Blue Rush: A NY Giants Football Podcast from NY Post Sports

Lawrence Tynes, Paul Schwartz, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory open the season finale of the pod getting into the Giants news of the week. They talk about GM Dave Gettleman returning for another season, defensive coordinator Patrick Graham getting a contract extension, whether Jason Garrett will return as offensive coordinator, what the Giants' offseason plans should be and the crew gives out Giants awards. Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton then joins the show. Slayton discusses Eagles coach Doug Pederson's controversial QB decision Sunday, Joe Judge's reaction to it, going up against top corners, the connection with Daniel Jones, playing a weird season in a pandemic, playing in front of no fans and what he learned from Judge. Slayton also gets into his offseason plans, working with the NYPD program that lets inner city kids play football, going back to Georgia and everything that has gone on there and potential for the Giants next season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Schwartz, Lawrence Tynes and Jake Brown open the show getting into Doug Pederson's awful coaching Sunday night, giving up on his team in the Eagles' loss to the Washington Football Team. The guys then get into the Giants' 23-19 win over the Cowboys, Daniel Jones looking better, Leonard Williams playing great, more Evan Engram drops, Sterling Shepard being key for this team and the arrow pointing up for Big Blue going into the offseason. In "Tynes Take," he talks about the embarrassing decisions by Pederson, Tom Coughlin going all-in back in 2007 in a game that didn't mean anything and why Giants fans should be excited going into 2021. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Schwartz and Lawrence Tynes open the show talking about what Daniel Jones said about not being 100% and not being able to run. The guys then do an in-depth preview of the big Giants-Cowboys game on Sunday. Can the Giants win the game? Will they win the NFC East? Schwartz, Tynes, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory give out their predictions for the Giants game and the Washington-Philadelphia game. The crew then responds to voicemails in the final "You Got Mail" segment of the season. Callers chime in on Dave Gettleman, the draft, free agency, the season overall and the big game Sunday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Schwartz and Lawrence Tynes open the show reacting to the Giants' 27-13 loss to the Ravens. They discuss the Giants not looking anything close to a playoff team, the struggles on offense, what went wrong on defense and Jason Garrett's poor playcalling. The crew also gets into the updated NFC East standings and how the Giants can still get in the playoffs. Two-time Super Bowl champion Giants running back Ottis "OJ" Anderson then joins Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown. Anderson talks about the three-game losing streak, Saquon Barkley and Wayne Gallman, if Daniel Jones is the answer at QB, Joe Judge vs. Bill Parcells comparisons, not being in the Hall of Fame, avoiding fumbles and the 5D graphics company Tridelix he is working with. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes, Paul Schwartz, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory open the show with the "In the Paper" segment. They get into whether Daniel Jones will play Sunday, who made the Pro Bowl for the Giants and who got snubbed, the NFC East weekend ahead and preview the big Giants-Ravens game. The crew then answers voicemails from fans in "You Got Mail," which had questions on the Pro Bowl, Danny Dimes and a guy just telling us he's been a fan since he's been alive. Giants Pro Bowl tight end Evan Engram then joins the show. Engram discusses making his first Pro Bowl, how he found out, boosting his confidence, dealing with injuries in his career and the Ole Miss bet with Joe Judge. Engram also talks about learning from Eli about blocking out the noise, missing Eli, his sister vs. him in basketball, Sunday's big game, Graham Gano getting a Pro Bowl snub, what his lap count is and whether he can rap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Schwartz and Lawrence Tynes open the show getting into the Giants' 20-6 loss to the Browns Sunday night. They discuss the decision to not go for field goals in the first half, the questionable play-calling, the offensive struggles, what has happened to this team and where they stand in the NFC East. Iconic sports talk radio host Chris "Mad Dog" Russo then joins Schwartz, Tynes and Jake Brown. Russo talks about the Giants loss, Joe Judge, Daniel Jones and the team's outlook. He also talks about starting the Mad Dog Radio channel at SiriusXM, the lineup changes, missing NY sports radio, his son co-hosting a few hours next week on WFAN with Craig Carton's son, his thoughts on Carton's return to the airwaves and when he may retire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes, Paul Schwartz, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory open the show talking snowstorms before diving "In The Paper." They discuss Daniel Jones' new ankle injury, Colt McCoy potentially starting Sunday and Jones trying to be a hero playing hurt. They also revisit the Odell Beckham Jr. trade and preview the Giants matchup with the Browns. It's then time for "You Got Mail" where the crew responds to five voicemails from Blue Rush listeners. Callers chime in on Dave Gettleman's future, sliding into Jabrill Peppers' DMs and what the Giants should do in the draft and offseason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show getting into the Giants' 26-7 loss to the Cardinals to end their four-game winning streak. They discuss Daniel Jones' struggles, whether he should have even played, poor coaching, if Colt McCoy should have came in the game earlier, the special teams' horrid performance and the overall outlook on the team. They also get into a rough day in the NFC East with all other teams winning and Washington taking the lead for first place. In "Tynes Take," he sounds off on Jones' health, deciding to play and his bad game. Longtime Giants WFAN radio voice Bob Papa then joins Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown. Papa talks about calling various Olympics sports, calling games this season during COVID times, working with Carl Banks, some of his favorite Giants radio calls, Joe Judge and the coaching staff and playing golf at Augusta. