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Welcome back. It's the big blue banter new york giants football

podcast i'm dan schneier joined as always my ghost nick volato today we're here to break down the all 22

offensive film of the giants though it wasn't that offensive of the giants uh lost to the eagles in week

eight uh so overall here i feel like the giants came into this game with a little bit of,

we played the Eagles once already.

We had a game plan to attack the Eagles.

Let's see what we can do a second time.

And this was just a very different game when you have Jalen Carter on the field and

Kenyon Mitchell on the field, ultimately.

But I feel like the Giants have plenty of opportunities on offense and plenty of big plays on offense that were either called

back by penalty, Darry Slateon won, or just dropped passes.

And obviously the biggest difference, and I think we'll talk about this today, was why

was the run game available in the first game against the Eagles where the Giants had great

success in the run and not in this game, which kind of made the Giants a very one-dimensional offense in the second half pass first. So where do you want to start or what stood out to you the most from watching the tape? One thing, I think we could start with Jackson Dart. Look, it wasn't a perfect game. I think a lot of the sacks can be attributed to Dart, as we said said in the reaction show, but I look at Jack's Dart and he seems to have a sort of, and I know this is not really something that can be quantified. I don't really love using terms like this, but there is a certain it factor with Jackson Dart where he can figure certain things out, extend plays, and just make things happen. That does seem to be innate.

We've used that word now for a couple weeks, more so when we're just talking about

pocket maneuverability and an understanding of like spatial awareness and where his

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