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Welcome back. It's the Big Blue Banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Join as always my co-ist Nick Vallado. And tonight we're doing what we've done in previous years.

We're grading the rest of the NFC East and their draft classes. How did the Giants' foes compare? How did their bitter rivals compare? Did they get better? Did they get a lot better than us? They get worse than us. How did this new GM and regime go in Washington? It's the same one in Philly. it's the same one in Dallas and And Lord knows, Nick, I wish, I wish there was no Will McLeigh alive. And no, not alive. Jesus. I wish there was no Will McLeigh as a, no, I don't want to kill this guy's job either. I wish he had a job with another team in the AFC running their dress.

If Jerry Jones ran that Cowboys draft, it would be just as bad as Jerry Jones managing the rosters, managing everything.

We would have.

Did you see?

Did you see what happened with the Jonathan Brooks situation, not to cut you off?

Oh, it was so funny.

After the first day of the draft, Jerry Jones is doing his post day one

presser with Will McClay and his son and Mike McCarthy. And all four of them are sitting in front

of the Dallas media. And one of the reporters asked Jerry Jones about Jonathan Brooks. And he went

on this long, just gushing. He was the best interview we've ever had. He's such a high character

individual and he's going on and then his son like kind of hits him and like they start joking

around and he's like, we absolutely love John. He's very, very high on our board and he was going on

about how much you love is Jonathan Brooks. You give some kind of assessment about Jonathan Brooks as an NFL prospect and how his

recovery is coming from H.GEL's record.

In my 30 years, I thought it was the best interview that I've ever interviewed with a player.

He's outstanding. He's outstanding. And he's just outstanding. And he's a great football player. We got him high, high, high. And he's a good player.

I'm showing the board. Well, I got it out of here.

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