Dan Schneier and Nick Falato dive deep into the All-22 Coaches Film of the Giants' Week 12 loss to the Bears to break down the coaching staff on both sides of the ball, Daniel Jones, Darius Slayton, and several other plays, players, and decisions that stood out.

Dan Schneier and Nick Falato provide their key takeaways from the Giants' 19-14 loss to the Bears in Week 12. The Giants' offense finally plays culprit in a close loss by failing on countless third downs, untimely play calls, and a lack of overall direction summed up by the success they found with a completely different offensive approach in the second half.

Dan Schneier and Nick Falato dive deep into the All-22 Coaches Film of the Giants' Week 10 loss to the Jets to break down the coaching staff on both sides of the ball, Daniel Jones, Darius Slayton's career game, and a lot more.

Dan Schneier and Nick Falato provide their immediate analysis of the Giants' loss to the previously one-win Jets. They dive into the overwhelmingly positive signs in Daniel Jones' performance but also touch on costly ball security. Shurmur and Bettcher go under the microscope while big play Darius Slayton gets his props. All of that and a lot more on this week's Big Blue Banter reaction podcast.

Dan Schneier and Nick Falato dive into arguably the sloppiest football game the Giants have played this season -- and that's saying a lot. The All-22 spells a Cowboys defensive game plan daring the Giants to run the ball with Daniel Jones or Saquon Barkley, but why was only Jones successful? Dan and Nick dive into a surprising number of penalties, mishaps in attention detail, and odd play calls all while circling back to find some hope in the play of Leonard Williams, Saquon Barkley in open space, and other Giants before circling back to answer all listener questions.

Dan Schneier and Nick Falato take the deep dive into the All-22 coaches film to figure out why the Giants lost another game where they won the time of possession battle against the Lions. Evaluating Daniel Jones under the All-22 lense has them even more excited about the rookie quarterback who continues to display better ball placement on a more consistent basis than the vast majority of quarterbacks drafted in the first or second round of the last two classes. Dan and Nick also explain what the All-22 taught them about the Giants' defense. They also dive into the Leonard Williams trade with a walk down his All-22 tape with the Jets. How he will fit James Bettcher's system, what this means for Dexter Lawrence, Dalvin Tomlinson, B.J. Hill, and more. Finally, they dive into all of the listener questions from the week.

Dan Schneier and Nick Falato dive into their immediate reactions to the Giants' 31-26 loss to the Detroit Lions in a game where they won the time of possession for the second week in a row, were out-gained by just five total yards (375-370), they won the turnover battle and had seven more first downs but still managed to trail by double digits for a portion of it. Who is accountable? How did the young roster progress? Or regress? Why were the Lions able to convert on so many third downs?

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 of the Giants' loss to the Cardinals and it further solidifies their biggest question mark -- why did Kliff Kingsbury have a perfect game plan to attack James Bettcher's defense but Pat Shurmur essentially had nothing new, specific, to attack Vance Joseph's defensive system with 10 days to prepare? Dan and Nick question why Pat Shurmur continues to call run plays when the offense's blockers are outnumbered by the total defensive players in the box -- and they point out how often it happened and how much it hurt them? They dive back into Daniel Jones' evaluation after seeing the All-22, they give a shoutout to the game's most underrated player -- Golden Tate, dive into all the questions from the listeners, and a lot more key takeaways from the coaches film.

Dan and Nick dive into their key takeaways just hours after the Giants lost to the Cardinals. They break down Pat Shurmur's in-game situational coaching and his lacking offensive game plan with 10 days to prepare. They talk about another Jekyll and Hyde performance from Daniel Jones, but why it's not time to panic yet. The regression of the offensive line becomes a major of concern that Nick and Dan expand on. They also break down how the Giants can lose a game where they won time of possession, had more yards, more first downs, and held the opposing team to just 104 yards passing. Finally, Dan and Nick clean up all the loose ends and touch on the future of how the Giants might handle their coaching situation.

Dan and Nick dive into the All-22 coaches film and find themselves surprised as how close the Giants were to defeating the Patriots. They break down how the Giants won the battle at the line of scrimmage, surprisingly, on both sides of the ball, the jekyll and hyde moments from Daniel Jones and Jabrill Peppers, the elite pass coverage from the Patriots secondary, why the Giants' run defense had its best game of the season, why the Giants may have found a keeper with linebacker David Mayo, why we can already confirm the franchise found a steal in fifth-round rookie wide receiver Darius Slayton, answer all listener questions, preview Week 7 vs. the Cardinals, and a lot more.

