Welcome to the Giants Nation Show player profiles and projections.

I'm your host, Bobby Skinner, here with my co-host, the football grump.

And today, we're going to take a look at Malik Neighbors and Abdul Carter.

Malik Neighbors, 6 foot, 200 pounds, 22 year old star wide receiver enters year two

as a bona fide star for the New York Giants. I said star twice in one sentence.

They got a guy, Grump. The Giants need guys that we can argue about where they rank in the top

five at their spot and Malik Neighbors was that off rip.

Malik Neighbors comes with the pedigree of being from LSU also

in a time where the best receivers in the NFL came out of LSU.

So all of that kind of wrapped into it,

and he lived up to the hype last year,

I think for the most part,

is everything that you could have asked for except, you know, wins.

Yeah, like the only thing, like the only things that we didn't get out of Malik neighbors, there, there is a subject of what to get better at segment in this.

But in the grand scheme of things, really the only things that we didn't get the seat

out of Malik neighbors were out of his control, which I think were touchdown catches

and then, you know, 20 plus yard, you know, catches down the field, which we're going to

get into all that.

But as a rookie in 15 games, so he missed two games. He had 109 catches, 1,2004 yards,

seven touchdowns and 11 yards per catch. The first 1,000 yard receiving season for a

Giants player since 2018. The most yards for a Giants wide receiver since O'Dell in 2016 and one less game,

broke the Giants franchise record for catches by Steve Smith,

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