You got real energy.

You got a real quarterback.

You should have won the game.

The doldrums for the New York Giants, I am declaring over.

Now they're not going to make the playoffs this year, but they are on the elevator going up.

Good morning, Boomer.

How are you?

Yeah, but it's just the coaching staff to get them there.

That's what I want to know.

And that's probably what giant fans want to know is how to manage a game. I mean, you know, first of all, let me just start with the simplest concept that I have lived by for as long as I've played football for as long as I have comfort football. One snap one, play one quarter of a time? That's one of them, yes, but you don't go for two until you have to.

Just remember that.

Just remember that. long as I have comfort football. That's one of them, yes, but you don't go for two until you have to.

Just remember that.

Just remember that.

Just kick the extra point, go up 20 to nothing, and keep it rolling.

Okay, don't, don't try to go for two because some stupid, you know, analytical piece of paper in your hand says you got to go for two.

But just quickly, though, an extra point wasn't so easy yesterday. Well, you know, analytical piece of paper in your hand says you got to go for two. Just quickly, though, an extra point wasn't so easy yesterday.

No, well, you know, there was an extra point that was kicked yesterday.

I mean, at the end of the day, I know they did.

But the point being is that don't go for two until you have to.

That's just a simple rule that I've always, as a broadcaster, I always thought that way.

As a former player, I've always thought that way. And as a fan, I always think that way.

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