LATEST REPORT: Malik Nabers still has hope for Giants’ rookies despite poor season

The New York Giants (2-13) will formally secure the first choice in the 2025 NFL Draft in only two weeks. New York is in a terrible and perplexing predicament after losing ten games in a row.

It had one of the league’s top sack defenses and a rookie wide receiver named Malik Nabers who made history.

It seemed to be lacking only a quarterback.

Daniel Jones, who started the season, was waived in late November, and other backups filled in over the weeks that followed.

A formula for failing and having to start over as a franchise.But Nabers remains optimistic that the team’s current roster, particularly the rookies, can produce winning football.Nabers, who was chosen sixth overall in April, has had a strong rookie season. He has only scored four touchdowns despite amassing 969 yards on 97 receptions.Tyrone Tracy Jr.

also ranks second among rookie running backs in terms of rushing yards, only surpassed by Bucky Irving of Tampa Bay.

Both will be important components of New York’s offense in the future, and the first step in finishing a rebuild is to have faith in the team’s future.

Fans of the Giants should take heart from Nabers’ handling of the situation, which shows that players haven’t necessarily given up on the team despite the bad season.

Any fan base should desire its star players to have that quality.

New York may be one franchise quarterback away from returning to competition but it’ll require an attitude shift like Nabers’ to keep that trend on track