Blue Wire.

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

Join as always my host, Nick Falado. And today was supposed to be a Dolphins preview of the week five game coming up.

And it will be to some extent. But a lot to happen since the last time we recorded Nick.

This is the blueprint for seasons

that start to spiral out of control. I've been here since doing this thing since 2016 for the

Giants over at 24-7 sports and CBS Sports and now with Big Blue Vanter. And this is how things go when

the season starts to spiral. We had a lot happen in between the last time we recorded in all 22 pod.

And today we're going to talk about all of those things.

Let's start with the biggest one, Nick.

And that's Evan Neal, Giants right tackle.

Seventh overall pick just two draft classes ago was frustrated this week and made the mistake of speaking to the media, which, by the way,

I think we're going to get too many more quotes this season from them.

I think we might see a Billichickian approach from all Giants players from this point on,

as brought down from Brian Dable in management.

That's my guess.

All right, Nick, let me read the original quote from quotes from Evan Neal, which again, he has since apologized for both an statement immediately released that night and then also today when talking to the media.

But he did say, why would a lion concern himself with the opinion of a she?

He said, when the Giants booed, he looked at the crowd and said, keep booing, keep booing. The person that's commenting on my performance, Evan Neal said, what does he do, flip hot dogs and hamburgers somewhere? Because that's just further shows that people are fair weather fans. A lot of fans are bandwagoners. I mean, I get it. They want to see us perform well. And I respect all that. But no one wants us to perform well more than we do. And Neil said, and how can you say you're really a fan when you're out here bat when we're out here battling our asses off and the game wasn't going well, but the best you can do is boo your home team. So how much of a fan are you really? Those were the quotes, Nick. What was your initial reaction to these quotes?

First off, I thought it was a Wesley Steinberg tweet.

Shout out to the great Wesley Steinberg, the troll account, who still takes advantage of people

who are not familiar with New York media, which cracks me up because I've heard people

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