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Jerry Reco is here to break it all down.

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A win for the Jets.

An interesting one will get to them in a moment.

And an interesting loss for the Giants is Bob Papa counts the ways in the final seconds in Chicago.

They blew the Dallas game.

They blew the Denver game.

And now they've handed one away in Chicago.

The final seconds tick off.

And the Giants will fall to 2 and 8. That had to have been a brutal flight home again. Yeah. All giants. Yeah, I suppose. And you also got to remember that they lost to the Saints. Yeah. And again, that they actually played much better than the final score. 14-0. 14-3 or something. Yeah, it was 14-3 to 3, and then all of a sudden a turnover started to happen. Really something. Here's Brian Daibles. So, you know, they're up 20 to 10 in the fourth quarter. The bear score, the final couple of touchdowns. But with that, the field goal that made it 20 to 10, they were on the one yard line. There was the penalty.

Could have gone for the fourth down again.

He opted again just to keep the points on the board.

Did you think about changing your mind at all?

Yeah, I thought about it.

I thought take the points, get a 10-point lead in the fourth.

That's our defense was playing good.

Yeah, so. I said honest answer, I mean, it's easy for all of us to say, you know, after the fact, you should have won for it. But then, what happens if they don't make it? And you take the three points off the board. Well, you lose, too. You also lose. In that scenario. I think Greg Olson, was it Olson right? Yes, yeah, yeah.

I think his point was you go for it because with the way the defense is playing, leave the bears the ball in the half-yard line. Yeah, and that's what Brian Davis was playing. Or wherever the defense was playing well. But, you know, I don't know. I think it's just one of those things where you're two and seven. and, you know, like, I wouldn't consider that a reckless decision if they decided to go for it and didn't make it. I wouldn't say that was reckless. Not with their record, that's for sure. Here he was at the end asked about being fired. Brian, are you worried about your job at 2&8? Yeah, I'm just focused on, you know, these guys in the locker room.

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