Dan and Nick recap the debacle that was the Giants week 12 loss to the Bucs. They discuss the future for Tommy DeVito, Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen, any positives to take away from this game and then take questions from the listeners.

Dan and Nick bring on NYGMason to break down the Giants' salary cap ramifications from their decision to release Daniel Jones now instead of at the conclusion of the 2024 season, or as post-June 1st cut, but first they discuss what's next for Jones, where he should sign and one key change both Brian Daboll and Malik Nabers told us to look out for in the Giants pass game with Tommy DeVito inserted as the starting QB.

Dan and Nick explore the recent fallout of the Giants' decision to bench Daniel Jones for Tommy DeVito. They discuss the Dexter Lawrence comments, the anonymous source that spoke to one reporter about the decision and touch on the overarching them that must be tackled -- what does it mean for the culture, for the locker room's integrity and thus the future of Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen.

Dan and Nick react to the Giants decision to bench Daniel Jones, elevate Tommy DeVito over Drew Lock and what this means for the regime moving froward.

Dan and Nick dive into Giants GM Joe Schoen's bye week presser by parsing out some of his key talking points including how the Giants are "close" to being where they need to be, how it's not just on one player, his awkward decision to throw Tyler Nubin under the bus at one point, how he addressed the Daniel Jones situation, how much blame Brian Daboll deserves, what's on Daboll's plate moving forward and what Schoen had to say about Daboll's job security, plus a lot more as they dive into some 30,000-foot view football concepts.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 film of the Giants’ Week 10 loss to the Panthers on the defensive side of the ball. They break down Brian Burns’ excellent performances, a disappointing opportunity missed for Dane Belton, tackling issues, continuity issues and more.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 film of the Giants’ Week 10 loss to the Panthers on the offensive side of the ball. They discuss a career best performance for JMS and how the entire offensive line stood out both in run blocking and pass protection, the improvement from Theo Johnson, a full film review and cut up – breakdown included – of Evan Neal, plus thoughts on Jalin Hyatt and more.

Dan and Nick recap the Giants disastrous loss to the Panthers in Germany by breaking down the worst individual performance of the season by the QB adjusted to opponent, the improvement along the settled OL, Tryone Tracy, Evan Neal, Jalin Hyatt and more.

Dan and Nick are back with another mailbag this time tackling the 2025 QB class, decisions ahead, roster building, what they’d ask Joe Schoen if they had truth serum and one question plus a whole lot more of your questions that were delivered via Twitter and/or the Youtube community page.

Dan and Nick are joined by reoccurring guest and friend of the show David Syversten of Ourlads for an early 2025 NFL Draft preview. They start by discussing 30,000-foot roster view building questions about the Giants, Joe Schoen, the QB position as they move forward and more before diving into the 2025 QB class with evaluations on Sy’s “top-3 QB” bucket as it stands today and insight into his process for evaluating the QB position.

All-22 coaches film of the Giants defense in their Week 9 loss to the Commanders. They asses what Smart, Tough and Dependable really means by breaking down Deonte Banks’ loss of confidence and possibly lack of professionalism, they discuss just how difficult it is to scheme and game plan against a QB like Jayden Daniels, why Brian Burns wasn’t as bad as fans thought and a lot more as they dive into the tape.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants offense in their Week 9 loss to the Commanders. They asses why Daniel Jones deserves to remain the starter in Germany, the surprising performance by the pass protection that goes well beyond the bad plays that cycled around Twitter, one of the best throws of DJ’s career, the upside of Theo Johnson that was on display with flashes as a receiver and blocker, plus a lot more.

Dan and Nick recap the Giants' Week 9 loss to the Commanders dropping the team to 2-7. They discuss why it's necessary to question Brian Daboll's decisions in this game, why the offense is struggling more in the red zone under him than Kafka, and a lot more as they turn the page to whether or not Joe Schoen also belongs on the hot seat as well.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 film of the Giants defense against the Steelers in Week 8. They break down some of the most pivotal plays, try and get to the bottom of why Deonte Banks was benched and a lot more.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 film of the Giants offense against the Steelers in Week 8. They highlight Tyrone Tracy and his phenomenal game with cut ups of his best runs, before discussing Daniel Jones, the play calling and more and doing a breakdown on tape of some of the most important plays.

Dan and Nick recap the Giants' devastating loss to the Steelers LIVE on Youtube before taking questions from listeners and discussing the future of this franchise both short and long term.

Dan and Nick break down the meaning behind John Mara's comments on the future of Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll, and on his decision to plead the fifth when asked about Daniel Jones. They discuss whose hot seat is actually hot, where they see things headed and more. Alex Kozora of Steelers Depot also joins the show to break down and preview the Giants-Steelers with an in-depth discussion on scheme and Xs and Os.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants defense against the Eagles in Week 7 but first they start with a discussion on Deonte Banks and his lack of effort on a Jalen Hurts scramble. They discuss what that means to the coaches, like Jerome Henderson, and the players like Brian Burns – playing hurt with max effort – and why there is no option but one for Brian Daboll. Then, they get into some smart schematics from Shane Bowen as he perfectly tailored his game plan to stop Jalen Hurts in the pocket but also they broke down the bad – the run fits – specifically at Azeez Ojulari. That and more on the defensive film review.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants offense against the Eagles in Week 7. They break down the tape to determine what the major issues were, regression on the offensive line, why teams are so synced with what concepts the Giants want to run – especially in key third downs spots – and a lot more. It’s an ugly tape for sure but one we can all hopefully learn from. Oh yeah, and Malik Nabers? He said he got open in this game, Brian Daboll confirmed as much, so both Nick/Dan dove into if that was actually the case.

Dan and Nick go LIVE on YouTube to recap the Giants' disastrous loss to the Eagles in Week 7. A total collapse of epic proportions that generated just over 100 yards of TOTAL offense. What went wrong, what do they do moving forward at QB, should Daboll be done? Should Schoen be done? They break down all that and more while also getting to Superchat questions.

Nick and Dan are joined by Shawn Syed to preview the Giants-Eagles Week 7 matchup. The three discuss the Eagles' scheme, vulnerabilities, and the ways each team can achieve victory.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants’ Week 6 loss to the Bengals on the defensive side of the ball. They break down the scheme and the game plan to stop this elite quarterback, how the front four dominated, standout games from Brian Burns and Azeez Ojulari, Tyler Nubin and two follow up games from Cordale Flott and Deonte Banks (with clips breaking down some of their best coverage reps), plus a lot more!

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants’ Week 6 loss to the Bengals on the offensive side of the ball. They break down what the Bengals were able to do schematically to take away some of the Giants’ bread and butter concepts, issues with execution, why this was the worst game from the Giants offensive line and some of the missed throws that were almost inexplicable when you watched them back on tape. There’s a lot to break down as far as what went wrong – and why – and they try to get through all of it.

Dan and Nick react to the Giants' disappointing Week 6 loss to the Bengals with an extended discussion on why it's important to stop playing the "would have, could have, should have" game re: the Giants record and what it "should be" or "could be" this year. They discuss a dominant performance by the defense wasted by an inept offensive performance, how the Bengals were able to dictate schematically and a lot more.

Dan and Nick preview the Giants' Week 6 game vs. the Bengals by diving into key matchups, expectations and more before answering a few mailbag questions to wrap things up.