Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are talking another Big Blue win, this time 20-12 over the Chicago Bears at home on Sunday in MetLife Stadium. For a team that came in hobbled by injuries the theme remains being a versatile coaching staff capable of finding new ways to get the job done.

Offensively it will alway start with Saquon Barkley who ran for a career high 31 times(and a few under center), but Mike Kafka took Daniel Jones on repeated naked bootlegs which worked to the tune of 58 rushing yards and two touchdowns. The offensive line bounce back in this one and held up enough to give the Giants some winning opportunities. The hosts discuss the obvious injury concerns for both Daniel Jones and Tyrod Taylor and what that could mean for the London match up ahead.

Defensively Tae Crowder gave arguably his best performance as Giant, but was not alone in the "step up" category - Dexter Lawrence was a force in the middle, and Paul also highlights Jaylon Smith who made his presence known.

With another set of injuries to key starters, and some rumored returning Giants, this week was the perfect 2022 Giants sample: a grind out win, a roster in flux and a fanbase elated to talk about wins!

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are talking another Big Blue win, this time 20-12 over the Chicago Bears at home on Sunday in MetLife Stadium. For a team that came in hobbled by injuries the theme remains being a versatile coaching staff capable of finding new ways to get the job done.

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Offensively it will alway start with Saquon Barkley who ran for a career high 31 times(and a few under center), but Mike Kafka took Daniel Jones on repeated naked bootlegs which worked to the tune of 58 rushing yards and two touchdowns. The offensive line bounce back in this one and held up enough to give the Giants some winning opportunities. The hosts discuss the obvious injury concerns for both Daniel Jones and Tyrod Taylor and what that could mean for the London match up ahead.

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Defensively Tae Crowder gave arguably his best performance as Giant, but was not alone in the "step up" category - Dexter Lawrence was a force in the middle, and Paul also highlights Jaylon Smith who made his presence known.

With another set of injuries to key starters, and some rumored returning Giants, this week was the perfect 2022 Giants sample: a grind out win, a roster in flux and a fanbase elated to talk about wins!

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Shaun and Paul are back with the week for preview for the New York Giants! The Chicago Bears are a surprising 2-1 team much like the Giants. Without looking ahead on the schedule this feels like a very winnable game, assuming a few things get in order for Brian Daboll.

Who is going to catch the football?! Daniel Jones is always set to be under the microscope, but following a game with dropped passes and a leaky offensive line - something needs to change. Shaun is demanding some more downfield production and both he and Paul have a an on Darius Slayton to step up in the absence of Sterling Shepard.

The loss of Leonard Williams was felt in week three for the New York Giants. Shaun and Paul discuss the void left on the defensive front, how Wink will look to attack a suspect QB in Justin Fields, and the second game back from injury for Kayvon Thibodeaux and Azeez Ojulari.

Shaun and Paul reiterate what this season is all about for the New York Giants, while at the same time knowing this game is ripe as any on the schedule for a Big Blue victory!

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Who is going to catch the football?! Daniel Jones is always set to be under the microscope, but following a game with dropped passes and a leaky offensive line - something needs to change. Shaun is demanding some more downfield production and both he and Paul have a an on Darius Slayton to step up in the absence of Sterling Shepard.

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The loss of Leonard Williams was felt in week three for the New York Giants. Shaun and Paul discuss the void left on the defensive front, how Wink will look to attack a suspect QB in Justin Fields, and the second game back from injury for Kayvon Thibodeaux and Azeez Ojulari.

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Shaun and Paul reiterate what this season is all about for the New York Giants, while at the same time knowing this game is ripe as any on the schedule for a Big Blue victory!

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Shaun and Paul come in for the first postgame podcast that follows a loss. The white out was on, but the Giants were off - falling 23-16 to the Dallas Cowboys at home. There was plenty to be frustrated by in this one and the One Giant Step hosts dive right in.

The Giants simply put, lost in all phases. The offensive line certainly struggled, and Paul won't let rookie Evan Neal off the hook. Mistakes happen, but understanding and execution matter not only for the O-Line but also the chipping TE. Shaun has mark Glowinski on his short list of irritants coming out of week three as well.

Daniel Jones did all he could, and this was not a game where evaluation of the fourth year QB was really possible. Jones used his legs to extend plays and drives, but the wide receiver room did little to aid the cause.

Wink Martindale has pulled all the right strings through two games for the Big Blue defense, but in week three Cooper Rush might as well have been throwing in warmups. The return of Azeez Ojulari and debut of rookie Kayvon Thodeaux did not result in pressure vs the backup QB and the absence of Leonard Williams in the middle was felt throughout this contest.

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The Giants simply put, lost in all phases. The offensive line certainly struggled, and Paul won't let rookie Evan Neal off the hook. Mistakes happen, but understanding and execution matter not only for the O-Line but also the chipping TE. Shaun has mark Glowinski on his short list of irritants coming out of week three as well.

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