Giants receiver Malik Nabers, who just finished up his rookie season, was asked what kind of quarterback he'd like to see in the locker room. He admitted he has "no preference," but would like to see at least one veteran on the roster in case he would need to help a rookie quarterback.

The Giants rookie receiver was on Radio Row at the Super Bowl dissecting the play of two potential passers who might be able to unleash that kind of play from him starting in 2025.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms are joined by Malik Nabers to grade his rookie season, power rank LSU WRs in the NFL, explain why he wants a leader for the Giants’ next QB and how he aims to stay healthy.

The question started off with the disclaimer that Malik Nabers did not have a great quarterback situation in his rookie year with the Giants. “Yeah,’’ Nabers said. That was his one-word response Wednesday,

There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the New York Giants right now, and a big reason why is the quarterback situation. The Giants went all-in on Daniel Jones only to send him to the Minnesota Vikings after signing a huge contract.

Part of the decision will be to weigh draft options against possibilities in free agency, while another factor is keeping Nabers happy. The breakout receiver sent the Giants a clear message in this regard by making his preferences for the team's next QB known on Wednesday, Feb. 5.

Malik Nabers must wait to see who will feed him the ball in 2025. The rookie wide receiver proved a rare bright spot for the New York Giants during a 3-14 season. After jettisoning Daniel Jones, they must add to a quarterback room only featuring Tommy DeVito to start the offseason.