Welcome back. Chuck. He's coming to you live on 106, 7 the fan, and the team 980 here in the DMV on a football Friday.

Going to get into Giants Commanders, John Feinstein just said that he felt like it could be a trap game for Washington.

Little Hail Mary hangover, if you will.

Facing a Giants team that they beat by a field goal in the first game,

I was reading something from Giants Wire.

And the article was titled,

Reasons for Optimism in Week 9 for the New York Giants. First, they harkened back to the last game, which was 2118, and they didn't have their kicker, Graham Ganoe. So they scored three

touchdowns, and they went for two, I think, on all of them except for one, right? I feel like

they let the punter try one kick, and he missed an extra point, if I recall,

and then they went for two, but they didn't convert any of them.

So the three reasons that they have that the giant should be optimistic are number one.

They say it's a favorable matchup.

They say New York's offenses struggled over the last three weeks, but they scored three

offensive touchdowns against Washington, something that they've only done twice.

Number two, we talked about this earlier when EB was leading hit the skins.

Their red zone defense say bad news is commanders had their way getting down the field at will, but the red

zone defense shut them down and the commanders are just 24th in the league in red

zone offense.

And number three is just their pass rush, that their pass rush has been playing at a historic

level.

They lead the league with 35 sacks,

sack rate of 13.31%. They've got the sack leader in their nose tackle, Dexter Lawrence.

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