Victory Party? Tom Brady Hands Giants Early Bulletin-Board Fodder
"Hopefully we'll have a lot more people at our party next weekend," said Brady. Party next weekend? As in a championship parade?
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"Hopefully we'll have a lot more people at our party next weekend," said Brady. Party next weekend? As in a championship parade?
Quite simply, Giants coach Tom Coughlin belongs in the Hall of Fame whether he wins a second Lombardi Trophy or not.
From pickpockets and prostitutes to dirty bombs and exploding manhole covers, authorities are bracing for whatever threat the first Super Bowl in downtown Indianapolis might bring.
Even the usually dour Bill Belichick was joking around as the Patriots arrived in Indy for Super Bowl week.
We're less than a week away from Super Bowl XLVI, which, according to Craig, means the smack talking can now begin.
If the Super Bowl comes down to a key catch by Rob Gronkowski of the New England Patriots, say, or Victor Cruz of the New York Giants, they'll have more than merely their hands to thank.
The second-year defensive end's days of impressing his New York Giants teammates with his athleticism are over.
The New York Giants are getting ready for Super Bowl XLVI and many fans are spending big to be able to join them in Indianapolis next week.
Protesters of a divisive labor measure have marched through the packed Super Bowl Village in downtown Indianapolis.
The Giants' linebacker starred at Boston College in the heart of Patriots' territory, played his entire career in the shadow of New York and now will get the chance to go home to Indianapolis to finally play in the NFL's biggest game.
Stopping the run and forcing the opposition into passing situations will let loose possibly the best group of pass rushers in the NFL.
Rob Gronkowski missed his second straight practice on Friday, nursing the injury he suffered in the AFC Championship against the Ravens.
The Patriots have given no details on the extent of Ron Gronkowski's injury, but his father may have just cracked the case.
By now, you've probably heard "You Down With J.P.P.," Hyman's ode to Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul. But you haven't heard it quite like this.
Ray Angelo made a bet with his co-worker that if the Giants made it all the way to the big game, he'd throw on a Big Blue jersey and hold a sign reading, "The Giants are my Daddy."
