Coach Brian Daboll reviews Giants vs. Steelers

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SPEAKER_3 (1:00)

Can you clarify quickly if Tyrone Tracy is in the concussion protocol?

Brian Daboll (1:06)

He is.

SPEAKER_3 (1:07)

He is. Okay. That wasn't clear last night. One other thing, can you also clarify with Tay last night? Was that effort-related, was it performance-related, was it technique-related? Because when you look at it, you don't see any obvious plays that he quote unquote took off.

Brian Daboll (1:32)

Yeah, I would just say, you know, we made that decision and, you know, went in a different direction after the first 27 plays. And I have full confidence in Tay that he'll be ready to go this week and we'll do everything we can to help him be ready to go.

Jordan (1:50)

He'll start?

Brian Daboll (1:51)

He will start.

Jordan (2:03)

Hey, Brian, what's going on?

Brian Daboll (2:04)

Morning, Jordan.

Jordan (2:05)

Morning. I'm wondering what you saw from Daniel last night overall, and why do you think late in games, you're not able to make the plays when you need them to in regards to the passing game? I'm specifically talking about the last couple drives.

Brian Daboll (2:21)

Yeah, you know, they, you know, on the last play, the ball got away from them a little bit on the interception.

The series before that, we got the strip sack. I think that, you know, he did, he did some good things throughout the game. Made some good decisions, made some good checks. You know, I thought he pushed the ball down the field and gave our guys some opportunities to make, which, you know, that was a great throw to, to slay. A couple of good throws to Malik. And, you know, he's, he's been working hard on that. And I think that showed. And he did a good job of operating, you know, operating the plays and the checks and things that we had in that environment. So I thought he did some good things. And then, you know, ultimately, you know, like you said, at the end there, you know, it's all of us. We just didn't get done.

Jordan (3:14)

And just to clarify, you're, he's still your quarterback going forward again. He is, yeah. In regards to the illegal formations and shifts.

Brian Daboll (3:22)

Yeah.

Jordan (3:23)

What did you see when you went back and looked at those?

Brian Daboll (3:27)

You know, we got to do a good job of getting set. And, you know, we had we had a fair amount of shifts and motions, and we got to do a good job of getting set, everybody getting set, offensive lines, receivers. So we can all do a better job of that, you know, timely play calls, all those type of things. We're all involved in it. You know, and that was something at Cleveland, you know, we didn't we didn't have any in Seattle. We didn't have any in that environment. So, you know, we worked hard at it this week. We had a ton of noise. We had extra speakers. We had all those type of things. And then, you know, ultimately, no excuses didn't didn't get the job done.

Jordan (4:06)

They explained on the broadcast that the way they were explaining it was that at least Malik, the one that caused you the touchdown, he didn't stop completely at the beginning. Is that kind of what you saw?

Brian Daboll (4:18)

Yeah, there was a couple of things on that particular play. We got to do a better job and that starts with me.

Paul Schwartz (4:29)

Neil Best.

Neil Best (4:31)

Just back to Deontay for a minute. Did you, you know, your staff and players that expressed concerns with him now, you know, on several occasions this year, did you see any indications of any of this sort of thing last year? Do you think it's more, you know, isolated to these couple of things that have happened this year?