Get to Aaron Rodgers
Aaron Rodgers had
a stand out 2016 campaign, amassing 40 touchdowns while playing at perhaps the
highest level of his career in the final six games. That’s why it will be very important
for the Giants to get pressure on him early and often. Spagnuolo's defense has
been impressive all season long and it's going to take the same effort and then
some to make certain that the MVP candidate doesn't control the action.
Contain Jordy
Nelson and Devante Adams
If there are two
targets to look out for in the Packers offense, it's Rodgers two favorite receivers
Devante Adams and Jordy Nelson. With a combined 26 touchdowns between them, the
secondary will need to clamp down in big situations, otherwise it could be a
long afternoon for Big Blue. The Giants have gotten a lot out of Janoris
Jenkins, Eli Apple, Rogers-Cromartie, and especially Landon Collins and they
will need them to continue to come up big if they want to be winners on Sunday.
Run the
Football
The running game has
struggled to do much of anything this season. However, things did start to look
up when the team managed to rush for over 100 yards in each of the finals three
contests. They will stand a great chance if they can control the clock and keep
the Packers offense on the sideline, A good running game could do just that.
Steady Offense
Eli Manning and
the offense have heard a lot of criticism for their sloppy play and costly
turnovers. That must come to a stop on Sunday. If the Giants do not muster anything
on offense, it could spell doom for their chances of pulling it out at Lambeau.
Scoring touchdowns and avoiding stall outs will relieve the pressure on the
defense and give them a chance to execute the game plan in place. In addition,
Manning needs to keep the poor decisions to a minimum and play within the flow
of the offense. The Giants can ill-afford to make mistakes on offense in a game
like this one.
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