The Green Bay Packers and the New York Giants are playing a crucial NFC conference matchup on Sunday in Week 11 at MetLife Stadium and the game will start up on television on FOX at 4:25 pm and streaming online on the radio from the NFL on the league website.
The New York Giants are getting ready for a huge matchup on Sunday in week 11 with the Green Bay Packers and after winning their last two games the team has a chance to win three games in a row to get back in the playoff hunt and Andre Brown is sure to play a big part. Brown is coming off his first game of the season after breaking his leg in the preseason and his return couldn't have come at a better time for the team, as David Wilson is likely out for the year with a neck injury and Brandon Jacobs has been banged up as well. Peyton Hillis was signed to help with the injuries and he has been very solid and now he likely will serve as the backup for Brown on Sunday. The Giants rushing attack was terrible all season before Brown returned and now the team has won three straight since starting 0-6 and they are firmly in the division race but only if they win the next two home games.
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After defeating the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night football for their first win of the season and after that the team held together to win against the Philadelphia Eagles on the road. That marked the first division win of the season and after taking down the team in Philly, the Giants had a bye week to get themselves together and coming out they were able to hang on against the Oakland Raiders in the first of three straight home games at MetLife Stadium.
The team is facing the Green Bay Packers on Sunday without Aaron Rodgers and that is a huge boost and Brown comes in after having 115 yards last week with one rushing touchdown and a catch as well and he averaged near four yards per carry on the day and had 30 carries with a long of 17 and he was huge for the team.
The Packers had won four straight games after starting 1-2 and were looking like one of the hottest teams in football, but since Rodgers went down things have been tough and now they are hoping that he can return without missing more than three games, putting him on track to return against the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving and before that the team has a home game against the Minnesota Vikings. The rest of the schedule continues to be tough for the Packers, as they will hit the road for a divisional matchup against the Detroit Lions and then at home against the Atlanta Falcons before travelling to play the Dallas Cowboys and the last two games are against the Pittsburgh Steelers and then on the road against the Chicago Bears to end the season and that could have divisional implications.