Overview

• Malik Nabers finished with two catches for 13 yards on seven targets, his first NFL game with fewer than four receptions.
• He briefly exited after a hard fall on a fourth-quarter end-zone target, was evaluated in the medical tent, and returned to play.
• Next Gen Stats recorded Kansas City using split safeties on 78.9% of dropbacks to take away vertical routes.
• Coach Brian Daboll said the team must do a better job getting Nabers involved as analysts, including Dan Orlovsky, criticized his usage and Russell Wilson's 160-yard, two-interception performance.
• After the loss dropped New York to 0-3, Nabers voiced frustration and was seen speaking with former Giants Odell Beckham Jr. and Antonio Pierce in a postgame mentoring moment.