In a surprising twist for the New York Giants, rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers has found himself in hot water with the NFL; the league has slapped him with a hefty fine of $28,128. The cause? His exuberant touchdown celebrations during the Week 3 matchup against the Cleveland Browns.

According to NFL insider Tom Pelissero, Nabers' celebrations were deemed unsportsmanlike after he made gun-like gestures following each of his two touchdown catches. While some fans celebrated his creative flair, the league took a hard stance against such gestures.

Despite this setback, Nabers has proven to be a dynamo on the field. During that game against Cleveland, he recorded eight catches for 78 yards, helping propel the Giants to their only win of the season, finishing at 21-15. Not only did he help secure the victory, but he also highlighted his incredible potential.

Drafted as the No. 6 overall pick, Nabers is quickly making a name for himself. In just four games, he has amassed an impressive total of 35 receptions for 386 yards and three touchdowns. If he continues on this trajectory, he is on pace to shatter Giants' franchise records. Currently, the team record for receptions in a season is 107, set by Steve Smith back in 2009, and Victor Cruz holds the record for receiving yards in a single season with 1,536 in 2011. Both of these records were set during 16-game seasons, which makes Nabers' current pace even more remarkable.

As Malik Nabers navigates his rookie season, fans are left wondering: will he continue to electrify on the field despite the watchful eye of the NFL? His performances suggest that the Giants may have found a star in the making—just perhaps one with a bit too much flair in his celebrations! Keep your eyes on this rising star—he's just getting started!