The Giants kept their winning ways alive on Sunday, notching a 19-11 victory over the Eagles in Philadelphia.
It didn’t come easily, as the Giants’ offense struggled to gain traction. The running game was inefficient for most of the day, but the passing game struggled as well with J.J. McCarthy missing a portion of the game due to a hip injury.
As frustrations mounted, star WR Malik Nabers appeared to wear his emotions on his sleeve. That caught the attention of Fox broadcaster Greg Olsen, who questioned Nabers’ demeanor and body language during the game.
Here’s a look at how Nabers is hitting back at Olsen.
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Malik Nabers sounds off on Greg Olsen
Olsen pointed out Nabers’ body language, which appeared to indicate frustration, while calling the Giants’ game against the Eagles on Sunday. Nabers sharply disagrees with Olsen’s assessment, he made clear in on Instagram after the win.
“[Olsen] calling me a bad teammate when every team I’ve been on, there’s NOBODY I’ve played with has said dat bout me is crazy!” Nabers said.
“Yall be trying to create a narrative on me soo bad it’s actually crazy!!” Nabers said. “f you [don’t] like the way I play the game keep the camera off me!!”
#Giants WR Malik Nabers calls out FOX and Greg Olsen for criticizing his body language and demeanor during today’s game vs. the Eagles: https://t.co/F8E7L0MbuB
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) November 9, 2026
Nabers added that his face is “the same way” regardless of whether or not the Giants are winning.
Olsen was on the call for Sunday’s game alongside Joe Davis, and the topic of Nabers’ body language came up during the broadcast. After winning NFC Offensive Player of the Month honors in October, Nabers had a more tempered game Sunday with five catches for 43 yards.
With 648 yards on the season and the Giants on top of the NFC East, the camera will undoubtedly continue to follow Nabers despite his request.
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