All right, folks.

We're live. This is our first Q&A, brought to you by FanDual Sportsbook on the Believe Network. I figure I'll give this a shot, something new, something to do after the game, after we watched that game for, you know, three hours. I'm Jerry Foley. I'm the senior editor of the Giant Insider newspaper. Chris is at the game. Saw him asking questions in the presser. We said we'll probably come back later this week with a podcast. So I wanted to try and do a Q&A, something new, see if you guys want to jump in and, you know, kind of discuss what's going on with the Giants and what's going on or what happened with this game today. It was another close one but let's be honest it was

an ugly one i thought they'd get beat worse i think i said 2710 i think chris had i want to say like

2417 or 2413 or 2013 he had a game a lot closer than i did i thought this was going to be

an absolute disaster and it started off like it was going to be an absolute disaster. And it started

off like it was going to be. And then lo and behold, Brian Burns makes a play because he's,

you know, look, one of the only guys on this defense who can make a play, you know, sack,

fumble of McCarthy. You know, the sad part about this is the Vikings were playing with a lot of

reserves, right? And look, I know playing with a lot of reserves, right?

And look, I know there's a lot of people who are rooting for a loss because they want the first pick and they want to trade down or do whatever with it.

And I don't blame any of you.

I don't judge you.

I've always said that I don't judge giant fans if they root against their team for better draft picks.

But this was one that you feel like they could have won.

You know, Burns makes the play.

And the Vikings, I think, were without, you know, two tackles, a center.

Raw injured.

Giants, I think, finished with three sacks.

One from Carter.

Carter had three sacks in a row.

Three games in a row, I should say a sack, three games in a row.

Burns had the play of the day.

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