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I'll get to the defense shortly, but wanted to post this before anyone else gets cut! · Quoting Dan Duggan: Not enough hours in Mondays lately! Better late than never, here's the Giants' offensive snap counts vs. the Saints:
• Nobody, including Harbaugh, likes a four-man RB rotation. That needs to end. Eliminating Najee Harris from the equation is the obvious call. I note every week here how he has no juice. If he does fall out of the rotation, I wouldn't be surprised if he becomes the next vet sent packing.
Devin Singletary has done a nice job in limited reps, so if they want to keep him in the mix, maybe as the third-down back, that's fine. But it's time to go back to featuring Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy. They're the best RBs on the roster. And both should benefit whenever the change to JJ McCarthy comes, as that will open up some lanes on zone reads.
Tracy played well Sunday considering no RB got anything going on the ground. Impressive YAC on the TD and multiple strong…
Why it's #1 Cam Skattebo (top-50)
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- Oct 20 Dan Duggan (X) I'll get to the defense shortly, but wanted to post this before anyone else gets cut! · Quoting Dan Duggan: Not enough hours in Mondays lately! Better late than never, here's the Giants' offensive snap counts vs. the Saints: • Nobody, including Harbaugh, likes a four-man RB rotation. That needs to end. Eliminating Najee Harris from the equation is the obvious call. I note every week here how he has no juice. If he does fall out of the rotation, I wouldn't be surprised if he becomes the next vet sent packing. Devin Singletary has done a nice job in limited reps, so if they want to keep him in the mix, maybe as the third-down back, that's fine. But it's time to go back to featuring Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy. They're the best RBs on the roster. And both should benefit whenever the change to JJ McCarthy comes, as that will open up some lanes on zone reads. Tracy played well Sunday considering no RB got anything going on the ground. Impressive YAC on the TD and multiple strong…
- Oct 20 Dan Duggan (X) Not enough hours in Mondays lately! Better late than never, here's the Giants' offensive snap counts vs. the Saints: • Nobody, including Harbaugh, likes a four-man RB rotation. That needs to end. Eliminating Najee Harris from the equation is the obvious call. I note every week here how he has no juice. If he does fall out of the rotation, I wouldn't be surprised if he becomes the next vet sent packing. Devin Singletary has done a nice job in limited reps, so if they want to keep him in the mix, maybe as the third-down back, that's fine. But it's time to go back to featuring Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy. They're the best RBs on the roster. And both should benefit whenever the change to JJ McCarthy comes, as that will open up some lanes on zone reads. Tracy played well Sunday considering no RB got anything going on the ground. Impressive YAC on the TD and multiple strong blitz pick-ups. By far Pat Ricard's smallest workload. Part of that is obviously that they were in throw-only…
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Maybe I’m wrong but why is ricard on the field for 24% of plays ? · Quoting Dan Duggan: Apologies for the delay in the snap counts breakdown, but kids were off from school yesterday and puppy decided to snack on a sock so there was a fun emergency vet visit. Anyway, here are the Giants' offensive snap counts vs. the Commanders:
• I've never been a fan of rotating QBs. Even for all those years in New Orleans, I'm not sure taking one of the best QBs ever off the field for Taysom Hill was a smart strategy. And JJ McCarthy isn't Hill as a runner. They had a ton of confusion before one snap deep in the red zone (a 1-yard Tyrone Tracy run) and then Jameis Winston had a delay of game on the next play after shuttling back in at QB. The negatives outweigh the positives with the rotation. If you want to play McCarthy (eventually), just play him. Until then, let Winston be the QB.
