The gusts up to 35 mph concern me more than the general 15 mph winds forecast. Elite QBs can compensate for winds to an extent, though Brady will always have the advantage in the stadium where he practices but Manning only visits one week/year. But when you put a little extra on a ball because of a 10 mph wind only to have it suddenly turn into a 25 mph wind, it's still an underthrow, and there's now way to predict or prevent that. Short low throws can mitigate, but never truly eliminate it, and long EVERY long ball is flirting with disaster.
It sounds like conditions will be as bad or worse as last year, Mannings only truly bad game all season, so it makes sense to approach it the same way: Run the legs off our starting RB (who seems to have licked his fumbling problem) and spell him with a much better backup than he was last year. That would make sense anyway: We're facing a D that's #2 in passing yds/gm and #8 in passing yds/att, but only 25th in rushing yds/gm AND per-attempt. THEY have no choice but to pass, especially since our roster's healthier and far more talented: WE have a choice, and hopefully make the right one again.