A familiar feeling as we sit here with no wins between the New York football team's

O' and four combined couple of teams starting off O and two again.

How he got here, though, is different.

You had one game that came out of nowhere for the New York Jets and their offense and that

Steelers game,

which was crazy.

And then yesterday was one of the most bizarre, caught me off guard games that I have ever watched in my life.

And that is not recency bias.

I sat here and watched this Giants offense do nothing for years, years.

And even when they did have a good game, it might have been like 28 points, 27 points,

to do what they did yesterday for Russell Wilson to put up that many points through the air,

up and down the field and up and down the field and not quit.

And still, somehow, find a way to lose that game.

What a nail biter.

What an crazy up and down game.

But still, here we are with the Giants O.

and two again with a pissed off Kansas City Chiefs team coming in next week. So here we go. O-N-2, O-N-4, O'N-5, O'N-6, 1-9, new coach, new quarterback, draft. It's the same thing every single year. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, Jay. You know, Jerry said something to us off air before we started here this morning that made a lot of sense,

that we could have probably replayed this day last year just to see if people could see if we were saying the same thing that we're going to say today.

Although I will say that Russell Wilson played his ass off yesterday, it was, and there's

nothing better from a quarterback's perspective than getting into a game like that, getting into a

rhythm, reading the defense. Obviously, the Cowboys miss Michael Parsons. There's very little pass rush.

And, you know, I would also say, you know, when you needed a big sack and you needed a big play,

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