Today was so far off course, we're the same team that took the steps forward a week ago. And we took them backwards today. Same guys. Walking off the field, all I can think about is how do you get better and what's ahead? You know, and there's four games against our division. And if we want to ever leave a mark, now is the time. We have to get our football right if we do that we'll win all of we don't

we'll look like it like we did today all right that's our choice we got to make it whatever you

got to throw in for your crew it's time to throw all your chips in we have to get that done with all

of us right everybody who puts the shirt on all right that's how it's got to go down it has to

Dan Quinn that was after this Sunday everybody who puts the shirt on. All right, that's how it's got to go down. It has to.

Dan Quinn, that was after the Sunday game in Minneapolis,

and that was part of the Hard Knocks episode two last night on HBO.

If you're not watching it, I would suggest and recommend that you do.

It's well done.

It's the Hard Knocks in season. This is about the NFC East. And they take you, you know, through all four teams. And it's not like the Giants and

the skins get short-trifted because they stink. There's a lot in there on both teams. Let me

just tell you real quickly, Max, what has stood out to me more than anything else about the first two episodes, and I'm hardly prudish.

I'm hardly, you know, sensitive about this stuff.

This is just pure observation.

Every single coach in the NFC East throws in no less than three F words in every sentence they deliver.

It was very weird.

Every single one.

Kafka just kept like tossing them in weird spots.

Kafka, the current interim coach for the Giants, this is just one person's opinion.

And again, it's hard to offend me when it comes to language.

But it's really when you can only speak that way, I'm not impressed.

Like I'm watching Kafka in this and I'm like, nah, not a head coach.

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