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Welcome back.

It's the Big Blue Banser, New York Giants football podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

Joanie's always my co-ist, Nick Palado, coming to you fresh off listening to and breaking down Joe Shane's end-of-year presser, Giants general manager, Joe Shane.

Brian Dable is there, too, but he didn't say anything of note.

So I'm just calling this to Joe Shane Presser.

Ryan Dable really doesn't give anything away to the media or anyone. I respect it. Look, there's no value to him to give away any information that he thinks he can maybe use to his advantage. But it makes for a boring, you know, show when he's on, I mean, they're asking him question, And Joe Shane a little bit more.

I thought he offered a little bit more.

I think throughout he's offered a little more.

Just a quick heads up.

Things are going to go a little different for Big Blue Panther this week. At some point, you're going to hear a podcast, just a review on some film notes that we had from watching Giants Eagles. We will not be doing Giant Eagles offense or defense film on YouTube for a variety of reasons, but we're going to instead focus on moving forward we're going to have podcasts this week that break down how the giants got here how they turned it around what they can do moving forward things of that nature it's all forward looking at this point in our mind for 22 or three and that's something joe shane said as well they asked him about like when do you turn the page on the 22 season he's like that we've done it about like, when do you turn the page on the 22 seasons? He's like, we've done it already. Like we've literally already turned the page on the 22. It's Monday. What is it Monday, two days after they, you know, we're eliminated. They've already turned the page. And I think that's a good way of going about things. There's not too much to glean on or to gain. You should really always be looking forward and moving forward. So with that note, Nick, I wanted to get your overall takeaway from listening to Joe Shane's

press or anything that's got kind of jumped out to you from the start.

I guess we'll just start with he wants Daniel Jones back.

It seemed pretty apparent that the New York Giants are intent on bringing Daniel Jones back.

I think obviously the economics, that's something that they,

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