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes, Paul Schwartz, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory open the show with the "In The Paper" segment. They discuss Daniel Jones' hamstring injury and if he will be able to play Sunday, Blake Martinez's injury, the battle in the NFC East and preview the Giants matchup with the Cardinals Sunday. Paul then looks back at the impact Ray Perkins had on the Giants after he passed away on Wednesday. The guys then answer a question from a fan in "You Got Mail." Giants rookie DE Niko Lalos then joins the pod. Lalos talks about being a black belt as a kid, playing in the Ivy League at Dartmouth, the practice squad life, LeBron James tweeting him and the story behind it, early success, why he loves Joe Judge and the playoff push. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show diving into the Giants' big 17-12 win over the Seahawks Sunday. They discuss the defense's dominant showing, Colt McCoy managing the game well, Wayne Gallman, Alfred Morris and the second half rushing attack and Joe Judge's team winning four straight games. They also talk about some special-teams improvements that are needed, the offense needing to punch it up and how the NFC East is shaking out. Super Bowl 42 champion Giants punter and WFAN Giants pre-and-postgame analyst Jeff Feagles then joins Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown. Feagles talks about Big Blue's growth, comparing Judge to Tom Coughlin, why the Giants could win the division, the blocked punt Sunday, the pregame kicking in Green Bay in 2008 with Tynes, the moments leading up to the game-winning kick and the aftermath. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes, Paul Schwartz, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory open the show with the weekly "In The Paper" segment. They start by wishing Paul a Happy Birthday before getting into the Daniel Jones' injury, Colt McCoy likely starting at QB, Dave DeGuglielmo speaking to the media for the first time and the NFC East mess this season. The crew then breaks down Giants-Seahawks Sunday and makes their predictions. Tynes and Schwartz then respond to voicemails from listeners in the new "You Got Mail" segment. Giants kicker Graham Gano then joins the show. Gano talks about returning from COVID, his contract extension, track career in high school, his 63-yard game-winner against the Giants when he was with the Panthers and kicking in his hotel room. Gano also gets into living up to fellow Scottish kicker Tynes and his Super Bowl titles, COVID symptoms he had, why they love Joe Judge and a big reason why he came to the Giants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show reacting to the Giants' 19-17 win over the Bengals. They discuss Daniel Jones' hamstring injury, Colt McCoy taking over, the defense's tremendous performance, Graham Gano kicking well after having COVID and Big Blue taking over first place in the NFC East. Tynes then gives his tribute to the late Markus Paul following his passing last week. Longtime ESPN anchor and diehard Giants fan Linda Cohn then joins the show. Cohn talks about Sarah Fuller's impact and interviewing her after the game, women in sports, thoughts on the first place Giants, her love for Eli Manning, why she needs to see more from Jones, her favorite SportsCenter commercials and being a New Yorker and a big NY sports fan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes, Paul Schwartz, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory open the show with the "In The Paper" segment diving into the biggest Giants headlines of the week. They get into the Marc Colombo firing, Giants on the COVID list, defensive players coming back from injuries and preview Giants-Bengals Sunday. They then give a reason why they are thankful this Thanksgiving. In this edition of "Tynes Time," Tynes tells the story of getting the ball from his Green Bay kick. Giants defensive tackle and team captain Dalvin Tomlinson then joins the show. Tomlinson talks about Joe Judge, playing soccer, his leadership style as a team captain, Patrick Graham, a playoff chase, choosing Alabama over Harvard, his artistic talents and the guys behind him on defense. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show getting into the Giants' 27-17 win over the Eagles. They discuss the improvement from a few weeks ago, buying into Joe Judge, Graham Gano signing a contract extension after the game, special teams playing well, Daniel Jones not turning the ball over and running the football effectively and how dominant the defense was behind Patrick Graham's terrific coaching. Are the Giants in the race now to win the NFC East? Former Giants offensive guard and two-time Super Bowl champion Chris Snee then joins the show. Snee talks about coaching his kid, what he sees from this Giants offensive line, Matt Peart's progress, how he kept weight on during his playing career, the cohesion on his o-line, future plans and blocking on the David Tyree Super Bowl catch. Snee also discusses Eli Manning's practical jokes, Tynes making the famous playoff kick in Green Bay and the dynamic with Tom Coughlin being his coach and father-in-law. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes, Paul Schwartz, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory open the show with the "In The Paper" segment, diving into the biggest Giants headlines this week. The crew starts with reacting to the clip of Joe Judge disagreeing with Schwartz's statements in the press conference Wednesday about Daniel Jones and Judge saying he is a developing player. They also get into Golden Tate's role, the rotating offensive line and preview the Giants-Eagles game. In "Tynes Take," he has a message to the Dave Gettleman haters. Former Giants running back and two-time Super Bowl champion Brandon Jacobs then joins the show. Jacobs talks about coaching high school football, his thoughts on Daniel Jones and the current Giants team, the play where he ran over Charles Woodson in Green Bay and learning from Tiki Barber. Jacobs also gets into his Giants draft class, the earth, wind and fire dynamic, being a Giant even when he was with the 49ers and his son being a football success story at 13 years old. