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banter New York Giants football podcast. My voice is limited tonight. I was at the game tonight,

Nick. I'm an emotional guy. I think anyone who listens to this podcast is well aware of that.

I've been working on it. I think I've slightly gotten better. I know I've slightly gotten better

over my life

and trying to control my emotions, Nick, but it's not always easy for me. And I have relapses

all the time. And I and I had a few screams tonight at the game. The first Wondell Robinson

throw, miss, I lost my mind on the ball that skipped to Slayton on the comeback

route from a clean pocket that he hitched into two times. I lost my mind on. Yeah, it's just

tough. It's frustrating. And so I lost my voice. But, you know, the Giants found a way to ruin a

really, really great night tonight from the defense. I personally believe this was the best I've seen the Giants defense look since Russell Wilson, Seattle, when you adjust to the opponent. The Bengals entered this game first in offensive EPA. The Giants gave up one long touchdown run to Borough where they screwed up on and then some plays at the end of the game. We're on the field 70,000 times it felt like. And stop after stop, fumble in key spot, sack in key spot, pressure in key spot, had Burrow looking a little bit rattled. And to have that kind of defensive performance and not win a football game, it's just unbelievable at this point. It's gut-ranging. I can't stand it, Nick. The Giants have scored one offensive touchdown at home in three games.

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