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The Giants Need to Limit Jayden Daniels's Time on the Field
Podcast |
Bleav in Giants
Publisher |
Bleav
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Interview, 
New York Giants, 
NFL, 
Professional Sports, 
Retired Athletes, 
Sports & Recreation
Categories Via RSS |
Football, 
Sports
Publication Date |
Nov 01, 2024
Episode Duration |
00:31:17

In the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, hosts Bob Papa and Carl Banks hit on the upcoming rematch between the Giants and the 6-2 Commanders. The Commanders are coming off a dramatic last-second Hail Mary victory led by Jayden Daniels, and their defense has been outstanding, having shut out opponents from the end zone for the last two games. The hosts discuss how Bobby Wagner might be the biggest name on Washington's defense, yet they are finding ways to dominate, particularly in the red zone and by applying constant pressure on opposing offenses. Bob shares some impressive statistics highlighting the Commanders scoring efficiency, especially in the red zone. He and Carl analyze the performances of Washington's key players, including Daniels, Terry McLaurin, and Brian Robinson Jr., and the specific challenges they present to defenses. Carl emphasizes the importance of the Giants remaining mentally focused—staying disciplined and sharp throughout the game.

They also share exciting plans for the Giants to honor their legendary 1986 and 1990 teams, making this Sunday’s game a special event for both fans and players. Additionally, they discuss upcoming events related to the Munich game.

In the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, hosts Bob Papa and Carl Banks hit on the upcoming rematch between the Giants and the 6-2 Commanders. The Commanders are coming off a dramatic last-second Hail Mary victory led by Jayden Daniels, and their defense has been outstanding, having shut out opponents from the end zone for the last two games. The hosts discuss how Bobby Wagner might be the biggest name on Washington's defense, yet they are finding ways to dominate, particularly in the red zone and by applying constant pressure on opposing offenses. Bob shares some impressive statistics highlighting the Commanders scoring efficiency, especially in the red zone. He and Carl analyze the performances of Washington's key players, including Daniels, Terry McLaurin, and Brian Robinson Jr., and the specific challenges they present to defenses. Carl emphasizes the importance of the Giants remaining mentally focused—staying disciplined and sharp throughout the game. They also share exciting plans for the Giants to honor their legendary 1986 and 1990 teams, making this Sunday’s game a special event for both fans and players. Additionally, they discuss upcoming events related to the Munich game.

In the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, hosts Bob Papa and Carl Banks hit on the upcoming rematch between the Giants and the 6-2 Commanders. The Commanders are coming off a dramatic last-second Hail Mary victory led by Jayden Daniels, and their defense has been outstanding, having shut out opponents from the end zone for the last two games. The hosts discuss how Bobby Wagner might be the biggest name on Washington's defense, yet they are finding ways to dominate, particularly in the red zone and by applying constant pressure on opposing offenses. Bob shares some impressive statistics highlighting the Commanders scoring efficiency, especially in the red zone. He and Carl analyze the performances of Washington's key players, including Daniels, Terry McLaurin, and Brian Robinson Jr., and the specific challenges they present to defenses. Carl emphasizes the importance of the Giants remaining mentally focused—staying disciplined and sharp throughout the game.

They also share exciting plans for the Giants to honor their legendary 1986 and 1990 teams, making this Sunday’s game a special event for both fans and players. Additionally, they discuss upcoming events related to the Munich game.

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