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Welcome back. This is the Big Blue Banter podcast. I'm Dan Schneier and I'm joined as always by

Nick Turchin. As usual on the Big Boo

Bander podcast, we try to aim to break down the all 22 coaches film, mix that with analytics and a

little bit of the eye test. Today we're going to be breaking down the Giants defensive front

and that means the edge guys, the outside linebackers the defensive line, interior guys,

but at the same time we're going to actually take a deeper dive into the giant, the outside linebackers the defensive line, interior guys. But at the same time,

we're going to actually take a deeper dive into the giant's offensive scheme under second year defensive coordinator James Betcher. I felt it's important not only to look at how the

Giants plan to, not only look at who is planning to rush the passer for the Giants stop the run,

but how they plan to do it. From my understanding of the James Vetter defense, the objective is not to have one or two elite edge guys. But instead to have a host of players can create pressure on any given snap. So I want to take a step backwards first and assume that, you know, some of our listeners are just like me. And before this podcast, I had an hour-long conversation with Nick. And I learned a lot of things about this giant defense that I didn't previously know. And I thought I knew it all. So I want to take a step back, assume that not everyone understands this scheme as well as maybe, you know, James Vatcher himself does. And on that note, we're going to break the show into two parts today.

First, we're going to dive into some of the schematics before eventually breaking down the players and how they can fit into this scheme.

So I wanted to start it by walking it back with kind of a brief general question.

And Nick, I wanted to get your opinion of just the overall objective of James Batcher's defense scheme.

I think it's a, it's, it's an aggressive amoeba or positionless type defense, not totally

positionless.

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