difficult to do. And the Giants have not really been a great run fitting team, uh,

since Wink got here outside of how they improved on counter gap with Bobby O'Caricay and,

uh, Micah McFadden, but against these, these mobile quarterbacks, man, they just, they just really

struggle. And Kvon Tibido has the red defender in this game specifically, he was taking advantage

of quite often. This was probably the

worst game that I've seen of Kvon, Tibodos, since he was maybe even a professional, but definitely this season. Yeah, that's where I want to start there. It was what I would consider to be Kavon's worst game definitively for me. And also just a weird game I thought from Kavon, it felt like, and multiple times he looked gassed on the field.

I felt like that last drive the he looked gassed on the field.

I felt like that last drive the Eagles had, or the drive after the Giants scored the Tyrod Daler

bomb touchdown.

The entire defense just looked gas to me completely, just out of breath, out of energy on the

field too often.

Kavon, you know, as that redefender did not have a great game. And in general, I just think he wasn't great in this game. Obviously, the stats bear it out as well. Not much from him from a pressure standpoint. I'm trying to get the number right now for Tibbs. Tibbs was, well, he had three total pressures, but, you know, that was on, let's see, a 31 pass rush snap. So not very good there. And obviously, you know, that was on, let's see, a 31 pass rush snap.

So not very good there.

And obviously, you know, even worse when it comes to kind of against the run in this game from Kvon, Dibodeau.

You hate to see that, Nick.

You hate to see such a strong second season of Dibodeo that was gaining a lot of hype for good reason around the midseason point when he had reached that that double-digit sack mark for the first time any defender had under Wink Martin down a while, if not ever, maybe, might be ever. And then to have it kind of lose steam like this, because you want to go into the, even though I do believe every season is a new one and I'm not personally a big believer in carrying over momentum. I still like to go into an offseason with the feeling that a player's trajectory is going upward. And I'm not so sure we can feel that way with Kavon right now or Azizzo Jollari, who you mentioned as well. I just think it was a bad game for Kvon. I'm not quite there. I just think it was a bad game. And I think it's a tough time.

I don't think he was great last game though either or the last few games is kind of where I don't think he was as bad as this by any means. The Saints game plan though was to eliminate Kvon. In other words, there were a couple plays in this game against the Eagles where they had a tight end who helped chip. For me, it was more the run defense and not even just as a rede defender.

Being the rede defender is difficult.

You know, you're put into a conflict position.

You have to make a decision. who helped chip. For me, it was more the run defense and not even just as a rede defender. Being the red defender is difficult.

You know, you're put into a conflict position. You have to make a decision. And excellent players like Miles Garrett and Micah Parsons, they can, they can rise above that. Kea-Ointibodeau is not quite there yet, and that's fine. But also, you just saw him glued to blocks. there were a couple of plays against Jack Stoll

and he's back up tight ends Grant Calcutera

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