Malik Nabers Calls Out Greg Olsen in IG Post After Analyst's Criticisms in Giants' Win vs. Eagles

Malik Nabers was not a fan of the criticism he received from Fox Sports' Greg Olsen on Sunday.

After Olsen called out Nabers for his body language during the New York Giants' win against the Philadelphia Eagles, the wide receiver took to social media to respond.

Olsen, a Pro Bowl tight end who retired in 2020, discussed Nabers' body language during a touchdown, saying he should be celebrating his teammates rather than worrying about his own stats.

"It's not good," Olsen said on the broadcast (h/t Heavy's Tony Adame). "There's a fine line between being demanding and chasing greatness and then being a bad teammate … like if your teammate scores a touchdown for the lead and you're still worried about your touches."

Later on in the game, Nabers dropped a good pass from J.J. McCarthy that would have been a touchdown, and he was clearly frustrated afterwards.

"You can't act like that and drop that pass," Olsen said. "That's a perfectly thrown ball."

It was a below-average game from Nabers, who had just 43 yards on five receptions. Coming into the game, he had recorded four consecutive games with 111 or more receiving yards, including a 165-yard performance against the New Orleans Saints.

It's easy to understand why a player of Nabers' caliber would be frustrated with a slow night, but Olsen made it clear that the third-year player needs to stay even-keeled no matter the situation.

Nabers seems to think he did nothing wrong, but it's fair to see why Olsen interpreted him as having bad body language.