For a week now, it has continued. The language surrounding strategy determining the outcome of the NFC Wild Card Game between the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers has owned our front pages and radio airwaves.
On one side we have Eli Manning, two-time Super Bowl champ who leads the New York Football Giants — a squad with a nasty defense and even nastier secondary. The opposition is Aaron Rodgers, arguably the best football player in the National Football League right now, leader of the hottest team in the land.
We already understand the generic narrative.