Welcome back. It's the big blue banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my co-ist Nick Falado. Today we get to break down a win. The Giants, all 22 coaches film on the offensive side of the ball.

We're doing both tonight. We're doing the offense. We're doing the defense. A lot of fun filmed to break down. So we wanted to get it out fast.

Schedules cooperated.

Today's the offer.

The first podcast here is the offense, Nick.

And I'm excited to talk about this as equally as I am almost the defense.

Because yes, there were some mistakes, especially in the second half, bog downs.

But the offense looked pretty good in the first half.

And there were some really fun plays to break down.

I felt like what you said off pod was really true, and we'll get into more of that.

But they had good counters, the Giants, for what the Washington commanders were running on

defense.

And I don't feel like that was the case against Del Rio, really, at all last year twice.

They played Del Rio twice last year, and they just couldn't counter what he wanted to do from a schematic standpoint.

Cathco was in his bag.

Maybe it was the help with Daible getting involved, according to Pat Leonard at least, who knows

that's true or not.

But he said Daible got more involved in an offensive meetings.

Not sure if it was the case, Nick, but certainly looked like the offense from a schematic

standpoint, from a game planning standpoint,

from a specific individual play call standpoint against what they were doing defensively on

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