Welcome back. It's the big blue banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my co-ist Nick Vallado. And today we are here to do the second part of our series, breaking down where the Giants rank against their NFC East foes.

So what we did last week was we broke down how the Giants offense stacks up and compares to the rest of the vision. Then we used Nick's numerical scoring system to figure out just where the Giants land. We had a few differences. Two position groups, Nick and I differ on. So I'm excited to see where or if we differ on any position groups this week. So without further ado, Nick, let's dive right into it.

Let's get to your rankings.

Let's start where we're starting off.

What group are we going to break down first?

First, before we do that, let's recap what we had from the offense.

Again, this is a very rigorous, just very meticulous breakdown of the NFC East, as

everyone can tell here.

And if we look at the breakdown, the Eagles had East, as everyone can tell here.

And if we look at the breakdown, the Eagles had a full 20 points. They swept the division, got four points in each category at each position group.

Cowboys had 12, Washington had eight, and the Giants had 10.

So the Giants finished third, two points behind the Dallas Cowboys.

And that was on the offensive side of the ball.

That was on the offensive side of the football.

So now we're going to transition to the interior defensive line to start the defense.

And honestly, man, like a lot of people,

you might look at this. Oh, the giants, they're going to have four points, right? They are

always stacked at the defensive line. And I can understand why people would arrive at that

conclusion. I had them only gaining two points. And I absolutely hate the fact that I only had

them with two points. But look, this defensive line, it might have the best defensive lineman in the entire league in Dexter Lawrence. Behind Dexter Lawrence, it's a lot of question marks. There's not a lot of depth on the defensive line right now. In the past, we had Leonard Williams to fall back on. We had Dalvin Tomlinson. That's not there. We're looking at Rakeem Nunez Roches and Jordan

Phillips. I think Jordan Phillips could be a surprise for the New York Giants. I'm hoping we can get

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