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Sports Blitz Now: Are the Giants Destined, Is Syracuse for Real and What About Tom Brady?

Jordan Schultz and host Scott Braun discuss how the Giants can continue the miracle joyride and beat San Francisco, and talk about how the Ravens can exploit the zone defense of New England.
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In the tenth episode of Sports Blitz Now -- the brand new Huffington Post sports radio show -- Jordan Schultz and host Scott Braun discuss how the Giants can continue the miracle joyride and beat San Francisco, and talk about how the Ravens can exploit the zone defense of New England.

They disagree on both weekend picks, with Braun taking a big risk on the Ravens, a team that Schultz believes won't be able to keep pace offensively, considering the recent struggles of Joe Flacco. They also break down the elite NBA rookies, including two guys that aren't getting nearly enough media attention and discuss plenty of college hoops, including why the undefeated Syracuse Orange are more hype than substance.

Follow Schultz on twitter @206child and Braun @scottabraun.

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