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Blue Wire. Welcome. head of Halloween. Blue Liar.

Welcome back. It's the big blue banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my co-ist Nick Palado.

Tonight we're here to break down the Giants all 22 coaches film of the offense against

the Galaxy Offs defense in week eight. Lost for the Giants, their first lost in five games. We told you a little while ago, and for those you've been here for a while, you know, we don't sugarcoat this thing. We're not fans per se. We are fans, huge fans of this team. I think that's clear in all our content, but we're not like just fans. We try to be analysts first, fan, second. So there's bad film. We're not just going to hide it. We're not just going to not talk about it. We're not going to just not break it down and only point to some of the good things. We got to break it all down. And to be honest, this offense was bad on film.

They were fooled.

They were, I'm sorry, they did not fool the Seahawks in the run game and with the things that they've liked to do in the past. That's worked for them for a while now. So I don't blame them. they in my mind went back to some old ways you know and by old ways, I mean Joe Judge Jason Garrett ways of running the

ball a lot on second and long, running the ball a lot in first down.

Reasons being, that's what I'll want to get into with you on after we review the tape,

Nick, because I don't know if they feel like they can do anything else.

And that's the scary part because I don't know that Kafka Day will want to be this team

and this play caller duo that runs a lot on second and long, the worst down to run on, and runs a lot on first and 10, which is not a terrible down to run on, but not exactly ideal.

So we'll get into a lot of that.

There were issues with just about everything in this game when it comes to the offensive side of the ball. Very few. I mean, you could say not everything. Andrew Thomas was phenomenal again. And we'll get into some of that because this dude is just, I think he has like nine total pressures allowed on the season, maybe 10 through what, eight games, has not allowed a sack yet. The one he allowed got called back by penalty, I think one quarterback hit.

So he was phenomenal in this game.

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