Mike Wright planted his flag on Malik Nabers, insisting the second‑year star owns true overall WR1 upside even if New York’s quarterback room stays unsettled. Wright reminded listeners Nabers soaked up a staggering 166 targets on a bottom‑five offense as a rookie, with 154 of those being first‑read looks—the third‑highest figure league‑wide. Despite constant double teams, he still produced 1,203 yards and seven scores. The Giants trailed or were tied on 90 percent of Nabers’ routes, and Wright expects similar negative game scripts to fuel another 160‑plus targets in 2025. He likened Nabers’ talent profile to Ja’Marr Chase, arguing that if the two swapped teams “you’d draft Nabers first overall without blinking,” underscoring that this is a quarterback/offensive‑line issue, not a Nabers issue. Even a mediocre upgrade—from Russell Wilson to Shadur Sanders or a healthy Jameis Winston cameo—would goose his touchdown ceiling. Wright pegged Nabers’ realistic fantasy range of outcomes at WR1 overall down to WR12 at the floor, urging drafters to scoop him in the mid‑first and ignore worries about Daniel Jones or Wilson tanking his value.