Giants trying to stay hot The New York Giants may be the hottest team in the NFC, but they are trying to stay composed and avoid getting too caught up in the excitement. A near-collapse from a year ago is a major reason for this mind-set. The Giants look to extend their winning streak to five games and continue their push for first place in the NFC East when they host the struggling San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.
Author: Anthony Rome
Bills face tough home test Willis McGahee left the Buffalo Bills on less than pleasant terms this offseason. On Sunday, he’ll get the chance to prove his doubters wrong when the Baltimore Ravens come to visit.
Are the Saints back? The New Orleans Saints shocked most of the NFL by coming within one win of the Super Bowl last season. It might be just as surprising if they return to the playoffs. That goal appeared to be getting out of reach until the Saints finally claimed their first win last week, and they can further show their season is turned around Sunday by beating up on the hapless Atlanta Falcons – who are handing the starting quarterback job over to Byron Leftwich.
QB issues in ‘Zona If anything, the last two weeks have stressed upon the Arizona Cardinals the importance of having a contingency plan. With Matt Leinart out and Kurt Warner’s status uncertain, the Cardinals may turn the offense over to recently signed Tim Rattay to start against the Washington Redskins on Sunday.