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Super Bowl XLII: Patriots/Giants

John Anthony
in National Football League (NFL)

Who wins it all? 79 members have voted

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Thank you 43!!

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When did they start challenging penalties?

 

Like you said, I didn't know they could challenge that. But they did have 12 men on the field so it was the right call...But like you said I didn't know penalties could be challenged, sorta like reviewing to challenge a face mask or a false start.

Giants need to hold them to a FG. WOW I LOVE YOU STRAHAN!!!!!!!!!

NICE!!! THEY WENT FOR IT AND DIDNT GET IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Much better that time!

Pats went for it on 4th and 13 but Brady threw the ball out of bounds going for the TD.

Strahan is making the Pats o-line look like a bunch of rookies.:irked:

That passing on the field goal could come back and haunt the Patriots.

Shew....

I have to agree with the announcers...New Englands D is Playing very well also...

Gosh this is just nerve racking. The D surely can't hold up for the G-Men much longer. Gonna have to score some dang POINTS!

Did Pam Oliver say it is humid??? I can understand being dehydrated in Phoenix, but not due to humidity...

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