All about Westbrook
On Nov. 9 the Giants held Brian Westbrook to 26 rushing yards on 13 carries and three receptions for 33 yards.
They won.
On. Dec. 7 the Giants allowed Westbrook to gain 131 rushing yards on 33 carries and catch six passes for 72 yards. He also scored TDs on a 30-yard run and a 40-yard catch.
The Giants lost.
That's about all you need to know this week.
Sure, I and others will provide you with plenty of other information and storylines as the days go on and we get closer to Sunday's big game against the Eagles. We'll even have a live chat on Tuesday and I'm told there'll be some kind of video elements for which I will have to wash my face and comb my hair.
But it all boils down to Westbrook and the Giants' ability to stop him.
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Must. Stop. Westbrook.
This is kind of the same thing that people are saying about the CHargers (that and LT's health)... if Sproles can hold off for another week, they win.... It is funny to ee playoff action boil down to how well only one or two of the teammates' performances.... hopefully Westbrook (and Sproles) can pull through. I will be there next week to get pictures of the actoin this time.... better be good.
Let's get it on!!! Philly and some delusional Giant fans are nervous having to play the Iggles next week. Cmon guys.............This is exactly what the Giants need. A hot, tough opponent that will allow the Gmen to focus even more this week and you know there is a big chip on their shoulder after hearing how they are playing the red hot eagles who are not afraid of the Meadowlands
Giants will come out swinging!!!
I agree what westbrook is a big factor but i dont think we need to stop him to win. I mean RB Williams on Carolina ran all over us for 4td's and we still won. The giants were flat that day nothing else. NIce blog. I think the gmen will be fine if they play their game