Claims extracted
36
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
8%
3 of 36 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Other
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
One of the toughest weeks of Malik Nabers’ standout young NFL career was compounded by a “family emergency back home.”
asserted
One → compound → emergency
With the Giants in the facility Friday for meetings but not practice, Nabers said that he wasn’t in the locker room after Thursday’s game for personal reasons — not because of his frustrations after losing a fumble for the first time in three years and not preventing an interception on the final pass of a 24-21 loss to the Commanders.
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he → say → Commanders
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Access → access → subscribers
tRY IT NOW“You are thinking about plays that could’ve been the difference in the game,” Nabers said.
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Nabers → try → game
We could’ve got a field goal or a touchdown.
uncertain
We → get → goal
Sadly, went away just off a mistake I made.
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I → go → mistake
Just try to be better, and I’ll be better on protecting the football and having awareness of where I am.
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I → try → awareness
Nabers is close friends with former LSU teammate Jayden Daniels, who improved to 4-0-1 against the Giants as Commanders quarterback.
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who → improve → quarterback
“It’s bugging me pretty bad,” Nabers said.
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Nabers → bug → me
“He calls me all the time.
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He → call → me
He’s probably trying to call me right now.
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He → try → me
But I can’t answer that phone call.”
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I → answer → call
Nabers laid flat on his back on the turf at the end of the game after Rasul Douglas intercepted a jump ball.
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Douglas → lay → ball
He always encourages his quarterbacks to just give him a chance, but J.J. McCarthy could’ve thrown elsewhere against a zero blitz when the Giants needed to gain only 20 yards over the next 34 seconds to attempt a 50-yard field goal.
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Giants → encourage → goal
“I saw the ball go up,” Nabers said.
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Nabers → see → ?
“I didn’t really see [Douglas] or where he was
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he → see → Douglas
so I’m not really aware.
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I → ’m → ?
My head is looking up at the ball, even though he was driving on the ball.
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he → look → ball
Just seeing how high the ball was and waiting for it to come down, made a jump to catch the ball and got hit, and he made a play.”
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he → see → play
Nabers was criticized last week when his body language against the Eagles was critiqued by the Fox broadcast team of Joe Davis and Greg Olsen.
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language → criticize → Davis
He fired back twice after interpreting their words as suggesting he is a bad teammate.
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he → fire → words
There was a time Thursday when Nabbers hopped up and down and gestured to the sideline after an incompletion to Isaiah Likely.
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Nabbers → be → Likely
He had two catches for 3 yards at the time.
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He → have → time
But Nabers also hustled to block for Likely on his 66-yard touchdown catch.
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Nabers → hustle → catch
The two danced together in the end zone.
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two → dance → zone
But the celebration soon turned into disappointment.
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celebration → turn → disappointment
How do you move forward?
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you → move → ?
“I’m still trying to find ways,” Nabers said.
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Nabers → try → ways
“I take losses more painful than a lot of people.
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I → take → people
I want to win so bad.
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I → want → ?
When I receive a loss, it hurts. …
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it → receive → loss
You just have to be able to flush it, move on and do everything you can the next week to try to win.
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you → have → everything
It’s hard, for sure.
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It → ’ → ?
I don’t know how to handle that.
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I → know → that
I’m still going through that.
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I → go → that
I’m still learning to find my way on flushing losses like this — or losses in general.”
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I → learn → this
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