In regards to the Giants, yesterday, Gio, you were saying about the silver lining spot with the Giants. And I get your logic with that, and there is a lot of promise that we see. But, man, I mean, they just rip it all out of our hearts for us. I mean, we beat the Chargers. Then we blow, you know, the game to the Saints, give them their first win of the season, and five turnovers. you couldn't even do that if you tried, like Dayball said.

Then we punched the Eagles and then... game to the Saints, give them their first win of the season, and five turnovers.

You couldn't even do that if you tried, like Dayball said.

Then we punched the Eagles in the mouth at home and haven't beaten them in so long,

and then look with the collapse we have against the Broncos the next week.

That's right up there with the Patriots, you know, the Falcons collapse in Super Bowl 51,

and the Houston Oilers collapse against the Buffalo Bills and boomers buddy Frank Reich in the 92-93 playoffs. I mean, it's just this epic proportion of roller coasters up and down. And now we're going to face the Eagles this week, which are probably going to punch us in the mouth at home in Philly because we never do good there. We've got the Niners here at MetLife, and they're probably going to punch us in the mouth.

You know what, though, Dan, I... Go ahead. Did I see what? Did you see my soothsayer spot, though? I know you see my stuff on X. Did you see how I said after the Giants missed that first P-A-T? I said, watch. it's going to come back to bite us in the ass.

Yeah, I mean, you weren't the only one,

but very good with the soothsayer, Dan. He's a, he's a magic eight ball type of guy. You can see these things happening, apparently. I don't know. I just, and I know that I haven't been a giant fan going through these last number of years and the negativity that they have, but it's just like the stuff, even what he was saying was making me laugh. Like, you know, we beat the Chargers, but then, you know, we have this epic collapse against the Broncos and we, you know, we punched the Eagles in the mouth. I mean, think about the positives that you said in that. Collapse against the Saints. Yeah, but he also said the Broncos, whatever. You know what I'm talking? My point being, it's not the chronological order that came in, is my point being that the positives that you're saying were things that weren't even possible until this year. You know, beating the Chargers and Jim Harbaugh was not a possible thing, you know, prior to this year. Beating the crap out of the Eagles wasn't possible. Being up 19 points on the Broncos in Denver wasn't possible. So you're just, it's starting with a new regime and a new quarterback and a rookie in Scataboo as well and this team trying to figure its way out, but there is not a game on the schedule

where I look and say, well, the Giants can't win that game now. Absolutely can't win it. Where I know where they were last year, where they were before Jackson Dart took over, and where the Jets are right now, I can point out a bunch of games. They can't win. Now I don't feel that way. So here are the Giants' next six games.

Obviously, Philadelphia, then San Fran, the Bears, Green Bay, Detroit, New England.

That's a tough schedule. That group of teams all are looking to make it to the playoffs.

Bears have won four in a row.

Kyle Shanahan may be doing his best coaching job of his career.

Green Bay, you know, come back and win down in Arizona.

You got Detroit who obviously put on a display last night,

and then you have New England who most likely and can win the AFC East at this point.

Yeah, so back before I've seen what I've seen, I would have said to you, the Giants are going to lose all five of those, six of those games. They're going to lose all six of them. If they somehow squeak out one, it would be a shocker to me. That's what I would have said. Now, I'm saying that if they won any one of those games, I wouldn't be surprised. and that's a huge shift from last year to this year, even the beginning of the season to this year.

And that, I wouldn't be surprised. And that's a huge shift from last year to this year, even the beginning of the season to this year.

And that, I think, is what the 30,000-foot view is right now with the Giants.

So when I think of the New England Patriots, and I think about what they did and how they did it.

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