im taking the giants . they played outstanding against the cowboys and eli has been playing great. i think the giants are ready for this one

the giants are playing,good smart football,which will propel them to the superbowl!

Did someone say Go Bears!!? Aren't they at home?? lol well eli has been playing the best football of his career as of late. just managing the games. He is picking his spots correctly. The defense is playing well again. If the secondary gets dockery, madison and ross to play, they have a chance..people counted out their secondary last week versus the cowboys because they were undermanned, but they won and dont forget the cowboys crushed the packers.

hpe giants win. they know they can play w pats already. love bret favre but he won alrae4dy. eli desreves t5o air out the ball or play action

I still think the old man will win the SuperBowl this year.

THE PACKERS WILL WIN THIS ONE ABOUT THE SAME WAY THEY DID AGAINST SEATTLE. BRETT IS HAVING WAY TO MUCH FUN OUT THERE FOR ANY THING TO BOTHER HIM. THE WEATHER IS SUPPOSED TO BE BAD WHICH IS ALSO GOOD FOR THE PACKERS. YES THE GIANTS HAVE BEEN PLAYING WELL, BUT THE COWBOYS PLAYED LIKE DOODOO, AND THEY STILL ALMOST BEAT THE GIANTS. FAVRE WILL HAVE HIS DAY. PACKERS 37 GIANTS 20.

The weather will cause the ball to be taken out of Eli's hands and put the workload on the running game. Giants backs will not be able to put up enough yards to save the team. 1 pick, 2 fumbled snaps from Eli...Go Bears!!

PJ is 100% correct; the weather will not be a huge advantage for the Packers, the way some people perceive it to be. It's not like the Giants play their home games in Miami or something. The wintry weather in New Jersey is just as crappy and cold as it is in Wisconsin. True, Brett Favre is a beast in the cold, going 43-5 in games played below 34 degrees. But he won't be the difference in this game. Instead, I think the red-hot play of running back Ryan Grant will be. The Giants are 9-1 on the road this year and the Packers have won 8 of their last 9 (losing only a meaningless game to the Bears), so both teams have been playing great of late. But the New York rush defense seemed vulnerable to me last week versus Dallas. Marion Barber piled up 101 yards on the ground in the first half, then Dallas abandoned the run in the second. Romo and the Cowboys seemed to be pressing in the second half, when they should have been feeding the ball to Barber and keeping Eli and the Giants off the field. Grant, of course, exploded for 201 yards last week versus Seattle, and Green Bay averaged 6.7 yards per rush. If they can continue to run the ball well, eating up huge chunks of yardage and clock, they'll win this game. The New York secondary is battered as well, and the Packers have a great, explosive receiver in Greg Jennings who could cause Ross, Madison, and the other Giants DBs problems down the field. The worst possible scenario for the Giants would be the Packers getting a big lead early. They have to keep it close in the first half to have a shot at winning this one. I think they'll be able to do that, but the Packers will inevitably pull away. Eli has looked great in his first two playoff games, but he has never been in an environment as high-pressure as Lambeau Field, on Sunday Night, for the NFC Championship game. Because nobody really cares about kickers, the excellent season of Green Bay rookie Mason Crosby (he lead the NFL in points) has gone virtually unnoticed. Tonight, he gets his chance to shine. I think Crosby knocks down the game winner for the Packers, 24-21.