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Blue Wire.

Welcome back.

It's the Big Blue Banter.

New York Giants Football Podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my call as Nick Palado.

Tonight we're here to break down the All-22 defensive film.

And if you are watching on YouTube and you see this microphone hooked up to the desk to my right, just know that I'm as frustrated as you are that this microphone is not worked. It's a brand new, beautiful road with a beautiful Xenic sound mixer to try to improve the sound for all the people who have said, rightfully so that my sound is not great, especially

because Nick is using a mixer with a high-tech microphone, not a road, something just as good,

if not better. But with that said, for some odd reason, after perfect installation followed

every direction, plugged into the USB connector, plugged into the power, the power's on,

the phantoms on, Nick and me went over all the different things to do for the mixer. My computer just won't recognize this new microphone and mixer, which is disappointing as hell for me. I don't want to spend too much more time on this, but I just spent the last hour trying to Google this, which was a disaster as well. I'm beyond frustrated. So let's lighten the mood here, Nick, by getting into some fun stuff. And that's the Giants defense on tape. And so we can roll into this one straight if you want to, or we can talk about some things that you might have figured out or learned from the film. We didn't do that for the last offensive one. I kind of dove right into it. Maybe you can dive in there. I'll start maybe, maybe I'll start with this one. Something I found interesting. This is a stat for the entertainer. Shout out entertainer,

Chris. The Giants are the most aggressive demons in the NFL through the first six weeks. They blitz

42.5% of the time. That's wild. Almost every other snap they're blitzing the next closest

team is 35.9 percent despite that he said they've only missed 21 tackles this year which is the fourth

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