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Williamson. This is the Locked On NFL podcast. Check me out at Williamson NFL. Today we're going to do a short

on the New York Giants. Really interesting team to me. And I actually was a GA with Ben McAdoo,

so I kind of have some rooting interest in his favor. They're very much a West Coast offense.

I said a lot of the same things about the Bengals offense in that instead, you know, they have a quarterback who is cerebral and certainly

Eli has advanced more than Dalton, but needs help around him at this point in his career,

without a doubt. I mean, he's not

and Aaron Rogers put the team on your back type of quarterback right now. Still very good to line

of scrimmage. When he can set his feet and throw is effective, but waning arm strength,

coming off a down year, quite possibly in the twilight of his career.

But instead of building line, like that's why I could bring up the Bengals, they went way out of

their way to give him weapons instead of blockers.

I'm really curious how that treats both these teams.

And because Manning so good at the line of scrimmage in this quick hitting passing game,

I think it has a better chance to be helpful for the Giants than the Bengals. But the Bengals running

game are certainly running backs are far superior. And that's not a knock on Perkins. Perkins is a good

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