Blue Liar.

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

Join as always my co-host, Nick Palado. Today we're here to preview the Giants Panthers

Week 2 game, and we got a special guest for you on this one. It's the man with 7,335 career

rushing yards, 51 rushing TV, seven receiving teams, a 2015 promo bid, maybe some of the best film in college at Oregon that I've ever seen coming out of there. And that was before Oregon was Oregon. And that man is Jonathan Stewart. You played for the Carolina Panthers and the New York football giants. He's here today to help us down. Help us break down this game. So what's going on today, Jonathan? Not much, man. Just another day. Another day, another dollar. That's what they say. Jonathan, I wanted to go over that last game against the Cleveland Browns. It was a strange, sloppy game in general. I mean, 18 missed tackles by Phil Snow's

defense, a few bobbled snaps. Cleveland almost doubled the time of possession, and there was just

that weird fake spike scenario at the end of the game with Jacoby. Brissette, what's the overall

pulse right now after that week one loss that was actually really close? And I think it took like a

58-yard field goal by a rookie in order for Cleveland to seal really close and I think it took like a 58 yard field goal by a rookie

in order for Cleveland to seal that win. I think everyone, you know, waking up Monday,

probably just woke up feeling a little optimistic. I mean, you know, the third and fourth quarter,

they see their team come alive, you know, halftime adjustments, whatever it is.

Those are things that you can at least bank on, especially first game of the season.

You know, the benefit of the doubt for your home team, you kind of have to bank it, you know, let rest your head on that.

Otherwise, you're banging your head against the wall, trying to figure out what's going on.

No one knows what's going on besides the guys that are, you know, within that, those rooms,

those, you know, the film study rooms and the weight rooms and on that field.

So you just got to, you know, put your trust in what's going on with your team and

just hope that they come out, prepare, and execute.

I want to ask you a little bit, Jonathan, about the New Panthers offense.

It's a familiar face there in Carolina, offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo, former head coach

in the New York Football Giants.

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