Malik Nabers

Malik Nabers led the team in targets with 10, catching six passes for 50 yards, averaging 8.3 yards per reception with a long of 19 yards. He had a 41-yard catch overturned. Still dominated with a 31% target share, gaining 111 air yards, representing 42% of air yards.
Nabers was being evaluated for a concussion in the fourth quarter. Not good. Given he missed two games with his first concussion earlier this season, he could be slated for more missed games down the road. We won't get as much information on him with him on bye as well. If you have Nabers and can withstand him missing any games, hold him. But be sure to have a backup plan, such as Darius Slayton waiting in the wings. However, the latest news we got from Sunday is that Nabers did not sustain a concussion and should be good to go.
Per FantasyPros' SOS tool, it's the No. 1 most favorable schedule for fantasy WRs. However, I am terrified of relying on Tommy DeVito for fear he nukes this offense. Put Nabers on the block.

Malik Nabers caught 6-of-10 targets for 50 yards in the Giants 20-17 loss to the Panthers.

Fantasy Impact

Nabers led the team in targets and receptions in the loss in Germany. Despite Daniel Jones continuing to struggle, the rookie wide receiver has made the most of his opportunities. Nabers will remain a solid fantasy option once he and the Giants return from their bye week.