Malik Nabers Hesitates to Accept Blame for Russell Wilson's Overtime Interception

The New York Giants fell to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, losing 40-37. It came at the hands of kicker Brandon Aubrey, who nailed a 46-yard field goal to win the game in overtime.

However, that wouldn't have been possible without a costly interception from quarterback Russell Wilson the drive before. He launched a pass intended for wide receiver Malik Nabers, but unfortunately, it wound up in the hands of safety Donovan Wilson.

It gave the Cowboys the ball at their own 30-yard line, driving down to the Giants' 28-yard line before winning it on a field goal.

Malik Nabers Accepts Blame for the Interception

On Wednesday, while speaking to reporters, Nabers took responsibility for the turnover, but not without hesitating at first.

“I mean, I wouldn’t put it on myself personally,” Nabers said in a video posted by USA Today's Art Stapleton. “I mean, we all play a role… actually, I would take it as my fault. You know, I should have been in more communication with Russ to know what we was trying to do.”