially historic number of targets he will see in the traditional passing game, head coach Brian Daboll – who is also the team’s offensive playcaller – will put the ball in the 21-year-old’s hands every chance he has, continuing against the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday…