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Greg Van Rotten, Roy Roberts and Harris.

I'm Bobbitt here at the football room.

Who would have thought this was the episode we were going to have to stop and restart?

The episode that we've been least looking forward to, and been putting off the most.

But it is the Greg Van Roe and Roy Robertson

Roy Robertson-Harris episode. It's the longest title name, I think, in Giants Nation Show history.

And it's the last episode that I'm doing in the north before I head back to Hot, Human

Florida. Grump, how are you? I'm doing great. I think that this one's going to come out excellent. We've had a lot of practice starting and stopping this one a couple of times to get it right. And I, I'm looking forward to this being an A plus PPP. It's going to be, it's, it's going to be one of the least viewed PPPs, but the people who listen to this one are going to, like, they're going to remember it more than us talking about Darius Layton's, you know, splits with and without Daniel Jones and Tyrone Tracey and the fump.

Like they're just, everyone's going to remember. It's the Greg Van Ruin, Roy Robertson, Harris, PPP.

But let's, let's freaking talk about Greg Van Ruin.

Greg Van Rotton, some people would say.

35 years old, 6 foot 4, 300 pound guard enters year two with the Giants and year 11 in the NFL.

The Giants are 10-6 for him.

He's done the New York trifecta, one of the few guys who's done it.

Bill's, Jets, and Giants. Bill's fans, please comment that the year old came in New York trifecta, one of the few guys who's done it. Bill's, Jets, and Giants.

Bill's fans, please comment that the Earl and King in New York.

It's funny every single time.

The Giants were forced to sign him last year, and then he ended up playing for them

more than any offensive alignment on the team.

He started all 17 games, which, again, he was the only offensive alignment on the team to do that.

Yeah.

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