**Chad Reuters of NFL.com**

Analysis: “Nabers’ quickness off the line, tight routes, strong hands and electric moves after the catch remind me of another former LSU wide receiver the Giants drafted in the first round (10 years ago, in fact). If Nabers proves agile enough to win against NFL Cornerbacks at the top of the route, he could eventually become one of the best receivers in the league.”

Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated

Analysis: “Nabers is one of the top three talented receivers in this class along with Harrison and Odunze. In 2022, Nabers had 72 receptions and 1,017 yards. In 2023, Nabers ascended to All-America status with 89 receptions, 1,569 yards and 14 touchdowns, Helping Jayden Daniels earn Heisman Trophy honors. At 200 pounds, Nabers is a big, physical receiver who can win in a variety of ways.”

Analysis: “The Giants were linked to several quarterbacks in the draft process. Instead of packaging picks to move up or stay at No. 6 to bring in JJ McCarthy, they bring an explosive receiver to a receiving corps in need of talent. . Nabers recorded 44 receptions of 20-plus yards over his last two seasons, second-most among FBS wide receivers.”

Analysis: “Nabers brings an electrifying presence to the Giants. New York showed they believe in Daniel Jones under center and landed him a true WR1. Nabers led the country in receiving yards per game last season (120.7), and can play in the slot – where he caught 1,009 yards last season (fourth most in the FBS) – or outside for the Giants. He’ll team with Jalin Hyatt and Wan’Dale Robinson to give this team a young trio to build around.

Additional analysis from ESPN’s Steve Muench: “Marvin Harrison Jr. is the best receiver on the board, but Nabers had the same rating and is third overall for me. The Giants’ value and need at the position make this an outstanding pick.”

Athletic’s Danish Brugler

Qualification: 1st round (3rd overall)

Analysis: “Nabers, a three-year starter at LSU, was the leading receiver in offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock’s spread scheme, splitting his sn aps 50-50 between the outside and the slot. Of all the talented receivers to come through Baton Rouge , Nabers is the leading receiver in receptions (189) and receiving yards (3,003), and in 2023 he led the FBS in receiving yards per game (120.7). 34 receptions of 20+ yards in 2023), Nabers uses his glide speed to consistently win in the slots or on one-on-one vertical routes. His favorite play in the playbook is the jet-sweep (his highlights. High school 7-on-7s are legendary.) Below as a starting and running target and will continue to move up as he develops his finishing skills and route discipline. Overall, Nabers only has average size/strength, but offers dynamic potential. , due to its ability to accelerate/decelerate on command. and he will always be available with his athletic abilities to catch points. He projects as a playmaking receiver in the NFL.”