Rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers had an impressive performance in his second game for the New York Giants, catching 10 passes for 127 yards and scoring a touchdown. However, his crucial drop on a fourth-and-4 pass with just over two minutes left in the game led to the Giants' 21-18 loss to the Washington Commanders, as it resulted in a turnover on downs. Despite his strong individual performance, Nabers expressed disappointment, feeling he let down his team and veterans. Head coach Brian Daboll praised Nabers for his overall game but acknowledged the importance of the final play. The Giants now face a challenging road ahead, having started the season 0-2, with Nabers determined to improve. Teammates have rallied to support him, emphasizing that the loss was not solely on his shoulders.