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Blue Wire.

Welcome back.

It's the Big Blue Banter.

New York Giants Football Podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

Join as always my co-ist, Nick Falado.

And F it, we're doing it live. Well, not quite yet. The plan is eventually to get live with these videos slash podcasts. You might be listening to this normal podcast form, or hopefully you're one of the few, the proud, the many, as I once said, who have asked us to break these plays down online on video, and have actually taken the time to go join our YouTube page. Go to YouTube, type in Big Blue Banter, and that's where you'll find us, and that's where you'll find this breakdown. And I must say, man, after watching the first one, we did it live. I mean, we didn't have any plan. We just kind of ripped through it. No takes. No editing. And I thought it sounded pretty good. I thought it looked damn good. And I think there is a ton of value to doing these breakdowns of the all 22 film with an actual video component to them. So please, if you enjoy this podcast, if you take the time to download, which is all we need, that's what helps us grow as a podcast and helps us get paid, to be completely honest. Please help us out in the other way and go to the YouTube page, subscribe to Big Blue Banther. You'll see our logo and hit like on every video. You don't have to watch them all the way through, but I think you want to if you like the film stuff, because to me, this is going to be better. And we're going to do it again here. So we'll dive into the all-22 defensive film of the Giants week four win over the Bears.

The defense film, more fun than the offense. Let's be a little honest about that one. I mean, look, it's okay. We can be honest about this Giants offense right now. It's the best running attack in football. I think it's number one right now, but they don't throw the ball very well. So it's not the most fun, but on defense, it's a total opposite, man.

This dude blitzes. I mean, Wink Martindale, I saw a stat today, Nick, before the podcast. The Giants have this, I think it was either the second or the highest blitz rate of any team in the NFL right now. through four the high part of that is they got to face justin fields and they got to face baker

matefield two quarterbacks you want to blitz early and often they're terrible at football but well at least right now for fields I still have some hope for fields none for Baker but having said that I think it's also part of who he is we've always heard this dude wants to dictate to these quarterbacks and he's going to and at times like you can see can see on the film, we'll go over it here, Nick, and I'm curious

to get your take.

There are times where these blitzes don't get home.

There was one, the screen where they threw to commit, that was not a, that was a blitz

gone wrong, perfect call.

And there were other times where receivers were running open, which we're going to get to

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