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Schwartz and Lawrence Tynes open the breaking down the Giants' 23-20 win over the Washington Football Team Sunday. The guys get into the Giants nearly blowing the big lead, Logan Ryan and Jabrill Peppers making big interceptions, the offensive line shifting around, Wayne Gallman and Daniel Jones' performance. They also discuss Evan Engram's up and down game, Peppers being a "dawg," Kyle Allen's injury and Alex Smith coming in, Patrick Graham's strong defense and what the NFC East race looks like. Former Giants Pro Bowl safety and Super Bowl 46 champion Antrel Rolle then joins Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown. They talk about Peppers, qualities of being a leader, the 2011 memorable season, Eli Manning's epic speech, how Tom Coughlin made him better and memories with Tynes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes, Paul Schwartz, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory open the show with the "In The Paper" segment diving into the Giants biggest headlines. They get into the Golden Tate saga and how Joe Judge handled it, Daniel Jones and if he should get benched, Giants trainers helping Logan Ryan's wife and a preview and predictions for the Giants-Washington game on Sunday. In "Tynes Time," he looks back to when he chose free agency over taking a Giants contract extension. Former Giants safety and Super Bowl 46 champion Will Blackmon then joins the show. Blackmon gives some wine recommendations, talks about Daniel Jones, Joe Judge and memories from winning Super Bowl 46. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show getting into the Giants' heartbreaking 25-23 loss to the Bucs Monday night. They discuss Daniel Jones' crushing turnovers, the refs picking up the flag on the two-point conversion, missed opportunities to win, the offensive line's game and how good Patrick Graham and the defense have been. This week's edition of "Tynes Take" focuses on Jones needing to stop the turnovers. Paul, Lawrence and Jake Brown then chat with NFL on CBS and Westwood One play-by-play announcer Ian Eagle. He talks about calling Monday night's game, Jones' turnover issues, his dad being a comedian and star in commercials and using humor in broadcasts. The legendary broadcaster also gets into calling NBA games in the bubble, no fans, working with Charles Davis, his game-day routine and some of his favorite phrases he has used over the years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes, Paul Schwartz, Jake Brown and Sarah McCrory start the show with the "In The Paper" segment, going over the biggest Giants headlines. The guys get into the photo of the maskless Giants at a restaurant, the Andrew Thomas vs. Matt Peart debate, Jabrill Peppers and going up against Jason Pierre-Paul and Tom Brady Monday night. They then make their predictions for the Giants-Bucs matchup. In "Tynes Take," he explains why the Giants should not trade Evan Engram. Former Giants GM Ernie Accorsi then joins the show. Accorsi talks about forming the team that would win Super Bowl 42, getting Eli Manning, going with Eli over Big Ben and what he thinks of Daniel Jones. Accorsi also discusses starting his career as a sports writer, his love for baseball, the job Dave Gettleman has done as GM and the story behind drafting Osi Umenyiora. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show reacting to a heartbreaking 22-21 Giants loss to the Eagles in Philadelphia on Thursday night. They talk about Daniel Jones tripping over himself, the Evan Engram drop, the mistakes on defense in the final five minutes, losing to a banged-up Eagles team and what the NFC East looks like. NBC New York sports reporter and anchor Bruce Beck then joins the show. Beck discusses the game, the Giants locker room under Joe Judge and some of the worst locker rooms he has been in over his career. He also gets into the keys to lasting a long time in the media, some of the memorable players and teams he covered, building relationships and if he ever got into an altercation with a player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show talking about Joe Judge winning his first game as a head coach and the Giants finally getting their first victory of the season. They discuss Tae Crowder's clutch defensive touchdown, the struggles from Daniel Jones and the offense, the Andrew Thomas benching, what the NFC East looks like and a preview and predictions for the Thursday night matchup against the Eagles. In this edition of "Tynes Take," he explains why Giants fans should be celebrating a win, even if it was ugly. Giants great, fan favorite and Super Bowl 46 champion wide receiver Victor Cruz then joins Tynes and Jake Brown. Cruz talks about the Giants win, his historic 99-yard touchdown, overnight fame and success, Darius Slayton being a No. 1 receiver and Daniel Jones being the guy to lead the team. Cruz also gets into the redzone struggles, playing without fans, best advice from Tom Coughlin, injuries ending his career, Judge's coaching, Tynes as a teammate and how the salsa TD celebration took on a life of its own. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show talking about this game Sunday against Washington essentially being a must-win. They get into lots of losing so far for Daniel Jones, debate whether the Giants should sign Le'Veon Bell and get into the picks of Chase Young and Andrew Thomas. They also discuss Dwayne Haskins getting benched, cutting Damion Ratley and make predictions for the game. In this week's edition of "Tynes Time," he gets into wearing ear plugs every game and why he did it. Two-time Giants Super Bowl champion cornerback Corey Webster then joins Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown. Webster discusses using his platform to be a mentor, his infamous interception in Green Bay, how he played great in the playoffs and playing behind a dominant pass rush. He also gets into what is wrong with the Giants and current NFL players, being a Giant his whole career and "Coughlin time." