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Welcome back. It's the big blue banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Join as always my ghost, Nick Falado. They were here on this Monday afternoon or evening, whatever you want to call it,

as the sun's starting to go down, Nick, to break down the Giants' offensive film review on tape.

It was a tale of two halves for the Giants.

Dominant performance, some might say, I would say, in the first app from an offensive standpoint,

saw some awesome things, a quick turnaround touchdown after a turnover, which was followed by a touchdown on the drive before, both red zone passing TDs, red zone conversions, not settling for field goals.

And then in the second half, the Browns took away a lot of what the Giants did successfully in the first half.

So the Giants got aggressive and they took some shots in the second half, multiple shots in the second half, two back to back, one later in the game, none of which worked or were completed for anything, one which was almost a disaster and an interception. So it was a tale of two halves, but let's start with the first half, Nick, where the things worked on the Giants offense. So I want you to talk a little bit about the Brown scheme on the defensive side of the ball, how it meshed against what the Giants were trying to do on offense, and why maybe it led to some success for the Giants. Yeah, if we go back to the Friday episode, it might have been Thursday night. Whenever we drop the preview to the Browns, we said, this is a very attacking defense. I broke it down at Big Blue View. They wanted the fit. They wanted to fill very aggressively, specifically Jeremiah

Wusukoramoa and Grant Delpit. Brian Dable did a very good job calling plays to take advantage

of that aggression. And the Giants really using their screen game to get the Browns off guard.

And dude, if you look at that first touchdown drive, they had two holding penalties. really using their screen game to get the Browns off guard.

And dude, if you look at that first touchdown drive, they had two holding penalties,

got into this terrible position.

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