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We're back here with another edition of our error hide pride interview series as the chiefs get ready to welcome in the New York Giants on Monday night football.

It's a pleasure to be joined by WFA and Craig Carton,

it's Carton and Roberts in New York City, one of the best radio stations, the best radio station, the one that I grew up listening to.

Craig, thank you for joining us today to talk about this game.

Yeah, and I welcome pleasure to be on the show and always get to talk to Transplant to New York.

My first question right now is, I know where the Giants and Jets are at, but the Giants specifically,

how does New York right now perceive the Giants in what is the trajectory of what is the Joe Judge experience at this point?

Some of you guys are familiar with in your long-stored history, they're a dumpster fire, and there's no other way to look at them.

You know, the worst record in football over the last five years, you know, another coach, another failed experiment, you know, another bad football team.

You know, the New York Giants have now entered into a world where they are the New York Jets wearing blue.

And for Giants, that's a tough pill to swallow because, you know, the history of the team, the respect they have for the Mara family blah, blah, blah.

They're a bad football team. You guys have no problem dropping a 40 log right on their face.

Do you feel confidence in Jones, or is it just a judge kind of feeling that you have?

Yeah, I think the end of Jones is a competent quarterback. I think he's a good quarterback.

He does fit the mold of a lot of today's successful quarterbacks, meaning that he's a really good athlete.

Can you just feed to, you know, to move the ball to the field is a good arm and all that stuff.

But he's on a bad team. He's on a bad team when he's got no offensive line, the defense stinks.

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