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Blue Liar.

Welcome, back.

This is the Big Blue Banter, New York Giants Podcast. I'm Dan Schneier. I'm joined as always with my co-hosting Palado.

Over the last week since we've done this, the Giants have a new defensive coordinator, Patrick Graham, new offensive coordinator, Jason Garrett, and several new position coaches, including one I'm pretty excited about quarterback's coach jerry shiplinski

hoping i'm pronouncing those names correctly time will tell let's dive into all this news right now

nip but before that i want to wish you happy birthday buddy let's a little bit about your birthday last

night uh and any interesting stories that came from it nah man it was pretty uh cut and dry it dry. It was a fun little thing. I had a party a while ago, a little surprise party that my family threw through me, and they totally caught me aloof, which really pisses me off because I feel like I'm on top of things. Obviously not enough. Fair enough. And I guess my invite must have got lost in the email. Yeah, you don't know my older brother probably. He's the one who organized it all. Anyway, happy birthday, Nick. Now it's time to have some Giants football because that's who we're here for and that's what the people want. So you did a really good job diving deep into our new defensive coordinator, Patrick Graham, somebody who, you know, coordinated that Dolphins defense

last year, but really is a bit unknown, comes from that Patriot system of coaching, that coaching

tree. What can you tell us about what his defense might look like with the Giants? And I've got a few

questions kind of get us started there. So first, the most important to me would be, how do you

think his defense will differ from what we've seen from James

Betcher's Giants defense over the last two seasons? So his defense is a little bit more simpler

than James Betcher, whereas we talked about a lot on this podcast, James Betcher utilized a lot of

pattern match kind of coverages, which is derived from the old Rip Liz that Nick Sabin and

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