Dianna Russini

He was aggressive.

The general manager was very aggressive in this.

He wasn't able to come up with what he wanted, which is why you heard in the press conference him being like, he looked partially tired because it was an exhausting process because he was having so many different conversations, but obviously annoyed, right?

So that tells me he was close on a lot of these things and lost out.

Yeah, look, the New York market thing, I'm with you, Greg, on it.

And sometimes I still think that gets blown out of proportion.

Yet, look how many people we've seen leave New York and have success just from the players, right?

Like Daniel Jones, Leonard Williams.

Maybe this will be Brian Dable's future where he has success outside the Giants.

Saquon Barkley, right?

But...

Dan, I was with you a little bit from a... No one was surprised that Brian D'Abel got fired, right?

We've been talking about it every single week.

I think what happened here was because the quarterback has shown that he is talented and could be the guy here, and the relationship between him and Brian D'Abel seemed to be the best part of watching this New York Giants team before they collapsed against Denver and lost to Philly.

and just really started losing against the Niners.

I think there was a moment here where you went, okay, if you're the New York Giants and you have the quarterback, what do you want?

Well, you want a really good offensive play caller because this kid has potential.

Who's a good offensive play caller?

Oh, Brian D'Abel.

Remember what he did with Josh Allen?