Well, who saw that coming? The Giants looked primed to destroy the uninspiring Seahawks, but fell behind by a Touchdown early, before tying it up at 14 apiece by the half.
Then Big Blue and Mini Manning hit the brakes, finding themselves shut-out in the third and conceding a safety allowing the Seahawks to edge in front.
A wild fourth quarter saw a whopping 31 points shared between the teams with a scintillating 20 going Seattle’s way. A 36-25 victory over a decent, if not good, per se, team will go a long way to convincing observers that the Hawks have it in them to win the division again, and hopefully with at least an 8-8 record.
The Giants, however, have convinced me they have no chance of getting out of the crumbling NFC East, but trying to pick a favourite out of that mess is like trying to intercept Tom Brady on a good day.
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