Two last-minute comebacks in the last two Super Bowls. How’s that for putting the focus on the action on the field and less on the entertainment side of the game? Arizona didn’t wilt after getting down, and I didn’t think they would. But, you’ve got to give credit where credit is due, and Pittsburgh turned right around after Kurt Warner rallied the Cardinals from 20-7 down to a late 23-20 lead, and Ben Roethlisberger made a great throw to ...Read More

David Tyree made one of the greatest catches in Super Bowl history in helping the New York Giants end New England's pursuit of history, but while he's assured of a lasting place in Super Bowl lore, he's not assured of a place on the Giants' roster, says Matt Severance.

We revealed moments 6-10 of our Top 10 yesterday, and because we don't want to make you wait too long, here's moments 5-1. 5) The infamous “4 MORE YEARS!” chant just got changed to “442!” Another year, another record that Brett Favre completes with tenacity, passion and a well trained medical staff while wearing a smile. Just when everyone thought he was ready to hang it up, he had one of the best years of his career in leading ...Read More

Let’s take a stroll down memory lane. The date? November 22, 2003. The site? Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, Mississippi. #15 Ole Miss faced #3 LSU with the SEC Western Division title and a trip to the SEC title game in the balance. That was the biggest game of Eli Manning’s college career. His defense gave him a chance to pull off the upset, picking Matt Mauck off three times and holding LSU to 17 points. After the Tigers went ...Read More

The Giants win the pennant! The Giants win the pennant! Well, these gridiron Giants actually did the 1951 baseball Giants one better, as Eli Manning and his merry band of G-Men struck down the Patriots’ hopes of a 19-0 season, claiming Super Bowl XLII with a thrilling 17-14 win. All of the drama was saved for the last 15 minutes, as the only scores of the first three quarters were a 32-yard field goal by Lawrence Tynes in the first quarter and ...Read More

The Giants, two-touchdown underdogs as they may be, are the only obstacle left in the way of a 19-0 season for New England. What do the G-Men have to do to give themselves a fighting chance to culminate their unlikely playoff run by toppling the Pats to claim the Lombardi Trophy? To get John Cyr’s take on the Patriots’ side of things, click here. 1. No careless mistakes: New York had New England on the ropes in Week ...Read More

Here’s how the staff (and this week’s guest contributor John Cyr, from the Evil Patriots Blog) see Sunday’s showdown playing out. Don’t forget to get your picks in for the Pick ‘Em/Prediction Contest before kickoff on Sunday. You can leave a comment in this post, or you can send your predictions (both winner and score) in to eddie@theredzonereport.com. And yes, in case you didn’t read the initial post about the contest, here it is. David Chapman: ...Read More

Here’s how the staff (and this week’s guest contributor John Cyr, from the Evil Patriots Blog) see Sunday’s showdown playing out. Don’t forget to get your picks in for the Pick ‘Em/Prediction Contest before kickoff on Sunday. You can leave a comment in this post, or you can send your predictions (both winner and score) in to eddie@theredzonereport.com. And yes, in case you didn’t read the initial post about the contest, here it is. David Chapman: New England 35, New ...Read More

Super Bowl Sunday, without a doubt, is one of the biggest days for parties and social gatherings. And, as with any party, there are always some things that can make or break your big-game bash. Brian Walzel gives some suggestions on what can help make your Super Sunday get-together really super.

While Plaxico Burress and plenty of other people are busy predicting that the Giants are going to knock off the Patriots on Sunday, guest contributor and diehard Patriots fan John Cyr has his views on why and how the Patriots will take home their fourth Lombardi Trophy in this decade, and wrap up a perfect season.