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Blue Liar

Welcome back.

This is the Big Blue Bantther, New York Giants podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier. I'm joined by my co-host, Nick Palado. Today, we're going to be breaking down the latest Giants lost, week 14 to the Eagles, Monday Night Football, from the All-22 coaches film angle. As always, we like to kick these things off by breaking down the film. And for me, the key standout after breaking down the film versus the broadcast angle,

I should say, was the defense man.

And I was impressed and more so I was impressed with individual players because obviously

you can look at this positive way or the negative way.

The glass half empty way is, well, the defense really

struggled to adjust in the second half on the flip side, the Eagles coaching their offense

did adjust and took advantage of the Giants not adjusting. And that's kind of, you know, the glass

half empty. And, you know, it is alarming a bit for James Betrick, who I have defended in the past, Nick,

and I know you have as well, but he does have his warts, especially with his crew. But for me,

it's the positives that I saw with some of the younger players on the defense, especially in the

first half. But, you know, even at times in the second half, because remember, the Giants

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