Malik Nabers spoke to John Harbaugh about "trying to give me the ball down the field"
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Key Points:
- Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers had his best game of the season against the Cardinals, recording six catches for 112 yards and a touchdown, but he views it as a basic performance rather than a breakthrough while recovering from a torn ACL.
- Nabers expressed frustration about being targeted only once in the second half, despite his efforts to create explosive plays and help the team score touchdowns.
- He communicated his concerns to head coach John Harbaugh during and after the game, seeking more opportunities to receive the ball and contribute to the offense.
- The discussions with Harbaugh focused on the team's halftime adjustments and the desire to maintain a downfield passing strategy that had been effective in the first half.
- Nabers emphasized his willingness to be a spark for the offense, highlighting the importance of understanding the coaching staff's plans and maintaining aggressive play to sustain scoring momentum.
