Oct 10, 2026 · 19 min · 11 segments
Craig Carton joins Brian Kilmeade for their Friday tradition to break down the week in sports and media. This week Craig eats a slice of humble pie on the Giants, Dak Prescott concurs that losing to…
Can we hear this? Next Friday, when I come in and sit down with you, when the Giants are 2-2 and lost at home to the Arizona Cardinals and Jameis Winston throws three interceptions, are you going to sit here and say you still believe that the season is going to end well? Yeah, well, listen.
The last two games they played, both wins, by the way, the game came down to the final play at your goal line.
You get the interception by Banks this past Sunday game you were at against the Cardinals.
And because of those two plays and the Cam Ward, the worst pass of the year, and then Mike LaFleur, the worst play caller in the NFL, played right into your hands.
I know you're in the playoffs, but remember how you got lucky to beat the Titans or the Cardinals? So enjoy the three-in-one start.
Can we hear this? Next Friday, when I come in and sit down with you, when the Giants are 2-2 and lost at home to the Arizona Cardinals and Jameis Winston throws three interceptions, are you going to sit here and say you still believe that the season is going to end well? Yeah, well, listen.
The last two games they played, both wins, by the way, the game came down to the final play at your goal line.
You get the interception by Banks this past Sunday game you were at against the Cardinals.
And because of those two plays and the Cam Ward, the worst pass of the year, and then Mike LaFleur, the worst play caller in the NFL, played right into your hands.
I know you're in the playoffs, but remember how you got lucky to beat the Titans or the Cardinals? So enjoy the three-in-one start.
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