We saw this from Jackson Dart when he first stepped on the field, and they won their first game. And the question was, could they do it in back-to-back weeks? And then it's amazing. This is a nuanced adjustment, but it is an adjustment. And this is great for this young man. Last week, the second half was brutal. You know, you come out of the locker room, you're playing against the Saints,

and all of a sudden it's turnover, turnover, turnover, turnover. It's not just him, it's other players as well. But he played overall, he played a good game. He just was a little bit careless. Last night, the carelessness was gone. And, you know, everybody around him picked it up. It's amazing how we're not going to talk about the offensive line last night.

Why? Because the quarterback ran for almost 60 yards. And he got himself out of trouble as opposed to being a statue back there. And he has got energy. He's got life. And he has ignited an entire team. Now, this Cam Scadaboo thing is a real thing, too, as well. I don't know if you've

seen the social media posts by the New York Giants when they're talking about Cam Scadaboo,

and they asked the giant players to do imitations of him before he comes out to practice.

And I mean, everybody from the defensive players to the offensive players, you know,

they're all making fun of them, but in a good way,

and like a really, really good way.

So that energy is palatable on the practice field,

is probably in the building over there, and they feel it.

And I'm happy for the giant fans in my life

because nobody was texting me last night

complaining about what they were watching.

And what that means to me is that they were engaged and they really about what they were watching. And what that means to me is that

they were engaged and they really loved what they were seeing. And I will say that the Cordell

Flot interception was amazing. I was happy for him too, by the way. Because it was needed. That's the

kind of play that you have to have if you want to, if you want to double up the score on the team that you're playing against and taking that back and then given the giant

offense a short field and them scoring, that's exactly what the Giants have been missing for the

last, I feel like, seven or eight, nine years. Yeah, I mean, it was a legitimate good football

against a good team and now I've got back-to-back wins at MetLife Stadium, a place that they barely got

a win last year at all near 100th season.

And I'm not saying that Jackson Darts going straight to the Hall of Fame or in the rafters,

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