Giants WR Malik Nabers racked up 9 receptions on 11 targets in Sunday's loss to the Commanders, leading the team in both categories. He accounted for 42.3% of targets, 45% of completions, and 33.9% of receiving yards -- despite tallying just 59 yards (6.6 per catch).
Nabers led the league in target share entering the week but beat even his own season-long share against Washington.
His mere 14.9 PPR points, though, undersell the strong usage. That might extend by another week the "buy" window that we highlighted for Nabers in our Week 9 Trade Targets article.
As I mentioned there, his remaining schedule looks excellent -- second-best for WR scoring from Week 10 on.
That includes a high-upside matchup with the Panthers in Week 10 ahead of a Week 11 bye.
Nabers has no negative WR-scoring matchups remaining.
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