The New York Giants were on the cusp of a crucial road win over the Detroit Lions—until everything unraveled. Detroit erased a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit, forced overtime, and ultimately walked away with the victory.

The final blow came when Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson beat his blocker and brought down Jameis Winston on 4th-and-5, ending the game and sealing another defeat for New York. While it was a highlight moment for Detroit, Giants tackle Jermaine Eluemunor didn’t appreciate how it unfolded.

Jermaine Eluemunor’s postgame frustration toward Hutchinson is hard to miss

Eluemunor’s comments came across as pure frustration. He claimed Hutchinson had been quiet throughout the game, only to “run back upfield and get the sack.” But criticizing a player for making the game-ending play—while simultaneously insisting he “did nothing”—doesn’t exactly hold up.

It’s clear Eluemunor is venting because the Giants let a winnable game slip away. They controlled the scoreboard entering the fourth quarter, and both sides of the ball had been doing enough to secure a victory. Instead, Hutchinson delivered the decisive moment that kept Detroit firmly in the playoff mix. Of course he’s going to celebrate that.

If the roles were switched—say Brian Burns blowing past Taylor Decker to take down Jared Goff on the final snap—does anyone really believe Decker would complain? And would Eluemunor criticize Burns for celebrating? Highly doubtful.

Emotions run high after tough losses, but Eluemunor’s remarks only paint him as a sore loser—and that’s not a great look.