It's Boomer and Gio on the fan and CBS Sports Network live from Giants Camp from the traveling

Bill Ford Top Studio.

You are hearing to the listening to the beautiful voice of the man who is sitting next to me.

That is quarterback James Winston who showed up this morning with no shoes, bare feet.

Are you a grounding guy, James?

I'm a big grounding guy. Big grounding guy. And's actually my my jazz tunes that your jazz tunes yes not my that's the new

orleans in me that yes of course yeah i mean that's like preservation hall that type of stuff

i mean it is it's deep down in there but yeah so the grounding tell me about it you like to have

your feet on the grass and feet on the concrete and feel that stuff to get in the mood. Like, what is it about? Yeah, it just eliminates information and just allows you to be connected with the earth. Eliminates information and allows you to be connected. Well, that's a good thing. Inflammation. Oh, I thought you said information. I was going to say, yeah. The southern accent, I know sometimes. We have an accent up here, too, by the way. You know, so Gio here, my partner was, like, so hoping that you were going to sign with the Giants. Yeah. Because you were the perfect personality for a team that has lacked major personality here. How has your experience been so far? Well, I'm happy and grateful to be here.

The quarterback room is amazing. Obviously, it's the greatest city in the world. But being in Jersey,

getting acclimated to the Jersey culture is amazing as well. Just such great people and very open-minded

people and straight to the point. So I really like that because there's no small conversations. They're going to tell you what they got to say and then you go on from there. All right. So when you say Jersey culture, what are the things that pop into your minds that you've been here about the New Jersey, New York culture? One thing in particular is just they're straight to the point. And aside, you know, sometimes we can be a little bit more lenient in our opinions, but a lot of Jerseyans, they tell you what's on their heart, and I really respect that and admire that.

Obviously, the Italian culture, the Tumma DeVito's and everyone, I mean, not being familiar with Jersey, I only experienced Jersey Shore, like from a perception of watching TV.

You like that show?

You know, I was a kid.

Yeah, me too, yeah.

And that was the only thing I saw about Jersey.

Right.

But we're in North Jersey, so it's a little different.

So you're a big Snucky fan?

Is that what you're telling us?

I forget the characters.

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