Shedeur Sanders, Malik Nabers play catch in NYC streets in potential Giants preview
NY Post
Shedeur Sanders threw the first few of what might become hundreds of passes to Malik Nabers.
Sanders, the potential No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, and Nabers, the Giants’ standout rookie receiver, played catch Friday in the streets of New York as cameras documenting Sanders’ every move filmed them.
Nabers was accompanied by his closest friend on the Giants – defensive back Isaiah Simmons – when they met up in the city with Sanders, who is in town for the Heisman Trophy ceremony.
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