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by Josh Weaver

After 18 grueling weeks of football, it is down to the final two teams.

The New England Patriots and the New York Giants have reached the top of their respective conferences and are now set to face one another in the mother of all grudge matches. (0) comments

by Jesse Kimbrel

The New York Giants came away with their last win of the season in Green Bay more than a week ago. They won't get another one.

When their plane touched down in Arizona, the site of Super Bowl XLII, earlier this week, it may have been their last touchdown of the season as well. (2) comments

by John Hornberg

From the looks of the upcoming Super Bowl XLII in Glendale, Ariz., on Sunday, the New York Giants can use all of the help they can get. A victory is almost a foregone conclusion for the New England Patriots when looking at the expected point spread, talent and every sports column written since the end of the AFC Championship game. (0) comments

by Michael Rizzo

Ah, the Super Bowl - and its ability to bring men together.

I could spend Sunday evening watching instant replays of the same thing we've already seen 41 times: Men dressing up in tights, jumping all over each other, throwing balls around and dripping with sweat. (3) comments