Blue Wire.

Welcome back.

This is the big blue banter.

New York Giants football podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

I joined as always my co-ist Nick Bellato.

And tonight we're coming to you doing something we haven't done since, well, this podcast wasn't even around in 2016.

But as fans, we haven't done it since 2016.

The Giants are 1-0. The Giants have won the first game of season, the season opener. We go into this full week of content, time where we're just like, oh, yeah, we won. Let's take a look at the schedule now. What's up next? Oh, yes, 1-0. No, no, no, no. We're not one of those O-in-one teams.

No, no, no, no, no.

Look at us.

Check the standings.

One and O, yes, one and no, no, no, no, no. We're not one of those O and one teams. No, no, no, no, no.

No, no. Look at us. Check the standings. One and no, baby, because the Giants won their first season games, their season opener since 2016. And actually, I saw a stat that it was their first in the last, or their first, I think, in the last 11 years or 10 years, something crazy like that and just in in a late moment because the Giants in the first half looked like, oh, my God,

it's another season of this.

We're somehow going to have to do this again, Nick.

And that means podcasts, three a week, breaking down film.

Maybe we see some dumb backup quarterback play.

Maybe we see something that means nothing for next year.

And in a moment's time from the second half on, the adjustments the Giants made, the big decisions they made, and the big plays made by key players, everything flipped on its head and it became a game where, oh my God, the Giants looked like they may be the better team in the second half right now. Are the Giants potentially mounting a comeback all the way through the point of the Giants scored the game tying touchdown and turned it into a game winning touchdown by deciding to go for two and then obviously the miss field at the end. But it's incredible, Nick. I don't know where you want to start, but I want to throw it over to you. It is absolutely incredible, Dan. It is such a great feeling to have a coach who is willing to make those difficult calls, to put his team in a position to actually win the football game, put his trust in his players like he did right there, man. I'm ecstatic at the fact that the Giants are in that position and the fact that came away with the win. I mean, this is the former number one seed in the AFC from last season. Now, I think it's safe to say that they're a little overrated and they lost A.J. Brown and they lost some key pieces along their offensive line. But no one thought the Giants were going to go into Nashville and win this football game. And they were down 13 nothing or something at halftime, right? And they were able to battle back with good defense that stepped up in the

right times and then a rushing attack with great run blocking up front and a vintage Sequin

Barkley that we really haven't seen since probably the end of 2019 or you can even argue

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