Oct 8, 2026 · 38 min · 12 segments
Are the Browns.....Good? The Giants are in 1st place, but are they real? Has Bryce Young figured it out? Has Kenneth Walker opened up Kansas City's SB window? Welcome to Off The Ball…
Chris LebronHost
What's going on everybody? Welcome back to another episode of the Off The Ball podcast with me, your host, Chris LeBron, and we're gonna talk about a lot of things on the week four NFL recap.
You know, still gotta support, and even though he's no longer a member of the New York football Giants, you know, he's still, you know, still gotta rock with 13.
The New York football Giants are in first place in the NFC East, in the National Football Conference, in the Eastern Division.
It's, it's been a lot of bad football, you know, essentially since they won the Super Bowl, or if you just wanna go back to 2016.
You know, and then they made the playoffs a few years back, and you know, kind of teased us, but you know, we're in first place, and it's, it's...
The big question, and as you see below, is it real? Are they for real? Are the New York Giants for real? The offense has taken, you know, obviously with the loss of Dart, it was gonna be a little bit of shaky, you know, with- without him there.
You know, Jameis is obviously, there is a... [laughs] The Jameis Winston experience is an experience unlike any other quarterback experience you will witness.
It's going to be up and down, filled with highs and lows, fills with- filled with, "Oh my God, I can't believe he made that throw." Then like, "Oh my God, why did he throw that?" That's just the Jameis Winston experience, and you know, it's a big reason why they got JJ McCarthy is just to have some insurance.
And there's a tweet in particular for someone I follow is a Giants guy, Alex Wilson, shout out to him.
A- and it, it's kind of a microcosm of just being a Giants fan, and it, it, it, it sums it up real here, and it's really funny.
Um, and I'm gonna blow it up a little bit so you can see it, but like, "Week four, this Giants team looks like they have already given up to be honest.
What's going on everybody? Welcome back to another episode of the Off The Ball podcast with me, your host, Chris LeBron, and we're gonna talk about a lot of things on the week four NFL recap.
You know, still gotta support, and even though he's no longer a member of the New York football Giants, you know, he's still, you know, still gotta rock with 13.
The New York football Giants are in first place in the NFC East, in the National Football Conference, in the Eastern Division.
It's, it's been a lot of bad football, you know, essentially since they won the Super Bowl, or if you just wanna go back to 2016.
You know, and then they made the playoffs a few years back, and you know, kind of teased us, but you know, we're in first place, and it's, it's...
The big question, and as you see below, is it real? Are they for real? Are the New York Giants for real? The offense has taken, you know, obviously with the loss of Dart, it was gonna be a little bit of shaky, you know, with- without him there.
You know, Jameis is obviously, there is a... [laughs] The Jameis Winston experience is an experience unlike any other quarterback experience you will witness.
It's going to be up and down, filled with highs and lows, fills with- filled with, "Oh my God, I can't believe he made that throw." Then like, "Oh my God, why did he throw that?" That's just the Jameis Winston experience, and you know, it's a big reason why they got JJ McCarthy is just to have some insurance.
And there's a tweet in particular for someone I follow is a Giants guy, Alex Wilson, shout out to him.
A- and it, it's kind of a microcosm of just being a Giants fan, and it, it, it, it sums it up real here, and it's really funny.
Um, and I'm gonna blow it up a little bit so you can see it, but like, "Week four, this Giants team looks like they have already given up to be honest.
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