Keefe To The City: Giants Have To Win Super Bowl XLVI
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.
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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.
On Nov. 6, Brady was sacked only twice in a 24-20 loss to New York. But according to JPP, it was enough to scare the All-Pro quarterback.
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.
Madonna promised that there will be no wardrobe malfunction during her halftime show. But that doesn't mean the Giants aren't hoping for something to come loose on somebody.
Are the Giants the hunters or the hunted? The Patriots are slight favorites in Vegas, although most analysts are picking the Giants to grab the ring in this rematch.
Patriots coach Bill Belichick said Friday morning that there were no setbacks from Thursday's practice and Gronkowski "was OK this morning."
Bill Belichick and Rob Gronkowski have insisted all week that the Patriots tight end has been making progress. I guess they were telling the truth…or maybe they're just playing games!
Madonna won't explicitly say who she's rooting for, but her spot-on salsa dance in honor of Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz may have revealed where her allegiance lies.
The Giants are taking Tom Coughlin's mantra, "Talk is cheap, play the game," and throwing it out the window.
Neil Keefe is joined by WFAN host and fellow Giants fan Gregg Sussman to talk about why the Giants have to win Super Bowl XLVI.
"Tommy really needs our prayer, our support and love at this time," Gisele Bundchen said in an email to friends and family, according to the New York Post.
Ahmad Bradshaw is playing in pain and loving every second of it.
The Jets may have crashed and burned spectacularly in 2011, but they are somehow, someway still considered a very relative talking point, basically throughout every gear of the machine that drives sports media.
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.
Wednesday marked another day where the focus was on the high left ankle sprain of Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.
After answering a cavalcade of tough questions from Craig on the B&C program last week, former New England Patriot and current analyst for "Football Night in America" on NBC, Rodney Harrison was back for more as he joined the guys on radio row in Indianapolis.
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.
A morning off will cost Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora thousands of dollars.
Neil Keefe is joined by Boston Herald Patriots beat writer Ian Rapoport to talk about Super Bowl XLVI from the Patriots' side with just four days to go.
Neil Keefe and Mike Hurley put their "friendship" on the line and exchange emails about Super Bowl XLVI from the New York and Boston perspectives.
"How many receiving yards did he have last year?" said Jacobs. "He's a much better wide receiver than (45) catches, I tell you that."
Rolle doesn't lack confidence. That's for sure.
