If they make the two point conversion, they're in overtime.

You think they're necessarily gonna win this game?

I would have my money on Brady and the Bucks.

Who are the better team?

Look you, if you're relying on the rest to get the last play just right, and it was bang bang, like the defender's arm was there, deflecting the ball almost simultaneously.

I agree upon review, barely that that he hit Dion Lewis first, but it was close.

If you're relying on that toe win, why was Daniel Jones so late?

With the throat like that was the real problem.

That's a designed play.

He screwed up as he screwed up so many plays throughout the game, not seeing receivers missing open receivers, overthrowing receivers consistently.

He was not consistent down the field, by the way, the offensive play calling one bad.

The defense kept him in the game, but Daniel Jones blew it.

Not just then throughout the game, he was like Carson Wentz, minus, um, talent, minus some arm talent.

Little faster, right?

If you say it comes down to on a design play on a two point conversion.

The rest you being on the wrong end of a bang bang call where the quarterback was late with the ball and it would have only gotten, you know over time anyway.

And Giants fans.

We're gonna sit here today and you and I are among the Mali.

And by the way, Stephen A is a Steelers fan.

But he's Giants.

Stephen A like you.

Like your giant Stephen A can't hide from me.

If Giants fans today, which is really pointing to that saying the refs robbed us, that's ridiculous.

Well, first of all, listen, it's, uh of course you're right about that.

But the point is, is that the play is which is what we're talking about.

We're not interested in a history lesson on the New York Giants.

The bottom line is this.

When you talk about what transpired on that two point conversion, Antoine went, uh, Antoine Winfield.

Uh, he got there in time.

He got there right in time.

I mean, I didn't think it was a pass interference at all.

I think the refs will write to pick up the flag.

It was not pass interference.

Yes, you got Daniel Jones trying to get to Dion Lewis, but not only the Whitfield get there right in time.

I mean, the timing was perfect because they almost messed up the play.

But more importantly, he looked back a little bit towards the ball, which is something that cornerback should learn to doom or off a lot of times when they're getting called for pass interference.

I saw several plays this Sunday when a pass interference was called against a particular defender on a particular team, and the major reason why the pass interference was called was because the defender never turned around to look at the ball or to go for the ball.

That's where you're sure to get called for pass interference, even if it's close.

But if it's close and you turned around to look at the ball or to stick your arm up where the ball obviously hit his arm or whatever and he had turned towards Daniel Jones, I think it was clear that it was not a pass interference.

That was the right call.

Having said all of that, I do want to say this.

The Giants offense is absolutely horrid.

We understand that Daniel Jones is a big reason why they got the second worst offensive football, the second worst passing.

Attacking for the passing, attacking football.

But I gotta tell you something, I think Joe judges doing a hell of a job.

They got the 11th ranked defense, 11th ranked 11th rank against the past, their fourth against the rush.

They play hard all the time.

They're in farm or games than we ever anticipated.

And Mawr importantly, unlike Mike McCarthy in the Dallas Cowboys, Joe Judge in the New York Giants are playing better foot for every single week.

I was not high on this higher at all.

I know you had a resume, but it wasn't that of a coordinator.

What have you?

But I gotta tell you something.

I'm watching these New York Giants play this guy Joe Judge.

As a coach, he's got potential.

They improved every single week, and they play hard every single week.

There's no giving up in the New York Giants.

They gotta get their quarterback situation straight.

There's no question about that, But the job that this guy Joe judges doing the record is not indicative.

Other job that man is doing his head coach of the New York job.

I gotta give props where props is due.

I'm impressed by this guy.

We agree about the job Joe judges doing so far as a rookie head coach with a team where he lost his all world running back on in an offense that was predicated on the presence off that running back.

I agree.

They do compete, and they're getting closer and closer.

However, let's step back.

Stephen A.

How many years does the GM David Gettleman get?

How many years does Gettleman get before they start winning?

Like how maney in Year three.

How many years does it take before?

We're like we're still giving him credit for You are almost winless this season.

But whose gave Dave Gettleman credit?

Who's that person?

Who are you talking about?

Oh, the point nobody's given Get him to keep his job.

Does he keep his job or not?

Because if it fires the right coach and it's unclear, it's unclear that Joe judge is the right coach.

However, I agree with your assessment about him.

So far, you are stating facts about the way they play.

I agree with that, but how But no, no, there are.

There are articles abound, which means people are talking.

Stephen A.

About Gettleman getting more rope.

And he hired the head coach and he reached for this quarterback.

And the Giants are getting credit at this moment from you just now for being competitive in a game after game in an almost winless season.

Joe judges getting credit because he's do listen when you consider what he's working with and how they improve every single week and how hard they're playing, the combination of hard off hard work and constant improvement and progression.

Ah, coach deserves credit for that.

Regardless of what we may think about Gettleman, it doesn't negate the fact that the man he hired the man the Giant's ownership signed off on, I think has incredible potential as a head coach.

Now, me personally, I would have liked to have seen our Luis Riddick to be the general manager for the New York Giants.

I think that he would have been the right man for the job and said he's calling Monday Night Football instead of making sure you're making decisions for the New York Giants.

And that's the Giants fault as far as I'm concerned.

But Joe Judge, there's no denying the guy is doing a hell of a job.

Thus far, The record is not indicative of the job he's doing.

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