"I'm not sure how you don't talk in this atmosphere, but for the most part (the Giants) have done an outstanding job."

-Tom Coughlin on if the Giants players statements are over the line.

‎#EliManning 5856 passing yards (incl. playoffs); #TomBrady 5859. The NFL will produce its first 6,000-yard passers in #SuperBowl 46.

Weird Stat of the Day:
The Giants have been to the Superbowl 4 times.
The 3 times they played the opponent in the regular season, they won the Superbowl (vs Broncos (W), vs Bills, and vs Pats (Both losses).
The 1 time they faced an opponent in the superbowl they didn't play in the regular season, they lost.

So go Pats?

It would be fun. We could probably commute to work maybe, and, you know, come home, eat dinner together and have the kids be playing. Twin beds ... we could share notes on opponents and watch some film together.

One drive, game on the line; which QB would you most want to have?

Rodgers, Brady, Brees, and Tebow are the four choices.

b. I hate ... no, detest ... that stupid NFL rule (the worst on the books, the one I'd erase if I could change one thing about the rule book) that makes a 52-yard defensive pass-interference penalty a monstrous game-changer rather than a 15-yard penalty from the line of scrimmage. Yes, Quin interfered with Green, but 52 yards? When Green might not have caught the ball anyway? I beseech you, Competition Committee -- change that this offseason.

Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/peter_king/01/08/wild.card.round/index.html#ixzz1j7Ic3gcH

YES!

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! I CAN'T TAKE THE WAIT ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!!!!

Steve Smith has been placed on injured reserve. Ced Thornton has been promoted to the 53-man active roster. #Eagles

Quick Stat: QB Eli Manning is the 5th QB in NFL history with seven consecutive seasons with at least 3,000 yards and 20 touchdown passes.