On the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, Bob Papa and Carl Banks discuss the New York Giants' recent quarterback acquisitions: Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston. Carl emphasizes the importance of a strong running game and a solid offensive line for Wilson to succeed. He points out that play-action passes could play a significant role in Wilson's success, while also noting his tendency to be risk-averse and his habit of holding onto the ball for too long.  Bob compares Wilson to Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton, highlighting Wilson's ability to evade sacks. They also explore the possibility of the Giants drafting a quarterback and emphasize that the team seems to have a clear plan in place.The episode further addresses NFL Draft prospect Abdul Carter's foot injury, with Carl stressing the need for the Giants to conduct thorough due diligence to assess the injury's severity and potential recovery timeline. Lastly, the two debate Travis Hunter's NFL future, considering whether he is better suited as a shutdown cornerback or as a dynamic two-way player.

On the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, Bob Papa and Carl Banks discuss the New York Giants' recent quarterback acquisitions: Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston. Carl emphasizes the importance of a strong running game and a solid offensive line for Wilson to succeed. He points out that play-action passes could play a significant role in Wilson's success, while also noting his tendency to be risk-averse and his habit of holding onto the ball for too long.  Bob compares Wilson to Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton, highlighting Wilson's ability to evade sacks. They also explore the possibility of the Giants drafting a quarterback and emphasize that the team seems to have a clear plan in place.The episode further addresses NFL Draft prospect Abdul Carter's foot injury, with Carl stressing the need for the Giants to conduct thorough due diligence to assess the injury's severity and potential recovery timeline. Lastly, the two debate Travis Hunter's NFL future, considering whether he is better suited as a shutdown cornerback or as a dynamic two-way player.