Keefe To The City: Super Bowl XLVI Final Thoughts
After a week of digesting the Super Bowl win and everything that has come with it and from it, Neil Keefe gives his final thoughts on the Giants' improbable run.
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After a week of digesting the Super Bowl win and everything that has come with it and from it, Neil Keefe gives his final thoughts on the Giants' improbable run.
This isn't meant to trivialize Houston's death by recalling a football game. On the contrary, we rely on sports for context, like her music, bookmarks in our pockmarked lives.
He may have said no to "Dancing with the Stars," but Giants star Victor Cruz couldn't deny a show for the biggest names in music.
Sideline audio from the Super Bowl reveals that the Patriots wanted the Giants to throw toward Mario Manningham, who made a crucial over-the-shoulder catch during New York's winning drive.
If Mr. Warner's wanting assessment of Eli Manning is any indication, he may still suffer from post-concussion symptoms, which seem to include headaches and player hating.
With 20 players set to become unrestricted free agents and Victor Cruz saying he wants more money, the Giants have some big decisions to make.
The New York Giants say they're planning to return their training camp to Albany this summer.
Of all the people who will be knocking on Jerry Reese's door with their hand out, Victor Cruz is most deserving.
Two New York lawmakers say a license plate to honor the first responders and victims of 9/11 shouldn't take a back seat to a commemorative license plate for the Giants.
Less than a week after helping his team to a win in Super Bowl XLVI Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz is thinking about next season.
Giants running back Brandon Jacobs admitted that he was wrong to criticize Gisele Bundchen for her post-Super Bowl rant.
Now that the fanfare has ended, the Super Bowl champion Giants will have to start making some tough decisions.
The Indiana Health Department says two cases of measles have been confirmed in the state. Health officials say one of those infected with the disease was in Indianapolis two days before the game and says visitors to Super Bowl village might have been exposed.
March is Madness. April is Opening Day. But February? Blah and blue and lame and limp.
This writer was fortunate to be in the building for Super Bowl 46 (section 638, Row 20, seat 13, the next to last row in Lucas Oil Stadium). The following is to both discuss the game and discuss what was happening in the stadium during the game.
