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Season Preview and record predictions
Adam and Andy are back talking all things Big Blue! The season is officially underway and with the Denver Broncos looming in week 1, the guys take one last look at what concerns they have heading into the regular season. Will Matt Peart find his form, or are the Giants now hoping Nate Solder finds the fountain of youth? Daniel Jones looked solid in the final preseason game... except for that one mistake in the redzone, a career trend that cannot continue.
On the positive side, Andy sees Saquon Barkley as a season stud who should be relied on early and often while Adam highlights that in spite of some health concerns, the Giants are a better team this year and should see a more consistent team on both sides of teh ball week to week.
And at long last, record predictions! In spite of it all Adam can't stop his positive vibes, believing the back end of the schedule offers the Giants a chance at a winning streak and run to the playoffs. Andy, not so much.
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By One Giant Podcast, Adam Armbrecht
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Adam and Andy are back talking all things Big Blue! The season is officially underway and with the Denver Broncos looming in week 1, the guys take one last look at what concerns they have heading into the regular season. Will Matt Peart find his form, or are the Giants now hoping Nate Solder finds the fountain of youth? Daniel Jones looked solid in the final preseason game... except for that one mistake in the redzone, a career trend that cannot continue.
On the positive side, Andy sees Saquon Barkley as a season stud who should be relied on early and often while Adam highlights that in spite of some health concerns, the Giants are a better team this year and should see a more consistent team on both sides of teh ball week to week.
And at long last, record predictions! In spite of it all Adam can't stop his positive vibes, believing the back end of the schedule offers the Giants a chance at a winning streak and run to the playoffs. Andy, not so much.