Malik Nabers questions whether Giants "lose on purpose" with bad play calls
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Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers implied that the team's coaching staff might be intentionally losing games following a loss to the Lions. Nabers, sidelined for the season with a torn ACL, expressed his frustration on social media after the Giants, leading 27-24, made questionable play calls late in the game and eventually lost 34-27 in overtime. The Giants had a chance to extend their lead with a field goal but opted for a failed fourth-down attempt. Interim head coach Mike Kafka's decisions, particularly during the goal-to-go sequence, faced criticism. Despite Nabers' suggestion, Kafka, who is vying for a permanent head coaching position, likely made strategic errors rather than deliberate attempts to lose. Nabers has since deleted his post.
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