Coming out, the Cowboys and Eagles battle out for bragging rights in the NFC East and some interesting interconference matchups across the board.

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Welcome in. You're listening to Lockdown Game to Game NFL local experts taking you from game to game in week six of the NFL season. I'm your host, Kainani Stevens. Thank you so much

for making locked on your first listen every single weekday. The Giants have proved so far this year that they are

legit. They will get another chance to prove it as they take on a legitimate dual threat

quarterback in Lamar Jackson this week and the Ravens. Locked on Giants walks us through the

defense and what they'll need to do to slow down Lamar. The New York Giants are looking to improve

to 5 and 1 this year with a win over the Baltimore

Ravens on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. But in order to do that, they're going to have to figure

out a way to slow down quarterback Lamar Jackson, who is undefeated against NFC teams.

What's up, everybody? This is Patricia Traynor, host of the Lothon Giants podcast. And if the

Giants are to slow down Jackson and the Ravens offense, they're going to need to do two things.

First, they're going to have to consider putting a spy on Jackson and force him to beat them

with his arm. And if they can accomplish that, they'll probably want to pay extra attention to

tight-end Mark Andrews, the team's leading receiver, ensuring that he's tightly covered.

Now, here's the good news for the Giants. Defensive coordinator, Wink, Martindale probably

knows that Ravens offense as well as anyone outside of their organization, thanks to his days as the Ravens'

defensive coordinator. Thus far, Martindale has shown creativity and devising effective game

plans for the Giants that have changed from week to week, making it difficult for opponents to get a

beat on them. What will he dial up against Jackson and the Ravens? And will it be

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