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

Joined as always my co-ist Nick Vallado. And this is our first game breaking down all 22

offensive film of the Jackson Dart era. It is a very cool thing and a very fun prospect

ahead of us, I think at least to get to evaluate a rookie quarterback, a first round

draft pick, and really start from the bottom, start from the very beginning of his rookie film.

And that's this game against the charges. I think as you'll learn as we go through the tape today,

Nick and I just discussed this for a brief period of time before we're recording.

And I saw some suggestion that the Giants have opened up the entire playbook with Jackson Dart. Nothing is off limits. I think the film kind of confirms that's not anywhere close to the case, but that's okay. I think there are factors that are at play here. It's his first start and the league neighbors went down in game. Now, my one concern long term is if this is a Davel thing. And that's something we'll have to work through and talk through. I personally don't, am not sold DaBels the best coach overall, has the best system overall, or is the best fit for Jackson Dart. Though obviously they have a great relationship together. I want, I would like to see him not just put together this 20-22 game plan the whole year. And we'll see as it will definitely involve through the year. But I will say this before we get into that, Nick. Actually, do you have thoughts on that? Yeah, I just wanted to say maybe it's because we're not used to seeing the New York Giants actually a carry lead for the entire time, right? Let's hope it's just that. And that's one of the reasons why it was Uber conservative.

And that does make sense.

I mean, the Giants ran the football, what, over 40 times in this football? When's the last time making that? Yeah, it was crazy. Dude, they get run and in the red zone just constantly running the football. Though they did have, by the way, and we'll get to it. I'm still so frustrated about the rewatching of the GBR fall start in the red zone.

That's a touchdown.

Let's a 99% walk in touchdown for Wando Robinson. get to it. I'm still so frustrated about the rewatching of the GVR false start in the red zone.

That's a touchdown. Let's say 99% walk in touchdown for Wondell Robinson. It was a clean pick play. They wouldn't have flagged it. It would have just been a pure easy Jackson Dart first touchdown. But GVR, man, I thought we'll get into it. But I thought this was another really rough game for GBR. I just I don't understand like how they could watch the tape and keep this guy in for now, outside of the continuity factor. It's not every rep's bad, but his bad reps, man, are really, they stand out to me, and we'll go over them and I'll get your thoughts. I have them all written down in my notes, I want to ask you about a few of them. But my question for you to start the show is, think back all the games you've watched in the Brian Dable error and the Brian Dable Mike Kaffka error,

Joe Shane error, I'll extend it there.

It's all the same.

Do you remember context factored in a better game overall from the Giants pass protection than this one?

And by context factor and I mean, look at what the Chargers defensive front did to the

top seven rank, top five ranked Denver Broncos defensive line the week before.

Think about that.

And then translate it to this, what we just saw from the Giants Pass Reduction.

Can you remember a better game overall from our past pro?

Look, this one's fresh in my mind. And it's so weird to say this because the Giants suffered six sacks in this game. I have to imagine there probably was one or two that were better. But this was, with that said, very good protection. Great pockets. I think a lot of this is also because the Chargers were a little scared of Jackson

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