Giants Vs. Patriots Is Old School Vs. Cutting Edge
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.
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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.
The Grymes Hill resident says he once tried out for the high school football team at Monsignor Farrell High School and was told "unless you want to be the water boy, forget about it."
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.
Yet few players, coaches or even the teams' owners pointed to beating the Jets as a critical juncture in their chase for another NFL championship.
The Giants defense will do everything it can to pressure Tom Brady. And it's more a matter of what happens when the pass rush closes in on the Patriots quarterback.
Boomer was quick to point out that aside from his accomplishments on the gridiron, Brady is married to Gisele Bundchen - enough said.
Even the most die-hard of Pats fan would have problem taking issue with Belichick's praise of Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul.
What do you get when you combine Ines Sainz, a Tom Brady lookalike and some sort of faux superhero?
Tim Capezzone and Ian Cunningham have another parody song. This time the duo remade the 1997 hit "Feel So Good" by Mase.
Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin are long-time friends who share the same old-school philosophy when it comes to saying anything about the opposition. Zip it. Tight. Or else.
That was then. This is now. That's what players on the Giants and Patriots are saying about their previous Super Bowl meeting four years ago.
Given the seemingly impossible road one team must traverse in order to scale the mountain that is the Super Bowl, let's take a look back at what the Giants and Patriots endured to reach the Super Bowl.
Make no mistake. The NFC champions don't need thousands of screaming fans to remind them what's at stake Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Neil Keefe is joined by WFAN host John Jastremski and his objective view of Super Bowl XLVI to talk Giants-Patriots, where Peyton Manning might go and the Yankees' 2012 rotation.
Will the Patriots manage to exact revenge in Super Bowl XLVI? Let's try to surmise by taking a position-by-position look at the game's participants.
Laugh if you like. Eli won't tell you to stop. He'll just show you why you should.
"Hopefully we'll have a lot more people at our party next weekend," said Brady. Party next weekend? As in a championship parade?
Even the usually dour Bill Belichick was joking around as the Patriots arrived in Indy for Super Bowl week.
Tom Brady addressed Patriots fans before leaving for Indianapolis and his comments have made the news cycle.
The Patriots have given no details on the extent of Ron Gronkowski's injury, but his father may have just cracked the case.
Hey, who are you scoffing at? That was the feeling four years ago among a handful of Giants defenders when Tom Brady pooh-poohed Plaxico Burress' prediction.
When Rodney Harrison joined the program shortly after 8 a.m., Craig did his best to make things awkward early on -- and succeeded.
In the end it's bow ties versus overalls, New England and New York.
