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SHARE     RSS Alot has happened, since the season's opening matchup between the Giants and Redskins. In that first game of the NFL 2008 season (September 4 Thursday night) the Giants defense limited the Redskins offense to 209 total yards and only three of 13 third-down conversions. Now, heading into NFL 2008 Week 13, both teams are in good shape. The Giants considered the class of the NFL this season are tied with the Tennessee Titans for the best record (10-1).

NFL 2008 RSS   The Redskins are strong playoff contenders currently in a battle with the Dallas Cowboys (8-4), Carolina Panthers (8-3) and Atlanta Falcons (7-4) for the two Wildcard spots in the NFC. The Giants are focused and eager to maintain their lead in the NFL's winningest division, the NFC East, with a .670 winning percentage. NEW YORK GIANTS (10-1) at WASHINGTON REDSKINS (7-4) The New York Giants (10-1) look to win their seventh consecutive game as they face the Washington Redskins on the road at FedEx Field in Washington DC. The Giants are 4-1 on the road this NFL 2008 season and Washington is 3-3 at home. The run game will play a big part in this week 13 contest. The Giants rank first in NFL rushing and hope that Brandon Jacobs is able to suit up this week after sitting out NFL 2008 Week 12 with a knee injury. Jacobs leads the NFL in average-yards-per-carry (5.4). The Redskins have a formidable running attack as well. Heading into week 13, the Redskins are third in NFL rushing. Leading the Redskins running attack is Clinton Portis. Portis leads the NFL in rushing so far this season with 1,206 yards. On the defensive side of the ball, both teams have rush defenses to be proud of. The Giants rank 6th while the Redskins are 7th. The Giants have played the Redskins every year since 1932 and lead the regular season series, 86-61-4. The postseason series is tied, 1-1. The Giants are 5-5-1 against the Redskins at FedEx Field in Washington DC. The Giants have faced the Redskins 152 times, making this their most frequently-contested rivalry. NFL 2008 Kickoff Weekend: New York Giants 16 Washington Redskins 7 The two teams kicked off the 2008 NFL regular season on September 4, a 16-7 Giants victory at Giants Stadium. The Giants offense sputtered for much of the game, but the defense was dominant. All of the scoring was in the first half. Eli Manning scored on a one yard run and 44-year-old kicker John Carney kicked field goals of 24, 25 and 47 yards. The Giants also benefitted from big performances by Brandon Jacobs (116 rushing yards) and Plaxico Burress (10 receptions for 133 yards). Manning completed 19 of 35 passes for 216 yards and an interception. But it was the Giants defense that powered this victory. The Washington Redskins gained just 209 yards. The Redskins had 11 first downs, 84 rushing yards and possessed the ball for only 24:17. The Redskins went three-and-out on four of their seven possessions in the first three quarters. Washington's only score was a 12-yard Campbell touchdown pass to Santana Moss with 13 seconds remaining in the first half. Despite holding their 16-7 halftime lead, the Giants were frustrated because they out-gained Washington, 241-51, and thought the advantage should have been larger. Last week (NFL 2008 Week 12) Brandon Jacobs was sidelined against the Arizona Cardinals because of a knee injury suffered in the victory over Baltimore in Week 11. Plaxico Burress tried to play with a sore hamstring, but lasted only one series. NFL 2008 Week 12: New York Giants 37 Arizona Cardinals 29 Despite the Brandon Jacobs absense due to a knee injury and Plaxico Burress inability to play after the first series with a sore hamstring, the Giants defeated the Arizona Cardinals, 37- 29 at University of Phoenix Stadium – the site of their Super Bowl XLII victory over the New England Patriots. Last week's victory was the Giants sixth in a row and improved their record to 10-1. The Giants are now tied for the NFLs best record after the Tennessee Titans loss to the New York Jets. The New York Giants hold a commanding three-game lead in the NFC East over both the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins