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LANDOVER, Md. -- It was a Sunday afternoon in late 2011, months before Eli Manning and Co. would win their second Super Bowl in four years. A youngster in Southern Louisiana was playing football with his friends in the yard, oblivious to what was happening with the New York Giants thousands of miles away.
The boy walked over to his mom, who was sitting on an outdoor folding chair, and plopped down on the white ice chest that was positioned to her side. It was at this moment that Malik Nabers, 8 years old at the time, would spell out his destiny while twirling a football in the air.