The New York Giants could be a team to watch at the NFL trade deadline. New York is positioned well to take over the NFC East thanks to their 5-2-1 record. Giants fans will be paying close attention to the trade deadline on Tuesday, but they probably won't be forgetting about Greg Olsen.

Giants legend Tiki Barber joined the chorus of people criticizing Olsen for his comments about Malik Nabers on the Week 9 FOX broadcast.

Olsen called out Nabers for his body language during the broadcast. It was not well received by Nabers or Giants fans.

“I have played with a lot of really good wide receivers, a lot really good players. There’s never been a great wide receiver who hasn’t demanded the ball. That kind of comes with the territory,” Olsen said. “But there is a very fine line between being demanding, being a competitor, and all those great things. That’s great. It just can never cross that it feels like it takes away from the success of your teammates. So when your teammate catches a wide-open touchdown, you need to be the happiest guy on the field. You can’t still be worried about your targets. That’s the fine line. He is a talented, young, really good player. You’ve just got to keep it in check.”

Nabers only logged five receptions for 43 receiving yards on eight targets in Week 9.

Barber declared that Olsen and the broadcast team seemed to be prepared for that take.

“By the way, broadcast crews do this, like they create a story and then it’s not necessarily what’s going to happen, but they speculate about what could happen,” Barber said on Monday's episode of Evan & Tiki on WFAN. “And so it’s almost like they had this prepared for— I’m being honest. A director does not draw up a graphic or AI a graphic immediately in the middle of a broadcast. It’s preplanned to air some of the stuff that goes on these broadcasts. And so it almost feels like they pre-thought about this and waited for the opportunity to bring it up.”

Since then, Nabers has pushed back on the narrative that Olsen pushed. Olsen also attempted to set the record straight and add further context to his comments.

Hopefully broadcaster will avoid this topic in future games.

Regardless next up for the Giants is a Week 10 matchup against the Commanders on Thursday Night Football.