Andrew Fillipponi

They could not run the ball to save their lives in this game.

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We do every team in every game.

I think a lot.

Now they went from number one down to seven.

I don't think anything is going to be taken away positively into the offseason because they beat a Raiders team that was deliberately trying to lose the game and a Cowboys team that only played its starters for the first couple quarters of this game.

They've got a GM who I think...

It's going to be an issue with what goes on with their head coach, because if the GM has a bad year, if the Giants have a bad year next year, he's going to get fired.

And their coaching candidates know that.

So I think that makes them maybe a little bit more reluctant because they don't know who their next boss is going to be.

And I also think that for as good as Jackson Dart looked early, his struggles late in the year would make me concerned about his playing style and his ability to not take big hits, to preserve himself, to be smarter out there.

And I think there's raw talent, but I don't think Jackson Dart's for everybody.

I don't think Jackson darts a guy like say when the chargers job became available, everybody wanted to coach Justin Herbert.

I don't think that's the case with him.

I thought he showed flashes in his rookie year, but ultimately the numbers weren't great at the end of the day and the team stunk.

So I think the giants job, although it's more attractive than Arizona, obviously it's still not a great situation because the

I mean, I would say that their quarterback situation is better than Cleveland's.

And I would say it's better than Arizona's.

And it might be better than Atlanta's.