Giants Vs. Vikings: 5 Things We Learned Monday Night

December 14, 2010   ·   Benjamin Larsen   ·   Jump to comments

Giants vs. Vikings caught the attention of every NFL fan Monday after the game was re-scheduled following the collapse of the Metrodome's inflatable roof.
The game was moved to Detroit, where tickets were handed out free-of-charge to fans, spurring even more interest in an otherwise typical regular-season game.
When news broke that Vikings quarterback Brett Favre would not be playing and breaking his NFL-record streak of 297 consecutive regular-season starts, interest in Monday's Giants vs. Vikings contest was at an all-time high. 
Here are five things we learned in the Giants' 21-3 win over Minnesota Monday night at Detroit's Ford Field: 
 
Brett Favre Is Not Made of Steel 
The old gunslinger finally took a seat. After 297 consecutive games played, Favre was inactive for Monday's game against New York. Impressively, the streak started in 1992 and endured over the last few seasons amidst potential retirements, thoughts on a potential su...

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