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The biggest scare I have is we start to get complacent, thinking every week we come out is going to be like this," [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] said.
Eli Manning clocked in with one of his most efficient games, leading his offense to touchdowns on five consecutive first-half possessions.
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SEATTLE -- As[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] sprinted off the field and toward the tunnel that would take him into another victorious road locker room, he glanced up, reading a sign held by a Seahawks fan, and had to smile.
There were no issues and loads of domination as the Giants compiled 30 first downs, 487 total yards and held the ball for 42:34. The most hazardous moment for the offense came in the second quarter: After Smith hauled in a 6-yard touchdown pass to make it 28-0, he posed in front of the 12th Man sign in the end zone and someone doused him with a beer.
On defense, the Giants decided rather than go after the novice Whitehurst -- starting in place of Matt Hasselbeck, who was out with a concussion -- they would extinguish the Seahawks' running game and confuse the first-time starting quarterback in coverage. It was easy pickings. The Seahawks managed just 49 rushing yards and Whitehurst completed just 12 passes for 113 yards and was intercepted twice.
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Winners of five straight, the Giants (6-2) maintained their one-game lead on the Eagles in the NFC East and matched the third largest margin of victory on the road in franchise history.
"It was the end of the first half and I was thinking 'Gosh, when are these people going to be quiet?' We can't do much more than be up 35-0 and they were still pretty loud," guard[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]said. "The second half was quiet."
Manning put on a show, hitting 21 of 32 passes for 290 yards and touchdown passes to Hakeem Nicks, Steve Smith and Kevin Boss.[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]ran for two touchdowns as the rushing game produced 197 yards.
On defense, the Giants made[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]look in every way like a quarterback in his first NFL start, allowed the Seahawks to run a mere 37 plays and nearly pitched a shutout after coasting to a 41-0 lead.
As the Giants hit the halfway point of their season, their concerns are mostly based on keeping a good thing going. They hit the Pacific Northwest with a coolly-efficient fury that immediately let the Seahawks and the 67,287 on hand at Qwest Field know who was boss. A 21-0 first quarter lead became a 35-0 halftime lead, leaving nothing but scraps as the Giants eased to a 41-7 victory that couldn't have been more one-sided unless the other side failed to show up.
The Giants, who had come here in 2005 and 2006 and lost both times, knew once the joint gets jumping it's the loudest building in the league. Even though the Seahawks (4-4) gave the paying customers nothing to cheer about, the noise level was higher than what should be expected when such a beating is taking place.
It was such a thorough job that even Coughlin loosened up afterwards.
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"Any time Coach Coughlin is telling jokes in the postgame speech it's a good thing," [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] said.
The sign said "41-7 Is that all you got?" and [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] gave the sign-maker a high-five.
"I think that was a Miller Lite," Smith said. "Tasted a little bit."