Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film to break down Patrick Graham’s plan of attack, why they’re even more sold on Graham’s long-term fit in New York, the lack of a one-on-one pass rusher, the diverse coverages and continued dominant play from James Bradberry.

Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film to break down Daniel Jones, Jason Garrett, the offensive tackle play, Darius Slayton and everything that went into an offensive performance that was much better on tape than people might have realized.

Nick and Dan dive into their quick reactions and takeaways from the Giants' Week 5 loss to the Cowboys. Nick allows Dan to vent about his frustrations with Jason Garrett's offensive philosophy, they both break down the good and bad from the Cowboys loss, thoughts on Daniel Jones, Dave Gettleman, Joe Judge and more.

Dan and Nick dive deep into the All-22 film of a Giants game where the defense got off the field early and often on third downs, shut down a Rams run game that had easily eclipsed 100 yards with breakout RB Darrell Henderson in consecutive games (Rams had just 2.3 yards per carry vs. Giants) and more. How did Patrick Graham do it? A great game plan, mixing in pattern much coverage, adjustments in scheme and personnel, and more. Individual breakdowns include: Blake Martinez, Kyler Fackrell, Austin Johnson, Tae Crowder and more. That and everything else the All-22 told us about the defensive side of the ball.

Dan and Nick dive deep into the All-22 film of a Giants game against the Rams where they sustained more offensive drives, outgained the Rams on offense and won of the time of possessions. So why did they lose? The All-22 shows the missed opportunities that played a key role in deciding the game. They break down the good and bad from Daniel Jones, but ultimately why the All-22 tells a better story than the broadcast did. They highlight a surprisingly strong performance (for the most part) from Nick Gates and a performance that was -- quite frankly -- even worse on tape from Andrew Thomas. That and more on the All-22 breakdown of the offense.

Dan and Nick dive into the Giants' 17-9 loss in Week 4 to the Rams with quick takeaways and reaction on Daniel Jones, the offensive line, Joe Judge's coaching decisions, and a really impressive performance by the defense that should not be simply swept under the rug.

Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 game film and come away a lot more optimistic about the offense than expected. Remember, it started with a very low bar, but Daniel Jones' game tape tells a much different story than the box score. They're close, but there are little mistakes that need to be cleaned up -- a growing concern with the left side of the offensive line -- and they dive deep into all of it before turning over to what the film said about the defensive side of the ball.

Dan and Nick take a right turn and instead of providing immediate takeaways from a Giants loss they would rather forget, they address the state of the Giants, why GM Dave Gettleman should be on the hot seat, and more.

3x All Pro and Super Bowl Champion defensive back Eric Davis breaks down the Xs and Os of this Giants-49ers matchup in Week 3. Davis talks about what he has seen from Daniel Jones so far, why Garrett’s game plan to feature the quick passing game is actually a good thing against this 49ers scheme, why the Giants simply can’t expect to win if they use light fronts against the 49ers rushing attack, and a lot more.

Dan and Nick dive deep -- really deep into the All-22. Individual breakdowns of every possession, key plays that changed the game, positive adjustments from both Daniel Jones and Jason Garrett and a complete defense for why both Dan and Nick are a lot more optimistic than expected about the Giants getting this thing turned around a lot sooner than expected.

Dan and Nick dive into the nitty gritty of the Giants’ near comeback from a 17-point deficit without Saquon Barkley and Sterling Shepard. There are more positive takeaways from this than it looks on paper, but it takes a while to get there -- so stick with us through the end for a pleasant surprise. No matter what, you’ll be happier after hearing this than Allen Robinson was today when stuck on James Bradberry island.

Dan and Nick get the opportunity to sit down with former NFL offensive lineman Cameron Lee who spent some time with the Bears after playing college ball at Illinois State. Lee talks about his NFL journey before diving into a preview of the Bears offense -- what the Giants need to look out for and a sleeper playmaking rookie who could be the X factor on Sunday.

