New York's offensive line excelled by not allowing a sack and paving the way for Ahmad Bradshaw to gain 116 yards against what was the NFL's No. 2 rushing defense. The Giants also enjoyed the edge in special teams with David Wilson's 66yard kickoff return helping set up a touchdown to open the second half and San Francisco kicker David Akers missing two long field goals in the first half.Don't Miss:Rare Ferrari sells for $52MGaudi cathedral's futureSiri struggles on Bay BridgeHardly Strictly Bluegrass guideHSB updatesRecalling 2003 recallFILE In this Jan. 6, 1985, file photo, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Freddie Solomon (88) prepares for a handoff after lining up at quarterback during the NFL football NFC championship game against the Chicago Bears in San Francisco. Solomon, the former Miami Dolphins and 49ers wide receiver who became known as "Fabulous Freddie" and committed himself to community service, has died.

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