The Giants' Strategy this week

The Giants must maintain ball control to keep Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner and Arizona's high-powered offense on the sidelines. The Giants will attempt to run the ball over and over and chew up large chunks of time and yardage. The Giants' defense will have to deal with the Warner passing show and give the ball back to the offense in reasonable field position. Arizona's passing offense is its key to success, with such outstanding receivers as Larry Fitzgerald, Anquan Boldin and Steve Breaston. Fitzgerald has 67 receptions for 939 yards and six touchdowns, Boldin has 62 catches for 792 yards and 10 scores. Breaston, a second-year player, has 48 receptions for 642 yards and one touchdown. Arizona is undefeated in four games at home this season.
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Titans' Strategy This Week

The Titans will face a 3-4 defense for the first time all season when they battle the New York Jets on Sunday. The Titans must win the battle at the line of scrimmage and slow the Jets linebackers who are sure to try and pressure Kerry Collins. No team has been able to find much success rushing Collins, who has been sacked only five times this year. However, the Jets come into the game with 34 sacks this season, including seven from defensive end Shaun Ellis.

Defensively, the Titans want to pressure Brett Favre and hope to make him put the ball up for grabs. Despite the gaudy receiving numbers of Jerricho Cotchery and Laveranues Coles, the Titans will take their chances with a secondary that already has 15 interceptions this year.

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Giants will win the ring again?

The Giants have now won 12 of their last 13 games away from home, the only setback being the Oct. 13 Monday night loss in Cleveland, a 35-14 puzzle. They are also one game ahead of last year's record. I wish they would win the ring again this year. BTW, found some cool widgets at statbeast.com. Take a look!