The New York Giants are in the heat of a wild card race, the Redskins are last in their division. But even with Clinton Portis on IR, and the Giants hungry for the playoffs, whenever two rivals square off, the game is a toss up. Proof of this statement is shown in the Broncos 20-19 loss at home to the lowly Raiders. Another indicator of a close game is that the Redskins defense is finally preforming. The Skins are surprisingly ranked 10th in PPG allowed, and 7th in yards allowed per game. Even though this will be a tight game, Tom Coughlin will get his team a step closer to the playoffs.
Final Score: Giants 24, Skins 16
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Dan, the Raiders are not lowly. They are simply repeatedly cheated.
ReplyDeleteNow that the playoffs are at stake, Manning will rise to the occasion as will the Giants' defense. Giants 28, Skins 13
ReplyDeleteThe Giants defense was the key to this embarrassing loss for the Redskins. They repeatedly pressured Jason Cambell, intercepting multiple passes. The defense of the Redskins was not as bad as the offense, but lack of communication gave the Giants their touchdowns.
ReplyDeleteIn response to the comment on the Raiders, they are not cheated any more than other teams, and are lucky to have any wins. All of their wins have been by less than a touchdown.
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