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I can honestly say it was the greatest sporting event I was ever a part of ,” said Giunta. “My view of the Patriots has not changed. They really are one of the greatest teams, and definitely one of the greatest offenses ever in the NFL. And Tom Brady is the best. He really is the best. "But for one game, we beat them.

How we stopped the greatest offense ever Giants assistant reveals the game plan » EagleTribune.com, North Andover, MA

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We said No. 1 was Brady had to be kept off-balance,” said Giunta. “He is the best quarterback I’ve ever seen in terms of the total package. He is so patient. He will hold the ball until the last moment. If you give him time to throw, he will make the completion. That was one conclusion we came to. To have a chance we had to pressure Brady.

How we stopped the greatest offense ever Giants assistant reveals the game plan » EagleTribune.com, North Andover, MA

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urgh i feel bad for even thinking about this but after 7 years i think I can finally digest some commentary on how the two games against the giants were played in 07. i guess i want to know, what approach did the two teams take against each other in the season finale and then how did that change or stay the same in dreadful number 42

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I tried to take a look back at SB42 and couldn’t do it. Too painful still.

Check out this article, here’s a nugget, on what the Giants knew they had to do differently the second time around.

“One, we had to find ways to get more pressure on Brady. That was No. 1,” “Two, we couldn’t give up the big plays, especially to (Randy) Moss. He killed us. Three, we did an OK job on their screen passes, but we would have to be more disciplined in defending it because that is as vital to their offense as the long passes to Moss are. And four, limit the gap running plays, where the Patriots pull their offensive linemen. (Laurence) Maroney didn’t have a big game against, but a few of his runs hurt us.”

10 Weeks until real football. This is how I rank the “buzz” on the Pats games right now – 1. Broncos (11/2); 2. @ Packers (11/30); 3. @ Colts (11/16); 4. Jets (10/16); 5. Bengals (10/5); 6. @ Chiefs (9/29) 7. @ Chargers (12/7); 8. @ Dolphins (9/7); 9. Bears (10/26); 10. Lions (11/23); 11. @ Jets (12/21); 12. Dolphins (12/14); 13. @ Bills (10/12); 14. Bills (12/28); 15. @ Vikings (9/14); 16. Raiders (9/21)

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Close to what I’d have:

  1. Broncos – obvs.
  2. Jets – love seeing Rex’s gameplan vs. Brady. Solid Jets defense will be challenging. Great rivalry.
  3. @ Colts – Andrew Luck has struggled twice in New England, now he gets a chance vs. Patriots in Indy.
  4. Bengals – They needed a monsoon in the fourth quarter to beat last year’s sputtering Pats early in season.
  5. Packers – the time of year you want to start playing your most solid football.
  6. @ Chargers – just because I’l be there. Should be a good game. 
  7. @ Chiefs – Good test for our offensive line.
  8. @ Jets – might be meaningless by Christmas, but if it matters it would be a tough one.
  9. @ Dolphins – gonna be a hot opener. Physical test. 
  10. Bears – Revis v. Marshall.
  11. Lions – Revis v. Calvin. 
  12. @ Bills – Back-and-forth, down-to-the-end once again.
  13. Dolphins – Ending the Ryan Tannehil era.
  14. Vikings – Matt Caseel?
  15. Raiders – Hello Matt Schaub, good to see you.
  16. Bills – hopefully meaningless.