• They're in a tough spot at RB. Cam Skattebo is their best back, but he hasn't been effective this season (3.6…
Why it's #2 Cam Skattebo (top-50)
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- Oct 13 Dan Duggan (X) Maybe I’m wrong but why is ricard on the field for 24% of plays ? · Quoting Dan Duggan: Apologies for the delay in the snap counts breakdown, but kids were off from school yesterday and puppy decided to snack on a sock so there was a fun emergency vet visit. Anyway, here are the Giants' offensive snap counts vs. the Commanders: • I've never been a fan of rotating QBs. Even for all those years in New Orleans, I'm not sure taking one of the best QBs ever off the field for Taysom Hill was a smart strategy. And JJ McCarthy isn't Hill as a runner. They had a ton of confusion before one snap deep in the red zone (a 1-yard Tyrone Tracy run) and then Jameis Winston had a delay of game on the next play after shuttling back in at QB. The negatives outweigh the positives with the rotation. If you want to play McCarthy (eventually), just play him. Until then, let Winston be the QB. • They're in a tough spot at RB. Cam Skattebo is their best back, but he hasn't been effective this season (3.6…
- Oct 13 Dan Duggan (X) Apologies for the delay in the snap counts breakdown, but kids were off from school yesterday and puppy decided to snack on a sock so there was a fun emergency vet visit. Anyway, here are the Giants' offensive snap counts vs. the Commanders: • I've never been a fan of rotating QBs. Even for all those years in New Orleans, I'm not sure taking one of the best QBs ever off the field for Taysom Hill was a smart strategy. And JJ McCarthy isn't Hill as a runner. They had a ton of confusion before one snap deep in the red zone (a 1-yard Tyrone Tracy run) and then Jameis Winston had a delay of game on the next play after shuttling back in at QB. The negatives outweigh the positives with the rotation. If you want to play McCarthy (eventually), just play him. Until then, let Winston be the QB. • They're in a tough spot at RB. Cam Skattebo is their best back, but he hasn't been effective this season (3.6 ypc) and the fumbling issue is a real problem. Tracy has had more NFL production and he…
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I know I was labeled the “hater” on Odell all summer, but now I think we can agree it was a pretty big waste of energy spending so much time worrying about the WR 4/5’s role in an offense that plays so much heavy personnel.
Giants now have just three WR on their 53-man roster: Malik Nabers, Malachi Fields and Darnell Mooney. The obvious expectation is that WR/PR Braxton Berrios gets signed to the 53 after exhausting his practice squad elevations, but this team has proven to be unpredictable, so we’ll see… · Quoting Dan Duggan: Reset the counter to 0 for days of the Giants just chilling and not having a headline
Why it's #3 Malik Nabers (top-50)
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- Sep 29 Pat Leonard (X) The Giants squeezed a couple months of good press out of Odell Beckham Jr’s return (it helped to have the headline of him making the roster while they were cutting No. 7 overall pick Evan Neal, for example) But they didn’t give him a meaningful opportunity on the field, even with Malik Nabers looking way below his normal self in the early going His release comes two days after the crowd at MetLife Stadium chanted “OBJ!” wanting him more involved OBJ finishes his Giants return season with 20 snaps, one target and no catches in three games. John Harbaugh gave him a chance to earn his way onto the team, and he did that. But it didn’t result in anything more Giants have only three receivers on their 53-man roster: Nabers, Darnell Mooney and Malachi Fields. Then there’s Braxton Berrios, who is due to by signed as a 4th · Quoting Mike Garafolo: The #Giants are releasing WR Odell Beckham Jr., sources tell me and @RapSheet.
- Sep 29 RotoBaller NFL Who Should I Start for Fantasy Football Week 4? Emmett Johnson, Ted Hurst III, Mike Washington Jr., Germie Bernard, Zachariah Branch, Nicholas Singleton, Malachi Fields, Kaelon Black
- Sep 29 Dan Duggan (X) I know I was labeled the “hater” on Odell all summer, but now I think we can agree it was a pretty big waste of energy spending so much time worrying about the WR 4/5’s role in an offense that plays so much heavy personnel. Giants now have just three WR on their 53-man roster: Malik Nabers, Malachi Fields and Darnell Mooney. The obvious expectation is that WR/PR Braxton Berrios gets signed to the 53 after exhausting his practice squad elevations, but this team has proven to be unpredictable, so we’ll see… · Quoting Dan Duggan: Reset the counter to 0 for days of the Giants just chilling and not having a headline
- The Giants unofficial depth chart has Darnell Mooney as the No. 2 receiver alongside Malik Nabers. Malachi Fields and Odell Beckham Jr. are their backups. Cam Skattebo listed as the top running back with Tyrone Tracy Jr. OR Najee Harris OR Devin Singletary next.
