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Malik Nabers is starting to shake back after his ACL injury, and the New Orleans Saints have to be prepared for him out wide and in the slot

Darrion Gray writes that the New Orleans Saints' top defensive priority against the New York Giants must be containing wide receiver Malik Nabers. After recovering from an ACL tear suffered in his second year, Nabers has recorded over 100 receiving yards and a touchdown in each of his last two games. Gray warns that Nabers is rapidly returning to elite form ahead of the matchup.
Gray emphasizes that the entire Saints secondary must account for Nabers, who was targeted 20 times by quarterback Jameis Winston last week. The writer notes that Nabers poses significant threats both outside against cornerbacks like Kool-Aid McKinstry and Quincy Riley, and inside from the slot against Jonas Sanker.
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