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Welcome back. It's the Big Blue Banter. New York Giants Football Podcast. I'm Dan Schneier. Joined is always my co-ist Nick Falado. Today, we're here to do a little bit of a different, abridged version, abbreviated version of the Giants film review. We're not going to be running the tape on this. And, you know, we're not going to be going play by play. We're going to do a little bit of a throwback how we used to it. And I just say shout out to all of you. And I know a lot of you have reached out during the year and said, you know, I drive for a living. Either you drive a truck or you, you know, drive for Amazon or anything like that. And you appreciate the old versions of the film reviews and i understand why it was better

for for podcast version when you we would just break down key concepts we noticed on film

key players and their film instead of going play by play so you might enjoy this one because we're

not going to do it play by play we're going to just talk about key things we learn from the tape against

the eagles and we won't go too deep into this one either because we're trying to do the same thing Joe Shane and Brian Dave. We're doing, bury the tape,

move forward to 2023. But anyway, with that said, Nick, how are you doing today? And where do you

want to start here? Doing excellent. And this is going back to 2019 when we used to do the

offensive and the defensive film review in one

podcast just talking about overall concepts. So a little bit of nostalgia here from Dan and I.

I think we should start with the offensive side of the football. Look, there's no sugar coating

this. The Philadelphia Eagles defense shut down the New York Giants offense significantly,

right? Everything that the New York Giants offense significantly, right? Everything that the New York

Giants offense had success with the end of the year, twice against Minnesota, against the

Indianapolis Colts, the Eagles had the personnel to match it through man coverage. Because look,

Mike Kafka dials up a lot of man beaters. And we actually saw that early in the football game

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