
There’s finally some Gronktastic news for Patriots fans: The Giants defense will officially need to be on Gronk Alert this evening.
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I’m not sure what the Indianapolis Colts were thinking when they fired Jim Caldwell. In his three years as coach of the Colts, he went 14-2 in 2009, 10-6 in 2010 and 2-14 in 2011. But now that the deed has been done, perhaps it’s time to consider a familiar name as the next head coach…Peyton Manning.

Since the Giants and Packers met in the regular season, each team has lost just one game, but the prevailing public opinion is that the Giants are playing their best football of the season and have as good a chance as anyone to knock off the top-seeded Packers this season. While that is certainly a possibility, New York will have to play extremely well in a number of facets of the game.

There are a number of different ways that an NFL player can become an impact player for his team. The 2011 season provided great examples of rookies playing phenomenally from the get go, players making “the jump” in their second or third year, and seasoned veterans finally breaking through. Here’s the recap from Chris Callaway, plus a look at potential breakout players of 2012.

Chris Callaway attended his very first Green Bay Packers game this weekend, and did so as a part owner of the franchise. And after seeing Greg Jennings go down with an injury, it made him consider what Mike McCarthy and the Packers should do with the rest of the regular season as they march towards a Super Bowl repeat.
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