Hello everyone. I'm Matt Williamson. How's everyone doing? Good, I hope. He said, we're going to give you an extra pod this week because we've got an extra day to prepare.

I'm going to talk heavily today about when the Giants have the ball. But first, I want to tell you about the Steelers' massive special teams advantage.

I mean, not only they have the far better kicker, but I think you're aware by now.

I mean, they've blocked a kick in three straight games and really should have four over that stretch.

I mean, they have the most punts and kicks blocked since 2022, even going back since 2021.

Massive special teams advantage. The Giants have only returned five kickoffs and I'm sorry, the Giants opponents have only have five kickoffs.

So I would expect more boots into the end zone.

And people are having New York return kicks because they're not very good at it.

And 16 kickoff returns total all year for them, which is a lot.

And Gray, the backup running back,

is their returner. He fumbles quite a bit. You know, that's a problem with him too. And how about this? Returners, there's only been 10 total returns in this season for the Steelers for only 33 yards.

Sears are only given up 33 yards of return yardage this year.

So huge special teams advantage, which is always important.

Now, when New York has a ball, they averaged 2.2 yards for play last week.

Didn't have a play over 13 yards.

They scored 10 total points in the last two weeks.

I mean, really rough. The Dolphins are the only team averaging fewer points per game. Meanwhile,

only the Chargers are allowing fewer points per game than Pittsburgh. New York averages just

1.29 points and 0.13 touchdowns per drive, only better than Miami and Cleveland.

Meanwhile, the Steelers allow 1.4 points and 0.15 touchdowns per drive. Only the Chargers and

Broncos are better. And the Steelers defense allows the second few of scoring plays per game period. Rough,

man. They do use the third highest usage of 10 personnel. So you might see some four

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