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The Giants need to give Malik Nabers exactly what he’s asking for

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Serby, S. (2026, October 7). The Giants need to give Malik Nabers exactly what he’s asking for. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/07/sports/the-giants-need-to-give-malik-nabers-exactly-what-hes-asking-for/

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Malik Nabers expressed frustration during a game against the Arizona Cardinals when he felt underutilized by head coach John Harbaugh. After scoring a touchdown in the first half, Nabers directly asked for more opportunities on the field, emphasizing his effectiveness. Following the game, Nabers reiterated that creating big plays downfield would benefit the team's offensive strategy but noted these chances did not materialize as he hoped.

Written by AI on 2026-10-07, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Malik Nabers, a wide receiver for the New York Giants, expressed his frustration during a game against the Arizona Cardinals when he felt underutilized after halftime. After scoring a 25-yard touchdown in the first half, Nabers approached head coach John Harbaugh on the sideline and requested more opportunities to receive passes. Post-game interviews revealed that Nabers emphasized the importance of creating explosive plays downfield to help the team score touchdowns. Following this interaction, Harbaugh relayed Nabers' message to offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, indicating that Nabers felt he could not be stopped if given the ball more frequently.

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“Article A discusses Malik Nabers' demands for more playing time and targets during a game, while Article B reports on Nabers' expected return from injury for an upcoming game.”

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That was Nabers’ demonstrative second-half plea to John Harbaugh on Sunday, and that was Nabers doubling down on his plea Wednesday. asserted

that → double → plea

“I felt like I didn’t get targeted much after halftime,” Nabers said. asserted

Nabers → feel → halftime

“I felt like creating explosives down the field is just helping us get in better position to score touchdowns, and some of those plays didn’t come my way, so just trying to figure out why.” asserted

some → feel → plays

After Nabers had come to the sideline following his 25-yard TD catch in the first half against the Cardinals, he made it clear to Harbaugh that he could not be stopped. uncertain

he → come → Harbaugh

Harbaugh told OC Matt Nagy up in the booth: “Hey, Malik said, and that’s OK, ‘Just keep giving me the ball, please,’ ” and chuckled. asserted

that → tell → ball

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The Giants need to give Malik Nabers exactly what he’s asking for

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