In his NFL debut, Malik Nabers recorded five catches for 66 yards in the Giants' 28-6 loss to the Vikings, demonstrating potential despite limited early involvement. Quarterback Daniel Jones acknowledged difficulty in targeting Nabers due to pressure from the Vikings' defense, which contributed to the Giants' offensive struggles and lack of touchdowns. Nabers expressed disappointment over the team's performance and emphasized the need to reduce dropped passes. The rookie receiver was the second most targeted player on the team, indicating a developing connection with Jones, who plans to utilize him more effectively in upcoming games. With the Giants' next matchup against the Washington Commanders, there is optimism for improved offensive production and opportunities for Nabers. Overall, the Giants are looking to bounce back from a dismal start to the season under new head coach Brian Daboll's play-calling.