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"Eli Manning? They need to make a religion about him. He's my god right now."
Our PS3 has only picked them to lose once this postseason.
Everyone remembers who won. Do people remember who was supposed to win?
Indianapolis isn't New Orleans or San Diego ... but it's a darn sure lot better than Jacksonville.
The media's obsession with "guarantees" is back again, just like clockwork.
If the Giants win, a New York family will win a trip to Boston.
In hindsight, to call the Giants' 24-20 victory over New England in Week Nine a turning point in the season isn't really accurate.
Some sports books took bets on the Giants to win the Super Bowl at odds as high as 80-1 this season.
Okay, so you want to splurge for the Super Bowl? Here's how much it'll cost.
Super Bowl XLVI will be the seventh time that teams representing those cities will play for a championship.
New England is favored in Indianapolis, but not by nearly as much as they were in 2008.
By Sunday night, we will have our Super Bowl XLVI combatants.
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