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Help me out here. Collinsworth clearly feels the Giants have a better chance at an upset than the Ravens. So it's not as if he's disrespecting the Patriots. He's just saying the Ravens played one way at home against a rookie 3rd stringer and will open it up against the Patriots. Seems like a pretty reasonable thing to say to me. Not earth-shattering but some of you are acting like he's disparaging your team.
BTW, I don't like Collinsworth, but I have absolutely no problem with what he said. He think the Ravens are less likely to be the upset team. I have listened and watched a lot of other national guys out there and there are several guys out there who act like the Pats shouldn't even show up because barring a fluke the Ravens are going to the Super Bowl (mostly because the Ravens crushed the Pats in 2009). Collinsworth isn't one of them.
Well, I sure hope so. Having another playoff game ending midway through the second quarter would be kind of boring.
I'm hearing a lot of this too. A lot of, "Baltimore's defense will shutdown the Patriots offense just like the SF defense shut down the Saints." (Think about that for a minute...)
OR, I hear a lot of, "If New England wins, it will be extremely close." Like that matters. Just win, Brady!
LOL! So if the Pats offense has 472 yards and 32 points, I don't see how the Ravens could possibly win. The Ravens scored more than 32 points once this season and that is because they scored 21 points on defense against the Jets.
San Fran is not an offensive juggernaut, but they have a better offense than the Ravens. And I think the Pats actually have a better defense than the Saints.