- The Giants WR depth chart: Malik Nabers Malachi Fields Darnell Mooney Odell Beckham Jr. Practice Squad Braxton Berrios (punt returner) Charlie Jones Dalen Cambre Jalin Hyatt
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They can't. That's why this isn't a discussion. They haven't gotten around to any switching numbers yet. Malachi Fields was still 0 (Brian Burns), Najee Harris was still 22 (Dru Phillips). Maybe they're just waiting until the roster is more settled and will make the official changes at the start of Week 1.
To be clear, I wasn't trying to put any shade on Hyatt. I think it was fine not to give up 13 when Odell signed in June and it wasn't clear if he'd make the team (don't think Odell even asked for it then). If Hyatt made the 53, there would be a conversation. But there isn't one now that he's on the P-squad. · Quoting Kacchan💥: @DDuggan21 I didn’t know Practice squad could keep any number
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- Sep 1 Dan Duggan (X) Also, Malachi Fields has switched to 88. Good look for a WR with his skill set. Dru Phillips and Najee Harris both still 22 · Quoting New York Giants: OBJ back in 13
- Sep 1 Dan Duggan (X) They can't. That's why this isn't a discussion. They haven't gotten around to any switching numbers yet. Malachi Fields was still 0 (Brian Burns), Najee Harris was still 22 (Dru Phillips). Maybe they're just waiting until the roster is more settled and will make the official changes at the start of Week 1. To be clear, I wasn't trying to put any shade on Hyatt. I think it was fine not to give up 13 when Odell signed in June and it wasn't clear if he'd make the team (don't think Odell even asked for it then). If Hyatt made the 53, there would be a conversation. But there isn't one now that he's on the P-squad. · Quoting Kacchan💥: @DDuggan21 I didn’t know Practice squad could keep any number
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- Giants offensive snap counts vs. the Texans: • The Giants subbed Jameis Winston in for five tush-push plays. He converted sneaks on a third-and-1 and a fourth-and-1. It took him two tries to sneak it in from the 1 for a TD. All of the sneaks opened up the 19-yard handoff to Cam Skattebo from the tush-push alignment. • The backfield was shaping up as an even split before Tyrone Tracy left with a hamstring injury in the second quarter. Skattebo had played 14 snaps compared to 11 snaps for Tracy at that point. Both backs and Devin Singletary played on early third downs. As the game progressed, Singletary took over as the third-down back while mixing in on early downs. Skattebo indicated his hamstring was OK after the game and he has the bye to recover, but after Tracy's surprise addition to IR yesterday, let's wait and see where he's at when they return to practice next week. Skattebo missed chunks of time last offseason with a hamstring. It's tempting to look at the results when…
- Giants' offensive snap counts vs. Cardinals: • Cam Skattebo still the clear RB1. He's averaging 3.1 yards per carry over the past three games. It's very hard to have a run game with such little explosiveness. Love how hard he runs, but need to make a guy miss once in a while at the second level. I continue to be unimpressed by Najee Harris. Really lumbering. This backfield really needs some lightning to go with all the thunder. Fumbles haven't been an issue during Harris' career, but that could have been a killer at a time when ball security was paramount. Tyrone Tracy got more snaps after barely playing in the first three games. He split third-down snaps with Skattebo. If they're going to get explosives in the run game, they'll come from Tracy. Typical workload for Pat Ricard as the Giants played a lot of big personnel. • Offense looks a lot easier when Malik Nabers is involved. Liked scheming him touches downfield rather than force-feeding him underneath/screens. I still have…
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Malachi Fields scores Giants first touchdown in more than 152 minutes. That's more than 10 quarters worth of game action.
Cardinals 14, Giants 12
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- Oct 4 Jordan Raanan (X) Giants convert 3rd-and-20. Wide open Malachi Fields down the sideline for 40 yards.
- Oct 4 Ed Valentine (Bluesky) And ... the Jameis Winston experience. He throws a pick with the #NYGiants in field goal range in the final :25 of the half. Bad ball intended for Malachi Fields.
- Oct 4 NFL News Poster (Bluesky) [NFL] Jameis Winston throws the touchdown to Malachi Fields!
