Predict the score in the KC/Giants game.

[RedThat]

What'd you say?

Im saying this will be a blowout. The Chiefs have zero chance.

Im gonna predict:

Giants-34
Chiefs-7

*Giants defense destroys the Chiefs offense. Im predicting 8 sacks this game by their Dline. Gonna be a tough day for Cassel. I say Jacobs rushes for over 100 yards and 3 tds.

Chiefs turn the ball over 4 times. I say they get 10 penalties this game. LJ runs the ball 15 carries for 27 yards.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

Chiefs 13
Giants 10

[MMXcalibur]

Giants 38
Chiefs 14

I only wish I would have chosen a game to attend where this wasn't going to happen. Anyone wanna trade these NYG/KC tickets for saaaaay.....CLE/KC?

[Pioli Zombie]

Giants 20, Chiefs negative 27
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[BWillie]

56-0

[Pioli Zombie]

Laughter in the Giants film room.
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[chiefs1111]

Giants 31
Chiefs 3

I think the Giants will come out of this game with at least 5 sacks,more likely around 7 or 8

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie

Laughter in the Giants film room.
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Coughlin was like "You guys can be five minutes late instead of early this week if you like."

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by Mecca

See I think the Giants won't score that much cause they'll be satisfied to roll the clock they only put 24 on Tampa in a dominant performance.

The Chiefs are going to look awful and get outgained by a huge margin though...expect something like 30 yards at halftime.

Coughlin pulled his starters out of the game in the 4th. He had to do something -- players were laying on the field and clutching their chests.


*The Giants improved to 3-0 for the second year in a row

*The Giants shutout an opponent for the first time since Oct. 30, 2005, when they routed Washington at home, 36-0. It was their first shutout on the road since Nov. 20, 1983, when they won at Philadelphia, 23-0.

*The shutout was the fourth of Tom Coughlin's head coaching career. The Jacksonville Jaguars had two shutouts when he was their head coach: Sept. 17, 2000 vs. Cincinnati (13-0) and Dec. 3, 2000 vs. Cleveland (48-0).

*The Giants held Tampa Bay to 86 total yards. The last opponent to gain so few yards was Philadelphia on Nov. 20, 1983 - the previous road shutout - when the Eagles finished with 79 yards.

*The Buccaneers had five first downs - matching the fewest in franchise history and none until late in the third quarter. matching the fewest in franchise history also the fewest by an opponent since that blanking of the Eagles, who had four.

*The Bucs rushed for 28 yards, the fewest by a Giants opponent since Arizona had 23 on Nov. 23, 2008.

*Backup quarterback Josh Johnson led Tampa Bay with 15 rushing yards - all on one fourth-quarter scramble.

*Former Giant Derrick Ward carried five times for two yards.

*Tampa Bay finished with 58 passing yards, the fewest allowed by the Giants since Atlanta threw for 53 yards on Nov. 9, 2003.

*The Giants rushed for 226 yards, their highest total since they ran for 301 yards vs. Carolina on Dec. 28, 2008.

*The Giants' 27 first downs was their highest total since they had 27 in a 44-6 victory over Seattle on Oct. 5, 2008.

*The Giants' time of possession of 43:38 was their highest since Oct. 29, 2000, when they owned the ball for 43:41 in a victory over Philadelphia. The franchise record is 45:43 in the 1983 shutout in Philly. The possession time of 43:38 in Tampa is the highest ever by a Coughlin-coached team.

*The Giants did not have a turnover for the second game in a row. They had one takeaway, Terrell Thomas' first-quarter interception, which led to Eli Manning's touchdown pass to Steve Smith.

*Neither Manning nor David Carr were sacked, the second game in a row the Giants did not allow a sack. That most recently happened in back-to-back games on Oct. 19 and 26, 2008, vs. San Francisco and at Pittsburgh.

*The Giants owned a 14-0 halftime lead. It was the first time they did not allow a point in the first half since Nov. 18, 2007 at Detroit. They led that game at the half, 10-0, and went on to win 16-10.

*This was the first time the Giants did not allow a point in the first three quarters since Sept. 30, 2007 (the 12-sack game vs. Philadelphia) when they led the Eagles, 16-0, and won, 16-3.

*Also, the victory in Tampa Bay was the first game in which the Giants did not allow a second-half point since Nov. 30, 2008, when they shutout the Redskins in the second half of a 23-7 victory in Washington.

*The Giants took the opening kickoff and promptly marched 80 yards to a touchdown on Brandon Jacobs' six-yard run.

*The Giants are 34-8 under Coughlin in games in which they score a touchdown on their first possession.

*Jacobs scored the 36th rushing touchdown of his career. That broke a tie with Ottis Anderson and moved him into sole possession of fifth place on the Giants' career list. Alex Webster is fourth with 39.

*Ahmad Bradshaw led the Giants with 104 rushing yards on 14 carries, a 7.4-yard average. It was his second career 100-yard game; he ran for a career-high 151 yards at Buffalo on Dec. 23, 2007. Bradshaw's 38-yard run in the first quarter was the Giants' longest of the season.

*Tampa Bay were outgained in total yards: 397-86.

*The Giants are 33-10 in regular season games under Tom Coughlin when a back runs for at least 100 yards.

*The Giants scored three touchdowns on five trips inside the Tampa Bay 20-yard line. They also kicked a field goal and missed a field goal attempt. The Giants had entered the game with no touchdowns in eight trips inside the green zone.

