Ross, Giants secondary ready for Packers sequel Jan 11 06:56 PM US/Eastern EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The New York Giants secondary has a message for Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers this time around: It's not going to be as easy as last time. The communication problems and blown assignments that allowed Rodgers to hit a wide-open Donald Driver in the first half and lead a last-minute, game-winning field goal drive in a 38-35 victory in early December have been fixed, and everybody is seemingly healthy. Aaron Ross, who had to leave Sunday's 24-2 win over Atlanta in the NFC wild-card game with a head injury, practiced on a limited basis Wednesday and said he would play Sunday in Green Bay. What's more is there is a sense a confidence and a belief that the Packers can be beaten.