Dan and Nick dive into their immediate reaction and takeaways from the Giants’ opening night loss to the Steelers focusing in on the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Dan and Nick dive into the Steeler-Giants matchup where you might be surprised to find a small slive of hope (cough: the Steelers will be starting three new offensive linemen and without their five-time Pro Bowl guard). They also dive into the other side of the ball where Andrew Thomas could have a rude rookie awakening (but please -- please don’t give him the Ereck Flowers treatment on social media if he struggles against borderline DPOY TJ Watt). They also give their key takeaways on the Giants’ unofficial depth chart.

Dan and Nick dive into the Giants' final roster cutdown day by breaking down all of the notable cuts before turning their attention to a position by position breakdown of the 53-man roster. Notable trends, players who they feel have both short and long-term upside, and where their (almost definite) waiver claims will go.

Dan and Nick dive into the “All-5 film” (you’ll get the joke when you listen to today’s show) of the Giants' blue-white scrimmage. Why it’s time to stop sleeping on a Lorenzo Carter year 3 breakout in a new role in Graham’s defensive system he supposedly loves. Why you shouldn’t panic because the defensive front was so far ahead of the offensive line. Why it’s not surprising to see Darius Slayton draw so much target love from Daniel Jones (but also why Jones ball placement needs to be sharper). The really good news on Ryan Connelly and a lot more in a jam packed show breaking down everything to know from the scrimmage.

Dan and Nick dive into the heated Wednesday practice that almost led to Evan Engram throwing bows (instead just chucking his helmet 20 yards down the field), how the Giants will look to replace Xavier McKinney, Joe Judge’s hard-ass training camp, and then dive deep into Nick’s extensive film analysis of Cam Fleming -- Spoiler: The BBB crew is convinced the Giants found an upside gamble to upgrade the right tackle position.

Dan and Nick are joined by former Jets scout Daniel Kelly to touch on his story and journey into NFL scouting before diving deep into his in-depth 50-plus page scouting report of the Giants' 2019 season. Join us to find out why Daniel is higher on Daniel Jones than consensus, feels Will Hernandez is a blue chip prospect, has confidence about the Giants offense overall. Then, Daniel breaks down why Blake Martinez could be the key defensive addition this offseason -- and someone he personally suggested to Bruce Allen that he should pursue in free agency -- in addition to all of the other key free agent acquisitions and more.

Dan and Nick dive deep into everything that developed during the Giants’ 150-minute full-padded scrimmage. From Daniel Jones’ up and down day but why the biggest takeaway from him was a positive one, to a bounce-back day from the defensive backs (highlighted by an incredibly athletic interception by -- you guessed it -- Darnay Holmes -- again), Julian Love making staking his claim with the first-team offense, continued signs of the Jones-Slayton and Jones-Smith (Kaden) rapport, Dexter Lawrence’s dominant scrimmage and everything else that stood out.

Dan and Nick recap the latest Giants transactions including the upgrade at kicker (welcome Graham Gano!), why Gettleman may have found a diamond in the rough in Daylon Mack, and what Deandre Baker's Sep. 15 arraignment date means for his 2020 season and beyond. Soon after, they dive deep into the first fully-padded practice (Aug. 17) including why they're back on the Corey Coleman bandwagon (let's be honest though -- Dan never got off of it), why the WRs are winning so often early in camp, and excitement surrounding Marc Colombo's coaching and the development of the young offensive linemen.

Dan and Nick make their bold predictions for which players will win key training camp battles with more than a few surprising names they see emerging as Week 1 starters. They also dive into recent film studies on newly-signed cornerback Ross Cockrell and other players before pinpointing the key takeaways from early player pressers -- Will Hernandez, Evan Engram, and Markus Golden. Spoiler alert: These hog mollies love getting coached by Marc Colombo.

Dan and Nick discuss all the recent transactions regarding the New York Giants: Nate Solder, Nick Gates, Aldrick Rosas, and Markus Golden as they continue their positional breakdown sereis on the secondary.