We'll start here with mistakes.

Shotgun snap. They only rush four. Dart steps up in the pocket. Now, lobs it downfield. He's got Theo Johnson. Through his hands and incomplete. He's got to catch that for a touchdown. And he pounds the turf in disgust. He takes his helmet off. He wants to slam it. That should have been a 29-yard touchdown. But it wasn it wasn't but good for them they could at least line up for the field goal now clearly bob couldn't see where you know

see what was going on but you get the point this is the spike in the shoe into the turf moment

now young way coup out to try a field goal of 47 yards off.

I'm assuming this is it anyway.

Snap is good, kick on its way, and it gets blocked.

Gillen has it, and he's going to get tackled at the 44-yard line.

So the Giants Special Teams has given up a punt run return for a touchdown.

They've had a field goal block,

and all because Theo Johnson dropped a touchdown pass

that would have pulled the giant team in three.

That was a tough catch.

He always pulled out his knee.

Yeah, I know.

I mean, with all this talk about guys fixing prop pets and stuff, like to see something like that, I'm telling you it crossed my mind. I was like to see a guy jam his foot into the turf as opposed to kick the football. Just cross my mind. I mean, if he makes that field goal, they would have been covering at that moment, too. I mean, obviously, it was early in in the game and it didn't matter, but my God. Yeah. And Bob hates Theo Johnson apparently. And by the way, it did go through his hand. It's a tough catch. But it's still a tough catch. It's not like he was just standing there with no one around them. I'm trying to think how many tight ends in a league make that catch. You think Sam Laporta makes that catch? Maybe

Ferguson down in Dallas makes that catch. There's a good handful that probably make that

catch. I mean, he's had, I think he's had a pretty decent season personally. And he's been asked

to do a lot of things that he might not normally be asked to do if Malik neighbors were out there.

True. So he is actually learning on the fly different aspects of being an offensive

weapon for the Giants, which is a really good thing. That is, that's developing a young

player. And you could see what it means to him. You know, he took a wicked shot on the other

sideline, too, by the way, helmet to helmet. But I don't know if that had anything to do with any of this. I don't know. Here was Koo. What happened on the kick that wasn't? I wasn't able to kick through the ball. The ball was moving when I was driving to it, so I just pulled up on it. Your leg and get stuck. No, no, I couldn't. As I was driving to it, the bottom of the ball was slipping out, so I just pulled up on it. Yeah. I don't think so. I mean, it wasn't moving very early when Jamie Gillen had it, but that was also the slow-motion shot. I mean, it was ready to be kicked. You know what I'm on this? That ball was preparing to be kicked. By the way, because you, when the guy catches the ball, don't they usually spin it? Yes. The laces are out. I was a holder at one time, yes. But I will say that I blame Graham Gano. I mean, that damn guy can't stay healthy. True. That's the problem. So there's that. Then you have the whole Abdul Carter situation. Here is Mike Kafka. I guess he was asked about this a thousand times. You can stop it whenever you want. This is a little montage of him responding to benching Carter. That was a coach's decision. My decision. Based on how we went during the week, just was the decision I wanted to make. No, it was just my decision to not, to not play. It was just strictly my decision. And it was my decision to not play. Again, this is one of the things that I decided to do. You know, I talked with I do about this week and decided to not play them for the first two series. This was just strictly my decision. I mean, you get it. It goes on for 40 seconds. I know how many

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