Busy, busy show. Joe B. will join us coming up at 4 o'clock. His thoughts on the jet loss of the Ravens and obviously the branded Nimmo trade. We will hear from David Stearns in a little bit and why Dexter Lawrence didn't play in overtime. But real quick, before you get back to your calls, this tweet from Malik neighbors that was deleted about five minutes after it was posted concerning his Giants team that he was watching yesterday.

Sometimes I think they'd be making us

lose on purpose. Because it's

no way, bro. You throw the ball

instead of running it to make them

burn two timeouts. Then you

don't kick the field goal. Then they have

to go down and score. Football

common sense. Am I missing something?

And what I loved about this post was, really, if this was a year ago, this would have been

perfect. Right. Because a year ago, Tommy and others thought the Giants were tanking. And we don't,

we never think players are tanking. I don't even think coaches are tanking maybe until the very end. Right. I don't even think the Giants are doing that now. I think they're legitimately trying to win the game. They just don't know how. Oh, definitely. There's no question. That's why I would have preferred this post last year. Because this year it's just more funny, but obviously in November, the Giants yesterday weren't tanking. But basically Malik neighbors accused the Giants of it.

Sometimes I think they'd be making us lose on purpose.

Who's he saying that about?

I don't know.

But it's kind of, it's funny because that's what we say as analysts of this team.

We say the same thing, not that they're trying to win on purpose, but they do these stupid things that

it's not smart game management. Right. And like I know there's personnel that talk about this and

they have these conversations. But why is it every single game? It's the same thing. It's the same

outcome. The same bad decisions, the same poor play.

These guys aren't positioned to become heroes.

This post by neighbors, see, if you just tuned in, Tommy and I had a fun debate about the Mets, right?

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