The New York Giants gave the New Orleans Saints' the team's first win of the season on Sunday as Jaxson Dart's second NFL start was littered with turnovers. With penalties, fumbles and interceptions as well as not having Malik Nabers, the Giants simply gave the Saints too many opportunities to take the win. Ethan and Weis explore the puzzling use of Deonte Banks, the horrendous Darius Slayton performance and try to understand the team not dressing the full allotment of players on game day. Oh, and the Philadelphia Eagles are coming in on a short week off their first loss of the season..

The New York Giants won their first game of the season against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday in Jaxson Dart's first NFL start. The Giants weren't perfect and the Chargers were short handed, but right now, the team is focused on survival. Nick and Ethan, No Weis this week, breakdown the Giants win from a few different facets, react to John Mara's cancer diagnosis and set the table for a trip to New Orleans against a New Orleans Saints team that looks dead already.

The New York Giants named Jaxson Dart their starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Ethan, Nick and Weis react to the breaking news about the team's first round pick, why you should be excited, the best case scenario and the parallels to Justin Herbert's debut on the Chargers. 

The New York Giants fell to 0-3 losing to the Kansas City Chiefs in a miserable Sunday night football performance. Hosts Ethan, Weis and Nick explore the Giants operational failures from the coaching staff and how it projects down onto a disjointed and underperforming roster. Ethan makes the case Dart should've been starting the whole way, Weis hammers the operational issues on special teams and Nick makes a case that Dart's lack of experience might help him against a challenging Chargers defense 

After the New York Giants went into the abyss of quarterback play last year with Daniel Jones, Drew Lock and Tommy DeVito, the team learned a lesson. In the past week, the Giants signed both Jameis Winston and Russell Wilson to sure up a quarterback room that's lacked over the last several seasons. On this episode of NYG weekly, the guys discuss what the decision says about the team's leadership, what it likely means for the Giants' draft and why it was so important to learn from mistakes.

Join Ethan, Weis and Nick on this edition of NYG Weekly for an instant reaction to news that Matt Stafford is staying in LA to be a Ram, what it means for the Giants both in terms of their quarterback room and the direction of the franchise, why Aaron Rodgers is likely a bad idea and why the team probably wouldn't trade up to first overall

Join Weis and guest Nicky Snacks on this edition of NYG Weekly for a wide ranging conversation about the state of the New York Giants, Nick's experience as a contestant on Wheel of Fortune, why any Giant fan rooting for the Eagles in the Super Bowl is morally wrong, a trip down memory lane and a whole lot of shared sympathy 

Join Weis and Nick on this edition of NYG weekly breaking down New York Giants' owner John Mara's decision to retain both general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll after one of the worst seasons in team history. The guys break down Mara's absurd, illogical press conference that didn't make much sense, why the Giants are now backing themselves into a corner of desperation, why the Giants are so much more than just Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward away from being competitive and who is going to be under center for the Giants week 1 of the 2025 NFL season. 

Join Ethan, Weis and Nick on this edition of NYG Weekly for an in depth conversation about the last week of New York Giants football. The guys discuss the reclamation projects succeeding across the league like Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield, why Brian Daboll shouldn't stay, why Joe Schoen doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt and convey just how frustrating this all is

Join Ethan, Weis and Nick on this edition of NYG Weekly to talk about the last week of New York Giants hockey including the 34-7 loss to the Atlanta Falcons, what the Giants need to do to improve their front office, why Joe Schoen is such a hard sell to return and an in depth conversation about Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders