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The Opposing View: An Insider’s Look At The Seahawks’ Week 5 Opponent, The New York Giants
Malik Nabers has been thrilling to watch from afar, just how much of a spark has he provided for that offense, and what is his status this week after leaving last Thursday’s game with a concussion?
Eisen: Nabers’ impact has been enormous. His 35 receptions are five more than anyone else in the league. He is the first receiver in NFL history with 35 catches, 386 yards, and three touchdowns in his first four games, and the youngest in history to catch two touchdown passes in a game. Nabers has been targeted on 52 of the Giants 145 total pass attempts – including one that he threw – a 35.9 percentage that is the highest in the NFL. As for his status – as with any player who has suffered a concussion, that’s up to the independent neurological consultant, but Nabers did not practice Wednesday or Thursday.
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