The incredible Rookie season for Malik Nabers adds another career milestone as he's been named to the 2025 Pro Bowl Games replacing Detroit Lions Wide Receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown who withdrew with an injury.
Malik Nabers named to 2025 Pro Bowl Games 😤
— New York Giants (@Giants) January 27, 2025
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Malik Nabers was named a first alternate for the game and now he benefits as he'll head to Orlando to take part in the Pro Bowl festivities. To make the Pro Bowl as a rookie is an incredible feat as it means you instantly became one of the best players at your position. Malik Nabers career trajectory is only going up especially if the New York Giants can find a reliable quarterback this offseason rather than cycling through several quarterbacks which keeps everyone from building chemistry.
This season, Malik Nabers made the transition from College to the NFL look easy catching 109 passes for 1,204 yards and 7 touchdowns. Despite missing two games and playing with four different quarterbacks this season, Malik Nabers finished 7th in the NFL in Receiving Yards with 3 LSU Tigers ranked ahead of him.
If you're Cortez Hankton, could you ask for a better recruiting tool than this year's roster for the Pro Bowl? All Cortez Hankton should do leading up to the game is to tell recruits to check out which school produced four of the Pro Bowl wide receivers as LSU has Malik Nabers, Brian Thomas Jr, Justin Jefferson, and Ja'Marr Chase all in the Pro Bowl this year.
For awhile, several other schools tried to push back against the fact that LSU is Wide Receiver U but, every season the Tigers continue to produce NFL Wide Receivers that aren't just good but, among the best at their craft.