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Make sure to read the full terms and disclaimer, plus complete the survey for a chance to win. Bluewirepods.com slash survey. The link is also in the show notes of this episode. Welcome back. It's the Big Blue Banter, New York Giants Football Podcast. I'm Dan Schneier. It's always my coach, Nick Falado. And a little disappointed right now, Nick, because I was supposed to, I entered a raffle the other day.

A big raffle where I looked in the thing because you could see the little cup of tickets and how many each person put in.

I know I put in about 40 to 50 percent of the tickets in that raffle.

She was for a signed Dexter Lawrence framed photo, a photo, a replica giant's helmet signed by Lawrence and then like 16 other giants things that you could get from this grab bag. And like I was going to put it all back here. I was super excited for it. And I lost. And I put in 45% of the tickets, a lot of money into this thing, not happy about that. But I have to roll forward. and i to move forward, just like we have to move forward as Giants fans. And that's the connection here. But today we're doing my favorite thing to do during a loss season like this. That's the mailbag. The reason I love the mailbag is you get to talk 30,000 for few questions. You get to hear from the listeners who are watching and consuming our product. and we get to make the listeners part of the show. So these are always my favorite to do.

So without further ado, we got a lot of questions. who are watching and consuming our product. And we get to make the listeners part of the show.

So these are always my favorite to do. So without further ado, we got a lot of questions. We're going to see what we can get to. Before we do that, I'll do a quick. Nick, how you doing intro? I'm doing excellent. Let's get to some questions, Dan. Okay, KS-I-X-I. Great Twitter follow, by the way, asks, Brian Dable seems to be able to make pretty strong game plans and his ability to maximize the quarterback's effectiveness is great.

But how do you reconcile the macro decisions such as fourth down decisions, his temper, the kicker situation, playing a doy at punt returner, things like that in evaluating him for hot seat heading into 2025?

I personally don't reconcile that.

I hold it against him. I think it just adds to the heat that that seat is generating day in

and day out. And we've defended Daible for certain decisions in the past. And we've also jumped

at him and chewed his ass out on this podcast. A lot of the decisions

that he just mentioned right here. And to me, I don't think I'm reconciling it at this point.

This is a week to week game by game type of evaluation. And if this thing implodes a la 2020 with

Joe Judge, 2021, whatever it was, 2021 with Joe Judge, then he might be out of a job at the end of this season. And I think a lot of those decisions that you brought up are our decisions that would lead to that final decision. Yeah, I think I agree with Nicole Hardly on this. I do respect his ability to design a game plan. I do respect some of what we see on tape, which is really fun stuff. And I respect the fact that he's gone a lot at a quarterbacks like Daniel Jones, Tommy DeVito, and Tyrod Taylor. These are not all world beating quarterbacks. And he's generated a lot of production out of them for what they are, in my opinion of what they are as quarterbacks. But at the same time, I can't just lean on everything he does offensively as the be all end all when guys like

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