Bruce, who's in Brooklyn, wants to talk some giants. What's going on? Bruce, good morning.

Good morning, guys. I never called this show before, but I want to say, G.O., I think you're really

funny, but when you do Joe Beningo, I crack up. I'll tell you, I really get a big kick out of that.

Well, thank you. But what I want to say is that Jackson Dart is basically in the same boat as Daniel

Jones was because he's got a decent running game, but he doesn't really have any receivers

that you can really count on, you know, that really scare anybody.

Put it that way.

I mean, they used to say that Daniel Jones, you know, a great quarterback elevates the guys

he plays with.

Well, we'll see if Jackson Dart can do that, you know.

And that game in New Orleans, boomer is right.

Last time the Giants were in New Orleans,

they were making fun of Tommy DeVito, basically. And I don't think the Saints have a whole

lot of respect for the Giants. So it's going to be a good game. Yeah, Bruce, let's hope it's a good game.

These are two bad football teams.

Hopefully the Giants are turned a bit of a corner.

I think there's more offensive playmakers on the Saints, to be honest with you.

And when you look at their wide receiver crew and you look at Alvin Camara still has some left in tank,

I mean, this defense is going to be pushed.

There's no question about it. Spencer Rattler's 0-10 as a starting quarterback. So it's not great for them. You know, Kelvin Moore, like I said earlier, it's his first year as a head coach. I mean, I think a lot of people are expecting the Johns go down there and win based on their performance last week. but if you really look at their performance last week,

a couple things that stuck out to me was, number one,

the Giants defensive line overran the offensive line of the Chargers and due in large part

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