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 Tom Brady set records during the regular season and he continues to amaze in the playoffs. In his Divisional Playoff game, he completed 16 straight passes to start the game (NFL Record) and didn’t throw his 1st incomplete pass until the 3rd quarter! He finished the game with a 92.9 completion percentage (NFL Record). He had 262 yards passing and 3 TDs, which helped the Patriots win their 17th game in a row! |
 Ryan Grant had a rough start in his Divisional Playoff game. He fumbled twice on his first 2 touches, but Ryan kept his head up and continued to play hard. He ended the game with Packers playoff records of 202 yards rushing and 3 TDs. With the snow falling, Ryan was a key to victory for the Packers. |
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 When the Giants needed a big play in their Divisional Playoff game, they turned to WR Amani Toomer. Amani had a great game with 80 yards receiving and 2 TDs! So far, in two playoff games, he has caught 11 passes for 154 yards and 3 TDs. He has 7 TDs in his playoff career, which is a Giants franchise record. |
 Ben Watson started out the regular season with 5 TDs in 5 games, but then cooled down due to some injuries. In the Divisional Playoff, Ben was back in the endzone. He caught 2 TDs and once again proves to be a dangerous threat in the redzone. |
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 Stephen Gostkowski is an extra-point machine. During the regular season he kicked 74 extra points in a row. In his Divisional Playoff game, he made 4 of 4 extra points to remain perfect for the season. He also kicked a 35-yard field goal in the match up. |
 When you have a defense as good as the Giants do, a great punter gives you even more of an advantage. In his Divisional Playoff game, Jeff Feagles made sure that the Cowboys didn’t get anything easy. He punted 5 times with an average of 42.8 yards per punt and pinned the Cowboys inside their own 20-yard line twice. Jeff has already punted 11 times in 2 playoff games and has given the Giants defense a lot of help. |
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