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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Standing in front of his locker, Giants tailback Brandon Jacobs fully credited the Eagles after the NFC's top seed failed to score a touchdown yesterday in the NFC divisional playoff. He fully blamed the Giants offense, the NFL's top rushing unit.

"We couldn't come out and match their intensity," Jacobs said.

DAVID MAIALETTI / Staff Photographer

Giants coach Tom Coughlin protested a penalty call in the third quarter and got it reversed. But a challenge didn't go his way.

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