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.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants defense in their WEek 5 win over the Seahawks. They break down just how dominant a performance it was outside of the two minute drill before half, one drive Seattle used tempo and late-game conservatism as Shane Bowen tried to bleed clock. In the process, they provide deserving flowers for individual performances by Shane Bowen, Deonte Banks, Cordale Flott, Micah McFadden, Tyler Nubin and more with an extended focus on Dexter Lawrence’s dominant performance – in addition to how he derailed the entire game plan for Seattle. Finally, they hand out superlatives for the defense in this game.

Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film of the Giants offense in their Week 5 win over the Seahawks. They break down why this was one of the best games on tape from QB Daniel Jones with a deep dive into how he used his eyes to manipulate defenders, his ball placement, moments where he threw the ball into space – leading WRs open who were covered – and how he found solutions to what the defense was throwing at him. They also discussed Brian Daboll, and if this might’ve been his best called game – he was dialed in, dominating the chess match vs. McDonald. They dive into the offensive line, Tyrone Tracy’s breakout, Darius Slayton’s gutty performance and a lot more before handing out superlatives.

Nick and Dan provide their immediate reactions to the #Giants 29-20 victory in Seattle, LIVE on YouTube. The Giants had one of the best offensive operations we have seen since Daboll was hired. Shane Bowen dialed up the blitzing and sacked Geno Smith seven times. EVEN THE SPECIAL TEAMS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! The Giants are now 2-3.

Dan and Nick preview the Giants-Seahawks Week 5 matchup with reoccurring guest Matty Brown as they dive deep into the Xs and Os and game film on both sides of the ball. They provide their final predictions for the game before Matty jumps off and Nick/Dan wrap up with all of your mailbag questions they weren’t able to get to on the mailbag show.

Dan and Nick rack up their first mailbag of the 2024 season and Schneier’s thrilled about it because there are no more fun podcasts in lost seasons than these ones! They rip off a slew of questions, trying their best to fit everyone in with the spillover landing on the preview pod (at the end). Discussions of the future for the regime, what they need to see to keep Schoen, Daboll, what’s next for the QB and the offensive line and a lot more are answered. They discuss Brian Burns, the future CB1 and a lot more as well. It’s a jampacked episode with almost every one of your questions answered.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants defense against the Cowboys in Week 4. They break down the key stops in key spots, what happened on the one explosive pass play the Cowboys hit (Lamb 55 yard TD), disappointment with Brian Burns but signs of excellence from Kayvon Thibodeaux and a lot more.

Dan and Nick break down the All 22 coaches film of the Giants Week 4 loss to the Cowboys on the offensive side. They break down about 20 plays on tape, the improvement in pass protection and the screen game and the execution factors that held the team back from winning this game and only putting up 15 points.

Dan and Nick recap another mentally exhausting loss by the Giants where they had ample opportunities to win a game they dominated from a time of possesions standpoint, got key stops in, but ultimately couldn't convert drives into touchdowns due to a slew of dropped passes and missed deep throws. They dive into what happens, where they go from here, check in on how hot/cold Brian Daboll's seat is and more.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants’ Week 3 win over the Browns on the defensive side of the ball where DC Shane Bowen crafted a plan that confused Deshaun Watson (as admitted by the Cleveland QB post game) with a 57% blitz rate. They break down 12+ plays on film with analysis of the pass rush and the games Bowen played up front to dominate in the trenches.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants’ Week 3 win over the Browns on the offensive side of the ball. In a difficult matchup against a Browns defense that dominated Jacksonville, the Giants found solutions with a dominant game plan from Brian Daboll, a well-executed plan of attack from Daniel Jones coupled with some big time throws, a dominant performance from Malik Nabers, more of the same from the offensive line and more. Join us to watch a full All-22 film breakdown of 12+ plays from the offensive side of the ball

Dan and Nick recap the Giants Week 3 win over the Browns by focusing on the play of Daniel Jones, the OL, Malik Nabers, Daboll’s play calling and the dominant effort from the entire defense led by DC Shane Bowen putting together his best game plan of the year.

Nick and Dan detail the #Giants upcoming Week 3 matchup in Cleveland against the #Browns. The two discuss the offensive and defensive strategy, and end the show with general football talk, including should the Giants entertain Bryce Young.

Dan and Nick break down the Giants’ Week 2 performances on the All-22 coaches film on the defensive side of the ball. They discuss why Shane Bowen’s decision to play soft, and play so far off the line of scrimmage, was the worst possible game plane against a Kliff Kingsbury coordinated offense with a rookie QB. They compared to how Todd Bowles played WAS one week ago and then showed their work by breaking down plenty of plays on tape that stood out. They also dove into the standout performance of rookie Dru Phillips and plenty more.

Dan and Nick break down the Giants’ Week 2 performance on the All-22 coaches film on the offensive side of the ball. It’s not a time for optimism for Giants fans, but if you hyperfocus on the one thing that has plagued this franchise for over a decade, you can shift your perspective because point blank, no frills, no sugar coating – this was the best the offensive line has looked in over a decade. They played as a cohesive unit. Joins this film review to watch every snap in pass protection, several well-blocked and well executed Singeltary runs and every target for Malik Nabers.

Dan and Nick react to the Giants disappointing Week 2 loss. They break down where it leaves Brian Daboll after an egregious decision on special teams, what the hell is going on with Shane Bowen’s defense and more.

Former Washington wide receiver Anthony Armstrong joins the podcast to preview the Giants' Week 2 game against the Commanders. Armstrong spent seven seasons in the NFL and played three of them in Washington. He now covers the Commanders; his podcast is "BLEAV in Commanders." Dan, Nick, and Anthony preview the matchups to exploit and the Commander's roster/state of the team in this episode.

Dan and Nick take a 30,000-foot view approach of what just went down with the Giants getting embarrassed at home in Week 1, the reaction from fans, frustration and where the blame is being allocated before diving into why fans may be misunderstanding who is actually at fault for the season feeling hopeless to some fans after just ONE game!

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants’ Week 1 loss to the Vikings by touching on Kayvon Thibodeaux’s struggles, Shane Bowen’s defensive game plan and core issues in the run game, what they need to see moving forward against a rookie QB in Week 2 and more.

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film of the Giants offense vs the Vikings in Week 1 by breaking down video of Daniel Jones and the passing game, video of the run game, offensive line and more — end zone and field angles — before giving their superlatives from the offensive side.

Dan and Nick try to make sense of the Giants disastrous home opener and what it means for every main piece moving forward from Joe Schoen to Brian Daboll and more.

Nick and Dan bring back a friend of the podcast Shawn Syed to discuss the Giants' week one matchup against the Vikings. The three go through the X's and O's, matchups, Kevin O'Connell's game plan, and how the Vikings' defense has evolved under the tutelage of Brian Flores.