You know, the thing about it is we have a recency bias of the Dallas Cowboys.

So the last time we saw them was without Dak Prescott as their quarterback for nine straight weeks.

And it really reflected that.

And then last night, he played great.

You know, and C.D. Lamb took total ownership of it.

Miles Sanders took total ownership of it.

Quarterback played great.

I don't want to hear any more about Dak Prescott this.

Dak Prescott that.

He made all the throws, he got the team in the right spot.

You could actually even say that he got Jailant's quarter to spit on him, I guess.

But the fact of the matter is I don't, I didn't see a lot of great pass rush from either team last night.

You know, there were some moments where there was some, and there was a couple of blitzes

that got home.

But for the most part, the Giants have the best defensive line in this division now.

And I would just say with Jalen Carter playing, obviously Philadelphia is different, and

they would be much better and they would be much harder to run on.

But in terms of past players in past rush situations, the Giants have them.

And the Giants should feel pretty comfortable watching last night that, okay, we can hang with these players.

We can hang with these teams.

Yeah, maybe, but I could also look at it like, because this is true going into the year, the Cowboys and the Eagles, on paper two of the best offensive lines in the game. So you could say that it wasn't so much the lack of pass rush of both teams as much as the good offensive line play for these teams as well. And I suppose the Giants offensive line, assuming Andrew Thomas is playing is going to be significantly better.

It can't be much worse.

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