One Giant Step

From 'Reception Perception' (subscribe here), Matt and James discuss the end of the New York Giants best run in over a decade and their need to get Daniel Jones some help on the outside this offseason. Tune In.

Matt Harmon and James Koh whip around the NFL and cover the position they know best: Wide receivers. Using the data from Harmon's exclusive Reception Perception charting methodology, the guys give their takes on receivers at every level of the game.

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From '1st & Pod' (subscribe here), The guys look at Jalen Hurts' performance despite not being 100%, the chances of Daniel Jones not being in New York next year and more!

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are in following the disappointing loss for the Giants at the hands of the Eagles in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs. This was of course not the ending that Giants fans were hoping for but the hosts remind fans that this was also an overwhelmingly positive year for Big Blue.

Inside the game it was simply a beatdown. The Eagles outmatched the Giants at nearly every key position and the season long issue - defending the run - reared its ugly head once again. Shaun and Paul discuss how it is ok to call this a bad performance for Daniel Jones, and many Giants, without making it a referendum on their seasons or careers.

For Paul and Shaun, the offseason ahead remains the same - retaining key members of the roster, and building on the success that Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll have put in place. After years of being the punching bag for quality clubs around the NFL, the Giants re-established themselves a respected franchise and one that looks to be ready to build off a strong foundation going forward.

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are in following the disappointing loss for the Giants at the hands of the Eagles in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs. This was of course not the ending that Giants fans were hoping for but the hosts remind fans that this was also an overwhelmingly positive year for Big Blue.

Inside the game it was simply a beatdown. The Eagles outmatched the Giants at nearly every key position and the season long issue - defending the run - reared its ugly head once again. Shaun and Paul discuss how it is ok to call this a bad performance for Daniel Jones, and many Giants, without making it a referendum on their seasons or careers.

For Paul and Shaun, the offseason ahead remains the same - retaining key members of the roster, and building on the success that Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll have put in place. After years of being the punching bag for quality clubs around the NFL, the Giants re-established themselves a respected franchise and one that looks to be ready to build off a strong foundation going forward.

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are in following the disappointing loss for the Giants at the hands of the Eagles in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs. This was of course not the ending that Giants fans were hoping for but the hosts remind fans that this was also an overwhelmingly positive year for Big Blue.

Inside the game it was simply a beatdown. The Eagles outmatched the Giants at nearly every key position and the season long issue - defending the run - reared its ugly head once again. Shaun and Paul discuss how it is ok to call this a bad performance for Daniel Jones, and many Giants, without making it a referendum on their seasons or careers.

For Paul and Shaun, the offseason ahead remains the same - retaining key members of the roster, and building on the success that Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll have put in place. After years of being the punching bag for quality clubs around the NFL, the Giants re-established themselves a respected franchise and one that looks to be ready to build off a strong foundation going forward.

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are in following the disappointing loss for the Giants at the hands of the Eagles in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs. This was of course not the ending that Giants fans were hoping for but the hosts remind fans that this was also an overwhelmingly positive year for Big Blue.

Inside the game it was simply a beatdown. The Eagles outmatched the Giants at nearly every key position and the season long issue - defending the run - reared its ugly head once again. Shaun and Paul discuss how it is ok to call this a bad performance for Daniel Jones, and many Giants, without making it a referendum on their seasons or careers.

For Paul and Shaun, the offseason ahead remains the same - retaining key members of the roster, and building on the success that Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll have put in place. After years of being the punching bag for quality clubs around the NFL, the Giants re-established themselves a respected franchise and one that looks to be ready to build off a strong foundation going forward.

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From 'The Best Football Show' (subscribe here), The NFC playoffs have 3 NFC East teams remaining and a 49ers' team with a rookie QB!

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From 'Cash The Ticket' (subscribe here)

The Board this week presented by FanDuel America's #1 Sportsbook:

CHIEFS -8.5 vs JAGUARS

EAGLES -7.5 vs GIANTS

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From '1st & Pod' (subscribe here), The guys think the Bengals are misusing the disrespect card, why the line favors Buffalo, the obvious outcome for Eagles/Giants and more!

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Shaun Morash and Paul Dottino are in READY - to break down the Giants and Eagles matchup. They start my knocking the sentiment that the Giants should be happy just to be in the playoffs let alone compete against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Big Blue has the benefit of being healthy at the right time as being a roster that has grown over the course of the season to be the position they are.

In the middle of this episode the hosts give Giants fans exactly what they need - a terrible perspective from the "Go Birds" podcast which seem to a sense that Joe Schoen should already be scouting for the draft.

Paul Dottino notes a few key contributors on both sides of the ball and why physical play at the point of attack will be critical for Big Blue to send a BIG message to the Eagles and the NFC on Saturday night.

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