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It's Monday, September 11th. It's a heavy heart day for a lot of us.

We'll be joining the anniversary ceremony happening just outside our building as the morning moves along on the 22nd anniversary of September 11th. I'm Jamie Erdall. That is Kyle Brandt, for Schrager, and a Super Bowl champion to my left, Jason McCordy. We're going to get to what Peter and Jason were up to this weekend, but Kyle, please kick it off with the lead block. All right, if we have to, Cowboys at Giants had happened last night.

This is really something, guys. If you went to bed early, if you had too much football,

40 to nothing, Cowboys win. Let's hear what both head coaches, including the reigning coach of

the year, had to say after a 40 to Bubkiss. I mean, it's one game. We're excited. We feel good. We feel good about what we play tonight. I think we're still evolving. We know where we want to go. I feel like we are fully capable and having an understanding how to get there. But it's a long journey. So we took the first step the right way. I got beat all the way around from coaching to playing. I accept that. Got a lot to learn from, a lot to work on, and that's what we'll do. No excuses. Give credit to Dallas. They just did everything better than we did tonight. All right, that is the third time in Giants history that they have been a shutout in a 40-plus point loss. That is not part of the history books that you want to be in, but alas, here we are on a Monday morning. Cowboys looked great. They were all over the Giants from start to finish last night. Jason unpacked this one for us. Unpacked this one? I'm watching the game, and the post game comes on, and you have Dak Prescott. You have Tony Powell, and I'm like, Melissa Stark is talking to him. I'm like, where are the defenders? The Dallas Cowboys were absolutely insane on defense last night, whether it was Michael Parsons. Anybody, Daniel Jones was running for his life. That was like when Magic Johnson was working with the Lakers front office and he made that face. He was like, I ain't going to be here. I love that. Daniel Jones on the sideline, Dable just kept putting him in the game, just series after series and the scores 40 to zero. At some point, Daniel Jones need to look at Dable like, I ain't going back in there anymore because they could not block anybody. Everybody was coming from all over. All the turf just all over Daniel Jones' face.

That was the description of the night for the New York Giants.

They couldn't get anything going from start to finish.

The worst defeat that they've had, the Cowboys putting up 40 points.

This is division game.

We talked about.

Dak Prescott has owned the New York Giants.

And what he's to do? Sunday night football goes in there and they do not score a single point.

Pete Shreggs, your thoughts. Come on now, baby. Let's go. It's raining outside. It's a dreary Monday morning.

I'm thinking about all the Giants fans who schlepped to the stadium and sat in those ponchos and got rained on and spent the entire summer thinking about all the hype and all the jubilation and oh, Daniel Jones and Sequin and Waller and Paris Campbell, oh my!

And they now have to go two and a half hours in traffic because there's traffic on the van.

But there's also traffic on Route 3 because they're doing construction on the Buckner. And you're traveling two and a half hours in rain

and just sleet right now outside our window. You can't take the Buckner? It's like construction

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