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

It's always my coach, Nick Falado. Today we are here to break down the Giants all 22 coaches tape against the Kansas City Chiefs in week three on the offensive side of the ball.

We're going to talk about what went wrong for the Giants. What's the next step as we, you know, listen in on Brian Dables Presser, where he refused to commit to Russell Wilson as his quarterback starting for week four. So there could be a change as soon as week four. We'll find out, obviously, as we get later in the week. That's not something for now. We may talk about that a little, though, on today's pod. Before we do any of that, Nick, I wanted to know, based on your watch of the

All-22 versus what you saw on the broadcast last night, do you feel any differently about

Russell Wilson's game? Because we talked a lot about last night, how we put a lot of the blame on him specifically and individually. I don't think Russell Wilson played particularly well,

but this wasn't just Russell Wilson failure. This was also the New York Giants weren't getting

open. This was a very interesting schematic approach from Steve Spagnola that I didn't

necessarily anticipate. It was basically

too high the entire game. It was covered two shell the entire game. And what I interpreted from

that was, hey, you guys can run the football on us. We're not scared of your rushing attack.

We will play minus one in the box if we have to because we trust our guys to rally to the

football. And that's one of the reasons why I think to because we trust our guys to rally to the football.

And that's one of the reasons why I think the Giants were a little bit more successful against the run. But it also was just we're not going to allow Malik neighbors to beat us. We are going to keep a safety down a little bit. It will be a too high, but he's going to be down a little bit. Then he'll drop to a depth and he'll keep his eyes on Malik neighbors. I'm going to keep that guy over the top.

We're going to be tight on Malik neighbors.

We're going to press him.

We're going to keep that guy over the top.

We're going to be tight on Malik neighbors.

We're going to press him.

We're going to get McDuffie into his hip pocket. And you're going to have to have somebody else step up and beat us. And the Giants never really did a great job scheming up different things to have those other players beat them. There were times where the Giants were scheming stuff up from Malik neighbors, and we'll get into that.

But it just seemed like every time Kafka and Brian Daibah went to the drawing board, Steve Spagnola and the Chiefs, they had a curb ball. They hit that curveball, and then they had something else in return for the Giants, and they answered the bell. And that's a quick physical defense that rallies to the football, Dan.

And it really just seems like the New York Giants are this hapless team right now, who even when they figure something out, it does not work out for them for one reason

or another.

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