Bob Papa and Carl Banks discuss the disappointing Thanksgiving game against the Dallas Cowboys. They analyze the players on the field, particularly Deonte Banks's struggles and Malik Nabers's performance both on and off the field. Carl points out Malik's visible frustration—an unfamiliar reaction to losing—but emphasizes that the entire team can channel this attitude positively. Carl also shares insights from former coach Bill Parcells, stressing the need for the defense to adapt, especially since Dexter Lawrence is likely out for the season. They highlight the critical importance of players setting high standards and rising to the occasion. Additionally, the duo reflects on past draft picks and underscores the necessity for the current team to prove that they can be real difference-makers. Lastly, they offer candid opinions on Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen.