Live from Southern California, this is the Jim Rome show.

All right, so it's Monday, so you know we're going to start with the NFL whip.

The NFL whip around, unless something dramatically different happens.

We start every Monday during the NFL season with the NFL whip,

and I want to start by directly addressing

you, giant fan. Yes, you, giant fan. Because right about now, you've got to be extremely

conflicted, extremely conflicted. I mean, on the one hand, your team is not only watchable again,

it's actually one of the most watchable teams in the NFL right now.

But on the other hand, you just suffered one of the most impossible and excruciating collapses

in NFL history to fall to 2 and 5. And the gap between three and four and two and five is enormous,

especially for you, Giant Fan.

The gap is almost as wide as a Giants point after attempt.

If you see me working, if you're watching on the stream,

I mean, the Giants have come a long way, but you simply cannot lose see me working if you're watching on the stream.

I mean, the Giants have come a long way, but you simply cannot lose that game. You cannot be up 19-0 going into the fourth quarter and lose that game.

You can't surrender 33 points in the fourth quarter after shutting out the opposing offense for the first three quarters.

You can't miss two extra points and then a two point conversion and lose by one. None of these

things are possible. I mean, anything is possible, but none of these things are possible. Except that.

This is what I mean when I say that was a collapse for the ages.

An all-time tank job.

Not only did the Giants lead 19-0.

Going to the fourth quarter, they scored two fourth quarter touchdowns and they still lost.

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