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		<title>By: mcgatman</title>
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		<description>Dude,

I agree with you on every point you make except one - that both the Giants and Bengals had good game plans.  The Bengals coordinators were way ahead of the Giants, and the Gmen are fortunate it didn&#039;t cost them the game.  
Gilbride kept trying to establish Jacobs and the run against a team that was determined to deny this part of the Giants game plan, and the Giants O started flat and never really untracked until late in the game.  Meanwhile Spagnuolo kept recklessly sending blitzes (even though they were getting good pressure on 4 man rushes) which got picked up and exposed the secondary, especially in the second half.  I&#039;d like to see a little more aggressiveness from the O and a little more caution from the D</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dude,</p>
<p>I agree with you on every point you make except one &#8211; that both the Giants and Bengals had good game plans.  The Bengals coordinators were way ahead of the Giants, and the Gmen are fortunate it didn&#8217;t cost them the game.<br />
Gilbride kept trying to establish Jacobs and the run against a team that was determined to deny this part of the Giants game plan, and the Giants O started flat and never really untracked until late in the game.  Meanwhile Spagnuolo kept recklessly sending blitzes (even though they were getting good pressure on 4 man rushes) which got picked up and exposed the secondary, especially in the second half.  I&#8217;d like to see a little more aggressiveness from the O and a little more caution from the D</p>
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