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

joined as always my co-ist Nick Falado. And today we are breaking down the all-22 coaches film

of the Giants offense in their week one loss to the commander. For those who are new to the show,

every week, we do an offensive and film and defensive film breakdown on

YouTube. These are best watched on YouTube, but you can also listen to them on podcast. Now,

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leave a comment. That'll help us grow these videos and get them out to more people. Nick and I

will give evaluations, we'll give observations, then that portion of the show will be dedicated to a film review analysis. In addition to that, any plays that aren't recovered in that that we want to add on, we will add on later to kind of make a point or just show you some more tape of the Giants. Now, hopefully it'll be tape of wins. But today is the offense, Nick, and it does

feel a lot like Groundhog Day to me, as I mentioned on last night's pod. And I'll get to this in a

little bit, but I got to say, man, I felt like I was watching tape of the 2024 offense, the

2023 offense, and of the 2022 and 2021 offense at times from a quarterback standpoint,

eyes down, looking at the pass rush, misplacement on shot plays, bailing from pockets you

shouldn't bail from, no hope on these third and long situations, all the things that we

criticized Daniel Jones for, Russell Wilson must be criticized for in this game.

Absolutely.

Now, I also think if we want to speak more broadly,

we should as a fan base accept that the Giants are a poorly coached team

until proven otherwise.

That's what we need to accept as a collective fan base.

And the only way to prove that you're not a poorly coached team is to be competitive

against anybody, really.

I know that Washington commanders are a good football team,

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