NFL Playoff Schedule 2012: Why Giants vs Packers Is Must-Watch Football

It was just six weeks ago when Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers ripped the hearts out of the New York Giants, as Mason Crosby drilled a 31-yard field goal with time expiring to give them a 38-35 victory as well as remaining undefeated.

Six weeks later, the Giants are arguably the hottest team in football, and the Packers are no longer perfect—and they're certainly beatable.

Sunday at 4:30 will simply be must-watch football. 

It will feature a battle between two elite quarterbacks in Aaron Rodgers and Eli Manning in one of the NFL's most prestigious lands, Lambeau Field. 

For starters, we could very well see the No. 1 seed Packers fall against the Giants, as New York has one of the most dominant pass rushes led by Jason Pierre-Paul. 

When you prepare yourself to watch this game, brace yourself for the unexpected. We have already seen one upset this postseason with the Denver Broncos knocking off the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the Giants could very well play that card. 

Even if the Packers come out storming and light up the scoreboard against New York's fourth worst pass defense, it will still be must-see football. 

Sunday could be a shoot-out, a blow-out or even a close game, with the Giants upsetting the NFL's top team—any of those will make Sunday's game a must-see TV event. 

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