Dan Schneier and Nick Falato break down every aspect of the New York Giants' Week 4 win over the Washington Redskins based on their evaluations from the All22 Coaches film. They start by diving into Pat Shurmur's offensive plan of attack and play-calling mix. The flip over to the defensive side of the ball to touch on the same thing but with James Bettcher. Then, the focus shifts to Daniel Jones with a breakdown of some key plays that showed how he's wise well beyond his years. Of course, full analysis of the two interceptions, why they happened, and how they can be fixed comes next. Dan and Nick breakdown why the Giants are using so much shotgun with Jones and why they still haven't found success on the play-action bootlegs from under center. A deep dive into the offensive line comes next followed by a breakdown of the running backs. Evan Engram is winning quickly and on routes much sooner than he has at any point in his career -- Dan and Nick break down why. Finally, the defense is highlighted by the best performance by a Giants linebacker -- Ryan Connelly -- in over a decade. Nick and Dan follow up with why they believe David Mayo could be a surprise contributor moving forward, a full breakdown of how Oshane Ximines and Dexter Lawrence have made such a massive impact already as rookies, why Grant Haley's run defense is keeping him in the lineup, and why Jabrill Peppers was the player of the game. Finally, Nick and Dan answer questions about pancakes, waffles, the Vikings' game plan for Week 5, and a lot more.

Dan Schneier and Nick Falato break down the coaches film of the New York Giants' victory over the Buccaneers, Daniel Jones' debut, and more. They kickoff the show with some housecleaning as the pod welcomes Falato as the new cohost. After a brief overview of what they saw on the All-22 coaches film overall, Dan and Nick dive deep into the legend of Danny Dimes. From the good, to the really good, to the really, really good and what he can clean up. Dan and Nick also break down what they liked and didn't about coach Pat Shurmur's offensive play-calling selection and plan of attack in addition to James Bettcher on the flip side. Throughout the rest of the show, several players are featured in longer analysis including Deandre Baker, Oshane Ximines, Dexter Lawrence, B.J. Hill, Darius Slayton, Nate Solder, and more. Finally, Nick and Dan answer of the listener's questions on this jam-packed episode.

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn break down the tape on the New York Giants' second preseason game, including Daniel Jones, Eli Manning, and Jabril Peppers' play

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn break down the tape on the New York Giants' preseason debut as Daniel Jones goes perfect from the field

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn break down the Giants' secondary using All-22 coaches film and analytics to preview position battles and playing time for the upcoming 2019 season.

In a special Big Blue Banter offseason podcast, Dan and Nick are joined by their first guest ever -- a rising star in the football analysis community -- Jordan Reid of The Draft Network. Jordan dives into the Giants' 2019 offseason, Daniel Jones, how the core roster compares to the NFL, a 2020 draft preview, and more.

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn use All-22 film and analytics to preview the New York Giants' wide receiver and tight ends for the 2019 season.

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn dive into the All-22 to break down how the New York Giants plan to pressure the quarterback in 2019.

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn preview how Daniel Jones will fit the New York Giants scheme and what he needs to improve based on his 2018 tape

The New York Giants interior offensive line was a weakness just 15 months ago and now Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn dive into the All-22 to figure out if it can become a strength in 2019. Then, they dive into a recap of OTAs.

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn break down the game film on the New York Giants 2019 NFL Draft class with a focus on Days 2 and 3 (picks Oshane Ximines Julian Love, Darius Slayton among others)

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn break down the first day of the 2019 NFL Draft including reactions to the Daniel Jones, Dexter Lawrence, and Deandre Baker picks.

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn break focus on the EDGE/DL prospects who can help the Giants now while also providing final draft predictions, a live mock with New York on the clock, and a lot more in their closing draft preview.

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn break down the All-22 on every 2019 NFL Draft prospect in play for the Giants in rounds one and two.

Dan Schneier and Nick Turchyn react to the OBJ trade and break down some All-22 on Kevin Zeitler, Jabrill Peppers, Antoine Bethea, and other Giants free agents.