Welcome back. It's the Big Blue Banser New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my co-host Nick Falado. Today, we are here to break down. The defensive film,

the all-22 coaches tape of the Giants defense against Patrick Moe-Oms, Super Bowl champion,

multi-time. Some people believe maybe the best quarterback of all time when all said and done. Giants, I thought did a pretty good job against him for the most part in this game.

So I'm interested to hear your thoughts after watching the tape, Nick. The first question I'll

ask of you is, were you happy to see Shane Bowen playing these safeties a little less far back,

a little more up in this game

and just generally speaking, playing with more man coverage in this game.

Well, yeah, I mean, like Shane Bowen used man coverage.

And I know you know that, but this game specifically, like I would love to get percentages

on this.

This was, it wasn't exclusive, obviously, but it was a lot of cover one man.

A lot of cover one man, A lot of cover one man,

a lot of cover three week buzz with Nubin being the buzz defender, meaning he was going to the flats.

So maybe I shouldn't even say buzz, but he was just going to the curl flat often.

And we saw a lot of successful plays for the New York Giants when they were executing that specific

defense, the one where

the tight end was carried up the, up the seam, and Nubin was there. I don't think it was a PbU,

but it was a poorly thrown ball, and Nubin was just right there in coverage. There were, I think,

two others where Nubin also was in prime position with that specific look, putting Javon Holland

as the deep safety and there were cover

one plays where nubin was um the player who was not in the deep in the deep safety role as well it was

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