Hello and

welcome to the MMQB Monday morning NFL podcast. I am your host Gary Gramling. I am joined by Jenny

Prentiss of the Weekside Podcast and Jenny we are these playoff races

they're tightening this is this is just an intense time and in life really.

It is intense in life great point Gary.

There we go. That's our opening.

That's the kind of opening banter that you all came here for.

But we are going to start out this one off usually we try and start

off with the Sunday night game I'll be honest that's the end of game is kind of a it was good

there there was some some tension to it but you kind of you kind of knew what the ending was going to be.

So we are going to start with the upset of the day, and that was, of course, in Colt McCoy

versus Russell Wilson won, and Colt McCoy comes away with the victory in this one.

As the Giants go out to Seattle and pull off an upset.

And I guess this is kind of the wild thing about the way the Giants won this game.

Well, there's a wild thing,

and then there's a thing that we should sort of recognize

and admire, but the strange thing is,

remember early in the year when Sequin Barclay was rushing for like negative eight yards on 12 carries every game and it was like oh my goodness how can you have a run game like this when you have say come on blah blah And the conclusion here is not that Wayne Galman and Alfred Morris combined

are better than Saekwamarkley, but the Giants just kind of steamrolled the Seahawks

defense in this game, and they did it with this run game that you know two months ago was completely

hapless. Yeah this is quite a career resurgence for Alfred Morris by the way. I mean it's his career has taken a lot of

twists and turns and I would never have predicted that he would be leading a Giants team that has only recently seemed like it might

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