and lead the Panthers and Buccaneers by two games for the best record in the NFC and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. Eli Manning threw three touchdown passes (Amani Toomer, Madison Hedgecock and Kevin Boss), Derrick Ward scored on a one-yard run and John Carney kicked three field goals. Domenik Hixon had 269 total yards (180 on kickoff returns, 57 receiving, 21 on punt returns, plus an 11-yard rush). Hixon returned kickoffs for the first time this season and had returns of 83 and 68 yards in the second quarter. Hixon replaced the injured Plaxico Burress after the Giants first offensive series of the game and led the Giants in receiving with six catches for 57 yards. Ward started for Jacobs and rushed for 69 yards on 20 carries and caught four passes for 30 yards. Eli Manning played completed 26 of 33 passes (career-best 79 percent completion rate) for 240 yards, 3 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. The victory was the Giants' sixth in a row and improved their record to 10-1, which is tied for the NFL's best mark after the Tennessee Titans' loss on Sunday. More significantly, the Giants, with division games on tap the next three weeks, hold a three-game lead in the NFC East over Dallas and Washington and are two games ahead of Carolina and Tampa Bay in the race for the best record in the conference. It was the Arizona Cardinals (7-4) first loss at home this NFL 2008 season. NFL 2008 Week 12: Washington Redskins 20 Seattle Seahawks 17 The Washington Redskins handed the Seattle Seahawks a 20-17 loss last week. The Seahawks opened the game with a 45-yard field goal by Olindo Mare to gain the early 3-0 lead in the first quarter. After Washington answered in the second quarter with a one-yard rushing touchdown by Ladell Betts, Morris caught a four-yard pass from Hasselbeck as the Seahwaks re-took a 10-7 lead before halftime. However, the Redskins began the second half with two consecutive scores by way of a touchdown and a field goal to take a 17-10 lead entering the fourth quarter. Hasselbeck then hit John Carlson for a 10-yard touchdown to tie the game at 17-17, but a Washington Redskins field goal with 9:19 left proved to be enough for the final outcome in the Redskins favor, 20-17. NEW YORK GIANTS (10-1) The Giants have won 14 of their past 15 on road (including playoffs) Including playoff games, QB ELI MANNING has a 24-5 record (.828) in his past 29 starts. Manning aims for his 5th win in row vs. NFC East opponents (including playoffs). Manning has won 4 of the past 5 games vs. the Washington Redskins. RB BRANDON JACOBS has 316 yards (105.3 per game) & 5 TDs in his past 3 games. Has 246 yards (123.0 per game) in past 2 meetings. When Jacobs rushes for 100 or more yards the Giants are 8-1 (.889). When Jacobs has 10 or more rushing attempts (including playoffs), the Giants are 23-4 (.852). Brandon Jacobs (5.4) ranks 1st & RB DERRICK WARD (5.0) is 3rd in NFL in yards per carry among players with 600 or more rushing yards this NFL 2008 Season. WR PLAXICO BURRESS had 10 catches for 133 yards in NFL 2008 Week 1 against the Redskins. WR AMANI TOOMER has a TD in 4 of the past 6 games at Washington. Had TD last week. TE KEVIN BOSS has a TD catch in 4 of the past 5 games DE JUSTIN TUCK has 11.5 sacks in past 12 games (including Super Bowl XLII). When Tuck has at least one sack (including playoffs), the Giants are 12-3 (.800). Aims for 4th in row vs. Washington. with 0.5+ sacks. DE MATHIAS KIWANUKA has 5.0 sacks in past 5. Had 1.5 sacks in last game at Washington. Rookie CB TERRELL THOMAS had 1st career INT last week WASHINGTON REDSKINS (7-4) QB JASON CAMPBELL leads the NFL with the lowest interception percentage (0.9 INT pct. - 3 INTs in 340 attempts). When Campbell has 100.0+ rating, the Redskins are 5-1 (.833). Has 4 TDs vs. 1 INT in career vs. the New York Giants RB CLINTON PORTIS leads NFL with 1,206 rush yards & aims to become 3rd Redskin to lead league in rushing, joining Hall of Famer CLIFF BATTLES (1937) & LARRY BROWN (1970). Has rushed for 210 yards (105.0 per game) & 1 TD in past 2 meetings. Had 143 yards last week. When Portis rushes for 100+ yards, his teams are 33-10 (.767) WR SANTANA MOSS has 8 TDs in 8 meetings. Has 3 career 3-TD games & 2 have been vs. the New York Giants. WR ANTWAAN RANDLE EL has thrown 2 passes in career vs. the New York Giants & both resulted in TD. Had TD catch last week. TE CHRIS COOLEY has TD in 3 of 4 home games vs. the New York Giants. Has 28 TDs since 2004, most among NFC TEs LB-DE JASON TAYLOR is active leader with 118.0 sacks. CB FRED SMOOT had INT in last meeting. S LA RON LANDRY & CB SHAWN SPRINGS had INT last week. PREDICTION: Giants 24 Redskins 10 The Redskins are a very good team and the game will be close throughout the first three quarters. Expect the Giants to hold Clinton Portis under wraps and under 100 yards rushing. The Giants are simply too focused this time of year. No matter who is or is not in the lineup this Sunday, the Giants will figure out how to win and win with relative ease. RELATED NFL 2008 Week 13 NFL 2008 Week 13: Jets Home to face Broncos After Impressive Pair of Road Victories After impressive back-to-back road victories over the New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans, the Jets head home to face the AFC West division leading Denver Broncos. The Denver Broncos suffered a 31-10 loss at home to the Oakland Raiders last week. NFL 2008 Week 13: AFC North-leading Steelers Face Patriots in Foxborough The Steelers (8-3) bring the NFLs top-ranked defense to Foxborough for a late-season clash for the second straight season. This year, the Pittsburgh defense has allowed the league's fewest yards and fewest points, while the Patriots (7-4) offense is coming off of back-to-back 500-yard games for the first time in franchise history. Time for Turkey with All the Trimmings & NFL 2008 Week 13 with All the Excitement Forget "seconds." How about "thirds"? That is the appetizer on the NFL Thanksgiving menu this week – three Turkey Day servings of NFL football, followed by a whole lineup of NFL games on Thanksgiving Sunday and Monday. Even the players will be in their easy chairs. "I remember watching Thanksgiving games as a kid," says Indianapolis Colts quarterback PEYTON MANNING. "Even in high school and college, and now in the NFL, you practice, you come home and you watch Thanksgiving football." Peyton Manning & the Indianapolis Colts are on a roll having won 4 games in a row heading into NFL 2008 Week 13. NFL 2008 Week 13 Playoff Races & Playoff Scenarios The Cardinals and Titans can become the first teams this NFL 2008 season to clinch playoff berths on Thanksgiving. 12 teams in the NFC are within one game of .500 or better entering NFL 2008 Week 13. The Eagles & Panthers have the toughest remaining schedule of the contenders. In the AFC, the NFL 2008 playoff picture is becoming clearer as 9 AFC teams are at least one game above .500. Kurt Warner NFL 2008 MVP Candidate Kurt Warner is a two-time NFL MVP, having won the awards in both 1999 and 2001 as a member of the Saint Louis Rams. Can Kurt Warner win the NFL 208 MVP honor becoming only the second player in NFL history to be a three-time MVP? The answer is yes and heading into NFL 2008 Week 13, Kurt Warner is the leading candidate.     SHARE Receive NFL Football Articles from iHaveNet.com Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner   NFL 2008 WEEK 13 SCHEDULE – NOVEMBER 27, 30- DECEMBER 1 (All times local) Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 27, 2008) Tennessee at Detroit, 12:30 PM (CBS) Seattle at Dallas, 3:15 PM (FOX) Arizona at Philadelphia, 8:00 PM (NFLN) Sunday, November 30 New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1:00 PM N.Y. Giants at Washington, 1:00 PM Atlanta at San Diego, 1:05 PM Pittsburgh at New England, 4:15 PM Denver at N.Y. Jets, 4:15 PM San Francisco at Buffalo, 1:00 PM Kansas City at Oakland, 1:15 PM Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1:00 PM Chicago at Minnesota, 7:15 PM (NBC) Indianapolis at Cleveland, 1:00 PM Carolina at Green Bay, 12:00 PM Miami at St. Louis, 12:00 PM Monday, December 1 Jacksonville at Houston, 7:30 PM (ESPN) NFL 2008 WEEK 12 RESULTS (NOVEMBER 20, 23-24) (Home team in CAPS) PITTSBURGH 27, Cincinnati 10 (Thursday, November 20) Chicago 27, ST. LOUIS 