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Blue Wire. Welcome back. This is the head of Halloween. Blue Liar.

Welcome back.

This is the big blue banter.

New York Giants football podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my co-host, Nick Tolado.

And today we got a special guest, a reoccurring guest, a friend of the show,

Ken McEusuf.

You might remember him from this offseason when he joined us to break down on what we can expect from Wink Martindale as defensive coordinators. Giants is one of our most popular podcasts of the offseason. Why? Because it does exactly what we love on the show, the reason we've been able to build a following. He talks excellent. He talks excellent knows. He knows the game. He knows the film. he's an excellent addition to the show anytime we can get him. So, Ken, thank you so much for joining us today to talk about this big matchup between the Ravens and the Giants. But before we do that, I want you to tell people where they can find your X's and O's content, where they can find your breakdowns and anything else, you know, any other way where people can follow you.

Easy, easy enough. I'm at Film Study Ravens on Twitter. I see you missing the ad sign up here in my

plaque, but that's okay, at Film Study Ravens. And it's Film StudyBaltimore.com. A lot of information

on the defense and offensive line scoring both. So, Ken, let's start with the elephant in the room.

Former Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator, Domink, Martindale,

is now with the New York Giants.

And New York Giants and New York fans are pretty damn happy with how that has transpired

through five games, the 4 and 1 New York Giants.

So I wanted to ask you about Mike McDonald and how the transition for the Baltimore

Ravens has been with the new defensive coordinator who was underwink Martindale when he was there

and then left to go to Michigan and now is back with the Ravens. Yeah. So I think there's been

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