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!

Adam flies solo and talks all things New York Giants! After Andy set the midweek table, Adam is in to mop up the Giants injury mess. No Daniel Jones, no Adoree Jackson, no problem? Adam takes a look at what losing Daniel Jones means in both the short and long term for Big Blue. While the Dolphins have been rolling on a three game win streak, the Jets and Panthers hardly strike fear into opponents hearts. This set the stage for another big defensive performance and for Saquon Barkley to take center stage as leader on this team. All that plus game predictions and playoff picture implications!

Andy Mackiewics is back talking all things New York Giants! The Miami Dolphins have been rolling, will the Giants be a roadblock or a a speed bump? Andy talks the Vegas line and how the money is trending. As with every week for Big Blue, injuries are the topic of conversation. Andy looks at the Daniel Jones injury news, and what the expectations should be with Mike Glennon. Finally, with the stats to back it up, Andy asserts its a next man up mentality, the players that need to seize this moment, and why the Defense can once again lead the charge to victory!

The guys are back talking all things New York Football Giants, and talking winning football games! Coming in to the year the expectations were that Patrick Graham would have this defense playing lights out. While that hasn't always been the case, Sunday was an example of experience and talent being confusion and mistakes to Eagles QB Jalen Hurts. Julian Love played solid football in a larger role with the absence of Logan Ryan, and rookie Aaron Robinson showed flashed of why the Giants targeted him in the draft. Opportunistic, timely plays helped Big Blue hold Philadelphia to just 7 points.

On the other side... Freddie Kitchens certainly wanted to be more explosive in his first game calling plays, but there were several plays that have the guys feeling good about the evolving direction of the Offense. Adam does take a moment to highlight that there were issues in personal that do not simply go away after a coaching change and that played out on Sunday.

Finally, the playoffs! There is one wildcard position within reasonable reach for the Giants, but as Adam explains it will be a very narrow path to travel though the road still remains open!

The guys are back for game day! Big Blue has made big changes- with no more Jason Garrett, the guys discuss if offensive play calling by committee the answer to the offensive struggles. With rumors all but confirming Dave Gettleman's departure at the end of the season, Joe Judge is now squarely in control of his and the Giants path going forward.

On the field, Jalen Hurts has impressed at times this season, and Adam believes the Giants can avoid the big plays and possibly force mistakes from the young QB. Offensively, the Andy sees his old trusted TE Evan Engram as a sneaky path to success with a number of wideouts sidelined.

The game only counts for one in the standings, but this feels like Big Blue's last chance to keep its faithful fans engaged for the remainder of the season.

The walls come crumbling down... Finally, after a long ten game journey it is over. After weeks of silver-linings and opportunities Adam and Andy are back talking the incredible disappointment of another flat performance. Jason Garrett gets fired, and the guys discuss if this simply the scapegoat or truly a coach holding a team back. Daniel Jones was terrible on Monday night, now 0-8 in prime time games, leading Adam to discuss if the writing is also on the wall for the young QB. The Giants are now in evaluation mode form top to bottom, and while wins and loses may not matter, there will still be plenty to watch for over the final seven games.