Film Review: How the Giants’ Parcells-ian plan minimized variance, maximizing win potential

Big Blue Banter: A New York Giants Football Podcast

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Sports News, Football, Sports, News

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2022

⏱️ 128 minutes

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Dan and Nick break down the Giants’ All-22 offensive game film from both the end zone and sideline angles in their Week 10 win over the Texans. They walk you through every single play on film – from both angles – with analysis on a play by play and drive by drive basis. You’ll get breakdowns of the blocking schemes, formations, personnel groupings, route combinations and more with discussions on key individual players and plays before a recap of the best player on film, the unheralded player on film, the best route run, the best throw, the best play call and a 1-10 grade of the Giants’ pass blocking and run blocking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:21.7	Welcome back.
0:22.7	This is the Big Blue Banter, New York Giants football podcast.
0:26.2	I'm Dan Schneier, joined as always my host, Nick Toledo.
0:28.7	And we will get to tonight's offensive film breakdown from the Giants' Week 10 win over the use of Mexico.
0:33.7	But before we do that, we certainly need to start with the state of the Giants right now in relation to the standings after the Eagles were just knocked off by the Washington commanders tonight in a game that looks eerily similar, at least from a standpoint of game planning to what the Giants have been doing to beat teams this year as far as what Washington did.
0:53.0	They wanted to control the clock. They did control Washington did. They wanted to control the clock.
0:54.4	They did control the clock.
0:55.5	They wanted to kill the Eagles and time obsession. They did. They wanted to win up front with the physical nature. They did. They wanted to use extra blockers to help their run game and to keep the, you know, chains moving in the clock room. They did. And they won this game. And now as we stand today, Nick, it's absolutely insane to think about,
1:27.6	but the Giants are not only one game out of first place in the NFCs. Dude, they're one game out of the number one seed and a buy in the playoffs. And it's week 11 now. We've turned the page week 11. Like, this is not week four. And we're like, you know what? The Giants are one game out of the one seat in week four.
1:29.7	They're the three and one and there's a four and no team.
1:30.3	And we're close.
1:30.6	No, no.
1:27.5	This is a more than half the season has been played already. More than half these games are already over with the Giants at seven and two and nine games. And they're just one game back from the number one seat in the NFC. and they literally get to play all of the teams ahead of them right now.
1:28.6	They have two games against the Eagles.
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