Watch: Pair of Giants rookies hit 1,000-yard milestones against Colts

Nabers, who was selected No. 6 overall in April, scored a 31-yard touchdown on his first catch of the game during the first quarter to hit the 1,000-yard mark.

Tracy, a fifth-round pick out of Purdue, broke off for a 40-yard gain to set up Nabers' touchdown catch. That burst put him over the top of the impressive benchmark.

While the team's win total may not reflect it, New York has some serious talent that could develop into some scary future assets.

The Giants waived sixth-year veteran quarterback Daniel Jones in late November, leaving a rotating door of backups to finish off the year.

The team will likely select a new passer in the 2025 NFL Draft to complement its stock of weapons. Colorado's Shedeur Sanders or Miami's Cam Ward would be obvious targets, mocked to New York by pundits in recent weeks.

Considering both Nabers and Tracy were able to reach 1,000 yards with four different quarterbacks in 2024, fans should be excited about the prospect of a younger, more stable option under center in 2025.