A sharp Giants debate over whether Dexter Lawrence should stay or become trade value.
The episode settles into a real debate over Dexter Lawrence, and it lands because both sides get heard instead of being flattened into an easy answer.

Giants arguments with the clock running.
One Giant Step turns Giants offseason noise into running debates about what the team should actually do next. Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman move quickly through rumors, draft scenarios, free agency moves, social media flare-ups, and old franchise wounds.
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One Giant Step is built for the stretch of the Giants calendar when every rumor feels like a referendum. The pace is fast. Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman use the week’s Giants noise as a launch point for bigger arguments about team-building, roster holes, and what fans should actually want from a franchise trying to turn the page. The show is not shy about frustration. It questions Joe Schoen press conferences, draft logic, free agency value, and the endless cycle of hoping a low-cost signing becomes more than a low-cost signing. A defensive tackle addition is not just a transaction; it becomes a conversation about whether the Giants have ignored the run defense for too long. A Dexter Lawrence trade request becomes a two-sided argument about winning now, future flexibility, and the exhaustion of watching good Giants players drift away. That tension is the show’s center. It can be sentimental, but it is rarely soft. OBJ reunion chatter gets measured against special teams value, receiver depth, and the need to stop living inside old highlights. Draft season brings the sharpest version of the show, especially when a flashy running back at fifth overall collides with the hosts’ beliefs about positional value. The Jeremiyah Love discussion shows how the podcast thinks: take the fan case seriously, push it until it breaks, then test it against the roster that actually exists. Social media is part of the ecosystem, not background noise. Cam Scataboo’s CTE comments, fan outrage, apologies, and family context all become material for a segment that is as much about reaction culture as football. The show also carries loose New York sports crosswinds, with Knicks mentions and WFAN context appearing naturally around the Giants talk. Its appeal is the feeling of a real argument happening in real time. The takes are blunt, but the better moments come when certainty gives way to caveat, counterpoint, and another Giants scar getting reopened.
Made for: For Giants fans who follow draft rumors, roster churn, WFAN-style debate, and social media reactions closely enough to want the whole argument, not just the headline.
What sets it apart: The show turns ordinary Giants news into fast, detailed debates about process, positional value, and franchise memory. It sounds fan-driven without losing the structure of sports radio.
Are you a GIANT Giants fan? Then look no further than “One Giant Step”, hosted by Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman, for your one stop shop for all things G-Men!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Specific roster debates and honest second thoughts give Giants fans a useful map of the team's offseason decisions.
One Giant Step turns New York Giants roster-building into a running argument between Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman, with each pressing the other beyond the first take.
Giants therapy gets specific: you are choosing between draft leverage, roster holes, and losing on purpose.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A sharp Giants debate over whether Dexter Lawrence should stay or become trade value.
The episode settles into a real debate over Dexter Lawrence, and it lands because both sides get heard instead of being flattened into an easy answer.
Giants offseason chatter that turns free-agency guessing into a bluffing debate.
One Giant Step stays on the Giants offseason, with Sean Morash and Bryce Gelman treating March and the opening of free agency as the frame for a brisk, argument-heavy conversation about what comes next.



49ers draft talk with real roster stakes.



Dexter Lawrence stress arrives fast.
The hosts discuss the controversy surrounding Cam Skattebo's comments on CTE being 'fake' and 'all mental' on another podcast, his subsequent apology, and the reaction from fans and his mother.
The hosts discuss the New York Giants' recent signing of defensive tackle Sam Roberts and re-signing of Josh Izudu, criticizing the team's approach to building their defensive and offensive lines.
This episode discusses the possibility of Odell Beckham Jr.
This episode is a Giants news cleanup discussing various offseason topics and musings about the New York Giants as the NFL draft approaches.
Hosts Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman discuss New York Giants free agency moves and debate draft strategy.
Hosts Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman discuss the New York Giants' moves during the NFL free agency legal tampering period.
March is here, and Giants rumor season is awake.
Hosts debate the future of Giants pass rusher Kayvon Thibodeau amid trade rumors and salary cap concerns.
Hosts discuss rumors about the New York Giants targeting running backs in the draft and free agency.
Two hosts debate whether drafting Jeremiah Love at fifth overall is worse than drafting Saquon Barkley at second overall, comparing team needs and roster context.
Hosts Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman discuss the New York Giants' offseason, including coaching staff additions and the team's outlook.
Hosts Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman discuss the Giants' hiring of offensive coordinator Matt Nagy and reflect on past Super Bowl victories.
Hosts discuss the New York Giants hiring Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator and share their reactions.
Hosts discuss the Giants' offensive coordinator search and fan reactions to potential candidates.
Hosts Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman discuss the New York Giants' offseason, including the John Harbaugh era and coordinator situation.
Two Giants fans discuss the team's coordinator search, focusing on the offensive coordinator situation and Todd Monken's potential hiring.
Hosts react to John Harbaugh becoming the new head coach of the New York Giants, sharing insights from the press conference.
Hosts discuss five key implications of John Harbaugh joining the New York Giants, including the impact on GM Joe Shane's reputation.
Hosts react to the New York Giants hiring John Harbaugh as head coach, expressing excitement and analyzing the impact.
The hosts celebrate the hiring of John Harbaugh as the new head coach of the New York Giants and discuss the team's future.
Two Giants fans debate the potential hiring of John Harbaugh as head coach and analyze the Ravens' coaching changes.
Hosts Shaun Morash and Bryce Kelman discuss the New York Giants' head coaching search and offseason moves.
Hosts Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman react to the Giants' season-ending win over the Cowboys, expressing frustration over the team's draft position and discussing the implications.
The hosts preview the final game of the 2025 Giants season against the Cowboys, discussing what's at stake for draft picks and the organization's decision to retain GM Joe Shane.
Hosts discuss the Giants' win over the Raiders and the conflicting feelings about draft positioning.
Two hosts review and debate their past predictions about the Giants' season, including a specific take on trading Deontay Banks.
This episode recaps the New York Giants' loss to the Minnesota Vikings, criticizing offensive coordinator Mike Kafka's coaching performance and discussing the team's disappointing season.
Hosts Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman analyze the Giants' loss to the Vikings, debating quarterback Jackson Dart's performance and the team's play calling.
The hosts preview the upcoming Giants vs.