Upper East Side Bar 'Brady's' Becomes 'Manning's' For The Super Bowl
The Upper East Side bar called "Brady's" has been renamed "Manning's" to bring a little luck to Big Blue.
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The Upper East Side bar called "Brady's" has been renamed "Manning's" to bring a little luck to Big Blue.
Neil Keefe is joined by Danny Picard of Comcast SportsNet New England to talk about Super Bowl XLVI and what the mood is like in Boston.
Neil Keefe explains why this is the Biggest Super Bowl Ever, shares his memories from Super Bowl XLII and gives his final pick of the 2011 season.
Sometimes we get so lost in the lingo, between nickel packages, pass routes and ankle sprains, that we fly past the far more basic answer in a game that is still about physicality.
Neil Keefe is joined by Scott Hyman of Barstool Sports to talk about the confidence of Giants fans heading into the Super Bowl, where he will watch the game and his prediction for Sunday.
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