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Super Bowl XLVI features both the New England Patriots and the New York Giants seeking a fourth Super Bowl title for their respective franchises. Here’s how the matchup stacks up:

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Guys, get ready to call your bookies. The ladies of Rick’s Cabaret have made their much anticipated Super Bowl prediction and it’s going to be the boys in blue.

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Without a doubt the #1 question going into the Super Bowl is...Who's the better quarterback Eli Manning or Tom Brady?

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We're now less than a week from the Patriots and Giants meeting the in the Super Bowl for the second time in four years.  I thought I'd take a little time to revisit my preseason NFL predictions with the benefit of hindsight.

Let's start with the AFC East.  I had the Patriots winning the division at 13-3.  I was spot on w

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Not every Super Bowl legend goes to the Hall of Fame. Some Super Bowl players become school teachers, businessmen or radio hosts after their NFL days have ended. Here are 10 unsung Super Bowl heroes of the past and what they are doing now

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The countdown to Super Bowl XLVI between the Patriots and Giants has officially begun.  For the next week and a half we will hear nothing but hype about the biggest hame of the year.

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It was the classic game many football fans expected. The New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers played 60 minutes of hard-nosed football and nothing had been decided.

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Doritos is having a make-your-own-Doritos Super Bowl ad contest. This was one of the losers, but it’s still pretty funny.

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There was a time in this country when everyone and everything took a backseat to the 'Fall Classic.'  There was also a time in this country when we mostly traveled by train and corresponded by letter.

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More than 25 years after shuffling to a win in Super Bowl XX, the 1985 Chicago Bears have been extended an invitation to the White House, CSN Chicago reports.

The NFL team that wins the Super Bowl is usually invited to the White House during the year of their victory. However, the Challenger exploded only two days after the Bears’ win.

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