Look, Rexxy’s not breaking any new ground here. Ball control offense, force turnovers, eliminate mistakes….sounds to me like a formula any team would love to be successful at on a Sunday. The Ravens are a very solid team but they are not world-beaters. As long as the Giants play their game (like you said, Ed) they’ll be fine.

And to me, this isn’t about how good or how bad the Ravens are – this game is about how good this Giants team can be, and how good this team is. So long as they keep their game together and don’t break from the script too much, they’ll be fine.

…in their last four games against Miami, Oakland, Cleveland, and Houston.

Their defenses rank 18th, 25th, 27th, and 19th respectively.

Let’s have a little perspective.

As long as the Giants don’t shoot themselves in the foot they should be fine.

And personally i would love to see Jacobs run over Ray Lewis.

Like always with two good teams it will probably come down to line play and quarterback savy. Flacco hasn’t been pressured the way we are capable of doing. He’s shown a lot of poise but is still a rookie, and pressure will likely affect him.

I thought we played a little sloppy offensively last week so we need to do better. I’d like to see no interceptions this week.

       Be worried about the Giants D wearing down the O line. I think looking back at a Dallas game last year one key to the victory was keeping the Dallas offense on the field to be so tired they became pores in the second half. Don’t know too much about the Ravens but it sounds like their defense is the ball breaker. Hell, now that I think about it let the Ravens control the clock and make Flacco try win the game, or rather get to know Tuck and some of the others a little more close up.

that if the Giants play like the Giants can, then you will win the game. Man for man, the Giants are the better team. That’s why you went into Pittsburgh and beat the Steelers while we did not. The, of course, to screw that analogy up, there’s the Cleveland game that you lost while we beat them bad twice. For the Ravens to go into the Meadowlands and beat your Giants, a lot has to go right for the Ravens while a lot has to go wrong for the Giants. I’m just saying and that is why I posted it, that if those things actually do go the Ravens’ way, we can win this game despite you being the better team.

Stranger things than that have happened so far in this topsy-turvy season, right?

Last year if Plaxico had been as much of a non issue as he has lately, we would be losing. It just shows how well balanced our offense has become with Boss catching more balls, Toomer making clutch catches, and Steve Smith grabbing those third down passes over the middle in traffic.

This year our opponents can’t figure out our game plan as easily since we have so many threats. Last week Toomer caught about four in a row. This week it might be Smith, or Plaxico could come roaring back. But please, please no more passes to Madison….LOL

how are the Giants DB’s? do they play up or give cushion? physical? haven’t really watched them.

our Special Teams aren’t very good..thats scary. you’ll get the ball around the 35 after most kick offs…and hopefully we’ll be kicking off a ton : )

yeah, i don’t check stats…as you can tell,,straght from the beer can to the keyboard.