The Locked On Saints and Locked On Giants teams come together for an in-depth crossover, previewing the highly anticipated matchup between two teams desperate to get their seasons back on track. Hosts Ross Jackson and Patricia Traina break down how each squad can earn a crucial win, focusing on key injuries, the impact of rookie quarterbacks like Jaxson Dart, and critical matchups in the run game and passing attack. The episode dives into the Giants’ challenges in replacing Malik Nabers, the Saints’ fight for identity in a rebuilding year, and the keys to controlling the clock, capitalizing in the red zone, and keeping mistakes at a minimum. With both sides eager for momentum, this episode sets the scene for a pivotal clash in New Orleans that could define the trajectory of their 2025 campaigns.

What went right in the NY Giants’ big Week 4 win and what didn't? We look at the key elements the Giants need to continue--and abandon--if they're to make it two in a row.

How will the NY Giants move on without receiver Malik Nabers? We look at the possibilities, including an unlikely name. Plus, we take a deep dive into the offense's red zone problems, and we hear from slot cornerback Dru Phillips.

The New York Giants get their first win of 2025 as rookie Jaxson Dart has a strong debut. We look at his performance, the strong defensive showing by the defense, and the fallout from Malik Nabers' injury on today's show.

Jaxson Dart and the Giants finally put one in the win column! They beat the Chargers 21-18 to earn victory number 1 on the season. Jay and Brandon break down every snap!!

On today’s Locked On Giants podcast, we take a deeper dive into NY Giants head coach Brian Daboll’s decision to change quarterbacks by examining what was said and what wasn’t said and how implications on the franchise moving forward.

It's home game number 2 as the Giants gear up for the Chargers. Jaxson Dart will start under center for Big Blue. The rookie 1st round pick takes over for Russell Wilson. Jay, Patricia and Mark get you set for the Week 4 match-up.

The New York Giants are trying to get their first win of the season against an undefeated Los Angeles Chargers team. With the change at quarterback to Jaxson Dart, what challenges does he face against a top-10 defense? We break down that and more in this crossover edition of Locked On Giants and Locked On Chargers with Locked On Chargers co-host David Droegemeier.

The Jaxson Dart era is set to commence for the NY Giants this Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. We break down the decision and whether the Giants are doing the right thing or making a mistake. Plus what's next for Russell Wilson, and more.

Are the NY Giants considering a change at quarterback? We discuss what head coach Brian Daboll said and, more importantly, what he didn't say that likely foreshadows what's to come on Wednesday. Plus, based on a listener suggestion, we takea deep dive into the Giants' use of the tight end in the red zone and how that compares to the rest of the league. And we hear from retired NY Giants defensive end Justin Tuck who talks Giants defense.

The New York Giants offense, which a week ago looked so good against the Dallas Cowboys, went right back to being the flat, uninspired unit in a 22-9 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. We take a deep, honest dive into what went wrong, not just this week but in the Brian Daboll era, and explore if there are any fixes for it.

If the NY Giants hope to keep their game against the Kansas City Chiefs competitive, they need to accomplish these items. Plus, we take a look at the red zone woes — why they're happening and how they can be fixed —and also examine the statuses of Andrew Thomas and other injured Giants.

The Giants finally return home after beginning the season on the road back to back weeks. They welcome in the Chiefs for the Sunday nighter. Both teams enter play with 0-2 records.

Can the New York Giants and Kansas City Chiefs turn their seasons around? Both teams enter Week 3 with 0-2 records, creating urgency for a win. This crossover episode of Locked On Giants and Locked On Chiefs analyzes key matchups, including the Giants' offensive line against the Chiefs' formidable defensive front led by Chris Jones. And which factors can potentially sway the outcome of the game? Patricia Traina of Locked On Giants and Ryan Tracy and Chris Clark of Locked On Chiefs break down offensive weapons, defensive strategies, and keys to victory for both teams on this special Crossover edition.

Is NY Giants head coach Brian Daboll too much of a "player's coach"? We explore that and how that could end up making things worse in the long run. Plus, we look at the one area where QB Russell has shown noticeable improvement from a week ago, and we run down the emerging storylines ahead of the Giants' Week 3 home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs.

***NOTE: This episode includes play diagrams which can be viewed on YouTube.*** Scheme? Execution? Or both? We diagram and break down the two game-turning plays from the NY Giants' overtime loss to the Dallas Cowboys. We then examine some disturbing trends that have continued from last season. Lastly, we look at OL Marcus Mbow, who saw his first extensive playing time Sunday — is he ready for regular action?

The New York Giants were their own worst enemy in their Week 2 40-37 overtime loss to the Dallas Cowboys. From an onslaught of penalties to red zone woes to defensive playcalling, we dive into the factors behind the Giants’ latest gut-punch loss.

A 40-37 overtime loss in Dallas has the Giants in an 0-2 hole to start the 2025 campaign. Russell Wilson threw for a career high 450 yards and 3 TDs...but a key interception late helped set up the Dallas game winning scoring drive. Big Blue faces Kansas City next Sunday night.

Can the New York Giants finally break their losing streak in Dallas? Here's a look at some approaches they could take to make sure they give themselves the best possibility of a victory.

We get you set for Week 2 as the Giants head to Dallas to face the Cowboys. New York, coming off their Week 1 loss to Washington, will continue to go with Russell Wilson under center.