Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film on the offensive side of the ball. First they break down the game series by series with key takeaways on Daniel Jones, Jason Garrett’s play calling, the offensive line play and the skill players. Then they dive into a new All-22 coaches film segment: Player superlatives! They break down the unheralded player of the week on tape, the best throw, the best individual route, the best play call and provide grades on a 1-10 scale for the Giants’ pass blocking and run blocking.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film on the defensive side of the ball. First, they break down the game series by series with key takeaways on some of the most important pieces on the defense. Did James Bradberry struggle more than we heard on the broadcast? Was Jabrill Peppers’ reduced role for a reason? Nick and Dan dive into that and more before breaking down the unheralded player of the week, the best play call from Patrick Graham, and the best individual play on the coaches' film -- plus a lot more.

Dan and Nick dive into the Giants' Week 1 loss to the Broncos by starting with the three key turning points of the game. Then they discuss the three big factors that will ultimately shape the season and their quick evaluation of all three vs. Denver: Jason Garrett, Daniel Jones and the offensive line. They then shift to what happened to the Giants defense and more.

Nick Falato is joined by Joe Rowles, the senior writer for the Mile High Report and the host of the Cover 2 Broncos podcast. Nick and Joe discuss all things Giants vs Broncos. They delve into scheme, Patrick Graham's pressure, the Broncos offensive line, Vic Fangio's defense, Pat Shurmur vs Jason Garrett, and how each team can win on Sunday.

Dan Schneier and Nick Falato jump back onto the Green Room to host a live show with fans who join in and discuss a variety of topics including Kadarius Toney's ceiling, key matchups in Giants-Broncos, what to expect schematically from both the offense and defense and a lot more.

Dan and Nick go through the Giants' unofficial depth chart and the team's seven captains. Then Dan gives over/unders on Nick's offensive stat projections for the 2021 NFL season.

Dan and Nick break down the latest roster movement for the Giants. We knew this would be a fluid situation but Gettleman firing off a league leading three waiver claims calls for a break down of each newly added player so we get to that, a practice squad update, practice notes, Andrew Thomas tape talk and more Daniel Jones discussion.

Dan and Nick kick off a jam-packed podcast by breaking down Falato’s game film evaluation of former first-round draft pick and new Giants interior offensive lineman Billy Price. Next, they break down the Giants’ decision to trade for interior offensive lineman Ben Bredeson, a player both were high on entering the NFL draft. Then they turn the page to providing their initial reactions and evaluation of the initial 53-man Giants roster -- one that is almost a mortal lock to change by the time this publishes!

Both Dan and Nick go to the drawing board to craft up their initial projections for the Giants’ 53-man roster before this big round of player cuts. They go over each individual roster projection, where they align and where they differ. They then talk about the importance of the Giants’ pro scouting department and just how likely we are to see a fluid roster situation with the Giants poaching an offensive lineman, corner or defensive lineman from another roster’s final cuts.

Dan and Nick break down the Giants’ third preseason game against the Patriots. They start by touching on the elephant in the room -- the offensive line and specifically the offensive tackles -- all three of Peart, Solder and Thomas. They also evaluate what they saw from Daniel Jones, Jason Garrett and the good surprises like Carter Coughlin and Rodarius Williams getting meaningful first-team snaps and holding up. Plus, why Blake Martinez has evolved into a next-level LB with the Giants and Nick and Dan dive into exactly what that means and why.

Dan and Nick kick off the show by breaking down Schneier’s five most positive developments from training camp and the preseason so far. They take down each development individually and Nick offers his thoughts on each before posing the question -- if four of the five are on the defensive side of the ball -- what does that mean? Cue the Jason Garrett rant! Dan can’t help himself. Next, they break down key takeaways from Giants-Patriots joint practices, what we learned about the team and a little bit on the Mac Jones hype train!

Dan and Nick react to the Giants’ preseason 17-13 loss to the Browns.

Dan and Nick break down both joint practices for the New York Giants against the Cleveland Browns. They get into the nitty-gritty of the schematics -- Xs and Os stuff they like seeing from the offense and what the defense can be if the pass rush plays in the regular season like it did in these practices.

OBR's Jake Burns joins Big Blue Banter to preview the Giants-Browns preseason game, talk about OBJ and every component of the big trade, plus why the Browns might be a perfect fit for training camp trade with the Giants and more.

Dan and Nick discuss the return of star-running back Saquon Barkley and how that impacts the Giants' offense. The two also talk about the EDGE position, Jason Garrett's rushing scheme, and much more! Nick also decided to live for the first time in his life by eating at Star Tavern.

Yahoo's Matt Harmon, the creator of Reception Perception, joins Dan & Nick to break down the Giants' wide receiver CORPSE. Harmon discusses the impact of Kenny Golladay, the underrated nature of Sterling Shepard, and what he thinks of Kadarius Toney. It's a jam-packed episode with one of the best wide receiver evaluators in football.

Dan and Nick discuss the concerning state of depth with this Giants offensive line. The duo also talk about Jason Garrett's media sessions, the injuries in camp, and what has been happening during practice.

Dan and Nick are joined by Mark Schofield to break down Daniel Jones as he heads into his third season as the signal caller for the Giants. The two discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Jones, and they also touch on areas of improvement from year one to year two.

Dan and Nick discuss Tuesday's wild practice that involved a Kenny Golladay injury, a brawl between the offense & defense, and a Matt Peart comparison to Bowser. The two also answer questions from the listeners in this live Q&A!

Dan and Nick discuss the additions of Alfred Morris, Joe Looney, and Todd Davis while opining on their impact with this roster. Looney is a very interesting name to monitor. The duo then discuss the practice reports.

Dan and Nick break down another day of Giants camp. They start by unpacking the narrative that the offense is struggling so far in camp and what it actually means. They transition to Tweets from the beat with deeper discussions on John Ross and the offensive line. Finally, they break down the training camp battles they are most looking forward.

Dan and Nick break down all of the injuries, updates that matter and more from the first two days of training camp. And of course, they dive into the Kelvin Benjamin situation as well.

Dan and Nick break down a hypothetical situation where the NFL has an expansion team and the Giants can protect seven offensive and eight defensive players. These are the players they choose and why! This was a fun one.

Dan and Nick break down the safety position. They rank the big three and provide bold predictions as well as in-depth breakdowns (based on the film) of every safety on the roster.

Dan and Nick break down the cornerback position. Film-based review of the traits that makes Bradberry so special, why Adoree Jackson is the x-factor, the best training camp battle to come and more.