Joe Schoen Gets Another Chance | 'Reception Perception'
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You mentioned it there in New York. Joshin is staying there as the general manager and will be heading the head coaching search for the New York Giants. I still can't get over the fact that they won. You had a shot at the number one pick and you won. How? I don't get it. Anyways. This one was a little bit of a surprise to me. I'm surprised New York did not move on, considering they moved on from their head coach as well. Just just kind of sort of clear the decks and just start over and just try to find a GM and head coaching candidate that that you believe as an ownership group would work well with Jackson Dart. If that's the the road that you want to go down. And it seems like why wouldn't New York want to go down that road?
Yeah, I think Dart was absolutely good enough as a rookie to warrant further consideration. Might even be a very good quarterback. I do think he's a specific type of quarterback that won't be for everybody. We're talking about, hey, it's a really attractive job, and there's a lot of people that will be interested in this job because of Dart. I do go back and forth on that. I don't think he will be for everybody. But I think that somebody who's really sold on him, which seemingly Brian Dayball was one of those guys. But I thought Dayball was a really bad head coach. And I think that that needed to happen. And I think the way he behaved with Dart was desperate, to put it kindly. That's a perfect word, by the way.
Perfect word. Everything reeked of desperation. It did. The dart, Brian Dayball taking his hat off to go into the blue tent like he was visiting a Civil War lieutenant or something. God. It reeked of desperation, and the outcome was what it was. I don't know that I love retaining Joe Shane, and I will be interested to see what... head coach comes in here. Cause I think you probably, I think whoever will take the job will be really invested in dart and we'll be really excited to work with dart. Um, and I do think there's enough pieces here to, you know, consider yourself potentially a turnaround team. Um, Andrew Thomas, one of the best left tackles in the league. He's a difference maker when he's on the field.
There's some talent on defense. It was just really poorly coached and really poorly managed by Shane Bowen, the defensive coordinator there, but there's some talent on that side of the ball. The two biggest questions, honestly, um, are from a health standpoint over on the offense. Malik Neighbors yesterday to the game showed up and he was on a crutch and was asked about it today. Still? Yeah. Asked about it today and said, quote, I had a lot messed up in my knee when asked why he was walking with a cane yesterday. Matthew Betts, who does some good physical therapists, he does some He's got analysis with fancy footballers. He noted someone to monitor throughout the offseason for neighbors.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:18
2
What decisions did the Giants make regarding GM Joe Schoen?
4:18–4:32
3
How did the Giants' recent performance impact their management decisions?
4:32–5:51
4
What are the implications of retaining Joe Schoen for the Giants' future?
5:51–7:06
5
How does Jackson Dart's performance influence coaching decisions?
7:06–8:47
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