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

I joined as always my co-s, Nick Falado. A little more pep in our step today versus last night. I haven't been that deflated after a Giants game in a while as I was last night. But reality situation.

He was all of last night. There you go. I like that.

The honest, you know, realization of it is just this is where we're at.

And, you know, as we go through today's offensive film, that's what this podcast is today, a breakdown of the all 22 coaches film, which Nick and I unfortunately had to watch.

It was grueling, disgusting, terrible.

As we go through this, it's reminiscent of the Jake Fromm error, Nick, I would say, but in some ways, even more, what'd you say?

I don't think it's that bad, but it's not good.

Yeah.

Well, I was going to say it's even more depressing personally because at least in that area,

I knew they had a coordinator who was dead in, dead in the water, terrible coordinator,

rigid, nothing going on there versus now where I'm like, these are supposed to be the coaches

that I believe in can scheme offense.

And I understand that, me and you understand how hard it is to scheme offense,

as a matter who you are as a coach, if this is your situation,

with this offensive line and with Tommy DeVito at quarterback.

But I still just had a little bit more expectations, I guess I should say,

for an actual coaching staff with talent and, you know,

proven track record of good film from a schematic standpoint,

versus whatever was left with Joe Judge and Jason Garrett there. I know they fired Garrett, right? During that, I can't even remember. I'm pretty sure he was fired, but there was nothing going on. They weren't going to change the offense in the middle of the season. They were still using his playbook. You don't remember the Fred's kitchen's years? Yeah, Fray Kitchen's the game. So, you know, it gets

funny. I was thinking about this today. There might be a light at the end of this tunnel,

and that light might be really bright, brighter than anything we've experienced as fans

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