Just some of the postgame stuff from Sunday in the NFL at MetLife Stadium where the Giants lost yet again falling to 2 and 12. Mike Kafka. Our coaches, our players, I saw the look in their eye when we broke it down just a few minutes ago. I think our guys are hungry for that W and they want it. But we all got to put it together. Coaches, players, everyone's in it together to go do that. Right now, though, an eight-game losing streak for this team. I know you guys are talking about Jack

Thank you. it, you know, but we all got to put it together. Coaches, players, everyone's in it together to go do that.

Right now, though, an eight-game losing streak for this team.

I know you guys are talking about Jackson Darts, first half to second half, much different,

why it took so long for him to get going.

You know, I felt like there were just, you know, some weird things that happened in the first

half where it could have gone a completely different way on some of the conversions and whatnot. But, you know, that's just football. So you kind of have to battle through those things. Just feel like we executed, you know, better than the second half. The win for Washington there first since October 5th. Meantime, the Jets got walloped in Jacksonville, 4820. So you look at these two teams now. The Giants and Jets, as we have played 15 weeks of the NFL season,

are a combined 5 and 23, which sounds just atrocious. Yesterday, their defense, the jet defense,

that has, gave up 48 points to the Jaguars. As they fell to 3 and 11, the Jags up to 10 and 4,

trying to win that AFC South. Here was Aaron Glenn on his team's defense. Kind of a no show. When you give up that many points, that's tough. It doesn't allow our quarterback to actually get in the groove. Doesn't allow our offense to get in the groove. Especially giving up, getting down 21 early in the game. Doesn doesn't allow offense to get in the groove and get going.

And I did play this, Jamie and Sherwood earlier on S&Y, about where the breakdowns were. I wouldn't say any breakdowns. Again, we just don't go out there and show up. Didn't show up. And then you come back to what Aaron Glenn was talking about, about giving the quarterback a chance. Brady Cook, his first NFL start.

22 of 33, 176, touchdown, three picks.

Yeah, I think there was great... given the quarterback a chance. Brady Cook, his first NFL start, 22 of 33, 176, touchdown,

three picks. Yeah, I think there was great moments, and also there's a lot to learn from.

Put a lot of stuff on tape. We'll be able to watch it, correct it this week.

There's just no pass rush, and they're playing a lot of zone, and the zones are soft, and if the quarterback drops his back foot and just lets it rip, he's going to find an open guy.

They're playing so soft defensively.

Yeah, but then again, you hear, you know, Jamie and Sherwood saying it's not a breakdown.

It's, you know, we don't give, we're just not showing up.

And I said before it's tough to evaluate a coaching staff and you've got no players, but that's one thing you can evaluate is if your team is not showing up, your defense isn't showing up in these games, and that falls right at the feet of the head coach. You would imagine. Yep, no doubt. Sunday night football, the Vikings over the Cowboys, 3426, J.J. McCarthy.

Some people like to call him nine. He threw for 250 yards, two touchdowns.

Both went to Jalen Naler. The second really was the deciding touchdown on the fourth quarter.

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