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Good morning football. Hey, welcome to Good Morning Football, presented by old trap review jerky. We're live here in New York City. It's Monday, December 19th. I'm Jamie Errott. It's Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, Jason McCordy. Listen, if you watched a game, game half, a series of snap of football this weekend.

Congratulations, that was a gift. You had a gift coming to you because there has never been a greater weekend of football. I am convinced. You ready to tell stories, Peter? Yeah, but I think we got to start in Washington last night. Should we start Washington and the nation's capital? Let's get after this thing. All right. Erdall? Time for the lead block. There we go.

We want.

Let's go.

In a camo Viking shirt with a braid from Arundel. James got it all going on and so is Brian Dayball. Oh, does he though? The Giants win with crazy, crazy hijinks in the last couple of plays, most of which have to do with the fishing. We'll get to in a second. Giants win 20 to 12. Come for Saquan Barkley here and stay for Kvon-Tibodon,

Tibodeau, calling BS on other teams that say they're a family. This is amazing. None of us is shot in this locker room. We knew what we were capable of doing the season, the season and we put ourselves in the driving seat to control own destiny and got to take it

one day at a time and continue to find a way to win games our coaches are resilient and I think

they call the game with fire, with passion, and the players see that and it helps us build and it's because we do it together, right? Every team, they speak about this family, we're a family, we're a family. Come on, man, you know, everybody's not a family, but we are. What did you take going? It's amazing. Come on, man. You know, everybody's not a family, but we are. What are going? It's amazing. Come on, man. We're not, we're a family here in GMFB. Absolutely.

Let's take a look at the NFC playoff picture. Now Sunday night has come and gone. The Giants sit in the six seat.

They have leapfrogged the commanders in the wild card column. The Cowboys, despite losing two of the Jaguars yesterday,

clinch a playoff berth because of Washington's loss last night.

That tie two weeks ago between the Cowboys and the Giants felt like it had high implications.

Yet here we are now.

It feels like a little bit more definition within the NFC East.

Guys, would you make at the Giants hanging on to get a huge role in last night? But Peter, take me specifically to the hijinks that Kyle was referring to. What do we call it? Referee radio. Referee radio. Just go to the phones, throw it out there, and there'll be 50,000 phone calls. You can do it for three hours. Never have to work. There 59 minutes of football, and it was great football, but we would be doing you the fans of this service to not go through the last minute. And Washington fans, the outrage that you have this morning. Let's get into it. We'll take your calls. Okay. We see a flag up top. It's Terry McLaurin up top. He wasn't set. The official told him you got to move up a little bit more, and then you get this final play here.

Darnay Holmes on defense. And then you got the fourth down, the big play here. And is the defensive back draped all over him? Is it a defensive pass interference? It was not called. Giants win. Commanders are upset about two plays. the McLauran one and of course the Holmes one. My point would be this.

Yes. Giants win. Commanders are upset about two plays. The McLaurin one and, of course, the Holmes one.

My point would be this.

Yes, you can call that a pass interference at the end,

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