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show getting into the tough 37-34 loss to the Cowboys on Sunday. They discuss why it’s time for this team to win, the Riley Dixon touchdown pass getting called back, the team making progress, Daniel Jones’ performance, the brutal Dak Prescott injury and Graham Gano’s big day kicking. Jake Brown then pops in to break down a rough time for New York sports. In the first edition of “Tynes Take,” Tynes talks about where he is at on Jones’ development right now. The guys then are joined by former Giants offensive lineman Rich Seubert. The Super Bowl champ and Watchung Hills Regional High School football coach talks about coaching, their game Monday night, getting into fights at Giants training camp, his brutal leg injury and comparing it to Prescott’s injury Sunday. Seubert also gets into the David Tyree Super Bowl 42 play, not making a Pro Bowl, Dixon’s play Sunday and why he loves coaching high school football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show talking about the Giants going up against a bad Cowboys defense. They discuss fans being there in Dallas, how nice that stadium is, the defense having a tough task against a powerful Cowboys offense, Jason Garrett going up against his old team and the guys make their predictions. In this week's edition of "Tynes Time," he talks about almost not being able to kick in the Super Bowl. Giants linebacker and team captain Blake Martinez then joins Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown. Martinez talks about coming to the Giants during the pandemic, how special it was to be named a captain, the strength of the defense and going up against his old head coach Mike McCarthy. Martinez also gets into his low Madden rating, being frugal with his money and what he sees in Daniel Jones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show talking about the Giants struggles running the football this season, Daniel Jones running more and going up against the almighty Aaron Donald. The guys also get into the Jalen Ramsey vs. Golden Tate rivalry, the difficult of traveling across the country to Los Angeles and the guys break down the game and make their prediction. In this week's edition of "Tynes Time," Tynes tells the story of Matt Dodge almost costing him his job. Former Giants Pro Bowl center, Super Bowl champion and NFL Network analyst Shaun O'Hara then joins Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown. O'Hara breaks down what he is seeing from the Giants offensive line, Nick Gates with a similar path as him, what needs to change, Tynes as a teammate, being on the field for the David Tyree catch, Eli Manning's golf game and his Shaun O'Hara Foundation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Producer Jake Brown opens up the show with a rant on the Giants' putrid loss Sunday to the 49ers and the state of the team right now. Paul Schwartz and Lawrence Tynes then take it away as they address just how bad the Giants looked and how bad they have been so far in their 0-3 start. They talk about the 49ers winning with a lot of backups, what Joe Judge said after the game, the offensive line's poor play and why the team is going to need to make some changes soon. Tynes says they need to trade Golden Tate, nobody knows how to win there now and why Daniel Jones is still the franchise QB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show discussing the Devonta Freeman signing and if he will help the Giants offense. They then get into the Giants-49ers matchup, all the injuries the 49ers are dealing with, Sterling Shepard's turf toe and then make their predictions for the game. In this week's edition of "Tynes Time," he tells a story being detained during the Giants Super Bowl parade when officers didn't recognize him. Two-time Super Bowl champion Giants defensive end Dave Tollefson then joins the guys. Tollefson talks about the Super Bowl and hitting Tom Brady, the story of how he ended up in the NFL, memories with the Giants and how special that defensive line was. He also talks about always calling his mom before games, Tynes' mom and thoughts on the current Giants. NY Post fantasy football writer Samantha Previte then gives her best start/sit options. Producer Jake Brown then gives "Brown's Best Bets" for Week 3. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show reacting to the Giants' 17-13 loss to the Bears and Saquon Barkley tearing his ACL. The guys discuss losing Barkley for the season, injuries, the bad first half, Daniel Jones' performance and feeling less positive about the team after this game. They wrap up the segment getting into the NFC East, the Cowboys miraculous win and the Eagles losing again. Former Pro Bowl Giants running back and radio host Tiki Barber then joins Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown. Barber discusses Barkley's injury and future with the team, all the injuries in the game today, him not missing much time in his career and retiring while his numbers were still good. Barber also talks about whether the team would have won the Super Bowl if he stayed, running the New York Marathon, Barkley coming back and being elite and why Giants fans should be positive. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show reacting to Tiki Barber's comments on Saquon Barkley and his pass protection. They get into the importance of pass blocking for a running back and Barkley's need to improve moving forward. They dive into what Joe Judge said this week about the team and encouraging players. The guys then preview the Giants-Bears matchup Sunday and make their predictions for the game. Tynes then tells a great story involving meeting Harry Carson in the first edition of "Tynes Time." Lawrence, Paul and Jake Brown then chat with two-time Super Bowl champion Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw. Bradshaw talks Super Bowl 46 and scoring the touchdown, Tynes as a teammate, pass blocking, Barkley's skills, how he ran angry when he played and what he appreciated about playing with Eli Manning. Bradshaw also gets into his most memorable play with Big Blue, being part of the earth, wind and fire backfield and leaving the Giants to play for the Colts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show reacting to the Giants loss Monday night to the Steelers. They take some positives from the game, including Daniel Jones’ poise in the pocket, Darius Slayton’s