The Giants beat the Packers because the Packers have been having Offensive Line issues ever since that Chiefs loss, and they're defense were bleeding points. I think they're defense got complacent that Aaron Rodgers would simply show up a drop a 40 point bomb on the other team, the same mistake the 14-2 Patriots made last year. Giants rely on that front four, and they don't have much (in my opinion) in the secondary, but if they can generate a good pass rush, which they can if your O-Line is spent, then you're in for a long day. If an offensive line can step up and clamp down on that front four, and eliminate the pass rush, then they're very beatable. They're secondary moves around the field a lot, but I always feel without the pass rush that they look lost. I think the movements of the safeties and corners are what the Giants hope offenses bite on so they don't notice the blitz packages. The Packers simply never were able to eliminate that pass rush, and neither were the Falcons. I feel like the 49ers started to figure this out though. They protected Alex Smith pretty well, and if that guy hadn't let that ball hit his leg that game could've been much different.
at the Holmgren Puppet in Cleveland hiring Brad Childress as Offensive Coordinator.
but I wanna see my fav players play!! Not Matt Moore.
You want to see your fav players jog down the field and only give maybe 60% effort? Cool.
