One of the phrases I like to use is sometimes the big decisions in life they make themselves.

Or something will come along and you say, wow, I didn't know what I was going to do,

but then this thing happened and now I know exactly what I'm going to do.

And that's where I feel like the Giants and where they're going to go with management at the end of the year,

that's what's happening right now in front of us.

Because you've got all these stupid things that are going on now after Brian Dave all gets

fired with guys have been brought in stupid things with this Camp Scataboo thing we talked about

yesterday.

Abdul Carter missing meetings.

Now all of a sudden they have one of the worst records in football,

and then there's all these discussions about what they're doing off the field.

So now, even though I like Joe Shane, I like Brian Daibol,

it is time for what we like to call here on Boomer and Geo,

the full organizational douche. We need a full douching of the Giants. Everything is in front of us. It is clear. It's not working. New leadership. New people. Everybody's got to go. It's enough already. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Man, you're opening with this hyperbole. I can't believe it. Full douching. Full douching. You know, it's really unfortunate when somebody like Brian Dayball loses his job and then comes the stories after the firing. And a guy just lost his job. Enough already. You know, I mean, let the guy go in peace. Let him go do something else.

Let him go get away from all of this and try to find, you know, his happy place in football once again somewhere else. I get no joy out of like dissecting what went on when he was here and talking

about, you know, guys like Abdul Carter who may not have been held accountable if he did

miss other meetings. And Mike Kafka puts his foot down and there's a misunderstanding.

I mean, this is New York. This is New York sports. This is what happens. This is what happens

when something like this goes on, you know, within an organization. And the real question is,

is can the guys left behind, you know, calm it down?

Can they somehow create an air of confidence when there isn't one?

And keeping everybody, like you're saying, keeping everybody would not, it's a huge mistake.

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