Okay guys Weekside Podcast back for the second episode this week. We've got Jenny Vrentiss as always. We've got my future potential co-host, my two-year-old daughter hanging out on the couch watching

Word Party so hopefully everybody here loves a little Word Party because that's

going to be a little ambient sound in the background. I think everybody likes

a little Word Party. you watch word party right

Jenny definitely I just said to you Connor it's happening today is the day

when she ceases the co-host role she's been you know creeping up on it you've been hearing her footsteps for a while it could happen today so by

the end of the show we might have a little lineup change but we'll see what

happens so I think we can jump pretty much right into the news. I mean, you know, this is status quo kind of NFL stuff right now. I mean, it's injuries, it's, you know, new coaches, it's talking about all the stuff that we would normally have

dissected I think throughout the summer but are now just getting a chance to look at

so let's dive in with something that I'm really interested and I actually have a hot take on so I will read the first and the

news topic here and that's new Giants head coach Joe Judge has come under fire for his Bellacek

Reminiscent tough guy routine, which includes removing

player names from the back of their jerseys and running laps for mistakes.

A couple of play, former players came out and sort of bang Joe Judge for this, said it was ridiculous and they needed to be himself.

Joe Judge said it's to give every activity meaning and that's important, but is he cooking

a dish that players might not want to eat.

Jenny, what's your take on this?

Well, I don't have a problem with coaches taking whatever tack

they think is necessary.

I think where it becomes a problem is when you try to

emulate someone else's style. So if this is indeed Joe Judge's style then

that's good but if he's just trying to replicate the

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