Nabers Named NFC Offensive Player of Month
The Giants wide receiver earned the honor after a run of four straight 100-yard receiving games.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Football
New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers was named NFC Offensive Player of the Month following a stretch of four consecutive 100-yard receiving games in October. The streak is tied for the longest active run in the NFL.
Why it matters
The honor recognizes one of the strongest receiving stretches in the league this season and places Nabers among the Giants' most productive pass catchers in recent franchise history. His usage also highlights his central role in the team's passing offense.
Nabers logged 36 receptions for 509 yards and two touchdowns across four October games, with eight catches of at least 25 yards. His streak matches the second-longest 100-yard run in Giants history, behind the six-game stretch Odell Beckham Jr. posted in 2015.
The players
Malik Nabers
Nabers is a New York Giants wide receiver who has emerged as one of the NFL's most productive pass catchers in recent seasons.
Odell Beckham Jr.
Beckham is a former NFL wide receiver known for his spectacular catches and who holds the Giants' benchmark for consecutive 100-yard receiving games.
The details
Nabers had 51 targets over his last four games, averaging 10.0 per game, ninth in the NFL. The four-game streak of 100-yard receiving games in October led to his selection as NFC Offensive Player of the Month, announced November 5, 2026.
Timeline
- October 2026: Nabers' four-game streak of 100-yard receiving games took place.
- November 5, 2026: Nabers was named NFC Offensive Player of the Month.
Season Trajectory
Nabers' four-game streak matches the second-longest 100-yard run in Giants history, set by Odell Beckham Jr. in 2014, and falls short of Beckham's six-game stretch in 2015. The streak also places Nabers in a tie for the longest active run in the NFL.
Nabers' 51 targets over four games make him a high-volume option for fantasy rosters, and his usage suggests he will remain a featured piece of the Giants' passing game. Managers weighing waiver or lineup decisions can use his recent output as a guide.
The takeaway
Consistent target share is often a better predictor of receiving production than any single big game, and Nabers' 10.0 targets per game point to a sustainable role in the offense.
Further reading
For more on the season's top receiving performances, explore Football.
