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The 'NFL rookie-receiving leaders' quiz
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The 'NFL rookie-receiving leaders' quiz

New York Giants new head coach John Harbaugh is entering an interesting situation in East Rutherford, taking over a team with lots of young talent. But between wide receiver Malik Nabers and running back Cam Skattebo continuing to rehab their season-ending injuries from last year, fans aren’t sure how much of that talent will be available come Week 1 against the Dallas Cowboys. 

In a recent press conference, Harbaugh said that he not only expects Skattebo back for training camp next week, but is optimistic Nabers isn’t far behind. 

“They’re doing well. Rehabbing every day and working super hard,” Harbaugh said.

“I’d say they’re on schedule.”

The update should be good news for Giants fans after news broke earlier this offseason he had a second “clean up,” procedure on his torn ACL and meniscus. With Jaxon Dart heading into his first season as the bonafide QB1 for the Giants, the sooner he gets a big-time receiver like Nabers back in the lineup the better.

Which brings us to today’s quiz.After catching 109 passes for 1,204 yards and seven touchdowns as a rookie, Nabers’ season ended in just the fourth game of his 2025 campaign. 

With that being said, can you name the NFL rookies to catch the most passes in a single season?   

Good luck!

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112 / LVR / 2024 / #89
Brock Bowers
109 / NYG / 2024 / #1
Malik Nabers
105 / LAR / 2023 / #17
Puka Nacua
104 / MIA / 2021 / #17
Jaylen Waddle
101 / ARZ / 2003 / #81
Anquan Boldin
92 / NO / 2016 / #13
Michael Thomas
91 / NYG / 2018 / #26
Saquon Barkley
91 / NYG / 2014 / #13
Odell Beckham Jr.
91 / DEN / 2008 / #19
Eddie Royal
90 / NE / 1996 / #88
Terry Glenn
90 / DET / 2021 / #14
Amon-Ra St. Brown
88 / NO / 2006 / #25
Reggie Bush
88 / MIN / 2020 / #18
Justin Jefferson
87 / JAX / 2024 / #7
Brian Thomas Jr.
86 / DET / 2023 / #87
Sam LaPorta
84 / MIA / 2014 / #14
Jarvis Landry
83 / SF / 1980 / #49
Earl Cooper
83 / NYJ / 2022 / #17
Garrett Wilson
82 / LAC / 2024 / #15
Ladd McConkey
81 / CIN / 2021 / #1
Ja'Marr Chase
81 / PHI / 1988 / #88
Keith Jackson
81 / NO / 2017 / #41
Alvin Kamara
80 / TB / 2004 / #80
Michael Clayton
80 / CAR / 2017 / #22
Christian McCaffrey
79 / KC / 2023 / #4
Rashee Rice
77 / BAL / 2023 / #4
Zay Flowers
76 / IND / 2025 / #84
Tyler Warren
75 / MIA / 1993 / #43
Terry Kirby
74 / PIT / 2021 / #22
Najee Harris
74 / DAL / 2020 / #88
CeeDee Lamb
74 / NYG / 2002 / #80
Jeremy Shockey
73 / CAR / 2014 / #13
Kelvin Benjamin
73 / BUF / 2023 / #86
Dalton Kincaid
72 / OAK / 2015 / #89
Amari Cooper
72 / CLE / 2025 / #88
Harold Fannin
72 / HOU / 1960 / #89
Bill Groman
72 / ATL / 2022 / #5
Drake London
72 / NO / 2022 / #12
Chris Olave
71 / SD / 2013 / #13
Keenan Allen
70 / MIN / 2023 / #3
Jordan Addison
70 / KC / 2007 / #82
Dwayne Bowe
70 / NO / 2006 / #12
Marques Colston
70 / CAR / 2025 / #4
Tetairoa McMillan

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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