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Super Bowl XLVI will be an American football game between the American Football Conference (AFC) champion New England Patriots and the National Football Conference (NFC) champion New York Giants to decide the National Football League (NFL) champion for the 2011 season.
Watch SuperBowl online. It will be the 42nd annual championship game of the modern-era NFL and is scheduled to be played Sunday, February 5, 2012, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. Kickoff time is scheduled for approximately 6:30 p.m. EST.
Watch 2012 Super Bowl online. This will be the first Super Bowl to be played in Indianapolis, and the first time in the history of the game it will be played in consecutive years in a retractable roof stadium.
Watch Super Bowl 2012 online. Arriving in his brother’s town today, Eli Manning fully appreciates the special nature of a second trip to the NFL’s ultimate game.
Watch SuperBowl online. The New York Giants star quarterback has traveled the Super Bowl path before — in 2008 against this same New England franchise.
“He’s very rigid,” Boselli said. “He’s very strict. He throws around compliments like they’re manhole covers. All that is true. But he’s genuine. He’s honest. He has a ton of integrity. There’s no hidden agenda there. There’s no guile. You might not always like where you stand, but at least you always know. . . . I don’t know of one player who’s ever played for him who doesn’t respect him.”
Coughlin said Monday at his arrival day news conference that he asks players to treat him in a similarly straightforward manner.
“I think, first and foremost, what you want to try to establish is that if a player has something that he wants to say about the way in which business is being done, then sit down and talk to me,” Coughlin said. “That’s the basic bottom line. Players have personalities. They are who they are. You want a certain amount of that on your football team. But you don’t want someone who puts himself in the position where he hurts your team. There’s a standard there, how flexible you are.”
Coughlin said he has become more flexible over the years.
Asked about the biggest difference in his coaching style when compared with his early days in Jacksonville, he said: “Probably patience . . . Maybe wait and pick my spot. But basically I think it’s more patience.”
Yet Coughlin’s style — and his results — haven’t changed all that much.
I confess that I'm a bigger fan of the New York Jets than I am of the National Football League. That's why I can actually consider boycotting Super Bowl 46. There are millions and millions of people who would never not watch a Super Bowl, no matter what. For those fans of the Jets who will still watch on Sunday, who do you root for? There's no such thing as watching a game just to watch it. Sports fans, no matter what they say, have a rooting interest in every game they watch. You either get a pit in your stomach when you watch a player celebrate a victory or you don't. When Sunday's game is over and either Tom Brady or Eli Manning is raising the Lombardi trophy, you'll either wish it was the other guy or you won't. So who do you root for?
If you hate all things Boston no matter what, you root for the Giants. If you have nothing but annoying Giant-fan friends who you just want to shut up, you pull for the Pats. Maybe you want former Jet Shaun Ellis to win a title. Maybe you want Eli to win a second Super Bowl so that Peyton can't stand the idea that anyone will think Eli is better than him (he's not, and Sunday does absolutely nothing to change that), so he decides to come to the Jets to try to upstage his little brother. Maybe you'll throw some money down and root for that -- totally acceptable.
If there's going to be one area of Super Bowl XLVI that determines the outcome of the game, it will be which pass-rush rises to the occasion.
Both Tom Brady and Eli Manning are excellent at picking defenses apart, and each have had outstanding pass protection all season long as well. That being said, let's break down each defense's pass-rush and how they can get constant pressure.
The key here is getting to Tom Brady up the middle and from the side of rookie tackle Nate Solder. Blindside left tackle Matt Light is arguably the best in the game, so not much success will come from Brady's backside.
Therefore, when knowing it's a pass and a blitz is called, sending defenders right at Solder will then force the running backs to slide out and help. After all, why not try to exploit and get the rookie flustered early on?
