So welcome to Inside the Huddle. We're still inside MetLife Stadium. You can possibly hear Tom Coughlin in the

background doing his post-match interview to no one in particular because this place emptied very quickly.

From the minute, Tony Romo completed that 12-yard pass to Kevin Ogletree on third down and 12.

Rocky Boyman, the Super Bowl winner with Indianapolis was part of our commentary team

on Five Live Sports Extra. He's going to do this podcast with us. We are going to look ahead in the second

half to the Sunday games, the six o'clock games, our time, or your time, because we're obviously

still in the States, the later games, and also the Monday night matches too. And you'll hear from

Andrew Luck very soon as well.

We had the opportunity to speak to him in Indianapolis,

ahead of the debut in the NFL for the new Colts quarterback in Soldier Field

against the Chicago Bears.

A game you're going to hear, by the way, on five live sports extra at 6 o'clock on Sunday.

But Rocky, let's reflect on opening night.

Giants, the Super Bowl champion, usually wins on opening night when he's defending. They're up against the Dallas

Cowboys. They're arch rivals. A Dallas team with a lot of questions. On reflection, much easier

for Dallas than we expected it might be. It really was. I think we all expected the Giants to come

out and look just like they

closed the season last year, marching the ball up and down the field, Manning hitting multiple

wide receivers, but it just didn't happen. You got to give a lot of credit to the Dallas Cowboys

defensive front. Demarcus Ware had two big sacks in crucial situations. The secondary for

Dallas played well. And again, on the giant's side,

their defensive line wasn't able to create much pressure at all. And that was the hallmark of their

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