- Oct 4 Pat Leonard (X) Very nice play by Jameis Winston. Extended the play, drew the LB Jack Gibbens and then his Malachi Fields for the rookie's first NFL touchdown catch, a 12-yarder The two-point conversion attempt fails. But it's now 14-12 Cardinals with under five minutes to play in the 1st half
- Oct 4 Ed Valentine (Bluesky) Scrambling Jameis Winston finds Malachi Fields for 2-yard TD. Giants go for 2 and fail as a scrambling Winston can't get the ball to Chris Manhertz. Scoring drive 7 plays, 56 yard, 3:57 Giants trail 14-12
- Oct 4 Jordan Raanan (X) Malachi Fields scores Giants first touchdown in more than 152 minutes. That's more than 10 quarters worth of game action. Cardinals 14, Giants 12
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Giants offensive snap counts vs. Cowboys:
• Cam Skattebo very clearly RB1, as expected. We made such a big deal about Malik Nabers' return, but can't overlook that was Skattebo's first game since his own significant injury. He still runs insanely hard.
I thought Tyrone Tracy would be RB2, but that was clearly Devin Singletary. Tracy didn't play an offensive snap after his second-quarter fumble and I think he's on the fast track to taking Najee Harris' spot as a healthy scratch.
I don't love giving Singletary many carries. He gets what's there and not much more. But he was the passing down back and was very effective when the Cowboys inexplicably neglected to cover him in the flat for an entire drive.
• They rotated receivers/personnel packages at a dizzying rate. Not surprised that Malachi Fields was the clear leader in WR snaps. His blocking is going to have him on the field a lot. You saw them take some vertical shots to him, and he made a great diving catch on one but was out…
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- Sep 14 Jordan Raanan (X) Giants WR and TE snap counts: Malachi Fields 49 Darnell Mooney 39 Malik Nabers 36 Isaiah Likely 34 Theo Johnson 32 Chris Manhertz 23 Odell Beckham 11 Braxton Berrios 11 Giants RBs and FB: Cam Skattebo 41 Patrick Ricard 36 Devin Singletary 25 Tyrone Tracy Jr. 2
- Sep 14 Dan Duggan (X) Giants offensive snap counts vs. Cowboys: • Cam Skattebo very clearly RB1, as expected. We made such a big deal about Malik Nabers' return, but can't overlook that was Skattebo's first game since his own significant injury. He still runs insanely hard. I thought Tyrone Tracy would be RB2, but that was clearly Devin Singletary. Tracy didn't play an offensive snap after his second-quarter fumble and I think he's on the fast track to taking Najee Harris' spot as a healthy scratch. I don't love giving Singletary many carries. He gets what's there and not much more. But he was the passing down back and was very effective when the Cowboys inexplicably neglected to cover him in the flat for an entire drive. • They rotated receivers/personnel packages at a dizzying rate. Not surprised that Malachi Fields was the clear leader in WR snaps. His blocking is going to have him on the field a lot. You saw them take some vertical shots to him, and he made a great diving catch on one but was out…
- Malachi Fields with 19-yard catch, his first as an NFL player. Ball at Dallas 28.
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Offensive snap counts for the #NYGiants vs. Houston:
-- 49 (74%) for Malachi Fields
-- 37 (56%) for Cam Skattebo; Tyrone Tracy & Devin Singletary combined for 29 (44%)
-- FB Patrick Ricard 34 (52%)
-- Jalin Hyatt 4 (6%)
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- Oct 26 Jordan Raanan (X) This was perhaps J.J. McCarthy's best throw. It's third-and-9 in the fourth quarter of a tight game. Gets it into a tight window to Malachi Fields. · Quoting Jordan Raanan: Just how good was J.J. McCarthy: CPOE: +9.2% (2nd) Tight-window completions: 4 (T-1st) Tight-window attempts: 4 Air Yards per att: 9.9 (2nd) Pressure Rate faced: 46.7% (6th)
- Oct 26 Ed Valentine (Bluesky) Offensive snap counts for the #NYGiants vs. Houston: -- 49 (74%) for Malachi Fields -- 37 (56%) for Cam Skattebo; Tyrone Tracy & Devin Singletary combined for 29 (44%) -- FB Patrick Ricard 34 (52%) -- Jalin Hyatt 4 (6%)
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Malachi Fields with a tough catch and run. A 47-yard play.
