One Giant Podcast

That's all she wrote for the 2021-22 New York Giants season! The guys are back in talking the whimper that was the season finale at home and what the heck Joe Judge was doing with some of his play calling. After a brief look at another head coaching blunder, Adam updates the draft board, and reminding fans it will be a rebuild not a splashy trade that saves this franchise. Andy then offers up his stance on Black Monday as the guys discuss what may already be missed opportunities for John Mara to point his beloved franchise in a brighter direction.

The 2021-22 season is coming to an end, but with one more divisional game to go the guys have plenty to discuss. Washington represents a team that was supposed to be in the same boat as Big Blue yet feels like an organization with a much brighter future at the moment.

After getting Andy's take on Joe Judge and recent draft hits, Adam brings up a newly extended offensive lineman which further highlighting the Giants spending blunders. Adam also brings up several Washington players who could be worth watching as they hit free agency and the Giants prepare to bargain shop.

Finally, Andy can't believe the betting line for this game with the Giants heavy dogs at home, but calls for the Giants to resist the urge to "go all out" in the finale, knowing the long term injury risks you run to prove a meaningless point.

Extra New York Giant content! Adam comes in to first reflect on the Pittsburg Steelers as they look to send Ben Roethlisberger into retirement on a playoff high. He compares the stability and choices that they have made and even touches on some Twitter poll results to that end.

Joe Judge sees the writing on the wall. Few coaches survive bad runs like these, especially with organizational overall looming. Adam discusses the big takeaways from the post game press conference, including James Bradberry's calculated responses as the defense tries to fight through offensive ineptitude.

Saquon Barkley had his most consistent game this season, cracking the 100 yard mark while averaging 4.9 yards per carry. Should this be a reason for optimism going forward? Finally Adam poses the question as to the value of accumulating assets when top tier talent reigns supreme.

The New York Giants are playing for draft picks at this point, but that hasn't stopped them from being in the headlines as V.P. of Communications Pat Hanlon engaged in a Twitter feud with former Giants scout. It further highlights the focus of this franchise being more concerned with perception than reality.

Giants fans clamored for Jake Fromm to play, and just as quickly demanded his benching. Proof is in the pudding for why players have or have not seen more playing time for Big Blue. Wether it is a practice squad QB or a once promising tackle in Matt Peart(now injured), it is clear the Giants organization continues to fail in scouting and adding talent to this roster.

John Mara committed to Joe Judge next season prior to the 34-10 lose to the Eagles. The guys discuss if this past weekend should change Mara's mind, who should be immune from blame, and if this is officially rock bottom for the Giants.

The Giants lose again, this time at home to the Dallas Cowboys. It further illustrates the disappointment of this season where MetLife Stadium was mostly filled by Cowboys fans for the game that had no juice. The guys highlight the defensive bright spots, including Lorenzo Carter, before diving in on the offensive ineptitude, the key positional players that came up short and what Joe Judge can do to save his job.

The New York Giants are injured, depleted, and dwelling at the bottom of the NFC East- but the guys have more good news! Kevin Zeitler is playing all pro level guard, just not for the Giants. Adam and Andy discuss the latest black mark on Dave Gettleman's resume as the former Giant showcases the exact skillset the Giants currently lack on the offensive line.

Beyond the pains of decisions past, OGP also looks at the upcoming matchup with Dallas, why fans should not be misled by garbage time points against the Chargers, and how ugly this one might get. Andy looks to provide back to back stellar predictions, while Adam cannot help but dance in the dark seductions of unreasonable expectations!

The bar was pretty low coming into the Chargers matchup for the New York Giants, and they still managed to underdeliver. A window dressing scoreline cannot cover up the ineptitude Big Blue put on display. They discuss what a real NFL QB looks like in Justin Herbert and why this matchup was built for points.

Jam packed Friday show as Adam and Andy reunite for a preview of the Chargers matchup out west. Daniel Jones neck remains a big short and long term talking point as the guys discuss what it could mean for Big Blue. Ahead of the game with the Chargers, Adam highlights how impatience can breed regret, seeing Justin Herbert putting up franchise QB stats. Meanwhile, Andy runs down the numerous injurious on both sides that could make for a low scoring mess of a game come Sunday.