Blue Liar.

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

Joined as always my goal as Nick Vallado. Tonight we're here to go over the all-22

offensive film of the Giants Week 2 win over the Cardinals. Crazy comeback victory.

Insane offensive performance in the second half.

So it's a lot of fun to break down. There's a lot to talk about. And we want to hit a little bit of news before it. So we do promise. I know a lot of you discussed us last year, try to keep these shows a little bit tighter. Don't go too long. We'll try to keep it as tight as we possibly can, but we also have a lot of plays we want to go over this week.

It's not like last week where we're digging and scratching just to find anything to talk about

regarding the offense that wasn't. we possibly can, but we also have a lot of plays we want to go over this week. It's not like last week where we're digging and scratching just to find anything to talk

about regarding the offense that wasn't negative. There's a lot of positives to talk about. We're going to get into all that. But before we do that, Nick, why don't you tell the, when we do two things. We talk about the Saquan-Barkley News. That's where I want to start with this. but also let's talk about your experience.

You went to the Cardinals Giants game.

It looks like you met,

met up with some fans there and some people,

so that was pretty cool. that's where I want to start with this. But also, let's talk about your experience. You went to the Cardinals Giants game.

It looks like you met, met up with some fans there and some people. So that was pretty cool. How was it being in that game and for that crazy comeback? It was pretty awesome seeing the game. I just exited out of a picture of myself and the one, the only Dan, Frank Bellinger. I'm going to put that up on YouTube. It was cool. I got to meet up with

him for about five or six minutes. We just shot the shit. It was during halftime. I did miss the

Jaylon Hyatt play live. I was working my way back to the seat. Other than that, got to meet up with a bunch of cool people from Big Blue Scottsdale. It's a big group out here in Arizona. Desmond shout out doesman from harlem he was one of the guides of it who listens to our podcast and was like yo nick

you got to meet all these people you know what you know what you know what you know out here in Arizona. Desmond, shout out. Desmond from Harlem. He was one of the guides of it who

listens to our podcast and was like, yo, Nick, you got to meet all these people. You know, it was a lot of fun. I haven't been to a road giant game. I don't think of my life. And I've only been to probably a handful in my life, unfortunately, but it was a good experience. That's awesome. And shout out Desmond. Shout out Frank Bellinger. That's obviously Daniel bellinger's father shout out to both you guys for you know supporting the podcast and for meeting up with

nick hopefully i get a chance to do you know That's awesome. And shout out Desmond. Shout out Frank Bellinger. That's obviously Daniel Bellinger's father.

Shout out to both you guys for, you know, supporting the podcast and for meeting up with Nick. Hopefully I get a chance to meet up with you guys at some point down the line, depending on, you know, away game, home game. We'll make it happen at some point. But let's start with the big news for today, Nick. And the big news is early report on the sake on Barclay injury is that despite it being a high angle sprain, which I guess can sometimes be four to eight weeks, Nick, though Barclay did come back from his high angle sprain earlier in his career in four weeks, which tells me maybe he's a fast dealer. Time will tell on that. This injury is supposed to keep him out for three weeks, three games, uh, from what we hear.

I do think there's a chance he gets back for that third game, Nick, just knowing who he is and his, and obviously, you know, his ability, but three games, it's going to be Miami. It's going to be Seattle. It's going to be San Francisco. Uh, the San Fran game, I'm a little less concerned with. I didn't really go into, I'm not going into that feeling like the Giants are going to have a good chance to win based on what they put on tape on defense this week and the last week. But those other two games to me are pretty winnable, in my mind, at least. Seattle is not the team, you know, they're still a flood team in some ways. And Miami's a good team, but Miami can, in my opinion, can be beat as well. So it's a tough loss. I was talking about this a little bit with you before the pod.

Nick, what scares me the most is, you know, you look at this team and how teams defend the Giants on film. And a lot of the resources are still allocated toward Barclay, or at least toward the idea that Barkley is a threat on any play. And in a lot of ways, you know, they view the Giants as a run first team that's going to use the run to set up the play action, boot, whatever it would be.

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