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The Hey, Giant Fans. Welcome to The Giant Insider podcast. My name is Jerry Foley. I'm the senior editor of the Giant Insider newspaper. And with me as always the beat writer, the Heart of Giants Nation, the Man with the Bick, Big Truss, Woo, Woo, Crispus Ignato.

Hi, buddy. So a day later, the Giants, you know man with the Bic. Big Trust, Woo-woo, Chris Bisignano. My buddy, so a day later,

the Giants, you know, for the first time and a long time, are right now in first place as the Eagles and Seahawks have not played yet. There's meaningful football in December.

The Giants won a game that they normally lose based on the way it all shook out.

And that's the good news.

Three games in a row.

The bad news, obviously, is Daniel Jones hamstring.

He's going to be out for an extended period.

Not really sure how long, but I was hoping that the man on the beat had a little more info on that, buddy.

Well, they're going to evaluate him by the end

the week yeah you know and see how he moves around and all that um he's got a strained hamstring

yeah and um that could be you know one game it could be three games could be it all depends

and how he responds. Yeah.

You know, I'm laughing my butt off this morning, Jerry.

Right.

Somebody in a building told me this morning there was concern about his hamstring,

what the MRI was going to reveal.

Yes.

And the concern was it might be more than, you know, might be two, three weeks, weren't quite sure the kid hurt his hamstring man yeah when you can't throw off your back foot

you can't drive through because you're hamstring and he he literally sat down on the turf

because he couldn't get off at one time remember yep so yep it's it's a pretty's a pretty significant hamstring injury. You can see it's not, you know, it turned out to be a pretty good strain, yeah, MRI revealed. Yeah. But, you know, just because Ian Rappaport says, oh, to look at it one game, maybe, but what Rappaport was saying is that, okay, it looks like they look at a one game, and then they're going to evaluate after that, you know? Right.

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