WATCH: Bill Belichick destroyed the New York Giants on The Pat McAfee Show after Saquon Barkley’s performance on Sunday

Bill Belichick brought his A-game to The Pat McAfee Show once again, and this time, he didn’t hold back on the New York Giants.

During Monday’s appearance, Belichick discussed the Philadelphia Eagles’ 28-3 demolition of the Giants and took a few shots at New York’s decision-making, especially around their former star, Saquon Barkley.

Barkley was the star of the show on Sunday, torching his former team with 176 rushing yards and a touchdown on just 17 carries, adding two receptions for 11 yards.

WATCH: Saquon Barkley sets Eagles franchise record, embarrasses the New York Giants in 28-3 blowout victory

It was a classic Barkley performance, and it clearly left Belichick wondering why the Giants let him go in the first place.

Bill Belichick on the New York Giants and Saquon Barkley

Future Hall of Fame Coach Bill Belichick on the state of the Giants.

It's jarring. You'll be upset as a Giants fan on how people view this franchise and our QB. #Giants100 pic.twitter.com/SfsS0gkq1a

— Vibes – Eli Racks (@IamEliRacks) October 21, 2024

“Saquon was their best player,” Belichick said. “For a couple million dollars more, they could have kept him, I guess. Instead, they got a guard or somebody, I don’t know.”

Bill Belichick didn’t stop there.

He took aim at the Giants’ offensive line, describing it as “tough” in all the wrong ways. “They’re playing a guy at left tackle who shouldn’t be playing left tackle.

Evan Neal was drafted in the first round, he doesn’t play. They have some UFA guards that are pretty suspect,” he added. If it wasn’t already clear, Belichick isn’t impressed with the Giants’ front office decisions.

Meanwhile, Barkley signed a three-year, $37 million deal with the Eagles in the offseason—a price tag the Giants apparently weren’t willing to match.

But after watching him run wild in Philly green, New York is probably regretting that move. For the Eagles, it looks like a home run signing. For the Giants, it was yet another a brutal reminder of what could’ve been.

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