New York Giants @ Green Bay Packers

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   wavegirl22posted 12 years ago

   Next week's divisional game between the Giants and Packers should be a good one. Last time they met in Week 13, the Packers won 38-35 in MetLife Stadium. Rodgers engineered a last-minute drive to set up a 31-yard field goal.
   
   The GMen will go into Lambeau Field next week a heavy underdog against an offense that's been close to unstoppable all year. Green Bay this season has gone undefeated at home. By kickoff, it will have been more than 20 days between starts for Aaron Rodgers and more than a month for WR Greg Jennings. Going up against the Packers and Rodgers is alot like when the Giants went up against Tom Brady and the Patriots during the '07 season.
   
   The Giants BELIEVE they can win this game .. . this game should be 'power football" at its best!
   
   Can the GMen do it????

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      Caleb Robertsposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      The Gmen may have a chance. But going into Lambeau field their chances shrink. Aaron Rodgers and his high calibar WRs are going to put slot of points on the board. The Giants D was good against the falcons but the falcons are not Green bay. Green has ripped every D apart this season, and even though the Giants came very close to beating them Green bay still came through and beat them. But Green bay has lost two of their offensive linemen, if the giants get ALOT of pressure on Rodgers they will mostly likely have a good chance to beat them. But its Lambeau field, the Lambo leap, the hardest and coldest place to play.

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   optimus grimlockposted 12 years ago

   well if tebow can beat the steelers and the giants can beat the falcons then anything can happen!

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      wavegirl22posted 12 years agoin reply to this

      it is the NFL and on any given Sunday anything can happen.
      
      Gotta give it to you optimus grimlock . .. Champ Bailey sure is strutting his stuff! And I hope he stuffs the Pats big time this weekend!
      
      But all I can say. . is GO GIANTS

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         Ron Montgomeryposted 12 years agoin reply to this

         Champ Bailey got bailed out by Tebow.  He dropped an easy interception that could have sealed the deal earlier.

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            wavegirl22posted 12 years agoin reply to this

            Ah cmon I had to give optimus grimlock a bone. . ..
            
            Go Giants!

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   Ron Montgomeryposted 12 years ago

   If Kevin Gilbride stays patient with the run, even if the Giants fall behind early, New York will win.  Rogers has never faced the kind of pressure he will see in this game.

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      wavegirl22posted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Gilbride is a putz. As much as I love the Giants I hate seeing him on the sidelines.
      
      They are saying if anyone can beat the Packers it will be the Giants.
      
      Mental game has to be there.
      
      And of course a whole lot of salsa dancing!

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         Ron Montgomeryposted 12 years agoin reply to this

         What have you got against Gilbride?  I don't know much about him.

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            wavegirl22posted 12 years agoin reply to this

            they say a picture says 1000 words......
            
            
            
            

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               Ron Montgomeryposted 12 years agoin reply to this

               You hate him for scratching his nads?

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                  wavegirl22posted 12 years agoin reply to this

                  putz

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               910chrisposted 12 years agoin reply to this

               Just a man being a man.

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   teamelite21posted 12 years ago

   They can. I think they are the ones in the NFC that has the best shot. Packers can be beat, they had a few close calls in regular season. Plus, remember when the Giants defeated the Patriots in the Super Bowl when they were undefeated? They played in the regular season too. Giants lost a very close game. I think a repeat could happen here. If the Giants had not already played the Packers, I wouldn't be so optimistic about them winning. But the Giants' d-line is def not something to mess with. They will do their best to get to Rodgers. If they get there often, they win this game. Oh yeah, offense needs to keep the Packers' O off the field. That's the keys to the game for the Giants.

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   I am DB Cooperposted 12 years ago

   They have a chance, because that Packers defense is truly awful. In a shootout who knows what can happen. One turnover can mean the game. Home field advantage should be huge for the Packers. In the wild card round all the home teams won, including the Broncos, who were big underdogs.

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   optimus grimlockposted 12 years ago

   gilbrid doesnt use jacobs right or the running game for that matter. I think tou need to get buddy ryan to punch him in the mouth again so he calls a good games for any chance to beat the pack!

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   wavegirl22posted 12 years ago

   You got that right, Giants are healthy and ready to go!
   
   #ALLin
   
   
   
   Giants defense Getting Its Wish, The Pack Again
   
   
   
   You finally 'get' me!

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      910chrisposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      You better believe that the G-MEN are going in the with all the energy of the energizer bunny!! Between Manning, Nicks, Cruz ,Bradshaw on offense; it's lights out! Not to mention there amazing defense that they have going with everyone healthy right now, it has all come together at the right time and quite nicely! New York Giants to the Super Bowl!!!

