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Good Wednesday morning. Nicks get another win as they slap around a bad team at home again,

so that was great to see. We got some football, some interesting football stuff yesterday. I saw a

post by Ian O'Connor, who's been covering New York sports for a very long time, saying that Joe Shane

is not going to be 100% the general manager next year.

And don't count that as a fact that this could be reevaluated at the end of the season.

That was the first time I had seen that after the statement.

So that adds a different wrinkle into where the Giants are going.

And of course, Aaron Glenn decides once again to make a press conference about him and Rich Samini, this time about an injury when he's, you know what they call that misguided anger is what they called that yesterday where you go, want you go ask Rich, want you go ask Rich. You were at the Landman premiere. I want to hear about that as well. Excited for a fun Wednesday. Good morning. Bowmer. How are you?

Yeah, good morning. Jay. I'm doing great. And I would say that we are in what I would call the aftermath.

We're sitting in the aftermath. The aftermath. Right. So we often talk about, you know, guys get fired. And this is going to happen for the next four or five days, I think.

And this is normally what happens.

This is where the allies of the guy who's fired now start coming forward.

And they give their opinions and their opinions are strong.

The opinions are, you know, it's this guy's fault.

It's not the guy who got fired

fault. They fired the wrong guy. They should have kept the coach. You should have fired the GM.

I mean, this is like, this is really insane what's going on and how quickly this has morphed into

the aftermath of a firing. And it's great for Brian Daibold because two things. One, I think he's relieved of the stress. And I'm sure he did not want to be fired. I'm sure he wanted to be on that sideline. He never, you know, coaches never want to quit. There are some coaches that do like Jeff Halfley when he left, you know, Boston College. He was burned out. And I, in that, and that happens. So we all understand that in this world.

But in this situation, I don't think that was the case for, for Brian Debel.

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