And there's a number of things from a protection to routes to throws to reads.

We have to do a better job collectively to improve the past game.

You know, we had one good game throwing the football.

And then yesterday we took a step back and need to improve in that area.

Brian Dayball on the performance of the Giants passing offense.

They had 450 yards against the Cowboys Week 2.

And you throw that in there and you're still averaging 243 through three games.

That tells you the other two games were not good.

They are ninth in pass yards

per game, 29th in completion percentage, and they're tied for 24th with only three passing

touchdowns. And when you have those issues, who does it ultimately flow back to? It ultimately

flows back to the guy who's running the show. It's Russell Wilson.

It's all on him.

And for as good as it was against the Cowboys defense,

that it's very different than it was when it had Michael Parsons,

the other two games haven't been good enough.

And the thing about a primetime game, we all see it.

And it felt desperate at times.

It felt like he was just throwing deep balls up for grabs,

that there wasn't the confidence there.

They were going to be caught.

It was just like, hey, everybody, look, I can throw a deep ball.

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