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newjacksm1
Dallas is more Inconsistant then us. They can be fireing in all different directions and be on the verge to win..
Or they can look like a high school football team.
So you really dont know what you can get from Dallas... But I am confident with the Giants that we will pull this one out.
ALL Divisional games are close games and give me an 18year old, a heart attack.
Starbury
The pressure will be huge, we need to be in Bledsoe's face all day long and our secondary needs to be on its game.
As far as our offense, we need a heavy dose of Tiki and Brandon Jacobs which opens up playaction.
And....put a muzzle on Theissman for the sake of the fans.
Mooronic
Please tell me you haven't seen any Giants games this year...
Dallas has the homefield advantage with speedy outside receivers who match up well against our secondary. Their TE should be open in the middle for the typical 15 yard gains we've been seeing all year. If Julious Jones gets going, that will open up the play action, which is no good for us.
Dallas has a great D, but the Giants should be able to score on them. Tiki needs another big day and Eli needs to protect the ball.
I think the key to the game comes down to Bledsoe. If the Giants can get to him, he will make mistakes. If he's allowed to sit in the pocket, he will make big plays.
GiantNut
We're coming off a a big win over a legitimate team. They beat the Texans down and are happy about it like they did something a pee wee team couldn't do. TO looked so ridiculous clowning in the end zone yesterday and personally I feel he's lost a step.
Early pressure on Bledsoe is key. After taking a couple licks, Bledsoe becomes rattled and is way less effective. If we get Bledsoe rattled and he can't get TO the ball, TO turns into a cancer on the sidelines bringing down his team's spirit.
On offense we need to hit them with the run early, especially stretch plays to wear down their D-line. This will also opens up play action as we can't get predictable.
If we do this we have a great chance of taking the game despite their home field advantage.
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newjacksm1
Dallas is more Inconsistant then us. They can be fireing in all different directions and be on the verge to win..
Or they can look like a high school football team.
So you really dont know what you can get from Dallas... But I am confident with the Giants that we will pull this one out.
ALL Divisional games are close games and give me an 18year old, a heart attack.
Starbury
The pressure will be huge, we need to be in Bledsoe's face all day long and our secondary needs to be on its game.
As far as our offense, we need a heavy dose of Tiki and Brandon Jacobs which opens up playaction.
And....put a muzzle on Theissman for the sake of the fans.
Mooronic
Please tell me you haven't seen any Giants games this year...
Dallas has the homefield advantage with speedy outside receivers who match up well against our secondary. Their TE should be open in the middle for the typical 15 yard gains we've been seeing all year. If Julious Jones gets going, that will open up the play action, which is no good for us.
Dallas has a great D, but the Giants should be able to score on them. Tiki needs another big day and Eli needs to protect the ball.
I think the key to the game comes down to Bledsoe. If the Giants can get to him, he will make mistakes. If he's allowed to sit in the pocket, he will make big plays.
GiantNut
We're coming off a a big win over a legitimate team. They beat the Texans down and are happy about it like they did something a pee wee team couldn't do. TO looked so ridiculous clowning in the end zone yesterday and personally I feel he's lost a step.
Early pressure on Bledsoe is key. After taking a couple licks, Bledsoe becomes rattled and is way less effective. If we get Bledsoe rattled and he can't get TO the ball, TO turns into a cancer on the sidelines bringing down his team's spirit.
On offense we need to hit them with the run early, especially stretch plays to wear down their D-line. This will also opens up play action as we can't get predictable.
If we do this we have a great chance of taking the game despite their home field advantage.
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