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Subject: Still on QBs???

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Uncle Kevin

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Date Posted: 15:42:30 01/04/03 Sat

TANK

Warner really has fallen off the charts, hasn't he? I didn't mention his name because of the injuries and the uncertainty of his future.

Buddy

On pure physical talent I'd say Collins is way ahead of Garcia.

BUT he has these wierd---burps--- fits of incompetance. I never have any clue which Collins I'll be looking at when I go to watch one of his games.

When he's on...he's great. When he's not, he's Tony Banks.

I think we've got some very favorable match-ups against the Giants offense this week.

Peterson/Parrish/Bronson on Shockey

Plummer on Toomer

And our Run defense vs. Barber.

But we absolutely have to get pressure on Collins.

Leave him alone in the pocket and he'll cut us up.

Get in his face often enough...and he'll go south.

As for our offense vs. their defense...We'd better be able to run the ball.

I was very impressed with the way the Giants approached dealing with Garcia and Owens in September.

The plan, in the first game, seemed to be to contain Garcia. To keep him in the pocket and force him to win the game with his arm rather than his feet.

Strahan bemoaned the one time early in that game when he lost contain and went for the sack. Garcia burned him for a 16 yard run. After that he maintained his discipline, minded his lane, and made life very difficult for the Niner offense.

And I was very impressed with the way Will Allen played Owens. He didn't try to arm tackle or bang heads with the bigger stronger Owens. He went back to the old ankle tackles and frustrated the hell out of him.

I think that'll be the most interesting match-up to watch tomorrow.

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