Giants Nation Show (Giants Podcast)
Oct 25, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 17 segments
The New York Giants win a walkoff thriller in overtime the Houston Texans 27-21 as the Giants move to 4-2-1 on the season after a gutsy performance in Houston. Bobby Skinner & Football Grump react and…
Bobby SkinnerHostFootball GrumpHostI mean, we had a lot of questions going into this game on the preview pod that we recorded on Thursday night, and then we got a ton of bad news over the weekend.
You know, finding out about Edmund's injury being long-term, finding out that Holland was going to miss this game for sure, Theo Johnson now.
This is by far their hardest opponent other than the Rams, which, you know, that situation is totally different.
JJ McCarthy being named the starting quarterback in this week, you know, it's a short turnaround for him.
I'm really proud of the way that they came back against the way the run game was talked about last week there were just so many things that needed to change and you know the defense to stepping up against the what I guess the number two kind of passing attack in the NFL and just shutting it down we have so much stuff to get into I all of those things we can unpack a lot more but I'm just so proud of the way they came out of here
There's so much, and we decided that we weren't going to go live right after losses because we're like, you know what, let's digest it.
There's so many good things from this game, from the way Matt Nagy, who – I'll be honest, I was fairly critical of him through three weeks.
The way they've gotten the most out of players like Deontay Banks, the run game bouncing back, stopping the run.
Like, not just being like, oh, man, we got certain players that are bad and some guys are injured and throwing in the towel.
Offensively, the things that they throw, the tendency changers, right? The push-push to the running back, you know, to the run to Camp Scataboo.
I mean, we had a lot of questions going into this game on the preview pod that we recorded on Thursday night, and then we got a ton of bad news over the weekend.
You know, finding out about Edmund's injury being long-term, finding out that Holland was going to miss this game for sure, Theo Johnson now.
This is by far their hardest opponent other than the Rams, which, you know, that situation is totally different.
JJ McCarthy being named the starting quarterback in this week, you know, it's a short turnaround for him.
I'm really proud of the way that they came back against the way the run game was talked about last week there were just so many things that needed to change and you know the defense to stepping up against the what I guess the number two kind of passing attack in the NFL and just shutting it down we have so much stuff to get into I all of those things we can unpack a lot more but I'm just so proud of the way they came out of here
There's so much, and we decided that we weren't going to go live right after losses because we're like, you know what, let's digest it.
There's so many good things from this game, from the way Matt Nagy, who – I'll be honest, I was fairly critical of him through three weeks.
The way they've gotten the most out of players like Deontay Banks, the run game bouncing back, stopping the run.
Like, not just being like, oh, man, we got certain players that are bad and some guys are injured and throwing in the towel.
Offensively, the things that they throw, the tendency changers, right? The push-push to the running back, you know, to the run to Camp Scataboo.
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