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   Paul Kuehnposted 12 years ago

   The Packers will definitely have their hands full with the Giants this weekend.  Being a Packers fan, I remember what the Giants did in the NFC championship game in January of 2008 when they came into Lambeau and beat Favre and the Packers.  The Packers can win the game but they must do many things.  First, the offensive line must be up to generating a running game and protecting Rodgers.  If the offensive line fails, forget it, the Packers will need their defense to play the game of their lives and come up with turnovers.  I would really hate to bet on this game, because I see it as dead even.

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9. STAFF

   Paul Edmondsonposted 12 years ago

   This is a harder game to call than most folks think.  The Giants have a better defense and are peaking at the right time of year.  If the Giants resurrecting their running game continues, I think it's a pick'em game.  The Packers, besides being the best team right now have confidence.  I guess I give the Packers the slight edge, but I won't be surprised if the Giants win.  It's going to be a very good football weekend!

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    Timmy Hposted 12 years ago

    My best friend's bro is a huge Packers fan and is flying up for the game. He's a better man than I. The only place I want to be Sunday is in front of a warm fire and my TV set. Let's not make the mistake and compare this game to 2007. A lot of personnel has changed since then. This is the 2011 Giants against the 2011 Packers. Nothing that happened four years ago will affect Sunday. It should be a good game though. A wise man (from New York) once told me when in doubt go with the team that has the better quarterback. I like Eli, but Rodgers is better.
    Truth be told I don't gamble but watch the line, especially when a New York team is involved. If the heavy money starts going on the Giants beware.

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    DRVetOIF3posted 12 years ago

    Honestly, this could be an upset alert--as is throughout the divisional round.  With the exception of the Patriots game--depending on the Broncos' showing, the road teams (New Orleans, Houston, NY) may win.  Particularly in the consensus that Eli Manning can keep up with Aaron Rodgers and the Giants D is light years better than that of the Packers--ranked 32nd in total defense.

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       Caleb Robertsposted 12 years agoin reply to this

       Eli can keep up with Rodgers?? Wait a minute..... who barely brought their team to the playoffs and who brought their team by a big margin!! RODGERS! Eli couldn't keep up with Rodgers even if his mom was playing to him, he sucks! And really? Their defence is worse than the Giants?? Wait.... can u remind me who won last time?? Oh yeah thats right, the Packers!! There isn't gonna be any upset nor will be!! If Eli can get his mom to play for him then maybe they have a chance!

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          910chrisposted 12 years agoin reply to this

          Yea, I bet you also think that Tebow is better than Eli too right? Give me a break! Do you remember who won when it mattered most last time? Oh yea, that's right; the GIANTS! Just like in 07 when the Packers beat the Giants in the REGULAR season and lost to the Giants in the PLAYOFFS! How much football do you watch? Let me guess, are you another one of those bandwagon fans that shouldnt be hear.

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             wavegirl22posted 12 years agoin reply to this

             910chris
             
             sometimes its best to ignore smelly socks!
             
             Point is  . .we know better. . .Giants are #ALLin and this is going to be a fun ride . ..
             
             Big Blue Wrecking Crew

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             Caleb Robertsposted 12 years agoin reply to this

             Hahahahaha! Wait..... how about u update yourself! RODGERS is probably going to the hall of fame. Where is Eli going?? Yes i remember. The luck pass! I couldve thrown that crap up in the air! It was his WR that made the greatest play! And I'm not a bangwagon fan, i no my facts and i have common sense. And you really think the "Gmen" r going all the way! How about u give me a break! Hahahaha! "Eli is in the same class as Brady!" Hahahahha! Yeah with 20 interceptions! And give tebow some credit bro, he beat the Steelers, the team that went to the super bowl last year! Come on.

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                Caleb Robertsposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                Oh yeah, and yes i remember when tebow won when it mattered most. This past Sunday!!

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                   Caleb Robertsposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                   Aaron Rodgers, Regular Season RAT 122.5, YDS 4643, TDs 45, INT 0.  Eli Manning, RAT 92.9, YDS 4933, TDs 29, INT 16. Just some stats

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                   910chrisposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                   Actually, when they had to win that last game of the season against KC; they lost.  He got that luck pass when Oakland lost. For such a great QB, why is there all this talk of making him a RB?

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                910chrisposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                First, if you watched that game like I did, Eli made a great comeback in the 4th quater to tie the Packers with only 2 minutes left. There defense gave up that game winning field goal. The big difference is that defense had 5 guys out while the defense going into this games is healthy as an ox! I am not arguing that Rodgers is having an outstanding year, but so is Eli. The Giants are going into this game healthy, unlike like time when the Packs squeaked by.

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                   Caleb Robertsposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                   Good points. Can we agree that it will be a close game?

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                      Caleb Robertsposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                      And yes i watched the game.

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                      910chrisposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                      I think we definitely can agree on that.