*Terrell Thomas picked off a Byron Leftwich pass in the first quarter for his first interception of the season and the second of his career. On the first snap after a Giants punt, Leftwich was hit by Mathias Kiwanuka and threw short for Kellen Winslow. Thomas went low to secure the ball for the interception.

*Thomas' previous pick was off Kurt Warner at Arizona on Nov. 23, 2008.

*Defensive end Justin Tuck didn't practice all week and was so convinced he wasn't going to play he didn't bring cleats to the stadium. But the coaches told Tuck after arriving in the locker room that he would suit up. So the Pro Bowler borrowed a pair of cleats from Fred Robbins and played as a pass rusher on third downs. He was not credited with a tackle, but Tuck was thrilled to play and glad he got a chance to test his injured shoulder.

*Mario Manningham made his first career start in place of Domenik Hixon (knee) and had four catches for 55 yards.

*Sinorice Moss caught an 20-yard touchdown pass from Eli Manning to put the Giants up 24-0.

*The Giants had 28 first downs, compared to just five by the Buccaneers. Tampa Bay did not get its first down until five minutes remained in the third quarter.

*Tampa Bay failed on all nine of their third down conversion attempts against the Giants' injury-depleted defense.

*Mathias Kiwanuka started at left end for Tuck and was credited with three quarterback hits and a special teams tackle.

*C.C. Brown started at free safety for Kenny Phillips, who was placed on injured reserve last week. Brown had two solo tackles.

*Rookie tight end Travis Beckum caught his first two career passes, a one-yarder and a seven-yarder to give the Giants a first down on the game's final series.

*Backup quarterback David Carr saw his first action of the regular season.

*Lawrence Tynes was wide left on a 21-yard field goal attempt near the end of the second quarter, the shortest miss by a Giants kicker since Dec. 19, 1981, when Joe Danelo was unsuccessful on a 21-yard try.

*Coughlin pulled the starters off the field in the 4th quarter.

*Right tackle Kareem McKenzie left the game with a knee sprain and was replaced by rookie William Beatty. Rich Seubert left early with a sore shoulder and was replaced by Kevin Boothe. With the Giants firmly in control in the fourth quarter, the coaches used all three backup offensive linemen in uniform. Beatty moved to left tackle, Guy Whimper played right tackle and Boothe stayed at guard. Shaun O'Hara and Chris Snee played the entire game.

*Corey Webster in his first game back, led the Giants with four solo tackles.

*The Giants' inactive players were cornerbacks Aaron Ross (hamstring) and Kevin Dockery (hamstring), wide receivers Domenik Hixon (knee) and Hakeem Nicks (foot), running back Danny Ware (elbow), defensive lineman Chris Canty (calf), linebacker Clint Sintim (groin) and offensive lineman Adam Koets (ankle).

*The Giants lead the regular season series against Tampa Bay, 11-6. They are 5-5 on the road against the Buccaneers, 3-2 (including 1-0 in the postseason) in Raymond James Stadium.

[KCrockaholic]

Giants - 31

Chiefs - 10

CP implodes.

[Dylan]

Michael Clayton, Byron Leftwich and Josh Johnson had that lost look in Sunday's game against the New York Giants.
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Tampa Bay put up 21 points against Dallas -- and 20 points against the Bills -What happened to this team? They better gather their thoughts quickly -- the Eagles are coming to town.

Dallas @ Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay ran for 174 yards on the ground against Dallas. They averaged 5.6 yards per carry, and scored two touchdowns on the ground. Running back Carnell ‘Cadillac' Williams started the game, and ran for 97 yards on 13 carries. Derrick Ward had 62 yards on 12 carries. Both backs contributed touchdowns, and had explosive runs. Williams' long carry went for 35 yards, and Ward sprung a 22-yarder.

"We haven't had those in a little while," said Bucs guard Davin Joseph. "We haven't had those big explosive runs, so it really changed the momentum. It allows the play action to be effective later on in the game. It gets the running backs going. It gets the sideline going. It gets the offensive line going. It is really a huge momentum shift when you see the big runs, and really likeable guys doing well."

Not only did the offensive line do a good job of run blocking, they also protected their quarterback. Leftwich was not sacked once in 41 pass attempts. He completed 25 passes for 275 yards with one touchdown and a long pass of 47 yards to wide receiver Michael Clayton. The sixth-year veteran Clayton led the team in receiving with five catches for 93 yards. Clayton discussed how impressed he was with Olson, and the job he did last Sunday.

"We had a plan. We went out and executed a lot of plays," said Clayton. "Under the circumstances he was a little bit behind, and really had to attack the situation for the whole offense. Coach did an excellent job relaying from the sideline, putting in plays that we were able to make big plays. Sideline adjustments, and those are things that really stand out as things that he can do as an [offensive coordinator]. The attention was great from the top press box to the sideline. Putting stuff on the field, and that is what we look for, to be able to go out and make plays. We got all of that."

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by kcrockaholic4life

Giants - 31

Chiefs - 10

CP implodes.

...you can always sit back and watch Tynes miss a FG

[Valiant]

Originally Posted by kcrockaholic4life

Giants - 31

Chiefs - 10

CP implodes.

Why would it implode??? Most are predicting an ass whooping, just like last week..

[HMc]

the spread is only 8.5

tempted to throw down some $$$

[kstater]

28-14 and a million
Why hasn't Haley turned this team around yet? threads

[RedDread]

Giants 35
Chiefs 16