But as you saw it, Tiki, as I certainly experienced in anyone who watched this game on TV,

there were a ridiculous amount of San Francisco 49er fans.

Oh, yeah.

We saw that before the game even started.

When I got there at 9.30 in the morning or so, the parking lot was mostly full.

And at least half of the people I saw were in Red Jersey.

Oh, yeah.

For a second, I was like, is that the giant red jersey?

Nope.

That's San Francisco Red Jersey.

The tailgating was even the San Francisco 49ers.

And then once we got into the game,

and maybe this was because the 49ers fans didn't

want to just hang out in the parking lot the whole time, as it started to fill in, we're talking

about 20 minutes before the game. All I saw was 49er Red. Dude, it was all Red. It was unbelievable.

I am, how much Red was in that stadium. I am something of an expert on other team's fan bases taking over my building. I have great experience with this. As a fan of the teams I root for it. Not just the Nets. I mean the Jets. The Mets, the Mets, the I was like. And I would tell you, this was bad. This was, there were more Niner fans in the building than giant fans. Really? Yes. I firmly believe... It was close. Am I going to say it was like 80-20? Wasn't Nick's Netson, Newark. But it was... I think it was about 52%, 48% Niners fans. Wow. Did you get that feeling, Sean? I mean, I can't call you crazy. Because I thought at best it was 50-50 anyway, the other way. I was, I started off with giant fans and a lot around 9 a.m. And then as I made my way around and hopping around, something got really odd to me. Like the bus slot, 50 people to pop, piling out of buses in McCaffrey jerseys. And I've been to Eagle and Cowboy Games. I've been to Steeler games. And I was like, this just feels different. And the moment you got in the stadium, I have never in my life Saturday Giant Game, and I've been to way too many of these losses and audibly heard defense chance that felt like you had to drown the mouth. That was unbelievable. That's like going to L.A. with the Chargers. That's what I felt like a Charger home game. Right, because those Charger home games, I remember Justin Herbert saying, we have to go silent count at home almost every week. Yeah. Now it's probably gotten a little bit better because they're good under Harbaugh, and there's, I don't know, there's hope or whatever, but those first couple of years in L.A. for the charges were bad. No, and this is a spot where the Giants are an established franchise. There have been bad years where the Giants have allowed road fans in their building. Yeah. But in a year where there should be some excitement about a rookie quarterback to have its sway where it could have been more than 50-50 of another fan base

in your building? I mean, that's as pathetic as it gets and a stamp on this regime, in my opinion.

More on this later, including what Jackson Dart had to say about playing in front of a lot of

49er fans. And like I said, we'll break down Daybowls' field goal decision coming up in the

next 10 minutes. But let's get to your calls. 888-808-101-19 is the toll-free number. Matt's in Westchester. Good afternoon, Matt. So, boy, how we doing? That's good, Matt. It's up. So I got two points I want to make. I think the first one is a question for Sean, just because I've seen him talking about it on Twitter is that he believes the Giants

need to go make a trade for Jalen Waddle. And while I think that sounds, you know, great in practice,

I think some of the facts here are the Giants heading into next year have the second most expensive

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