The New York Giants have officially un-retired the No. 1 jersey for rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers, a significant move as it honors the team's history during its 100th season. The number was first retired in 1935 in tribute to Hall of Famer Ray Flaherty, who was a key player and coach for the Giants. Nabers, who was the sixth overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, received permission from Flaherty's family to wear the number, which will be 're-retired' once his career concludes. He expressed gratitude towards the Flaherty family, emphasizing his responsibility to honor their legacy and the organization. Nabers previously wore No. 9 in training camp but switched to No. 1 after discussions with Giants co-owner John Mara and Flaherty's family. This transition not only symbolizes a fresh start for Nabers but also serves as a reminder of Flaherty's impact on the franchise's history.