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

Joined as always my co-ist Nick Villado. And I want you to be honest with me, Nick, in all our time since doing this show.

That includes 2019 Week 3 and everything after.

Have you watched a more exciting offensive film on the All-22 than this one?

There's anything even remotely close.

No, it's not.

The only issue was I went into this All-22 understanding that the Giants did not get a victory.

They did not get a victory, and I expected it.

450 yards, 30 or 41 from Russell Wilson.

I mean, geez, bro, did he not just cook? That was prime Russell Wilson that we saw. Matt Iber Fluse's defense, though, at the same time. This is why I'm tempering my expectations. This is not to throw cold water on Russell Wilson because he exploited a defense that was to be exploited. and i felt like like if i'm a a Dallas Cowboys fan, I'm looking at Mattie of losing. I'm like, this is the, we've got to go through. Jeez. But yeah, overall, it was one hell of an effort from the New York Giants. And we'll get into it on this offensive film breakdown. For those who are new to the show, this is the all 22 coaches film breakdown of the Giants

offense. On the next show, you'll be getting an all 22 coaches breakdown of the Giants defense. We want to do things a little bit differently today after taking some feedback from the comment section, which sometimes has great points. And we wanted to get into the film review aspect of it right away. So we're going to start with that. Then we're going to get into some overarching concepts.

I'm going to have some film I want to run to bring up examples of players, which will get in there. And then finally, as those of you who are new to the show don't know, but those of returnees know, we will finish the show with superlatives, best player on film, best throw on film, fun stuff like that. But let's start it off with the film review, Nick, and I'm excited to watch this again.

Really?

Absolutely.

We'll get right into the tape here i'm going to bring it up

and this is um the first play i have is one 1041 left it's second and 10 it's just a quick

spacing concept out of empty it's just russ working in the quick game and i want you guys to see

russ's eyes here and we'll see that a little bit more when we go through the end zone angle, but how quickly he processes what the defense is doing and then gets the football out to the stick, which is kind of tightly contested due to the leverage of that outside middle hook defender that you see by the 50 yard line by the top of the five right there. But still Russell Wilson puts it in a place. Theo Johnson secures it. I wanted to highlight this play because of the quick processing. I'm guessing Russell Wilson didn't want to throw it to Malik neighbors on the two receiver side. The number two, you see the kind of space because of the pre-snap leverage of the middle hook defender who is at the top of one of the crests on the stars, as you see right here. So he sees that, doesn't love it, even though that defender over pursued and it would have been probably a better outcome if Malik neighbors caught the football there. But he doesn't know that. But he doesn't know that. So this is all happening very quickly. And you could see, watch, watch Russ's eyes here. Boom. No, no. Goes all the way through it and then fires a football right before that

outside middle hook defender comes and closes on Theo Johnson. Also wanted to highlight this,

because Theo Johnson does not have the best of hands. And he was able to chop that in tight traffic.

Yes. Yeah, excellent first play. Yeah, exactly. This is too high too. That was a too

high defense. Quick decisions from Russell Wilson. Russell Wilson also got that quick release. So

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