MalikNabers

Even though he was one of the top players in college football, Malik Nabers never stopped trying to get better during his time at LSU. “I have a lot of respect for Malik on a number of different levels," LSU offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock said. "But mostly because he comes to better his craft every single day. There’s not a time where he doesn’t have his complete attention on getting better at what he does on the practice field. People like that you just naturally kind of move toward. He is somebody that is a good example for us, especially the younger players in our program, to watch, to emulate on how to show up every day, how to put yourself in a position where you can improve at the skills necessary.” Nabers finished his career at LSU with a school record 3,003 receiving yards, and he was a unanimous All-American in 2023 after leading the FBS in receiving yards with 1,569. Even though he could not play his senior year of high school football because of transfer waver being denied, Malik Nabers was the No. 7 overall recruit in Louisiana coming out of Youngsville Southside High School the 2020 recruiting class.