3 N.Y. Jets 34, TENNESSEE 13 Oakland 31, DENVER 10 BALTIMORE 36, Philadelphia 7 N.Y. Giants 37, ARIZONA 29 Houston 16, CLEVELAND 6 ATLANTA 45, Carolina 28 DALLAS 35, San Francisco 22 Washington 20, SEATTLE 17 Tampa Bay 38, DETROIT 20 Indianapolis 23, SAN DIEGO 20 Minnesota 30, JACKSONVILLE 12 Buffalo 54, KANSAS CITY 31 New England 48, MIAMI 28 NEW ORLEANS 51, Green Bay 29 (Monday, November 24) NFL 2008 WEEK 11 RESULTS – NOVEMBER 13, 16-17 (Home team in CAPS) N.Y. Jets 34, NEW ENGLAND 31 (OT) Thursday, November 13 N.Y. GIANTS 30, Baltimore 10 TAMPA BAY 19, Minnesota 13 SAN FRANCISCO 35, St. Louis 16 Denver 24, ATLANTA 20 Arizona 26, SEATTLE 20 CAROLINA 31, Detroit 22 Tennessee 24, JACKSONVILLE 14 Philadelphia 13, CINCINNATI 13 (tie, OT) PITTSBURGH 11, San Diego 10 GREEN BAY 37, Chicago 3 Dallas 14, WASHINGTON 10 INDIANAPOLIS 33, Houston 27 MIAMI 17, Oakland 15 New Orleans 30, KANSAS CITY 20 Cleveland 29, BUFFALO 27 Monday, November 17 NFL 2008 WEEK 10 RESULTS – NOVEMBER 6, 9-10 (Home team in CAPS) Byes: Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Washington Redskins Denver 34, CLEVELAND 30 (Thursday Night 11/3) NEW ENGLAND 20, Buffalo 10 N.Y. JETS 47, St. Louis 3 Carolina 17, OAKLAND 6 ATLANTA 34, New Orleans 20 Indianapolis 24, PITTSBURGH 20 Tennessee 21, CHICAGO 14 SAN DIEGO 20, Kansas City 19 Jacksonville 38, DETROIT 14 Baltimore 41, HOUSTON 13 MIAMI 21, Seattle 19 MINNESOTA 28, Green Bay 27 N.Y. Giants 36, PHILADELPHIA 31 (Sunday Night) ARIZONA 29, San Francisco 24 (MNF) NFL 2008 WEEK 9 RESULTS – NOVEMBER 2-3 (Home team in CAPS) Byes: Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, San Diego Chargers, San Francisco 49ers N.Y. Jets 26, BUFFALO 17 Miami 26, DENVER 17 CHICAGO 27, Detroit 23 N.Y. GIANTS 35, Dallas 14 CINCINNATI 21, Jacksonville 19 Atlanta 24, OAKLAND 0 Baltimore 37, CLEVELAND 27 Philadelphia 26, SEATTLE 7 Tampa Bay 30, KANSAS CITY 27 (OT) INDIANAPOLIS 18, New England 15 MINNESOTA 28, Houston 21 Arizona 34, ST. LOUIS 13 TENNESSEE 19, Green Bay 16 (OT) Pittsburgh 23, WASHINGTON 6 (MNF) NFL 2008 WEEK 8 RESULTS – OCTOBER 26-27 (Home team in CAPS) Byes: Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings BALTIMORE 29, Oakland 10 PHILADELPHIA 27, Atlanta 14 CAROLINA 27, Arizona 23 HOUSTON 35, Cincinnati 6 DALLAS 13, Tampa Bay 9 Cleveland 23, JACKSONVILLE 17 Washington 25, DETROIT 17 N.Y. Giants 21, PITTSBURGH 14 MIAMI 25, Buffalo 16 Seattle 34, SAN FRANCISCO 13 NEW ENGLAND 23, St. Louis 16 NEW ORLEANS 37, San Diego 32 (London) N.Y. JETS 28, Kansas City 24 TENNESSEE 31, Indianapolis 21 (MNF) NFL 2008 WEEK 7 RESULTS (OCTOBER 19-20) (Home team in CAPS) Byes: Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Jacksonville Jaguars, Philadelphia Eagles BUFFALO 23, San Diego 14 HOUSTON 28, Detroit 21 CAROLINA 30, New Orleans 7 GREEN BAY 34, Indianapolis 14 CHICAGO 48, Minnesota 41 OAKLAND 16, N.Y. Jets 13 (OT) Pittsburgh 38, CINCINNATI 10 WASHINGTON 14, Cleveland 11 Tennessee 34, KANSAS CITY 10 TAMPA BAY 20, Seattle 10 Baltimore 27, MIAMI 13 N.Y. GIANTS 29, San Francisco 17 ST. LOUIS 34, Dallas 14 NEW ENGLAND 41, Denver 7 (MNF) NFL 2008 WEEK 6 RESULTS (OCTOBER 12 - 13) (Home team in CAPS) Byes: Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers, Tennessee Titans ATLANTA 22, Chicago 20 Jacksonville 24, DENVER 17 HOUSTON 29, Miami 28 ARIZONA 30, Dallas 24 (OT) INDIANAPOLIS 31, Baltimore 3 Philadelphia 40, SAN FRANCISCO 26 MINNESOTA 12, Detroit 10 Green Bay 27, SEATTLE 17 NEW ORLEANS 34, Oakland 3 SAN DIEGO 30, New England 10 N.Y. JETS 26, Cincinnati 14 TAMPA BAY 27, Carolina 3 St. Louis 19, WASHINGTON 17 CLEVELAND 35, N.Y. Giants 14 NFL 2008 WEEK 5 RESULTS (OCTOBER 5 - 6) (Home team in CAPS) Byes: Cleveland Browns, N.Y. Jets, Oakland Raiders, St. Louis Rams Tennessee 13, BALTIMORE 10 DENVER 16, Tampa Bay 13 CAROLINA 34, Kansas City 0 ARIZONA 41, Buffalo 17 Chicago 34, DETROIT 7 DALLAS 31, Cincinnati 22 Atlanta 27, GREEN BAY 24 New England 30, SAN FRANCISCO 21 Indianapolis 31, HOUSTON 27 Pittsburgh 26, JACKSONVILLE 21 MIAMI 17, San Diego 10 N.Y. GIANTS 44, Seattle 6 Washington 23, PHILADELPHIA 17 Minnesota 30, NEW ORLEANS 27 (MNF)

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