The Giants are 5-1 and the most recent win over the Baltimore Ravens suggests the development of the team is trending in the right direction.

The guys highlight some key takeaways from the most recent home win including the consistent play from the offensive line in both pass and run blocking. Ben Bredeson has gone from liability to stability and was a key factor for Big Blue.

After a discussion around QB Daniel Jones and his consistent play under center, the guys highlight three positions that could need improvements.

The inside linebacker position has seen a wide cast of characters come through, and Adam teases an upcoming profile on targets from around the league. They dispel the notion of going after high-profile (and high cost) names like DJ Moore, but note a handful of wide receivers and secondary players that could be low-cost buys for Joe Schoen.

The guys are back talking Daniel Jones and the New York Giants as they capture another comeback win over the Ravens at home.

The Giants did it in all phases: Daniel Jones and the offense lead key scoring drives in the first and second half, the Defense tightened in the red zone and forced key turnovers and both returning and coverage were strong on special teams.

The Giants took the comeback deep into the fourth quarter but once again found the magic when it mattered most.

Joe Schoen take a victory lap! Daniel Bellinger, Wan'Dale Robinson, Dane Belton and Keyvon Thibodeux all played their parts to perfection - and for a roster riddled with injuries it came not a moment too soon.

Is this team now a contender, and in the short term, does it even matter?

The OGP guys are back talking the massive win for the Giants on Sunday, how it may change the season long projections and the enormous impact the coaching staff has had on this roster.

Giants win in what is now known as “Daboll fashion” - making in-game adjustments and stepping up in key moments. For Daniel Jones, this marked his best performance of the season as he found a way to be effective from the pocket and make critical throws in big moments. Darius Slayton stepped up in a big way, Saquon Barkley found timely runs and the defense flipped the first half script on its head!

The guys are back talking Daniel Jones vs Aaron Rodgers in London. Could this be a moment for the New York Giants QB to bring home a shocking win and intrench himself as the franchise QB? The Giants won't get much help in the wideout room as Kadarius Toney and his injuries continue to be an enigma. Landon Collins is back in Big Blue but that may not resolve the secondary just yet.

This could be the moment Aaron Rodgers and the Packers explode and the Giants turn back into the preverbal pumpkin... or maybe we have a true cinderella story on our hands.

The guys are in to talk all things New York Giants ahead of the London tilt with the Green Bay Packers. Is Aaron Rodgers simply mortal now? Adam and Andy look at some play action stats, including the under center vs shotgun factor that could be key in Sundays matchup.

If that is the case, and if Daniel Jones plays, will his ankle afford him the ability to use his legs effectively? Beyond the QB play both teams bring a running game built to win. While the Giants have placed the bulk of the lift squarely on Saquon Barkley shoulders, Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon have formed a dangers two-man backfield that may give Big Blue fits.

With Leonard Williams expected return, can Wink Martindale once again script the Giants defensive unit to success? Aaron Rodgers is know to pick a part blitzing defenses, but can the Giants afford to sit back against this developing wide receiving core?

The answers to these questions... are but a play button away!

The Guys grab a morning cup and talk Daniel Jones and the New York Giants! An old friend stopped by for a visit, the defense gains a veteran presence and the injury report keeps shifting ahead of the London trip.

Adam and Andy were LIVE on YouTube after the Giants win with their instant reaction(go watch now) but this morning Adam flies solo to update the state of the New York franchise.

Daniel Jones had a career high 92.2 QBR and helped the Giants improve to 3-1 on the season. His ankle injury combined with Tyrod Taylor's concussion protocol has Giants fans wide-eyed as injury news comes out. Julian Love and Evan Neal were also injury victims on Sunday which will need monitoring.

Rumor has it that Landon Collins could return for Big Blue...as a Linebacker, which has Adam praising the current roster while also knowing this coaching staff has been all about versatility and reacting to what the game needs for this team to be successful.

The over, the under and everything in between! Adam Armbrecht and Andy Mackiewicz take a final look at the Giants home tilt against the Chicago Bears. Inside the episode the touch on who will not be available for the matchup, how the weather could play a factor and why both hosts just want to see some deep shots on Sunday.

They guys give their game picks and also visit "Andy's Bet of the Week" where Big Mack offers big opportunities for some sweet cheddar!

The guys got on together Thursday afternoon to take a look at where the New York Giants can look to attack the Chicago Bears. Adam and Andy discuss how both teams are in surprising 2-1 records three weeks into the year but the similarities do not stop there. Both squads have been run first on offense and stout on the defensive side of the ball.

There may still be questions about Daniel Jones, but Justin Fields seems miles away from a trusted signal caller. Wink Martindale will need to continue to rotate bodies and looks to create pressure and also contain the running game lead by Kahlil Herbert.

With Sterling Shepard done for the year, the guys agree that the wideout room is obviously thin BUT it simply cannot be the excuse for not opening up the playbook a bit more for Daniel Jones. Pressures and sacks will come, but when the pocket holds a player like Darius Slayton might be a key to stretching the field and the Bears defense.