Blue Wire.

Welcome back. It's the big blue banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Join as always my ghost, Nick Falado. Today we're here to talk a little bit about the overall

training camp, preseason, vibe and experience from the Giants first team offense, specifically the

passing game, specifically quarterback Daniel Jones. Coming off Monday's practice, which was a longer

session than usual, a lot of work for the ones, not a lot of reporting from the beat reporters

on staff. I think we're getting to the point, Nick, where Daibel and Kafka and Joe Shane and everyone

involved in the organization is like, yeah, no more tweets, no more discussing plays.

We're keeping the rest of this stuff in-house because this is the stuff we're going to use

in season, a lot of Reds and work.

And what we did hear from the beats and from those covering the Giants in-house, like the

Schmalk types, is that Daniel Jones won 21 of 25, completing his first 17

passes.

And Nick, yeah, he got a little sloppy late in practice.

I think Dean Belton had a pick six.

That dude just always finds himself around the football, Nick.

But 21 to 25, first 17-pass completions, this type of efficiency has pretty much become the Norman camp.

So today, Nick, what I want to talk about with you is what can we make of this?

What does it mean to be this efficient in camp?

And how does it translate to the regular season?

So what can we expect once we get to the real games, week one, first Dallas, where it actually

matters.

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