Offense vs. Defense in the playoffs...
 

Seems so far only 1 of the offensive juggernauts is still in it....

I know, one of those had a rookie starting at QB so that skews it a little but for the most part it seems the teams with that are better known for defense have won with NE being the exception. Houston as well had a great defense but I think they are still an offensive team by design.

I see it as..

Defensive teams:

Denver 1-1
Steelers 0-1
Niners 1-0
Baltimore 1-0
Giants 2-0


Offensive teams:

NO 1-1
Detroit 0-1
NE 1-0
Falcons 0-1
Bengals 0-1
GB 0-1
Houston 1-1

Tally Offensive teams:
3-4

Defensive Teams:
5-2

heresy Ban

Giants have a Great O

True..all the teams have respectible offenses but I have always viewed the Giants as more a defensive team..

The Giants offense is scary good. Perfectly balanced and Eli is as hot as you can get right now.

Flacco & Smith are FQBs now

Franchise QB and top 10 defense will win you alot of games.

The Giants have been able to score like bilay chokes down mod cock.Almost at will in other words.

Yes but I wouldn't call them a "high-flying" offense like you would NO, NE, GB, etc. I think their defense sets up a lot of their offense as where NO or NE can just flat outscore you in a shootout. I don't see the Giants as that kind of team overall. I think they depend on their defense to put their offense in good positions.

Giants are a defensive team?

Oh, Pete thread.

Giants have the #1 defense in the post season. Granted they have the #3 offense

Houston's an offensive team?

Dude, they were defensive juggernauts this season, and that's when a season ending injury to their best player (Williams)

Then you haven't been watching.

Yes but they are traditionally an offensive team. I am basing this off the way the teams have been built over the last couple years. Until this year, Houston was an offensive team.

Eli Manning had 274 yards passing.

AT HALFTIME.