The New York Giants bolstered their receiving corps by signing LSU standout Malik Nabers, the sixth overall pick in this year's draft. Nabers, known for his dynamic playmaking ability, put pen to paper on a lucrative four-year, $29.1 million deal, which includes an $18 million signing bonus.

Expressing his emotions, Nabers described the moment of signing as "surreal," highlighting the significance of this milestone in his journey. With his exceptional ball skills and precise route-running, Nabers aims to fill the void left by former Giants star Odell Beckham Jr., bringing game-changing talent to the team.

During his tenure at LSU, Nabers showcased his prowess, tallying impressive stats of 89 receptions, 1,569 yards, and 14 touchdowns in the last season alone. His arrival raises hopes for the Giants, who have been seeking a game-breaking receiver since Beckham's departure.

In addition to Nabers, the Giants also secured running back Tyrone Tracy Jr., their fifth-round pick from Purdue, further strengthening their roster ahead of the upcoming season.