Giants vs. Cardinals Key Takeaways, What We Want To See on All-22

Big Blue Banter: A New York Giants Football Podcast

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Sports News, Football, Sports, News

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🗓️ 21 October 2019

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Dan and Nick dive into their key takeaways just hours after the Giants lost to the Cardinals. They break down Pat Shurmur's in-game situational coaching and his lacking offensive game plan with 10 days to prepare. They talk about another Jekyll and Hyde performance from Daniel Jones, but why it's not time to panic yet. The regression of the offensive line becomes a major of concern that Nick and Dan expand on. They also break down how the Giants can lose a game where they won time of possession, had more yards, more first downs, and held the opposing team to just 104 yards passing. Finally, Dan and Nick clean up all the loose ends and touch on the future of how the Giants might handle their coaching situation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:48.5	Welcome back, everyone.
0:50.0	This is the Big Blue Banter Podcast.
0:51.9	I'm Dan Schneier, and I'm joined by my co-host Nicolato.
0:54.8	Today, we're going to do things a little bit different. For those who know us, you know the podcast is dedicated to analysis based on rewatching the game via the coaches' all-22 angle. And we still will be doing that. It'll come later this week. But tonight, we're diving into our rapid reactions, key takeaways from our first watch through the broadcast angle
1:11.6	of the Giants 27-21 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. And on that note, how are you doing on this
1:16.6	Sunday night, Nick? Hey, man, I'm doing pretty well. I mean, the Giants didn't exactly show up with
1:22.5	the team traveling from the West Coast for a one o'clock start team. That's playing pretty hot right now, but isn't
1:28.6	exactly world beaters by any stretch of the imagination. But other than that, I'm doing okay, my friend.
1:33.5	Yeah, Nick, I mean, the Giants are now two, nine and one in their last 12 home games against
1:39.0	the spread. They entered this game as three point favorites. That line moved to two and a half and back
1:43.8	up the three and three and a half. The Gi the giants this was a game that i felt would be a measuring stick
1:48.9	for them as far as the 2019 season went it's a game they have to win at home against an
1:53.9	arizona cardinal team that granted was playing some of their best football over the last
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