Malik Nabers

Start Nabers this week — he was the Giants’ go-to receiver last game with a huge number of targets and most people expect him to keep getting lots of passes. Just check for any late news about the quarterback or injuries before kickoff.

Start Nabers — he's getting a ton of passes thrown his way and just had a huge 9-167-2 game, so he should score steady points and can break a big one. Nearly every expert agrees, so only sit him if you hear about a late injury.

Start Parris Nabers — he caught a ton last year and should get a lot of targets from new QB Russell Wilson against a Washington defense that looks likely to give up passes. Only real worries are a hard-nosed corner who could shadow him and early QB chemistry, but you should play him in every league for Week 1.

Go for him in the late first round to early second round — he’s the team’s clear top receiver after a big rookie year. Watch practice reports for toe, shoulder, or back issues, since an injury could make him cheaper or risky.