Post Game Week One: Texas BBQ?

But, look, takeaways here.

This had an old-school Giants feel.

You know, everything that we had talked about with John Harbaugh, the accountability, the physicality, the belief in actually winning a game that a couple times today could have gone sideways for the Giants.

And there were times where it was, okay, we've seen this script before, and I think we said that about three or four times in the second half when the Giants gave up the touchdown to go to 28-21.

It would have been 28-21, but the Cowboys, stupid penalty on Javante Williams, taunting going into the end zone, pushed the extra point back, and Brandon Aubrey, he's not human, last year beat the Giants in week two because of who he was as a kicker.

Today he misses that extra point, and for some reason 28-20 felt a little differently than 28-21 today.

But the Giants closed it out anyway.

All right.

So that's the stuff from John Harbaugh.

Now, I've told you Harbaugh's impact will be felt on game day because of how he handles this team from Monday to Saturday and away from.

the stadium and away from game day because the players feel an urgency to be accountable for their actions.

In case in point, Isaiah likely was tremendous tonight.

Eight catches on eight targets, 78 yards and two touchdowns from Jackson Dart.

Every time that the Giants needed a big play, likely delivered.

But it was funny because when he lost that fumble and the Giants ended up getting it back, They Harbaugh said, you know, in the postgame press conference, don't worry, Isaiah is going to end up getting a text message from me with the video and he knows it about three o'clock in the morning.

He's going to get a video of that fumble and I'm going to have to pick apart why he lost the ball.

And that's John Harbaugh.

That's what I wrote in my feature on Harbaugh this week, the accountability aspect of it, the attention to details.

That's what makes it so ridiculous that some of the Ravens players said, you know, the attention to detail is so much bigger with Jesse Minter as their new head coach.

I understand trying to respect your current head coach, but again, To suggest that John Harbaugh doesn't pay attention to details is kind of silly.

And that was the whole, the field.

length at the Greenbrier was actually 120 yards and two inches rather than just 120 yards.

Harbaugh had the equipment staff measure the field.

If you didn't see that story, please go check it out on NorthJersey.com.

I think it gives great insight into who Harbaugh is and what he's trying to build with the Giants across the board in every department, not just as the football team.

But, look, takeaways here.

This had an old-school Giants feel.

You know, everything that we had talked about with John Harbaugh, the accountability, the physicality, the belief in actually winning a game that a couple times today could have gone sideways for the Giants.

And there were times where it was, okay, we've seen this script before, and I think we said that about three or four times in the second half when the Giants gave up the touchdown to go to 28-21.

It would have been 28-21, but the Cowboys, stupid penalty on Javante Williams, taunting going into the end zone, pushed the extra point back, and Brandon Aubrey, he's not human, last year beat the Giants in week two because of who he was as a kicker.

Today he misses that extra point, and for some reason 28-20 felt a little differently than 28-21 today.

But the Giants closed it out anyway.

All right.

So that's the stuff from John Harbaugh.

Now, I've told you Harbaugh's impact will be felt on game day because of how he handles this team from Monday to Saturday and away from.

the stadium and away from game day because the players feel an urgency to be accountable for their actions.

In case in point, Isaiah likely was tremendous tonight.

Eight catches on eight targets, 78 yards and two touchdowns from Jackson Dart.

Every time that the Giants needed a big play, likely delivered.

But it was funny because when he lost that fumble and the Giants ended up getting it back, They Harbaugh said, you know, in the postgame press conference, don't worry, Isaiah is going to end up getting a text message from me with the video and he knows it about three o'clock in the morning.

He's going to get a video of that fumble and I'm going to have to pick apart why he lost the ball.

And that's John Harbaugh.

That's what I wrote in my feature on Harbaugh this week, the accountability aspect of it, the attention to details.

That's what makes it so ridiculous that some of the Ravens players said, you know, the attention to detail is so much bigger with Jesse Minter as their new head coach.

I understand trying to respect your current head coach, but again, To suggest that John Harbaugh doesn't pay attention to details is kind of silly.

And that was the whole, the field.

length at the Greenbrier was actually 120 yards and two inches rather than just 120 yards.

Harbaugh had the equipment staff measure the field.

If you didn't see that story, please go check it out on NorthJersey.com.

I think it gives great insight into who Harbaugh is and what he's trying to build with the Giants across the board in every department, not just as the football team.