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                         910chrisposted 12 years agoin reply to this

                         THE GIANTS WIN!! THE GIANTS WIN!!! It was not a close game at all! Giants to the SUPER BOWL BABY!!

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             DRVetOIF3posted 12 years agoin reply to this

             And as far as Tebow is concerned, I'm not discussing comparisons between the abilities of the QB in the pocket consistently.  I'm discussing what situations could maximize the opportunity for a road QB--such as Tebow--to seize the opportunity before him.  Comparing him to Eli is like apples and oranges.  Let's be real: Tebow has lots of work to do.  However, here's another fact: he wins.  And in this game, that's all that matters.
             
             The same level of scrutiny was said about Brady when he replaced Bledsoe.  When his career ends, all that will matter is that he won when it mattered most.  I have a feeling that Tebow's heart will carry the same end result...just not this game, I hope.

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          DRVetOIF3posted 12 years agoin reply to this

          Just a heads up: I'd appreciate it if you didn't come off as ignorant in ur reply.
          
          Now, I think Rodgers' body of work is much better than Eli's.  But I reiterate this: Eli had more yards passing and a comparable interception rate as Rodgers.  The main reason, other than the Giants' issues in the backfield, why they lost their games is because the NFC East remains one of the most competitive in the entire NFL.  I honestly can't picture any NFC East team run the table with a 13-win season consistently without some adversity.  Despite the advantages Green Bay clearly displays on the field, they still allow way too many yards per game and allow the opponent to eat up massive time of possession--forcing Rodgers to (indeed) elevate his game to create separation from that opponent.  And Eli still has more 4th quarter wins than Rodgers by far.  That's when it matters.
          
          Keep in mind, I said this could happen.  However, the home field advantage can prevail.  I just tried to show how the road teams can maximize their potential to win.

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          Mighty Momposted 12 years agoin reply to this

          Hey Caleb,
          What you gotta say now, buddy?

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    seattleamilehigh1posted 12 years ago

    35-27, Packers win. I just don't see Aaron Rodgers getting beat @ home right now. I know the Giants are gonna try and run the TOP, but I think Green Bay has too much quick TD potential for the Giants to stick to the ground game for more than a quarter. The game is basically a push to me until you look at the QB position. Even with how Eli performed last week, I cannot justify picking him over Rodgers this season. Thanks for the ranting platform

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       910chrisposted 12 years agoin reply to this

       How about 37-20 Giants win??

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    wavegirl22posted 12 years ago

    Sad that the season is coming to an end, and My Jets couldnt get it together, leave it to My NYG to make this season sweet! A Very Good Football Weekend ahead! And Im thinking of using some of your BBQ tips. Watching these east coast games on the west coast at its finest!
    
    
    
    Have you seen the healthy coming together at the right time D?
    
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    I could nto have said it better!
    
    
    
    And why not?
    This is football and these comparisons are made everyday!
    
    
    Hello Mental Toughness!
    
    From the MoUths of Giants . . TEAM FIRST, TEAM LAST, TEAM ALWAYS - WE ARE #ALLin

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    Cassie Smithposted 12 years ago

    I think that the Giants will just be able to pull it off.  It'll definitely be a challenge for both of them.

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    I am DB Cooperposted 12 years ago

    Can we all stop talking about how the Giants can win this game? The point spread keeps moving in the wrong direction for anyone going with the Giants. How am I supposed to make money if everyone is making the Giants less and less of an underdog?

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    prettydarkhorseposted 12 years ago

    GMens defense is better and even if Eli can't surpass the stats of Rodgers just yet, he showed that he can pull anything in the fourth quarter.
    
    So I say Go GMen!!

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    KeithTaxposted 12 years ago

    I'll enjoy watching the Packers beats the Giants twice in one year.

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       910chrisposted 12 years agoin reply to this

       I enjoyed watching the Giants beat the Packers when it mattered most this year.

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          wavegirl22posted 12 years agoin reply to this

          Giants are ALLin and it is sure fun to watch. .
          
          next stop Candlestick and that one is sure to be a battle of who wants it more. . .

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             Mighty Momposted 12 years agoin reply to this

             We already know the answer to that question, don't we?? Tee hee.

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    Michael Willisposted 12 years ago

    This year's version of the NY Giants sure do remind me of the ones who beat New England in the Super Bowl. Could we be seeing a rematch in SB 46?
    After this weekend, I am believing a NY and NE game is ready to happen.

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19. STAFF

    Paul Edmondsonposted 12 years ago

    Candlestick is rated the 2nd best home field advantage in the NFL.  It's going to be a hard hitting game, with a lot of defense.
    
    Manning is playing so well right now and the Giants are scorching hot.  Very concerned for the Niners, but I still think the Niners squeak out a close game.
    
    It's supposed to rain hard on Sunday.  That has to favor the Niners.  Hopefully the Niners other tightend will be back.

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