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I do think it's going to get ugly for the Giants before it gets better as far as the win-losses go.

But I don't think that that would be the right move to just fire Daible without – I'm not saying he's saying they're going to fire him before you see Jackson Dart a little bit.

But I don't think I can make that definitive statement until I see what he does with Jackson Dart. We talked about this. So then the path is going to be the predictable one that we said, draft the quarterback, have Dable here for half a season with him, and then what, go with the new head coach? Oh, he's on right now. So let's hear from Brian Dable. I said yesterday that game just doesn't fall on Russell Wilson.

You had to do a better job collectively, coaching, playing, but Russ will be the starter.

Oh, was that even ever really a decision for you?

Well, again, it's right at the end of the game, so I mean not going, I mean, I mean when you went back and watched it.

No, no, Russ would be the starter.

Okay.

What did you think of the offense when you went back and looked like?

What did you see?

And what do you believe is the top culprit for the struggles?

Well, I'd say it was a collective effort, Jordan.

Again, we just, we never got into a rhythm in the early part of the downs, which affected it.

The line of scrimmage, there was, you know, there was a play here or a play there, a block here,

a read there that, you know, we just, you know, kept getting behind the sticks and could never

get into a good enough rhythm.

And then down in the red zone, we had plenty of plays down there.

It's a close game.

It's a 14-6 game with seven minutes left in the fourth quarter.

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