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It's time now for the training camp update brought to you by Jack Pocket and we bring in the

guide covers of Giants for us. Jordan run on. You're nice enough to spend a couple of minutes here

on the show. Jordan, it's Michael, Don and Peter, hope you're doing well.

I am. Thanks for having me guys. Yeah, all three of you is the treat for me here.

Yeah, it is the street. Here we go. So we had on Dan Olopsi yesterday and you know,

there, there, there seem to be different schools of thought that, you know, the Giants last year,

they won a lot of really close games. It's not going to happen this year. They might take a step back.

Dan Olopsi said he felt that they have closed in on the Cowboys. They're still behind the Eagles,

but he thinks they are a playoff team. From what you've seen so far in training camp,

do you agree with them or disagree? I'll say this. So this is my 10th training camp covering the

Giants. This is probably the best the offense has looked inside been there. And I grant that the

bar is not that high, right? Right. Because so 2015, right? Remember, so I came in 2013, 2014,

Naka do arrives, okay? So, you know, it's Eli switching offense for the first time in his career.

That offense, that summer looked like a mess. Then in 2015, there were better. 2015 started to go

downhill and they never really track. But as a whole, like this offense looks solid. Like the one

question mark you have is that offensive line, but you look at the weapon and you say, okay,

you know, look at the wide receivers, okay? They're not great, but Paris Campbell is a, you know,

proven pro Isaiah Hodgins showed something last year. You have various play in who every year

finishes with 700 yards. And then you add in our number one receiver in Dermwaller and this dude,

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