Ladies and gentleman it's finally alive. The Giants defense that is, after to dropping two straight games to out of conference foes the Tenessee Titans and the Indianapolis Colts, the G-men were looking to rebound against one of the two NFL's unbeaten teams, the Chicago Bears. Coming off an improbable monday night win in Green Bay, quarterback Jay Cutler looked to continue his hot streak into East Rutherford, New Jersey and leave with a 4-0 record. However, the only thing Cutler ended up leaving with was a concussion and some lingering turf pellets still rattling around in his helmet, after 9 first half sacks scripted a late second quarter exit. Leaving the play calling duties to life long backup QB Todd Collins, who also did not fare as well as Cutler making a fourth quarter exit after being smacked from the blindside by linebacker Michael Boley. An impressive win for the Giants, however there are still some things that need some cleaning up, more specifically securing the football and eliminating those pesky turnovers in the redzone, which costed the G-men another touchdown last night, the culprit this time being running back Ahmad Bradshaw. Big Blue now has a tough task coming up, stopping the high octane offense of the Houston Texans, with all pro quarterback Matt Schaub throwing down field to one of the best recievers in the game Andre Johnson. Whatever defensive coordinator Perry Fewell told his defense this week, lets hope it works next week otherwise we could be in for a long afternoon.
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