The New York Giants have built something intriguing with QB Jaxson Dart, RB Cam Skattebo, and WR Malik Nabers. Though two are first‑round picks, they barely shared the field last season (18 snaps). Fantasy managers craving availability must weigh the risk that these promising talents are question marks.

Nabers, the LSU product who caught 109 passes for 1,204 yards and seven touchdowns in his rookie year, played only four games after ACL and meniscus tears. A follow‑up procedure left his status uncertain for September, and the Giants’ optimism may mask a looming injury. His ADP has never fallen far from top‑10, but that value is dangerous.

Dart, a late first‑round pick in 2025, showed promise as a runner but missed games with pictured concussions. Skattebo, a fourth initially pick in 2025, exploded for seven touchdowns in eight games before a dislocated ankle ended his rookie season. Both have upside, yet their durability concerns echo across the league.

Keeping the Giants’ young core healthy is a gamble. The “Do Not Draft” list reminds managers that popularity can inflate value. Avoiding overvaluation and focusing on availability butterflies on the draft board.