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Manning brothers meet for second time

Published: Sep 14, 2010 at 03:15 PM

Mathias Kiwanuka is on his game.

(Jim Mahoney / Associated Press)

The storyline
There are these two brothers, born of QB royalty, who each have a Super Bowl ring and they battle again for family honor Sunday night. Have you heard that one?

Why you should watch
The Colts look as vulnerable as we've seen in a long time and the Giants' pass rush (featuring four devensive ends) will be a handful for Indianapolis' depleted offensive line. Could the Colts go 0-2?

Did you know?
Giants quarterback Eli Manning has won nine consecutive September games. ... New York's Steve Smith has a first-down catch in 34 straight outings. ... The Colts have won five straight against NFC opponents. ... Indianapolis defensive end Dwight Freeney has a sack in his last four games vs. NFC opponents.

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