These teams have been done so early in the season that the fact that we even have a football game in week seven that you get excited about for the Jets and Giants is a start.

And I understand that the bar is very, very low there, but all of us have seen it.

Every football fan in New York knows what we're talking about.

And yeah, two and four is not a good record.

However, two and four, when things are trending up and everybody in

divisions trending down at this very moment makes you believe a little bit. But you have to go

into Denver. You've got to win that game for this thing to get at a fever pitch because they

can very easily go out there, struggle offensively, give up a bunch of sacks, all the things that

we see that

the Denver Broncos do. And of course, they're coming off this terrible offensive game.

So you know that Sean Payton's going to be making sure that that doesn't happen again.

So, yeah, this is a very interesting football game and one that matters for the New York

Giants in week seven. And yeah, that sounds like a moral victory spot, whatever.

But generally when we get here to week seven, things are dead.

Everybody's dead.

It's done.

It's over.

And the Giants have a heartbeat for the first time in a long time.

And that heartbeat starts with Jackson Dart and Camp Scataboo.

I mean, you know, these two kids have ignited this franchise, much like Jaden

Daniels and, well, we thought Caleb Williams last year, but finally this year with Ben

Johnson, are igniting their franchises.

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