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- Oct 25 Pat Leonard (X) Another really good throw by J.J. McCarthy to rookie receiver Malachi Fields for the first down conversion Fields is having by far his best game of his first NFL season to date Cam Skattebo then breaks multiple tackles on an impressive touchdown run 21-14 Giants with 855 to play after that 14 play, 80-yard drive
- Oct 25 Jordan Raanan (X) Great throw and catch on third down by J.J. McCarthy and Malachi Fields. Super tight window.+1
- Oct 25 Jeremy Fowler (X) Giants have big plans for Malachi Fields.
- Oct 25 Pat Leonard (X) Big-time 47-yard catch and run from Malachi Fields on 3rd and 17 for the Giants on that sideline throw by J.J. McCarthy
- Oct 25 Aaron Wilson (X) #Giants Malachi Fields 47-yard catch on #Texans Tremon Smith, then Kamari Lassiter came over to make the tackle. Texans defense keeps giving up explosive plays
- Oct 25 Ed Valentine (Bluesky) Big play, McCarthy to Malachi Fields on second and long. 47 yard catch and run. 2nd explosive play for the #NYGiants in 2 drives.+1
- JJ McCarthy throwing after practice with Malik Nabers, Darnell Mooney and Malachi Fields.
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Offensive snap counts for Week 3 from the #NYGiants:
-- Only 6 for Odell Beckham
-- Only 2 for Tyrone Tracy
-- 44 (69%) for Malachi Fields
-- 30 (47%) for FB Patrick Ricard
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- Sep 28 Jordan Raanan (X) Giants remaining draft picks for 2027: First Round Second Round Third Round Sixth Round Sixth Round (via Jax for Daniel Faalele) *Fourth used for Malachi Fields * Fifth used for J.J. McCarthy * Seventh was included in Darren Waller trade to Miami
- Sep 28 Ed Valentine (Bluesky) Offensive snap counts for Week 3 from the #NYGiants: -- Only 6 for Odell Beckham -- Only 2 for Tyrone Tracy -- 44 (69%) for Malachi Fields -- 30 (47%) for FB Patrick Ricard
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Giants WR and RB snap counts:
Cam Skattebo 45
Patrick Ricard 26
Najee Harris 14
Tyrone Tracy Jr. 1
Malik Nabers 47
Malachi Fields 40
Darnell Mooney 24
Odell Beckham Jr. 6
Braxton Berrios 5
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- Sep 27 Jordan Raanan (X) Fans were chanting "OBJ, OBJ, OBJ!" in fourth quarter. He was targeted once in the contest and doesn't have a catch yet this season. · Quoting Jordan Raanan: Giants WR and RB snap counts: Cam Skattebo 45 Patrick Ricard 26 Najee Harris 14 Tyrone Tracy Jr. 1 Malik Nabers 47 Malachi Fields 40 Darnell Mooney 24 Odell Beckham Jr. 6 Braxton Berrios 5
- Sep 27 Jordan Raanan (X) Giants WR and RB snap counts: Cam Skattebo 45 Patrick Ricard 26 Najee Harris 14 Tyrone Tracy Jr. 1 Malik Nabers 47 Malachi Fields 40 Darnell Mooney 24 Odell Beckham Jr. 6 Braxton Berrios 5
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- Sep 26 RotoBaller NFL Who Should I Start for Fantasy Football Week 3? Chris Olave, Kalif Raymond, Cooper Kupp, Xavier Hutchinson, Michael Pittman, Braelon Allen, Calvin Ridley, Jauan Jennings, Malachi Fields
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- Jameis Winston on the field after practice getting work with Malik Nabers, Darnell Mooney, Braxton Berrios, Malachi Fields and Theo Johnson (and centers John Michael Schmitz and Bryan Hudson). On the opposite field, No. 2 QB Jake Haener is working with Thomas Fidone, Dalen Cambre, Jalin Hyatt and Charlie Jones. Every minute counts as they both get bigger roles this week.
