NY Giants Weekly

Join Ethan, Weis and Nick on this edition of NYG weekly for a wide ranging conversation in the wake of the New York Giants benching quarterback Daniel Jones for the Tampa Bay game this upcoming week in favor of Tommy DeVito. The guys breakdown why the Jones experience unraveled so fast this season, why the offseason was such a catastrophic failure, whether or not Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll deserve another shot and just how dire the situation is 

Join Weis and guest will on this edition of NYG Weekly to unpack the New York Giants at the bye week after general manager Joe Schoen's press conference. Weis and Will tackle the Daniel Jones question, whether Schoen is being realistic and framing the conversation around several debates

Join Ethan Weis and Nick for this edition of NYG weekly where they discuss the Giants utter incapable offense that once against lost a game to an inferior opponent. The guys discuss whether Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll are using Daniel Jones to skirt accountability, if their evaluation over the last few years reflects poorly on their ability to judge talent 

Join Ethan, Weis and Nick on this episode of NYG weekly for a deep dive into the most pathetic and disheartening Giants team of recent memory. Getting swept by the Commanders, a team the Giants always beats, puts a lot into question. The guys dwell on the lingering question: are Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll the duo to lead the Giants out of this abyss or is the organization in real long-term trouble? 

Join Ethan, Weis and Nick on this episode of NYG Weekly for a deep dive into the New York Giants disgusting loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday Night football. The guys tackle why Daniel Jones continuing to play is an insult to our collective intelligence, why benching Deonte Banks this week made no sense, the lack of a swing tackle in the offseason, the terrible procedural penalties that accumulated, and why it feels like the season is almost certainly over

Join Ethan Nick and Weis on this edition of NYG weekly for a deep dive into the blowback following the Giants 28-3 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The boys tackle the totally toothless offense, defensive players making business decisions, why the Giants keep running Daniel Jones out there, how much heat does Brian Daboll deserve, why the Giants are done with Evan Neal and a whole lot more. 

Join Ethan and Weis on this edition of NYG weekly for a wide ranging discussion about the Giants loss to the Bengals on Sunday night football. Ethan and Weis tackle the offense's inability to move the ball or score with any real consistency, the defense keeping them in games, Dexter Lawrence as defensive player of the year and answer fan questions 

Join Nick and Weis on this episode of NYG Daily for a deep dive into the Giants week four home loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Nick and Weis tackle the frustration of coming up agonizingly short in a winnable game against a lackluster Cowboys team, they hit on Daniel Jones' inability to hit deep passes and how it's hurting the team's offense as a whole, why the inability to run the ball stopped the offense from capitalizing on opportunities and why the team feels on such wobbly ground entering week five going to Seattle. 

Join Ethan, Nick and Weis on this episode of NYG Weekly for a deep dive into the New York Giants week three win on the road against the Cleveland Browns. The boys jump into Malik Nabers' dominance, Daniel Jones not losing the game, the defense getting heat on Deshaun Watson and the Giants chances on a short week at home against the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday night football

Join hosts Nick and Ethan on this episode of NYG Weekly for a wide ranging conversation about the state of the New York Giants after two weeks and losing a winnable game to the Washington Commanders. Nick and Ethan tackle the lack of a pass rush, Jalin Hyatt's inability to get on the field, Daniel Jones struggles to push the ball down the field, Brian Daboll's mismanagement of the injured Graham Gano, where the Giants go from here, how hot Daboll's seat actually is, whether there are any interesting quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL draft and whether or not to actually fear Bill Belichick as a coaching candidate