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To: se_ohio_young_conservative

Sometimes things just come together in football to create teams of destiny. I think the 49ers are that team this year. The Giants surely went to the bottom of their well to beat Green Bay, but did so against of defense that was worst in the league. The Niners will not bend so easily and if Eli gets picked more than once, it’s game over.

I say 49ers win with the screen game and one or two deep balls and their defense. 24-15 or 41-24 depending on turnovers.


17 posted on 01/21/2012 8:37:08 PM PST by dannyboy72a (the circuit is closing)
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To: dannyboy72a

The Giants kicked the snot out of Green Bay, going away.
Had the Officiating been together the Packers would have been lucky to score 10. The game wasn’t as close as the 37 to 20 score would indicate.
If any team left it all out on the field it was the 9er’s.
The Giants can lose the game, but they won’t.
Big game experience pays big dividends in big games, and the Giants have that experience in spades.


27 posted on 01/21/2012 9:01:19 PM PST by TsonicTsunami08
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The Giants were incredibly lucky that Green Bay was not at their best last Sunday. Aaron Rodgers seemed a little off and Green Bay had an uncharacteristic number of turn overs. San Francisco has turned the ball over very few times this season. As a Cowboy fan, I can not resist mentioning that if Dallas had not let the Giants come back from 12 points down with six miniutes to go in the game in Dallas, the Giants would be sitting at home watching the playoffs!
49 posted on 01/22/2012 1:27:39 AM PST by srmorton (Deut. 30 19: "..I have set before you life and death,....therefore, choose life..")
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