Patriots' Wes Welker Not So Sure-Handed When It Matters Most
Blame me, Welker said. Blame me for letting a ball I always catch fall to the ground.
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Blame me, Welker said. Blame me for letting a ball I always catch fall to the ground.
No more hot seat for Tom Coughlin. No more second-guessing. The 65-year-old made NFL history on Sunday.
Eli Manning and the New York Football Giants completed another magical run last night in Indianapolis when they defeated the New England Patriots by the score of 21-17
Madonna positioned herself as the queen of a new generation of pop stars at the Super Bowl halftime show — complete with throne — but didn't have complete control of her show.
We want to know what stood out for you. Was it Manningham's amazing catch? Madonna's halftime show? The nail-biting ending?
The latest showdown between the Giants and the Patriots came down not to a last-minute touchdown pass by Eli Manning but a touchdown run that was set up by a desperate defensive gamble by New England, leading 17-15 in the final moments.
Spot-on from beginning to end, Manning went 30 for 40 for 296 yards, with one touchdown pass and zero interceptions.
After New York lost the coin toss, Tuck extended his hand toward the Patriots. Only New England's big nose tackle wouldn't have any of it.
If the Giants are to win Super Bowl XLVI, they'll have to do so without tight end Travis Beckum.
Indianapolis Colts fans are pulling for Eli Manning to win Super Bowl XLVI.
Rob Gronkowski and Chad Ochocinco are set to suit up for the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI, meanwhile Ahmad Bradshaw is ready to go for the Giants.
For the second straight year, the weather at MetLife Stadium on Sunday was perfect for a Super Bowl: sunny, with temperatures around 40 degrees and almost no wind.
Tiquan Underwood was cut by the New England Patriots on the eve of Super Bowl XLVI but is wishing the Patriots good luck ahead and using his release as motivation.
For fans of "the other" New York team, Super Bowl XLVI is about as bad as it gets.
Defensive end Chris Canty wasn't satisfied telling Giants fans to get ready for a Super Bowl parade.
After the hype, the bragging and the cheesecake-for-chowder bets comes the actual game: Giants vs. Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI.
The NFL season began on time largely because of Robert Kraft and John Mara. So there's no more fitting way to end it than the two of them facing off for the game's biggest prize.
The regional rivalry long predates the Super Bowl matchup, Giants vs. Patriots, or baseball's Yankees vs. Red Sox. New York and its neighbors to the east have bad blood stretching all the way back to Colonial America.
Patriots fans don't seem to tthink too highly of New Yorkers or Eli Manning.
So ready or not, it's time for the "other" Manning vs. Brady, Part II. Both are back in Sunday's Super Bowl, four years after they first clashed, each with plenty still to prove.
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.
When I arrived here in Indianapolis on Sunday, I was firm in my prediction of Giants 35 Patriots 20. After being around the Pats this week and sinking my teeth into this match-up a little bit more. I've decided to change the score...
Whether it's on the streets downtown to the local pubs, it is tough being a Giants fan in Patriot nation. It also seems everyone wants Eli Manning's head on a stick.
Giants coach Tom Coughlin has heard the trash talk from both sides -- and he has a verdict. Hint: it's not "Talk is cheap, play the game."
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.
