Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film of the Giants defense during their Week 10 victory over the Eagles. They discuss how Patrick Graham and the defense were able to completely take away an opposing team’s entire passing game (save for two plays) systemically and via individual and team performances that stood out. They also dive into the DeAndre Baker news, Xavier McKinney’s looming return, and more.

Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film of the Giants offense during their Week 10 victory over the Eagles. They dive deep into Daniel Jones’ best game of 2020 and maybe his career. They give props to Jason Garrett who has found a rhythm both in the passing game and in the run game -- specifically utilizing Jones’ skill set as a runner. They talk offensive line individually as a whole and they dive into the skill players as well on a jam-packed episode.

Dan and Nick break down their key takeaways and quick reaction to the Giants' victory over the Eagles before diving into the NFC East playoff race and New York's path to winning the division.

Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film of the Giants’ victory over the Washington Football Team by breaking down the defensive side of the ball. They talk Patrick Graham’s system, their pick for which Giants defender is the most indispensable and a lot more with individual breakdowns of several key players on film.

Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film of the Giants’ victory over the Washington Football Team by breaking down the offensive side of the ball. They talk Daniel Jones, excitement for Matt Peart and the entire Oline (with individual breakdowns of every linemen not named Cam Fleming). They also dive into Austin Mack, Kaden Smith and Sterling Shepard among other offensive players.

Dan and Nick dive into the Giants' Week 9 win over the Washington Football Team by giving their quick takeaways with individual breakdowns and an overall analysis of both sides of the ball.

Dan and Nick are joined by listeners of the Big Blue Banter Podcast in a special live Q & A on the Locker Room App. They break down the state of the Giants and the key issues moving forward.

Dan and Nick dive into the defensive side of the ball where they spend the first few minutes giving GM Dave Gettleman credit where it’s certainly due. They transition to discussions on the future of the interior defensive line, some of Patrick Graham’s most brilliant play calls where he fooled -- yes that’s right fooled -- Tom Brady, what Jabrill Peppers means to this defense, and a lot more.

Dan and Nick dive into a jam-packed episode on the offensive side of the ball by breaking down the really positive takeaways from the All-22 coach’s film of the offensive line with individual breakdowns of every single linemen. Then, they transition to Jason Garrett, who called his best game of the season before tackling the skill positions, and, of course, Daniel Jones.

Dan and Nick dive into what was arguably the worst game of Daniel Jones' young career before asking the question listeners might want to know -- on a scale of 1-10, how confident are you that DJ will be the Giants QB in five years? Both Nick and Dan offer their differing takes. Dan spouts off on the despicable decision to play Alfred Morris for multiple series and give him an active roster spot, Nick and Dan jump back into the Jason Garrett discussion -- and oh yeah -- they discuss a lot of the truly bright spots from this game including Jabrill Peppers, Leonard Williams, Nick Gates, Shane Lemieux, and other players who stood out.

Dan and Nick dive deep into the All-22 coaches film to break down how the Giants defense attacked the Eagles offense. They break down key players and plays that changed the game. They also pivot to spend time breaking down how the Giants will and should approach the impending free agencies for Leonard Williams and Dalvin Tomlinson.

Dan and Nick dive deep into the All-22 coaches film to break down how the Giants offense attacked the Eagles. What they found success with and what bogged them down at times. Why Sterling Shepard is arguably the NFL’s most underrated route runner and how he allows Daniel Jones to be more confident and successful with his anticipatory throwing. They also dive into improvements in the run game, touching on Wayne Gallman and whether or not Nick Gates is flashing potential long-term starter upside. Lastly, they dive into the obligatory Evan Engram trade rumors (as both Nick and Dan share what they would want in return for a trade) as well as their updated evals of Andrew Thomas, Will Hernandez and Matt Peart on film.

Dan admittedly gets a little too heated as he and Nick provide their quick reactions and key takeaways immediately after the Giants' epic collapse against the Eagles. Join them and commiserate on the madness.

Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film of the Giants defense against the Washington football team. They break down the wizard himself Patrick Graham by cutting to some awesome play calls that stood out and showed excellent communication and creativity in the coverages. They dove into Leonard Williams’ play, if the Giants may have found keepers in Tae Crowder and Ryan Lewis, Jabrill Peppers’ prominent return to a full-time role, and a lot more. Finally, they wrap up the pod by previewing the Giants defensive matchup against the Eagles offense.

Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film of the Giants offense against the Washington football team. They break down the extended debut (26 snaps) of rookie OT Matt Peart and what it means for his future, what to make of Andrew Thomas’ continued struggles, some good and some bad from play caller Jason Garrett, Evan Engram’s lacking role in the offense, Daniel Jones’ underrated and unique athleticism and a lot more. Finally, they wrap up the pod by previewing the Giants offensive matchup against the Eagles defense.

Dan and Nick start with a 30,000 foot macro view of the Giants first win and what if means for their future before diving into Joe Judge’s coaching decisions, Jason Garrett’s system, play calling and philosophy, why Daniel Jones had a few really promising moments, building blocks, props again for Patrick Graham and a lot more. It’s a jam-packed quick reaction and takeaways pod — the Giants have finally won a game!

Dan and Nick take a break from the All-22 breakdowns as they are joined by former NFL cornerback Fred Smooth to dive into why Patrick Graham's defensive system and coverages are night and day from the breakdowns the team underwent with Bettcher in 2019, why having Evan Engram on the field is tipping the Giants hand, what building a winning culture is all about, and what it was like to match up against Plaxico Burress and Amani Toomer, among other topics in a wide-ranging, lively and fun interview.

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.