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promo code Big Blue. Blue Wire. Welcome back. This is the Big Blue Banser, New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Join as always my host, Nick Vallado. And finally tonight, to get to discuss winning Giants football again.

On the offensive side of the ball, this is our game film, All 22 coaches film review, the Giants offense against the Washington football team.

This is a review that will show you the end zone angle.

This is a review that will show you the sideline angle.

We'll break down every play.

We'll finish this bad boy off by signing superlatives, best player on film, highest effort

player on film, unharalded player on film best throw best play call best

route even pass blocking grade 1 through 10 run blocking grade 1st 10 so if you're new to the show

that's all new to you if you're not i may sound like a broken record but that's quite all right

because we got ourselves a giant's win and i'm happy i got to reintroduce the system we have for

breaking these game tapes down. So Nick, without further

due, well, actually, before we do it, let's see, was there anything you wanted to touch on just like an

overall thought or anything from the date? Mike Kafka did an excellent job scheming against Jack

Del Rio's defense that he saw two weeks ago. There were a lot more redundant calls in this specific

game. And a lot of them were just switch releases to the field side, like that post wheel that we

kind of have seen so much in the past.

Only this time, the number two receiver that ends up being the number one receiver

after the route distribution ends up kind of curling inward against these off leverage

type of defensive backs because we know Jack Del Rio is going to run

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