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Blue Liar.

Welcome back. It's the Big Blue Banter, New York Giants football podcast.

Stan Schneier, joined his with my co-as, Nick Bolado.

Today we're going to be breaking down the New York Giants defense on the all-22

film against the Washington football team, the commanders, if you will, in week 15,

their win. Big win. So some fun defensive plays. It's interesting. This tape, I think from this point on Nick, we're never going to get like a dominant film like we got maybe against, um, trying to think of some the earlier games where the defense really dominant. I actually don't know if there were too many where it like was full domination about the defense this year. Chicago comes to mine. That's for sure, a full dominant game.

But right now, this defense is insanely susceptible. In this film you're about to see, there's

really bad run defense. But more importantly, there's a lot of open receivers that just weren't

hit, either overthrown or not recognized by Hineckee or just that sometimes, you know,

the pressure was there, which is a good thing.

That part's good.

But they're really working with like, you know, they're running on fumes right now, this demon. They don't have any talent really left at the second and third levels. Even Landon Collins, we praised on the after show, and we'll get to it. He made those plays that we went over. He had some bad plays, too, man. There was one run fit he had that just was awful.

And I could see the coach is looking at him.

We'll go over it and some bad plays too, man. There was one run fit he had that just was awful.

And I could see the coaches looking at him. We'll go over it and being like, well, can we really trust this guy as like this massive upgrade that we can just fire onto the field. And yet he is seeing a lot of snaps. I think he will continue to because that's how bad the rest of them are. And so it's going to be interesting when they face good offenses. It starts this week against Minnesota and the Vikings.

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