Giants’ Malik Nabers looks like a Ja’Marr Chase ‘clone’: Darius Slayton
NY Post
Malik Nabers has not been with the Giants for even three months, but he’s already leaving a strong impression on his veteran teammates.
While appearing on the “All Facts No Brakes” podcast with Keyshawn Johnson, new teammate Darius Slayton said that Nabers evoked a recent LSU star turned NFL talent.
“In my opinion, he reminds me of Ja’Marr Chase,” Slayton said. “It’s like a clone. They’re about the same size. Dimensionally, they’re about the same. His body movements, it’s actually kind of weird watching him move around.”
Slayton’s analysis seems to have merit, and not just based on both Nabers and Chase coming from the same receiver factory in Baton Rouge.
When Chase participated in the 2022 NFL Combine, he measured 6-foot and ⅜ inches, while Nabers was an even 6-foot.
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