Malik Nabers admits calling Giants 'soft' was a mistake
- Malik Nabers called the Giants 'soft' after their loss to the Buccaneers but later acknowledged this term was a mistake.
- In the game, the Giants failed offensively, running only 19 plays by halftime and trailing significantly.
- Nabers emphasized the need for improved technique and maintained that he will continue to voice his opinions as a competitor.
In East Rutherford, New Jersey, Malik Nabers, the star rookie receiver for the New York Giants, reflected on his comments made after the team's disappointing 30-7 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After the game, Nabers described the Giants as 'soft,' a term he later regretted using. He emphasized that his frustration stemmed from a lack of technique rather than an innate weakness. While the Giants were struggling on offense, with only 19 plays run by halftime and trailing 23-0, Nabers managed to secure a team-high six receptions for 64 yards, despite not being targeted in the first half. He expressed the importance of being involved early in the game, as it helps him get into the flow of the game. Nabers, who was drafted as the No. 6 overall pick, believes he has the capability to influence the game positively and insists on the importance of speaking out when necessary. Nabers stated that his competitive nature drives him to voice his opinions and contribute to the team's success, indicating he does not shy away from expressing his thoughts, even as a rookie.