Welcome back. It's the big blue banter New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier. Join as always my host, Nick Lotto, recording part three and part two in the same day, but they won't be released. This is the Melbag episode. If you enjoy, please, please, please hit that like button. It's going to take you one and a half seconds. It's done wonders for us by me pushing this. So this eventually turned to a bit at this point, Nick, like I'm going to be asking for this like button a lot.

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picking, let's say, fourth or something and the Giants have the opportunity to get that

quarterback, I'd like to pursue that.

But there's so much conjecture here because we have no idea what the situation is.

You know, so, but I'm open to anything this far out.

It's a great question.

I think Green Machine, Nick's right.

It depends, I think, on our evaluation of the quarterback class because if we have that

high draft pick and we're in position to get a quarterback that we believe in Nick and I,

we're going to choose that route instead because the signing Dak Prescott route means

you're going to pay him probably the top the signing Dak Prescott route means you're

going to pay him probably the top five, if not the highest paid quarterback contract.

That's just how things work.

It'll probably be top three, maybe top five.

With that said, I'm not closed book to it because I think in general, he's a very, very

underrated quarterback in the NFL by the majority of fans because

some interceptions, he's thrown at bad times and because of no playoff success, which

hasn't always been his fault. But what he brings to the table is oftentimes not really

realize unless you're watching the tape. And it's anticipatory throwing. It's recognition

of defense's rotation post snap, recognition pre-snap, getting the ball out of his hands, putting it in spots, leading it. There's a reason he throws for 4,500 and 4,000, and 35 touchdowns. Despite having one amazing receiver and not that much else. I know he has a good old line, but it's because of anticipatory throwing. I promise you it's because of that. And that doesn't make him perfect. He throws picks when he shouldn't. He's been bad and bad spots. So I'm not all in on him by any means. But at this stage of it, I'm open to it. Let's just say that. I'm not all in. And I know you're not either, but I'm open to getting what I would consider an obvious upgrade at the quarterback position. Even though it would be costly, it's not like they're not paying for quarterback as is. They've just paid big for quarterback the last two years. It would

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