What happened: Nabers is aligning inside and working off movement for New York. The design gives him free access off the line instead of static outside reps.

Why it matters: Slot alignment trades boundary press for matchups against nickels and safeties. That positioning puts the lead receiver in space to sustain drives through October.

What to watch: The tell comes on third down and in the red zone, where bracket and two-high looks test that interior plan.