Check out the latest episode of the Big Blue Breakdown podcast as host Paul Dottino dives inside the rollercoaster Giants season, the latest injury updates—including critical names on both the Giants and Eagles rosters—the potential impact of returning players like Giants kicker Graham Gano, and much more.

Big Blue View readers were understandably upset this past Monday when I published the post discussing the New York Giants ’ Pro Football Focus grades for their 33-32 loss to Denver the previous day. The primary subject of their ire was PFF’s ranking of Giants’ offensive players’ performances, in particular the lowest-ranked player on the list:

The turning point in the game was rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart’s interception in the fourth quarter. The Broncos quickly turned the pick into their second touchdown in just 2 minutes, 24 seconds of game clock. Like a flash, the Giants’ 26-8 lead was trimmed to 26-23.

Despite a critical interception in the loss against Denver, the Giants' confidence in QB Jaxson Dart remains sky-high.

After a week of talking trash, Broncos linebacker Nik Bonitto gave New York Giants rookie QB Jaxson Dart his flowers: "A lot better" than we thought.

Jaxson Dart throws a nifty shovel pass to tight end Theo Johnson for a three-yard TD and his first career touchdown pass. The Giants started the drive from inside the Chargers' 5 after an INT from Dru Phillips. Cam Skattebo runs it in for the 2-point conversion. Giants 21, Chargers 10

The Giants went on the road to face arguably the best defense in the NFL without top wide receivers Malik Nabers (ACL) and Darius Slayton (hamstring), as well as center John Michael Schmitz (concussion). And this is an offense that was already lacking playmakers.

The New York Giants lost in heartbreaking fashion, but rookie QB Jaxson Dart shined (except for one play), earning our Player of the Game.