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Welcome back. This is the Big Blue Banter New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my ghost, Nicolato. Tonight, we're here to break down the New York Giants

offense on the all 22 coaches. That's right, both angles, sideline and end zone in their

win over the cults in week 17. This was a playoff clinching wing. It was a dominant performance by the offense. We went over it on the reaction show from last night, but barely any punts and stops against the Giants' office. They punted once to start the game, which we're about to go over. They got bogged down for a field goal, but it was basically only a time running out, the end of the half. And then they just put in the backup. So almost flawless game from the offense by far, even over the Vikings game, their best offensive performance of the year, when you just consider how few punts they had and how much success they had on the offensive side of the ball was one of the things that and i talked about

it last night one of the my key takeaways from the broadcast the same as it was from the film

i just love the expansion of the past game now that they've moved to this past first style

with 89% 11 personnel a lot of shotgun it's really meshed well with what jones's skill set is and

more importantly they're expanding the past game. They're expanding some

the concepts and the route combination. So I was really excited to see that again on tape because it gives me some hope that there's still some meat on the bone as far as what we're going to see from the Giants of the playoffs versus what we saw in the regular season. Like if this team carries over the momentum, they've started to build in the past game to the playoffs, they're becoming a team in my mind that has a chance to make a run. They didn't have that momentum

carrying over the past game to the playoffs, they're becoming a team in my mind that has a chance to make a run.

They didn't have that momentum carrying over the past game in my mind. They wouldn't have had a chance. And so that changes a lot for me as far as expectations go. But what was one of your main takeaways from watching the film versus broadcast? First, I want to get into the past, maybe a little bit later, but I want to bring up, because this offense is transitioning to a much more pass-heavy type of approach out of 11 personnel, just how diverse the rushing attack was in this game. It's not like the Giants relied on the run, but the Giants had crack toss. They had WAM concepts. They had Y insert where the tight end goes right into the B gap to pick up that play side linebacker or

backside linebacker.

They had inside zone.

They had duo.

So even though the giants are kind of transitioning, like we said, to the more pass-heavy

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