big game and some promising signs on defense. They discuss a disappointing Evan Engram, Saquon Barkley’s struggles and what else Joe Judge’s team need to approve upon. They also look at what the Washington Football Team did in beating the Eagles, why Tynes is not a big fan of Carson Wentz and what happened to Stephen Gostkowski on Monday night. Tynes, Schwartz and Jake Brown then chat with ESPN college football commentator Kirk Herbstreit, who called the Giants game on Monday night. Herbstreit talks about calling his first NFL game, working with Chris Fowler, if he would call more NFL games, what he saw from the Giants and Steelers, Jones’ future, Big Ben’s return from a serious injury, Judge’s coaching journey, if he is worried about Saquon and why the Big 10 should play this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Schwartz and Lawrence Tynes open up the show talking about the Giants team captains and if the guys that were selected warranted the "C" on their jersey. They then dive into the DeAndre Baker situation and why the Giants had to move on from him. The guys then examine the Giants depth chart going into Week 1, before previewing their matchup Monday against the Eagles. Producer Jake Brown then gets predictions from the guys for every Giants game and their overall record. Giants legend and two-time Super Bowl champion Justin Tuck then joins the show. Tuck talks about what Tynes was like as a teammate, not winning Super Bowl MVP in 2008 over Eli Manning, Tom Brady's future and the smack talk when they faced each other in the Super Bowl. Tuck also gets into what he's doing now with Goldman Sachs, what he thinks of Joe Judge, what he learned from Tom Coughlin and Giants fans needing to be patient. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Schwartz and Lawrence Tynes open up a new season of the podcast getting into GM Dave Gettleman's comments to the media Wednesday about the "Fighting Joe Judges." The guys discuss what that exactly means, Judge's hard-nosed approach and him rolling in the mud. They then get into signing Logan Ryan and what it means for the defense and then Tynes analyzes his fellow Scottish kicker Graham Gano. Producer Jake Brown then reads off questions for Tynes from Twitter in the "You Got Mail" segment. Tynes and Jake then interview rabid Giants fan and legendary comedian Tracy Morgan. The actor and comedian talks about his Giants fanhood, watching Tynes kick them to the Super Bowl, expectations for the team this season and thoughts on Judge. Morgan also talks about working with Eddie Murphy in the new "Coming 2 America" movie, ups and downs in his life, Eli Manning's legacy and his comedy mentor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Tynes and Paul Schwartz open the show reacting to the Giants' 17-9 loss to the Rams Sunday. They discuss the good and bad from Daniel Jones, the defense playing really well, what needs to change offensively, getting off to slow starts and why Tynes believes in Jones. They also talk about the Golden Tate-Jalen Ramsey fight, how bad the NFC East has been and Tynes explains why some Giants fans need to get over Odell Beckham Jr. Two-time Giants Super Bowl champion defensive end Osi Umenyiora then joins Lawrence, Paul and Jake Brown. Umenyiora discusses his path to the NFL from Troy with Tynes, his six-sack game, playing alongside an elite group of pass rushers and his relationship with Eli Manning. The two-time Pro Bowler also talks Premier League soccer, what has happened to the current Giants and what he's been doing over in England. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake Brown and Steve Serby open the season finale episode reacting to the Giants' picks in the draft and how they would evaluate the job Dave Gettleman did. They break down the rebuild of the offensive line, what positions the Giants missed out on, what the rest of the NFC East did and talk about a fun Season 1 of the podcast. We then hear clips from Big Blue's 2nd, 3rd and 4th round picks; Xavier McKinney, Matt Peart and Darnay Holmes. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz then joins the guys to give his breakdown of how Gettleman did, the impact McKinney, Peart and Holmes will have, the undrafted receivers the Giants signed and the Gettleman-Joe Judge connection. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake Brown and Steve Serby open the show reacting to the Giants taking offensive tackle Andrew Thomas with the fourth pick of the NFL Draft. Did they make the right choice or should they have taken another lineman? The guys also discuss the first virtual draft and some of the interesting sights, including Mike Vrabel’s family gathering. They play clips from Thomas’ interview with reporters Thursday night. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz joins the guys to evaluate the pick, look ahead to the rest of the Giants’ picks in the draft and react to the entire first round and the biggest storylines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake Brown and Steve Serby open the show open the show honoring longtime NY Post sports photographer Anthony Causi as Serby shares his memories of working with Causi. The guys then get into the NFL Draft and whom the Giants should be looking to take with the No. 4 pick. Do they go offensive line? Do they take Isaiah Simmons? NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz then drops by to analyze the OL vs. Simmons debate, other targets in the draft, what positions Big Blue needs to fill, the importance of this draft for Dave Gettleman and whether the GM will trade down in the draft for the first time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake Brown and Steve Serby open this free agency episode of the show reacting to Tom Brady likely going to the Bucs and if it makes them a major contender. They then break down the Giants' signings in free agency. Was Blake Martinez a good signing? Will James Bradberry bolster the secondary? What else does Big Blue need to do? NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz then drops by the podcast. Schwartz analyzes the moves made, what else the team could do, the Leonard Williams situation, how much money they have left to spend and what grade he gives Dave Gettleman so far. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake Brown and NY Post football columnist Steve Serby host a special free-agency episode of the show. Will the Giants spend a lot of money? Whom will they go after? Will they bring back Leonard Williams? They also discuss the future of Tom Brady and where he might end up. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz then joins the show. Schwartz breaks down some potential Giants targets in free agency, the possibility of tagging Williams, the exact amount of cap space Big Blue have and how the draft might play out for them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a joint Blue Rush-Gang's All Here podcast with Jimmy Failla from NY, Jake Brown from the Borgata in Atlantic City and Brian Costello from Miami. Jimmy and Jake open the show discussing the Chiefs beating the 49ers in Super Bowl LIV in a thrilling game. They talk about the late Chiefs comeback, watching the game at the sportsbook, Andy Reid finally winning and the incredible halftime show. Costello discusses the game, Patrick Mahomes winning MVP, Reid's Hall of Fame status and Kyle Shanahan's poor clock management. Borgata Director of Race and Sports Tom Gable discusses some of the bets and prop bets -- and the sportsbook getting hit hard with the Chiefs win. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla and Jake Brown open the show discussing the tragic passing of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna and the impact it had on the world. They then preview Super Bowl LIV and make their picks. NY Post football columnist Steve Serby then joins the show. He looks back at his memories of Kobe, previews the big game, goes over some fun prop bets and looks back at Eli Manning's retirement press conference. Super Bowl champion and Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis then joined the show from the Hertz bus. He spoke about the Hertz promotion he's doing, breaks down Chiefs-49ers, how Big Ben got him to come back, winning a title to go out on top, his tough upbringing, his bowling background and Eli's legacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The show opens with a salute to Eli Manning, featuring highlights from his career and a thank-you message from ESPN’s Linda Cohn. Jimmy Failla and Jake Brown talk about Manning retiring, what he meant to the franchise, favorite memories and why he’s bound for the Hall of Fame. New York Post football columnist Steve Serby then talks about covering the two-time Super Bowl champ’s entire career and how great of a person he was. Jake then gives his ode to Manning with a “Thank You, Eli” speech. Ex-Giants teammates Brandon Jacobs and Lawrence Tynes, then come on the show to describe just how special Manning was and recount their favorite memories of No. 10 both on and off the field. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla and Jake Brown open the show breaking down the AFC and NFC Championship games. They look ahead to the Chiefs-49ers Super Bowl, some of the big storylines and the gambling outlook. They also discuss how they feel about the Giants hiring Jason Garrett as the offensive coordinator. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz drops by in his weekly spot to react to the Garrett hire, what it means for Joe Judge, if Jason Witten comes to Big Blue, Eli Manning's future and what to watch for at the Senior Bowl. Former Giants GM Ernie Accorsi then joins the show. He reacts to George Young getting into the Hall of Fame, what he learned working with him, his importance turning the Giants franchise around and him getting in later than he should have. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla and Jake Brown open the show breaking down what happened in the divisional round of the playoffs. They discuss the Titans' upset, the 49ers moving on, the Chiefs' comeback over the Texans and the Seahawks just failing to cover the spread against the Packers. Who will win the AFC and NFC Championship? NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz then drops by the pod to talk about the hiring of Patrick Graham as the Giants' new defensive coordinator, Pat Shurmur going to the Broncos and who might be Big Blue's offensive coordinator. Legendary head coach Dick Vermeil then joins the show. Vermeil talks about the Chiefs being a win from the Super Bowl, his coaching tenures with the Chiefs, Eagles and Rams, his time away from the game, winning a Super Bowl coaching the Rams, Andy Reid's career and what getting into the Hall of Fame would mean. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla and Jake Brown open this emergency episode reacting to the Giants hiring Joe Judge as their new head coach. They discuss the shock of the hire, missing out on Matt Rhule, Dave Gettleman's failures and where the organization stands right now in the NFL. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz then joins the show. Schwartz explains how the Judge hire transpired, why they didn't end up with Rhule, how well Judge's meeting went, the Bill Belichick coaching tree and what Judge's contract might end up looking like. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla and Jake Brown start the show diving into the Giants' search for a head coach and whom they should potentially hire. They then look back at a crazy Wild Card weekend, including some of the poor coaching, and preview the Divisional Round games. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz drops by to break down the top candidates to become the next head coach, the Bill-Belichick-to-the-Giants idea and the bizarre Dave Gettleman year-end press conference. Giants great Pepper Johnson then joins the pod. He talks about winning two Super Bowls as a player and three as a coach, becoming the defensive coordinator for the XFL Wildcats, playing for Bill Parcells and being alongside Belichick as a player and coach for a quarter of a century. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla and Jake Brown open the show reacting to the Giants firing head coach Pat Shurmur. They discuss Shurmur going, GM Dave Gettleman staying, potential replacements and the good, bad and ugly of Big Blue's 4-12 season. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz then drops by the pod. He talks about the locker room and ownership reactions to firing Shurmur, leading candidates to replace him and the biggest needs ahead for the team. Jake and Jimmy wrap up the show previewing the NFL Wild Card round playoff games and making picks against the spread. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla and Jake Brown open the show talking about their Christmas. They preview the Giants-Eagles game and why the G-Men have a chance to cover the spread and maybe win the game. NY Post football columnist Steve Serby then drops by. Serb explains why the Eagles should win this game, why Dave Gettleman likely keeps his job, who might replace Pat Shurmur if he is fired and losing out on Chase Young and what it means. FOX and NFL Network broadcaster Charles Davis then joins the show. Davis talks about Christmas music, the Knicks being so bad, why he gives the Giants a chance to beat the Eagles and who the rowdiest fans in football are. Jake then gives out "Brown's Best Bets" for Week 17. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla and producer Jake Brown open the show discussing the Giants winning the game Sunday, but losing the battle for Chase Young. They talk about Daniel Jones and Eli Manning playing flip cup and grooving at a bar Sunday night in Hoboken. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz drops by to talk about the rousing victory over the Redskins, Jones' impressive performance and Saquon Barkley's big game. Former Giants defensive end and two-time Super Bowl champion Leonard Marshall then joins the show. He talks about the coaching in his era with Bill Parcells versus coaching today, the changes in hitting players today, speaking up on CTE, the Giants not putting him in the Ring of Honor and memorable moments from his career with an all-time great Big Blue defense. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens the show joined by NY Post football columnist Steve Serby. They talk about their Christmas plans and the return of Daniel Jones, preview Sunday's game against the Redskins and discuss Chase Young and potential Giants head coaching replacements. NY Post fantasy football writer Samantha Previte tells you whom to start and sit in your fantasy championship matchup. Former Giants Super Bowl champion linebacker Steve DeOssie then drops by. He recounts his memories of Lawrence Taylor, tells his best Bill Parcells story and talks about his son Zak's future. Producer Jake Brown then gives out "Brown's Best Bets" for Week 16. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla and Jake Brown open the show celebrating the first Giants win in the history of the "Blue Rush" podcast. They talk about Eli Manning's potential final start with the Giants at MetLife Stadium and all the memories of his career. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz talks about the win over the Dolphins, Eli's future, Daniel Jones coming back and who will start this week. Jake plays a few clips from his chat with Giants RB Wayne Gallman at the TopSpin Charity event. Former Giants tight end and radio reporter Howard Cross joins the show, along with enCourage Kids Foundation President Michele Hall. They talk about the foundation, their big gala, Howard's smooth voice, Eli's ending and the future of the team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens up the show with NY Post football columnist Steve Serby. They talk about the Giants' constant losing, preview Sunday's matchup with the Dolphins and discuss the future for Eli Manning. NY Post fantasy football writer Samantha Previte then says whom to start and sit on your teams this week. Former Giants defensive end and two-time Super Bowl champion Mathias Kiwanuka then joins the show. He talks about the current Giants, beating Tom Brady and the Patriots for the Lombardi Trophy twice, "Coughlin time" and Eli and Michael Strahan as leaders. Producer Jake Brown wraps up the show with "Brown's Best Bets" for Week 15. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens the show talking about the Giants' overtime loss to the Eagles Monday night in Philadelphia. Jimmy and producer Jake Brown talk about Eli Manning's return, nostalgia and why Eli should start the final three games. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz breaks down the ninth straight loss, whether Eli will retire and the job security of head coach Pat Shurmur and GM Dave Gettleman. Former Giants defensive end, Super Bowl champion and ESPN radio host Chris Canty then joins the podcast. Canty talks about Eli's future, winning a title against Tom Brady, the Eagles' struggles and Jerry Jones' leadership in Dallas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens the show with NY Post football columnist Steve Serby. The guys discuss Eli Manning returning as the Giants starting quarterback with Daniel Jones injured. They also preview Big Blue's Monday night matchup against the Eagles. Former Giants linebacker Jonathan Casillas then joins the show. He talks about Manning’s return and what he was like as a teammate. Casillas also discussed winning titles with Drew Brees and Tom Brady. He tells the story of the Seahawks not running it from the 1-yard line in Super Bowl XLIX when he was playing for the Patriots. Producer Jake Brown then gives out “Brown’s Best Bets” for Week 14 to end the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens the show with NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz. The guys talk about the Giants' 31-13 loss to the Packers, marking their eighth straight loss, dropping them to 2-10 and eliminating them from the playoffs. They discuss the struggles on defense, the future of Pat Shurmur and James Bettcher and Daniel Jones' awful game. Producer Jake Brown then is riled up in the weekly "From, The Fans" segment. Former Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes then drops by to talk about kicking the Giants to two Super Bowl titles, the struggles watching this team, kickers having a brutal year, his LT story and teams checking out early in a bad season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens the show with good friend of the program, NY Post football columnist Steve Serby. The guys preview their Thanksgiving plans, the Giants-Packers matchup and who could be the top head coach options to replace Pat Shurmur in the offseason. Comedian and rabid Giants fan Vic Dibitetto joins the pod in studio. The two comedians talk about the frustration watching the Giants, being a Giants and Yankees fan, comedy shows, Thanksgiving dinner and New York City. NY Post fantasy football writer Samantha Previte tells you who to start and sit in your lineups. Producer Jake Brown then gives out "Brown's Best Bets" for Week 13. