Reception Perception: The Show [FULL EPISODE] We're Talkin' About Week 10!
Nov 11, 2025
Brian Daboll's firing sparks a deep dive into the challenges faced by the Giants. The hosts analyze Dan Campbell's play-calling and how it revived Detroit's offense, especially for Jameson Williams. They dissect the Saints' receiving corps post-Rashid Shaheed and marvel at Jerry Jeudy's breakout despite his rocky history. Marvin Harrison Jr.'s inefficient performance raises eyebrows, while questions about Justin Jefferson's effort surface. The talk rounds off with coaching speculations for the Giants and Minnesota's quarterback strategy.
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Daboll Prioritized Dart Over Player Safety
- Brian Daboll prioritized Jackson Dart's development even when it risked the QB's health and team results.
- Matt Harmon and James Koh see that as reckless ownership and coaching misalignment harming long-term development.
One-Score Games Define Coaching Fate
- Small margins matter: Giants repeatedly blew high win-probability games, which compounded into coaching consequences.
- The hosts used multiple examples to show how several close losses erased a coach's job security.
Campbell's Play-Calling Activated Williams
- Dan Campbell taking over play-calling immediately shifted usage to get Jameson Williams and Amon-Ro St. Brown more involved.
- The change exploited Williams' horizontal speed and in-breaking routes to create explosive plays.