Show Notes
The Giants have everything to lose, and Evan Roberts is furious that fans are treating their first-place team like it has nothing at stake! With the NFC East suddenly there for the taking, Evan argues that John Harbaugh cannot afford to waste a golden opportunity by making the wrong quarterback decision. But is J.J. McCarthy actually the better option than Jameis Winston? Tiki Barber weighs in on the importance of winning, building a culture, and whether McCarthy's impressive fourth quarter is enough to earn him the starting job.
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The Giants have made a decision at QB< but won't declare it for the season. Brian Cashman catches heat from Tiki and Morash, and much more.
The Giants are handing the offense to J.J. McCarthy, and John Harbaugh is making a massive gamble with his team sitting in first place! Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber originally preferred Jameis Winston, but both see the upside in giving McCarthy a chance. Can his mobility rescue a disastrous Giants running game, or will this quarterback switch threaten their division lead? Shaun Morash explains why he wanted McCarthy all along, while Harbaugh boldly declares the Giants can win more than just the division.
Breece Hall in a Giants uniform? Evan Roberts hates the thought of the Jets trading away one of their most dynamic weapons, especially as they try to build around a future young quarterback. Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash would love to see Hall in blue, with Tiki ranking him ahead of Jonathan Taylor and Tony Pollard. But would the Giants pay the price? The debate heats up as the crew evaluates potential running back targets ahead of the NFL trade deadline and explains why a Saquon Barkley reunion is almost impossible.
Brian Cashman is under fire for taking another shot at former Yankees who dare to criticize the organization. His latest comments about players who have won just one championship spark outrage from Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash, who blast the hypocrisy of dismissing CC Sabathia and Anthony Rizzo. Evan Roberts finds Cashman's vindictive streak hilarious, even while acknowledging how insulting the remarks are. Meanwhile, Hal Steinbrenner's criticism of the Yankees offense raises a major question: Will ownership finally authorize a significant offseason upgrade?