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Blue Wire.

Welcome back.

This is the Big Blue Banter.

New York Giants Football Podcast. I'm Dan Schneier. Join us always with my co-host, Nick Vallado. And if you hear that tone in my voice, it's a little bit of excitement because I am excited after watching the All-22. I was down on the Giants after their loss this week. And I think a lot of that had to do with Sequin Parkley injury. Injuries always kill me.

They hit me the hardest. Nothing hits harder, though, than a penalty that sways a game. I couldn't get nothing to get me more mad, and nothing like that happened in this game, but the injury took its toll. But now, after watching All 22, I really am a little more confident in what they have out there, what they're putting out there. and this was a game of missed opportunities for the Giants where if just a few different things

go right, a drop pass on third and seven by Darius Layton, you know, just things like that.

It's a different ball game, and the Giants win this ball game.

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