All right, they play games Sunday. They have lost, as we know, eight games in a row.

And they'll try to snap that winning streak, that losing streak, excuse me, against the New York

Football Giants Sunday in East Rutherford, where it will be 25 degrees a kickoff with temperatures

falling through the game and winds increasing

during the game after somewhere between 2 and 4 inches of snow, which they are expecting

the snow to end by kickoff. It's more of a Saturday night through late Sunday morning gig.

So to me, there are a couple of things that are so obvious about this football game.

Number one is this. The Giants are the 31st ranked rush defense in the NFL.

Run the blanking football in this game and don't give up on it.

I don't care how many people are in the box.

No need for tricky numbers, no need for fly sweeps, no need for tackle eligibles.

I want my quarterback. If it's going to be Mario-Ota, you might as well have him in the game in which he is most effective, which is as a designed and an option runner.

He's a part of a run game, and I want Rodriguez assuming he's healthy.

He's got a groin injury. He was limited yesterday. We'll see what he is today. I want Rodriguez on that kind of a day. I want him to have

no less than 20 carries. 20 plus carries for Chris Rodriguez against the 31st ranked run defense in the NFL.

And then, by the way, I want Bill, I want Jacori Kroski-Marrett to have another 8-9

carries for them.

Marcus to have 6 to 7 carries. You know, you put that all together. That's

36 plus rushes in the game. That's how they win this game if you want them to win the football

game. Number two, and it's very, very obvious. It's not Brian Flores that you have to worry about.

Shane Bowen's gone.

But the Giants, if they are anything defensively, they are a good pass-rushing team.

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