After a week where the organization went through a seismic shift of benching and later releasing then-starting quarterback Daniel Jones, the team responded by laying an egg on Sunday in a 30-7 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

But stud rookie receiver Malik Nabers seemingly has a stark warning about that thought process. After the Giants took a 30-7 loss on the chin from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Nabers said he doesn’t think the reason the 2-9 Giants keep losing is because of their quarterback play — even though Jones and DeVito are both awful in their own unique ways.

Malik Nabers can’t explain it. Once again Sunday, the Giants failed to get their rookie wide receiver involved early. Nabers did not receive a target until the third quarter of Sunday’s 30-7 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — a game in which he described the Giants’ performance as being “soft as f–k.

Malik Nabers didn't hold back after the Giants' ugly loss to the Buccaneers, calling his team "soft as (expletive)."

Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers wasn’t on the practice field during the open portion of practice on Friday and the Giants confirmed that a groin injury was the reason for his absence. Nabers was listed as out of practice and is considered questionable ...

New York Giants receiver Maik Nabers is as much of a team player as anyone. So when he learned that starting Sunday, there would be a new quarterback throwing him the ball, Nabers simply shrugged and did what he always does: he went to work.

New York Giants rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers was held out of Friday’s team practice due to injury. Giants: Malik […]