Well, we're live here as I check the mic and the mic looks good.

Welcome back to the big blue banter, New York Giants Football Podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my host, Nick Vallado.

We're here to recap another disastrous Giants loss.

This one dropping into 2008, the perceived worst team in the NFL, the Carolina Panthers,

though I think the Giants now have a case to be the worst team in the NFL, the Carolina Panthers, though I think the Giants now have a case

to be the worst team in the NFL after this loss.

What a disastrous game, Nick.

They had so many opportunities to win this game, the Giants.

It seems like a broken record when we say that, but the defense provided a lot of stops

in the second half.

The Panthers punted, I believe, six or seven times in this game.

That is a lot of punts for your defense to force the Giants team ends.

I know they gave a couple drives of Giants defense, but forcing six or seven puns.

The Giants, on the other hand, had 13 possessions on offense, 13 possessions on offense and scored 17 points

against the worst ranked defense in the NFL. How do you do that? How is that possible?

Well, here's how it's possible. You throw two interceptions in the red zone on offense,

the Giants, taking a minimum of six points off the board. You don't get the ball out on a

flea flicker with two guys designed wide open for potential touchdowns. You hold the ball on a

flea flicker instead of immediately catch and releasing it. You miss a wide open neighbors while

hitching two times into a throw on third down early that led to a punt taking a field goal off the board

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