Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are back talking the conclusion of the Giants regular season. They kick things off singing the praises of Brain Daboll and the coaching staff who managed to rest all the key starters while going deep enough into the roster and playbook to provide Philadelphia a week 18 scare.

Inside those reserve efforts, Shaun and Paul highlight Cordale Flott and Dane Belton as key rookies who look poised to take on larger roles in the years to come. Now of course, Shaun has to spotlight Kenny Golladay and his high-point touchdown from Davis Webb. His tenure has been far from ideal with Big Blue, and yet Golladay showed off that vintage form for at least one play this year. Naturally they also tip their hat to Davis Webb who stepped in to cap off the regular season.

They guys close out looking at where Daniel Jones stands in the spectrum of NFC playoff QB's and how the Giants look well prepared to head into wildcard weekend with optimism and belief.

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are back talking the conclusion of the Giants regular season. They kick things off singing the praises of Brain Daboll and the coaching staff who managed to rest all the key starters while going deep enough into the roster and playbook to provide Philadelphia a week 18 scare.

Inside those reserve efforts, Shaun and Paul highlight Cordale Flott and Dane Belton as key rookies who look poised to take on larger roles in the years to come. Now of course, Shaun has to spotlight Kenny Golladay and his high-point touchdown from Davis Webb. His tenure has been far from ideal with Big Blue, and yet Golladay showed off that vintage form for at least one play this year. Naturally they also tip their hat to Davis Webb who stepped in to cap off the regular season.

They guys close out looking at where Daniel Jones stands in the spectrum of NFC playoff QB's and how the Giants look well prepared to head into wildcard weekend with optimism and belief.

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are back talking the conclusion of the Giants regular season. They kick things off singing the praises of Brain Daboll and the coaching staff who managed to rest all the key starters while going deep enough into the roster and playbook to provide Philadelphia a week 18 scare.

Inside those reserve efforts, Shaun and Paul highlight Cordale Flott and Dane Belton as key rookies who look poised to take on larger roles in the years to come. Now of course, Shaun has to spotlight Kenny Golladay and his high-point touchdown from Davis Webb. His tenure has been far from ideal with Big Blue, and yet Golladay showed off that vintage form for at least one play this year. Naturally they also tip their hat to Davis Webb who stepped in to cap off the regular season.

They guys close out looking at where Daniel Jones stands in the spectrum of NFC playoff QB's and how the Giants look well prepared to head into wildcard weekend with optimism and belief.

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are back talking the conclusion of the Giants regular season. They kick things off singing the praises of Brain Daboll and the coaching staff who managed to rest all the key starters while going deep enough into the roster and playbook to provide Philadelphia a week 18 scare.

Inside those reserve efforts, Shaun and Paul highlight Cordale Flott and Dane Belton as key rookies who look poised to take on larger roles in the years to come. Now of course, Shaun has to spotlight Kenny Golladay and his high-point touchdown from Davis Webb. His tenure has been far from ideal with Big Blue, and yet Golladay showed off that vintage form for at least one play this year. Naturally they also tip their hat to Davis Webb who stepped in to cap off the regular season.

They guys close out looking at where Daniel Jones stands in the spectrum of NFC playoff QB's and how the Giants look well prepared to head into wildcard weekend with optimism and belief.

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From 'Upper Hand Fantasy' (subscribe here), Faraz & Zach discuss the Seahawks getting the final NFC playoff spot over the Packers & Lions, why the Lions would have been a team nobody would have wanted to go up against, the Cowboys chances of a playoff run, the Giants going up against the Vikings and more.

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From 'Upper Hand Fantasy' (subscribe here), Faraz & Zach finish off the episode with a quick look at teams that are likely to rest starters in Week 18, including the Giants and Bucs and then discuss a few players with great matchups that they like to have solid games in the final week of the regular season.

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From 'In The Huddle' (subscribe here), Carl and Baldy bring in Nick Kostos to get his perspective on how to approach betting Week 18 along with some playoff matchups that he sees value in betting before the lines start to move.

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are in to preview what could be a non-game this weekend between the Giants and the Eagles as Big Blue knows where they stand in the playoff picture.

To start though Paul Dottino(with a little help from producer Adam Armbrecht) discuss what felt like much to do about nothing- as Keyvon Thibodeaux met with the media regarding his sack and celebration on Nick Foles.

They spell out why the way in which the questions were asked left room for the rookie DE to have his words taken out of context. Shaun Morash takes over and reminds everyone that the Giants fans see Thibodeaux as a young, dynamic and exciting player who continues to be a key player for the franchise future.

Julian Love also received the George Young award this week, and Shaun and Paul look back at what has been a stellar season for the Giants safety both on the field and in front of the mic as a representative of the New York franchise.

Finally, who should or should not play? The BIG question with a simple answer for both hosts - this is not the undefeated New England Patriots in week 17, the Giants have nothing to gain and everything to risk against the Eagles and as such should rest the key players in preparation for the playoffs.

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are in to preview what could be a non-game this weekend between the Giants and the Eagles as Big Blue knows where they stand in the playoff picture.

To start though Paul Dottino(with a little help from producer Adam Armbrecht) discuss what felt like much to do about nothing- as Kayvon Thibodeaux met with the media regarding his sack and celebration on Nick Foles.

They spell out why the way in which the questions were asked left room for the rookie DE to have his words taken out of context. Shaun Morash takes over and reminds everyone that the Giants fans see Thibodeaux as a young, dynamic and exciting player who continues to be a key player for the franchise future.

Julian Love also received the George Young award this week, and Shaun and Paul look back at what has been a stellar season for the Giants safety both on the field and in front of the mic as a representative of the New York franchise.

Finally, who should or should not play? The BIG question with a simple answer for both hosts - this is not the undefeated New England Patriots in week 17, the Giants have nothing to gain and everything to risk against the Eagles and as such should rest the key players in preparation for the playoffs.

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are in to preview what could be a non-game this weekend between the Giants and the Eagles as Big Blue knows where they stand in the playoff picture.

To start though Paul Dottino(with a little help from producer Adam Armbrecht) discuss what felt like much to do about nothing- as Kayvon Thibodeaux met with the media regarding his sack and celebration on Nick Foles.

They spell out why the way in which the questions were asked left room for the rookie DE to have his words taken out of context. Shaun Morash takes over and reminds everyone that the Giants fans see Thibodeaux as a young, dynamic and exciting player who continues to be a key player for the franchise future.

Julian Love also received the George Young award this week, and Shaun and Paul look back at what has been a stellar season for the Giants safety both on the field and in front of the mic as a representative of the New York franchise.

Finally, who should or should not play? The BIG question with a simple answer for both hosts - this is not the undefeated New England Patriots in week 17, the Giants have nothing to gain and everything to risk against the Eagles and as such should rest the key players in preparation for the playoffs.

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