Sunday marked the New York Giants' first win in Philadelphia in 13 years. But even though the NFC East leaders strengthened their hold on the division, it might not necessarily be the biggest story in the aftermath of the victory.
You see, Fox announcer Greg Olsen criticized Giants receiver Malik Nabers during the game for what he saw as negative body language while he was on the sideline. When Nabers, who caught five passes for 43 yards in the win, caught wind of Olsen's critique, he wrote an Instagram post ripping the announcer for extrapolating a negative "narrative" about him being a bad teammate that isn't there.
Hoo boy. There's a lot to unpack here.
#Giants WR Malik Nabers calls out FOX and Greg Olsen for criticizing his body language and demeanor
during today’s game vs. the Eagles: pic.twitter.com/F8E7L0MbuB
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) November 9, 2026
Nabers does make a good point. There have never been any rumblings of him being a bad teammate in the locker room, in college, or in the NFL. It feels a bit irresponsible to speculate about something we haven't heard much about, if at all, at this point in his football career.
At the same time, in regard to Nabers not taking kindly to being shown on camera, well, that's just not going to happen. First of all, Olsen doesn't make those live production decisions as the color commentator. That's not his fault. Second of all, Nabers is one of the biggest-name players on the team that plays in the NFL's biggest market. He will assuredly continue to be shown on camera.
We'll see what happens in this situation and whether Olsen responds to Nabers in the coming days.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Malik Nabers called out Greg Olsen for trying to create a 'narrative' about him
