'That was just a lie': Malik Nabers slams Fox broadcasters' body language comments

Former New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers has responded to criticism from Fox broadcasters Joe Davis and Greg Olsen regarding his body language during a recent game. Davis and Olsen commented on Nabers' body language during the Giants' 19-11 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, with Davis saying, "His body language has been terrible today," and Olsen stating that there’s a "fine line" between being demanding and being a good teammate.

Nabers took to social media to call out the Fox commentators, stating, "Y’all be trying create a narrative on me soo bad it’s actually crazy!!" He added, "If you don’t like the way I play the game keep the camera off me!! SIMPLE!"

Several New York radio hosts and the New York Post also pushed back on Davis and Olsen, with the Post initially misattributing a quote to Olsen about Nabers. Olsen later clarified on X that "At no point did we ever say he was a bad teammate."

Nabers met with the media on Tuesday before a game against the Washington Commanders, where he said, "I feel like that was just a lie, attacking my character as a football player and as a teammate." He added, "Don’t tell the world who I am if you don’t know who I am."

Nabers emphasized that he would continue to speak up for himself if he ever feels misrepresented, stating, "I’m gonna use my own voice and be able to speak up about me being a bad teammate. And I felt like that was just a lie, just attacking my character as a football player and as a teammate."