INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — In this new NFL age of throw first and throw again, it's easy to forget to first rule of football: Defense wins championships. Sorry Eli. Sorry Tom.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — In this new NFL age of throw first and throw again, it's easy to forget to first rule of football: Defense wins championships. Sorry Eli. Sorry Tom.
For the better part of the second and third quarters of Sunday's Super Bowl, Tom Brady had the New York Giants defense spinning. The New England quarterback engineered touchdown drives of 96 and 79 yards at the end of the first half and beginning of
The New York Giants are Super Bowl XLVI champions after defeating the New England Patriots 21-17 in Indianapolis tonight (Sun., Feb. 5, 2012).
His pass attempt into the end zone fell was tipped in the air and fell just beyond the hands of diving Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski, sealing the Giants' Super Bowl victory. After a slow start on offense – the Giants had the ball for nearly twice
