New York Giants Schedule Turns Up The Heat Against NFC East

November 6, 2010   ·   Reid Davenport   ·   Jump to comments

Sure, Eli Manning and the Giants are on top of the NFC East.  
But, through the first eight weeks of the season, they've only played one divisional rival.  
Which of course means that the second half of the season will be all the more vital for Tom Coughlin and company to make it back to the playoffs after a one year hiatus, and possibly win the division.  
In other words, if you thought the Giants' wins against the Bears and the Texans were breathtaking, you better buy an oxygen mask for the remaining weeks.  
Five out of their last eight games are against NFC East opponents, including the last game at Washington.  
So, what do the G-Men need to do to remain atop of the East and avoid another second half debacle?  
1.  Keep feeding Bradshaw:  
I'm not going to lie, I was concerned when Coughlin announced Ahmad Bradshaw would replace Brandon Jacobs as the starting halfback.  
But, the guy has been tear...

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