USA Today's Highest Rated Super Bowl Ads
Here are the 20 highest-ranking Super Bowl ads, as measured on USA Today's Ad Meter.
Watch CBS News
Here are the 20 highest-ranking Super Bowl ads, as measured on USA Today's Ad Meter.
"My husband cannot (bleeping) throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time," Tom Brady's supermodel wife snapped after the game.
No more hot seat for Tom Coughlin. No more second-guessing. The 65-year-old made NFL history on Sunday.
Blame me, Welker said. Blame me for letting a ball I always catch fall to the ground.
Sure, Victor Cruz had on his dancin' shoes Sunday. But it was fellow wide receiver Mario Manningham who saved the Giants with his feet.
Commissioner Roger Goodell stood before the media at his annual Super Bowl state-of-the-league speech, and sounded as if he cared when addressing issues of player safety.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano joined NFL and other officials in warning that security for Sunday's game at Lucas Oil Stadium would be significantly heightened.
As Big Blue fever sweeps the Tri-State area, we noticed a video on YouTube of one little guy who just might be the littlest Giants fan.
The NFL is increasing the number of Thursday night games so more of its teams can play in prime time.
Tim Capezzone and Ian Cunningham have another parody song. This time the duo remade the 1997 hit "Feel So Good" by Mase.
Tom Coughlin and Bill Belichick present one of the most fascinating coaching duels for a Super Bowl, as the two approach the game in entirely different ways.
The Giants are taking Tom Coughlin's mantra, "Talk is cheap, play the game," and throwing it out the window.
Mark Herzlich took the radiation. He took the chemo. He had the tumor removed, replaced with a steel rod that runs down the inside of his femur. And he kept his chin up.
Al's original did the trick for the Jets against New England last January. And it's so nice, it might just work twice.
The Giants defense will do everything it can to pressure Tom Brady. And it's more a matter of what happens when the pass rush closes in on the Patriots quarterback.
Thankfully, Wednesday and Thursday's media sessions will be back to normal. Football questions only!
