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Houston ruled out two safeties, giving the Giants a reason to move Malik Nabers around and test the communication behind the corners.

Empire Sports Media writer Alexander Wilson argues that the New York Giants should target the middle of the Houston Texans' defense using Malik Nabers. With Houston safeties Reed Blankenship and Jalen Pitre ruled out due to injuries, Wilson proposes using motion, stacks, and inside releases to challenge the Texans' depleted secondary.
The strategy is aimed at assisting quarterback J.J. McCarthy in his first start for the Giants. Through six games, Nabers has recorded 41 receptions for 494 yards and 23 first downs, though Wilson cautions against forcing throws if Houston adjusts.
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