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Welcome back.

This is the Big Blue Banter podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier and I'm joined always by my co-host Nick Turchin. Today, we're breaking down the Giants past caches, both the wide receiver corpse and the tight ends. As always, our analysis will be based partly in the All-22 coaches film, also in analytics and also the eye tester.

Earlier this offseason, we tackled rookie quarterback Daniel Jones while diving into

aspects of Pat Shermer's offensive scheme.

On the later podcast, we will go even deeper in the schematics of what Shermer is trying

to do on the offensive side of the ball.

If you're just catching up, we've also dedicated offseason podcast to breaking down

James Betcher's

defensive scheme, the defensive front, and the interior offensive line. If you want to catch

up on any of those podcasts, you can find us on iTunes by typing in Big Blue Banter at New York

Giants podcast. We're also on Spreeker and a few other, and there's a few other ways to find

us.

Of course, as always, if you do enjoy the show, please do a favor and help us build the show by just simply logging onto the iTunes podcast app on your iPhone or any other app you use.

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