Blue Liar.

Welcome back.

This is the Big Blue Bander, New York Giants football podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

Join, as always, my co-ist Nick Vallado.

Today, we have a special guest joining us on the show.

It's John Glennon, who covers the Tennessee Titans for Fan Nation Network and S-I Sports Illustrated channel. He also covers the Preds for NHL.com, so that's pretty cool. UVA grad. So he's got that Bennett, the Bennett basketball, the Roofer, which is great because I'm a Wisconsin fan, and we have those Bennett ties too. So all good stuff on that level. But, John, thank you for joining us today, and we're excited to have you here.

Sure. Thanks for having me. Awesome. So let's get into this thing. Let's jump right into this matcher because the Titans is an interesting one. They opened around four and a half, five point favorites. That line has jumped to six and a half. I think everyone's kind of on the same page. The Titans are going to take it to the Giants. but I wonder if that is the case because it is week one and we see tricky things happen.

So I want to start with the overall identity of this Titans offense under coordinator Todd Downing. So we know it's Eric Henry. He's back. Looks like he's healthy from everything I've seen, which is really important. And, you know, Wink Martindale Giants, new defensive court hitter, basically called him the

king. He said, you got to unthrown the king. And that's a scary thing for the Giants right now,

because they just cut their starting lineback from two years ago, their best linebacker, Blake Martinez. Tate Crowder, former seventh rounders in there. They might have a rookie fifth rounder playing in there with Michael McFadden, Austin Caledra.

So do you think this Titans offense will look similarly to what we've seen with a healthy

Derek Henry or will there be some new wrinkles?

You know, there'll probably be some new wrinkles.

I mean, they added this year a passing game coordinator and Tim Kelly.

So, you know, they'll probably shake things up a little bit there.

But the fact of the matter is, you know, there's a lot of new faces when it comes to the

past catchers. You know, gone, of course, is A.J. Brown and Julio Jones, you know,

and you've got some question marks in the receiving game with, you know, Trailing Burks,

the rookie, you know,

it was kind of off and on during the offseason. Robert Woods is coming off an ACL injury,

you know, and your top tight end is Austin Hooper. He's new to the team as well. So there's a lot

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