- Height: 6-0
- Weight: 200
- School: LSU
- Class: Junior
| PRO | CON |
|---|---|
| Made the college game look easy with a blend of speed, awareness, hands and body control. Would back up his other-worldly production with some of the toughest catches in the country. Tracks the ball at an elite level and will get physical if needed to make a grab. | Made some plays deep downfield in his junior season, but the deep game isn’t his strongest. Partially because he struggles to build separation off rounded routes. Also because he was limited by some of the better corners in the SEC last season. |
OVERVIEW: Thrusted into a starting role in 2022, Nabers did a nice job continuing the LSU wide receiver tradition with 1,017 yards and three touchdowns as a sophomore. But it was his junior season that took it to a whole new level. His 1,546 receiving yards led all of college football and he paired that with 14 touchdowns, helping quarterback Jayden Daniels to Heisman Trophy honors. Nabers emerged as a route-running technician with elite ball skills that will translate nicely to the NFL and could help him take over games, just like he did at LSU.
COMPARISON: D.J. Moore