Our guy, former head coach, Jay Gruden, is with us on Grant and Danny.

Jay, we appreciate a few minutes, man. How are you?

Very good. Victory Monday in town, huh?

Yeah, we're feeling good. Boys are 1 and 0. Now 13 and 5 in this regime.

Here's how far things have come, Jay, in a short time over the last couple of years.

Because the offense scored 21 and left some things on the field, you know, Jay, in a short time over the last couple of years. Because the offense

scored 21 and left some things on the field, you know, wasn't an A-plus kind of performance

for them, you blow out a team in the division by two touchdowns in a game where it was never

in doubt, and it kind of feels underwhelming for some people. Like, that's a sign that they're

really, really good, isn't it?

Yeah, it is. And, you know, you watch the game and you just felt like there was more out there, like you said, but at the end of the day, it is a division rivalry. The New York Giants have a very good defense, and they took it to them. Defensively for the commanders, who's what I was most impressed with. They shut them down. I mean, the running game had nothing, Tracy had nowhere to go.

Scataboo had two carries from minus three yards. He ran into his own lineman. The coverage was outstanding. Russell Wilson, he's getting bashed. He had absolutely nothing, nowhere to go. It was unfortunate for him. I feel bad for him because there was nobody open ever. On Aaron on the road, Jay Gruden is driven by the Ted Brett Automotive Group,

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What did you see from him?

It looked like a guy that didn't have a ton of preseason work, but still some of those wild plays that you just go, man, is he special? Yeah, I thought he played great, man. I think his ball location was off a little bit in this game. I think he threw it behind a couple guys. The ball should be caught. you know what I mean, he's actually perfect all the time. Debo had a couple drops, maybe he should have caught. Zach Gertz had one on the first drive of the game was right off his back shoulder. You know, the ball location was a little bit off, but I think those guys will make those plays, and Jade will throw him a little bit better next time. I was still impressed with him. He still makes plays with his legs that are unheard of. I mean, they ran a quarterback trapped and they didn't block the guy.

He fell down in the hole. The defense's done was unblocked, and he just makes them miss a 14-yard gain. He just does that effortlessly. He makes the game look so easy. Jay, I want to know, as you get back to the tape as a coach after this,

and you look at some of the stuff you left on the field in your Cliff Kingsbury,

like, what is your philosophy or mindset?

Do you go, oh, man, we're going to be this good because we did all of this and didn't execute this stuff?

Or is it more negative than that where you're like all right we got to fix this

because if we don't and we play a better opponent dot dot dot yeah i think there's some things to clean up

for sure especially in the past protection some of the past sets a little soft they gave up too much

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