Giants-Titans Preview Week 3 | 214
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What are the key points of the Giants vs. Titans preview?
I don't know what you had in mind, but here we stand on opposing sights. Let's go to war. Let's go to war! We arm ourselves with the wrongs we've done, name them off one by one. Let's go to war.
What are the expectations for Jameis Winston in Week 3?
Mm. Everything you say, everything you do, you'll push it in. And you should
Welcome to the Giants Nation. I'm your host, Bobby Skinner, here with my co-host, the Football Crump, and we've got our week three New York Giants.
In the Tennessee Titans preview.
How does the Giants offense match up against the Titans defense?
Uh it's a revenge game for Brian Callahan, Tim Kelly, Denard Wilson, Frank Bush, and Aaron Stinney. On the other side, it's revenge for Brian Dable, Wandale Robinson, Cordell Flott, Daniel Bellinger, Austin Schlottman, James Hudson, Carmen Brascillo, Shay Tanne, Mark One Manual, Jalen Holmes, Timmy Horn, and Cade Knox. Grump.
Why is Jeffrey Simmons considered a game‑changing player?
We're gonna talk about Jameis Winston specifically, the game plan and the kind of the expectation moving forward as we turn the page on the Jackson Dart injury. How are you?
Look, we we we had our depressing mailbag, we had our depressing recap. I I'm I'm trying to move on from the sadness and and look forward to fifteen more games of football, however it may look. Like I I think these next three games are huge. These are really, really big games.
How will the Giants' passing game and third‑down strategy affect the matchup?
This particular one, because of those ties. I mean, I'm sure Giants fans still feel some kind of way about Brian Dable. I'm sure somewhere under his skin, Brian Dable and Robert Sala feel some kind of way. just entering this stadium.
What impact could Andrew Thomas' possible absence have on the Giants offensive line?
Um so I I think that a win coming up this this next game in particular a win can can change at least a small amount of people's feelings among the fan base.
Yeah, we we've got a season to play, you know, and in all seriousness, you know, the next three games are against teams that are one and five combined with Cam Ward, Jacoby Brissett, and Marcus Mariota QB. You need to win.
How does the Titans' offense compare to the Giants' defensive strengths?
You know, like big picture, Dart being out is an excuse for this team's overall lack of success when we hit the end of the year. There's no excuse for these next three games. You know, the there's no excuse. Like you're back up, you and and it's like, oh, well, you have a backup quarterback. Well, our backup quarterback has the second highest backup quarterback contract in the NFL when you exclude, you know, the the rookie first round busts that you know are now backup types of types of deals. Um You know, you lose these games and we are in a very bad place. You know, like the the Giants right now have this feeling about them of like, hey, what why are people so down? Like that you believed in John Harbaugh.
That was the reason for all this excitement. He's still here. And you know, it's gonna be rainy on Sunday, and I understand why Giants fans are down, but here's the other thing: we have very small memories, right? It it it very much is a what have you done for me lately?
What are the final score predictions and betting picks for the game?
You win on Sunday, and guess what? You'll get people there week four for the Cardinals game, and you will get people excited. Win these games. Come out of the stretch with a winning record, and we'll we'll evaluate the rest of the season as we go. You don't do that over these next three games. We're in a really bad place. A very, very bad place for the New York Giants.
Winning this game is super important. You can win, you can't win back this year. Like we know the ramifications of Jackson Dart having season-ending surgery, and we also know the ramifications of what that means long term for his development, what this means for the franchise going forward. But fans live in the moment, and you can change a lot of minds winning this game. This is important. And also, like you said, like you paid Jameis Winston a lot of money. And it's not because we were Super Bowl contenders that need whatever that. This was a legitimate backup quarterback that was teaching your starter to be a leader and has capability. He's a former first overall pick. I mean, that wasn't a fluke either.
So I mean, you believe in this guy enough to pay him what you paid him and to extend him for a longer time than you believe in the water.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the key points of the Giants vs. Titans preview?
0:00–0:24
2
What are the expectations for Jameis Winston in Week 3?
0:24–0:55
3
How does the Giants offense match up against the Titans defense?
0:55–1:14
4
Why is Jeffrey Simmons considered a game‑changing player?
1:14–1:39
5
How will the Giants' passing game and third‑down strategy affect the matchup?
1:39–1:51
6
What impact could Andrew Thomas' possible absence have on the Giants offensive line?
1:51–2:13
7
How does the Titans' offense compare to the Giants' defensive strengths?
2:13–3:04
8
What are the final score predictions and betting picks for the game?
3:04–1:23:22