It has been six days since Brandon Jacobs nearly fumbled away the Giants' win in Philadelphia. It's been five days since he has given his near-disastrous performance a second thought. "It was a 24-hour deal. I dealt with it," Jacobs said. "I took punches and rolled with it. I did the best I could do. I wish I could've done a little better, but I feel a lot better this week. I expect to go out and have a different game."
The Giants obviously hope so, because as the weather turns colder, and with the possibility of some high winds swirling around Giants Stadium when they try to clinch a playoff berth against the Washington Redskins tomorrow night, they're going to have to lean on Jacobs more than ever. They have developed into a run-first offense anyway. The last thing they need to worry about is whether their workhorse can hold onto the ball. Continue
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