109 Receptions, 1204 yards, 7 touchdowns.
And he missed 2 games. Oh, by the way, he had subpar QB play most of the season.
Lock played most of 5 games. In those 5 games, Nabers had:
32 Receptions on 53 targets, 451 yards, 3 TD's
Extrapolates to:
180 Targets ,109 receptions, 1533, 10 Touchdowns.
You can throw a lot of arguments against that sample. It's a small sample size. The yards are skewed by 1 massive game. Whatever, I get it. But He was still an elite player on the season.
The reason I bring up that stretch: The QB situation next year has to be Lock or better. Maybe they bring in Cam Ward or Sanders. Doing some end of season rankings for next year, my initial thought was to push him down because of the QB situation. No, no.
I'm putting him at WR5 behind Chase, Jefferson, Lamb, ARSB. He's already that dude.