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Blue Wire.

Welcome back.

This is the Big Blue Banter.

New York Giants football podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my co-host.

Nick Falado, who is about to be flying back East Coast for hopefully an extended period of time.

I can't wait until Nick gets back out here.

I've hung out with a kid since August,

and I miss him. I really do. These online hangs are fun, but I want to hang with a man in person. So we can talk a little Giants football. Actually, we probably won't even talk that much Giants football. We hang in person. We talk enough about them on this podcast. But we want to do a mailbag podcast, which I sent to tweet out, by the way, earlier today.

For those you listening on Tuesday,

check out my Twitter page.

There's a message. We want to do a mailbag podcast, which I sent the tweet out, by the way, earlier today.

For those you listening on Tuesday, check out my Twitter page. There's a mailbag, you know, one of those tweets that says drop your questions. And we want to do a massive mailbag or a one, two, three part mailbag. We haven't done one in so long. So we'll probably do that one as well over this break. But Nick's coming home for Christmas. And what a perfect time. You got a treat before your flight today.

Nick, you got to watch the Giants offense on all 22. And that's what we're breaking down today. The New York Giants offense on the All 22 film. What a treat it was, wasn't it, Nick? More of a trick, but you know, Halloween is passed. Nice. That was one of your better ones. I actually got a little laugh in there. Thanks, man. But it wasn't, it wasn't great. But I got to say, though, man, to, I'm not as sour on Freddie Kitchens after watching the All 22 that I was. I would say before I kind of dove into the film. I wanted to ask you, what was your take on that? Yeah, I'd even go the opposite direction and go even more extreme with that. Not only I'm not as sour, I loved the game plan from Freddie Kitchens. That was one of my key themes that I had. I thought, one, he did a much better job of you, the best job I've seen any coordinator do of utilizing Evan Ingram as a key weapon in this game plan since, I guess since Pat Shermer, because, you know, McAdoo didn't do a great job with it. Garrett did a horrific job with it trying to make him in that Jason Witten mold. So excellent job with Ingram. He did a great job utilizing his backs here in this game as well. It's not his fault that Saquan Barkley dropped two passes and ran one of the worst routes I've seen from a back who we have been clamoring for him.

We're going to get to this play because I just put it on Twitter. It was ugly. We've been clamoring for him to be used in the passing game, yelling at every coach in the past. Why don't you involve him in the passing? Well, guess what? I know why. I'm seeing it now on the film. He doesn't run good routes. He may look like an athlete.

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