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla is joined by NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz. The guys discuss the Giants' seventh straight loss as they fall to the Bears, 19-14. They talk about the kicking struggles, the poor playcalling, what Saquon Barkley said after the game about his big drop, Daniel Jones' fumbling issues and what Giants fans should be thankful for. Producer Jake Brown then gives the fan's point of view in his letter "From, The Fans." Former Giants running back and two-time Super Bowl champion Brandon Jacobs then drops by to wrap up the show. Jacobs talks about which Super Bowl meant more, Barkley's talent, issues in his lone season with the 49ers, getting fined, the Myles Garrett situation and why social media has caused so many problems in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens the show with NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz as the guys preview the game Sunday against the Bears, what happened during the bye week and provide an injury update. NY Post fantasy football writer Samantha Previte then gives her Week 12 start and sit options. Former Giants receiver and Super Bowl champion Phil McConkey then joins Jimmy. He talks about his crazy Bill Parcells story, memories from those 1980s Giants teams and how different the game was back then. Producer Jake Brown then debuts “Brown’s Best Bets” for the week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla is joined by longtime NY Post sports columnist and friend of the program, Steve Serby. They talk about a couple of positives to take during the bye week, fantasy teams, the Colin Kaepernick workout and Serby's prediction that Pat Shurmur and Dave Gettleman have one more season with the Giants. Two-time Giants Super Bowl champion punter Sean Landeta then drops by to talk about those Giants teams, this team's struggles, the various cities he played in and some of the best fans of teams he played for. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a special crossover edition of the podcast as Blue Rush meets Gang's All Here. Jimmy Failla, Brian Costello and Paul Schwartz look back at the Jets' 34-27 win over the Giants in the battle for New York. In the roundtable discussion, the guys break down the game, the future of both head coaches and Giants defensive coordinator James Bettcher, what the game means for both sides and where the teams go from here. Producer Jake Brown then gives the fans' perspective from both sides in "From, The Fans." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens the show with NY Post NFL writer Ryan Dunleavy. They preview Sunday's Giants-Jets battle for local bragging rights, and discuss the struggles of both teams, Sterling Shepard's concussions and the future of Eli Manning. Longtime ESPN anchor Linda Cohn then joins the show to talk about her Giants fandom, her frustration with the team, why Manning was benched too soon, her favorite "This is SportsCenter" commercials and her ESPN+ hockey show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens the show discussing the Giants' Monday night loss to the Cowboys and the black cat who leads the Giants in rushing. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz breaks down the Giants' fifth straight loss, the feel inside the locker room and where the team goes from here. Former Giants head coach Jim Fassel comes on to chat about his most memorable games as coach, going to the Super Bowl, how Bill Parcells wanted the Giants coaching job that Fassel got, the end of his Giants tenure and his son coaching with the Rams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla is joined by NY Post columnist Steve Serby. The guys preview the Giants' Monday night matchup at MetLife against the Cowboys and break down if trading for Leonard Williams made sense. Former Giants great and two-time Super Bowl champion Mark Bavaro chats about playing with Lawrence Taylor and his intensity, positives with the current team, dealing with pain and a tight end today whose game compares to his. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla opens the show reacting to the Giants' loss to the Lions, which dropped Big Blue to 2-6. NY Post beat writer Paul Schwartz joins the show from Detroit to discuss Pat Shurmur not throwing the challenge flag, Daniel Jones' impressive game and the team holding a players-only meeting. Giants great and two-time Super Bowl champion Ottis Anderson then comes on to chat about his championship Giants teams, how he compares to Saquon Barkley and why to be positive about the team right now and moving forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Failla is joined by NY Post football columnist Steve Serby to preview the Giants' Week 8 matchup with the Lions in Detroit. Giants legend and Pro Football Hall of Famer Harry Carson chats about playing under Bill Belichick and how Carson made Belichick a better coach. Carson also weighs in on the current Giants team, how the game has changed since he played and what advice he would give to Odell Beckham Jr. if they were teammates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Giants lost 27-21 to the Cardinals Sunday and Jimmy Failla addresses the state of the team. NY Post Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz takes us inside the locker room and tries to explain Coach Pat Shurmur's questionable playcalling Sunday. Giants legend and radio voice Carl Banks discusses Shurmur, the 2-5 Giants and the officiating today versus the era of the NFL he played in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Blue Rush is the premier New York Giants football podcast that only the New York Post Sports section can create. Join comedian and rabid Giants fan Jimmy Failla twice a week as he gives you unparalleled access to the Giants, including interviews with our Giants beat writers, players and other special guests. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices