Imagine two brothers facing off in a Super Bowl. Two big brothers. I mean big as in famous. And we get a good start on the weekly e-mails from a British Columbian (the Canucks might be good this year, eh?) who wonders how fun it would be to see a Manning-squared Big Game.
This week will tell an awful lot in that regard, Roger. Giants have a major trap game in San Francisco, a team that will send the kitchen sink at young Eli if what they did to the Bucs' Chris Simms last Sunday is any indication. Remember the Giants were a shaky 5-2 last year when they lost to a team they should have beaten (Chicago) and went into the toilet from there. They have to show up big in San Francisco, particularly with some tough games looming. Regarding Peyton, look at it this way. The Colts have a two-game lead over anyone in the AFC for home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs. What does that mean? It means the conference is theirs to lose. So, obviously, the Colts have a much better chance of getting there than the Giants, but the G-Men are in the mix in a conference in which a great team hasn't surfaced.
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