First of all, WELL DONE to the Giants.  Go in to Dallas and beat their asses in front of the whole world.  And in the process, shut up their arrogant fans.  The only thing better would have been Manning taking the ball and spiking it and dancing on the star.  He's too class an act to do that.  

On to Sunday.  
Does it get any better than this?  Smash mouth football.  Outside.  
The Packers offense is the strength of the team.  Favre has had a well documented renaissance in his career.  He's carved up teams with a short passing game or gouged them with the long ball.  Whatever the defense has given them.  He hasn't tried to carry the team this year.  As evidenced Sunday.  Down 14 points old Favre would have tried to take risks to get back in the game, ultimately turning into picks.  Old age has brought patience.  The real stars of the Offense are the "Fab Five".  Driver, Jennings, Jones, Robinson and Martin.  Half of Farve's 4100 yards this year are after the catch.  Bubba Franks (TE) is finally healthy.  He brings good blocking to the run game.  Donald Lee is a pass catching TE.  The run game seems to be working out.  Somewhere in the area of 235 yards last week.  Ryan Grant is the star of the show.  You know all about him.  Brandon Jackson has come on lately, too.  

The Defense is Jim Bates's scheme that was so successful in Miami for years.  Decent pass rush.  Nothing like the Giants.  They don't blitz much at all.  The front four need to create pressure.  The d-line eats blockers in the run game allowing the fast linebackers to make the tackles.  The D-backs are all bump and run.  Woodson and Harris are well known.  Bigby is a big hitter.  The coaching staff doesn't mind giving up a penalty or catch for being agressive.  They remind me of the '70s Raiders D-backs.  The players to watch on defense are Ryan Grant and Atari Bigby.  Grant is a big fatty on the d-line.  He's murder on the run game.  Bigby hits like Jack Tatum.  He unloaded on 3 recievers against Seattle (causing 1 fumble).  By the 3rd qtr their recievers were afraid to catch the ball anywhere near him.  
The Packers run a zone blocking scheme (like the Broncos) that ate up Seattle's fast, agressive defense on the cut back lanes.  

My questions are, will the Giants D be caught being too agressive like the Seahawks?  Can the Packers shut down the Giants run game?  Will the Packers tackles be able to shut down the d-ends of the Giants like they did to Seattle's?  

Predictions?