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Giants WR Malik Nabers responds to criticism of his body language in win over Eagles.

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers responded on social media to television analyst Greg Olsen's criticism regarding his on-field demeanor during a 19-11 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Fox Sports broadcasters Joe Davis and Olsen criticized Nabers for poor body language, with Olsen questioning whether the receiver was being a bad teammate. Nabers rejected the characterization on Instagram, writing that none of his teammates have ever considered him a bad teammate and telling critics to keep cameras off him.
Nabers finished the game with five catches for 48 yards, ending his four-game streak of 100-yard receiving performances. The receiver was visibly frustrated during the contest, including slamming his helmet and dropping a fourth-quarter pass from quarterback J.J. McCarthy in the end zone that forced New York to settle for a field goal.
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