BT and Sal dive into the New York Giants' surprising and rapidly improving trajectory, driven by the emergence of quarterback Jaxson Dart. Following a dominant win against the Eagles, they argue that the NFC East is now "in play", with the other division heavyweights—the Eagles, Commanders, and Cowboys—showing vulnerability and an overall lack of "greatness." While both hosts acknowledge that the Giants winning the division this year is a long shot, the team's ability to beat top contenders and the closing gap in talent and consistency (aided by a strong defense) signals a major shift in the landscape of the division, suggesting next year could be the year the Giants are real contenders.

The conversation stresses the critical nature of the upcoming two games: at Denver (a tough matchup) and at Philadelphia. BT and Sal agree that winning even one of these games would be a monumental step, solidifying the idea that the Giants' season is "on for real" and could even prompt a trade for a wide receiver before the deadline. The discussion also touches on the perennial failure of the New York Jets, noting that even ex-coaches like Jeff Ulbrich find success elsewhere, highlighting the contrast between the Giants' renewed hope and the Jets' enduring state of chaos and ineptitude. The consensus is that the long-term outlook for the Giants, anchored by Dart and a strong defense, is incredibly bright.