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Giants WR and RB Snaps:
Malachi Fields 46 (out of 55)
Mailk Nabers 42
Darnell Mooney 40
Braxton Berrios 5
Odell Beckham Jr. 2
Cam Skattebo 33
Patrick Ricard 16
Devin Singletary 14
Najee Harris 8
Tyrone Tracy 0 (play negated by penalty)
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- Sep 22 Dan Duggan (X) Giants offensive snap counts vs. Rams: • You can't have a four RB rotation. Usage feels forced to get RBs 3 and 4 involved. Like Tyrone Tracy getting his lone snap/carry in a high-leverage situation after the fumble recovery deep in Rams territory. Weird spot to use a player with his ball security issues, but the 3-yard loss got negated by a defensive penalty. Then Cam Skattebo got a carry for no gain before Najee Harris was inserted for two carries (3 yards, -3 yards). No one got anything going on the ground, but Skattebo should be the back in all short yardage/red zone situations. Pat Ricard played 31% of the snaps after being at 54% in the opener. That felt game flow dependent, as the Giants mostly played 11 personnel while trailing in the second half. • Malik Nabers' snap share jumped to 74% from 52% in the opener. He only missed two snaps with the shoulder injury. Hard to say how much the lack of production was tied to his physical state and how much was the dysfunctional…
- Sep 22 Jordan Raanan (X) Giants WR and RB Snaps: Malachi Fields 46 (out of 55) Mailk Nabers 42 Darnell Mooney 40 Braxton Berrios 5 Odell Beckham Jr. 2 Cam Skattebo 33 Patrick Ricard 16 Devin Singletary 14 Najee Harris 8 Tyrone Tracy 0 (play negated by penalty)
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Giants WR snap count after 1 drive (assuming they don't go for it)
Malik Nabers 7
Darnell Mooney 5
Malachi Fields 4
Braxton Berrios 1
Out of 7 plays
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- Sep 21 rivers mccown (Bluesky) Malachi Fields unlocking the First Big Receiver To Feel Like They Need To Commit OPI On Emmanuel Forbes badge. Godspeed.
- Sep 21 Pat Leonard (X) Nice punt by Jordan Stout and great special teams tackle by Malachi Fields there. Pins at the Rams at their own 6 yard line
- Sep 21 Nathan Jahnke (Bluesky) Giants WR snap count after 2 drives Malik Nabers 14 Darnell Mooney 13 Malachi Fields 10 Braxton Berrios 2 Odell Beckham Jr. 2 Out of 17 plays
- Sep 21 Nathan Jahnke (Bluesky) Giants WR snap count after 1 drive (assuming they don't go for it) Malik Nabers 7 Darnell Mooney 5 Malachi Fields 4 Braxton Berrios 1 Out of 7 plays
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- Sep 21 Dan Duggan (X) Giants-Rams pregame thought No. 5: Malik Nabers played 52% of the snaps in the opener. He had a team-high nine targets on 24 pass plays, demonstrating how central he is to the passing offense. I expect his playing time to increase tonight, although we’ll see if he jumps right back to the 90% workload he logged when fully healthy. The Giants can probably get away with limiting some snaps just because of how much they rotate personnel. Nabers can be spared some snaps when they're in heavy personnel and they lean on Malachi Fields’ blocking. The Rams made a major investment in upgrading at cornerback this offseason, trading for Trent McDuffie and signing Jalen Watson. (Side note: I'm not sure the Giants' reported interest in trading for McDuffie was accurate.) McDuffie and Watson played sides in the opener, so I’m not expecting McDuffie to travel with Nabers.
- Sep 21 RotoBaller NFL Who Should I Start for Fantasy Football Week 2? Davante Adams, Isaiah Likely, Blake Corum, Cam Skattebo, Puka Nacua, Matthew Stafford, Jaxson Dart, Kyren Williams, Malachi Fields, Terrance Ferguson, Malik Nabers, Devin Singletary
- In various leagues with Puka Nacua, I have - Added Malachi Fields - Added Konata Mumpfield - Moved him to the flex with Terrance Ferguson already on my roster as the replacement option. Currently planning on leaving him in Sunday unless we get worse news.
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- Giants just did a dress rehearsal on pregame introductions (they can always just sub in Malachi Fields)…
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Rookie corner Colton Hood is wearing No. 33, to go along with rookie WR Malachi Fields switching to No. 88
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- Sep 2 FantasyPros (YouTube) Don't Sleep on These Rookie Wide Receivers! | Fantasy Football #shorts
- Sep 2 Pat Leonard (X) Rookie corner Colton Hood is wearing No. 33, to go along with rookie WR Malachi Fields switching to No. 88
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