ELI 带领着纽约蓝色巨人再一次打败新英格兰队获得46界SUPERBOWL冠军。相当精彩的比赛！尤其是第四局。
ELI敢打敢拼毫不手软，让人记忆深刻，扣人心弦；BRADY英雄垂败也打得很不错。
第四局开局纽约队处于劣势，这时连BILL这个冷面将军眼神里也闪烁不定流露着激动和兴奋而TOM脸已经红的接近苹果的本色；ELI在最后时刻冷静长传成功，透出智慧布局，勇气镇静使这个PLAY完成的精彩，激动人心，无法不认定这个球和四年前在头盔上接住的那个球一样让人不可思议，精彩而幸运。：））不负众望。
WHAT A GAME！21：17结束。
中场麦当娜的表演我看实在是一般，拘谨而造作缺少激动人心真情，虽然没出什么大错。
最喜欢的广告是百事可乐ELTON JOHN穿着高跟鞋带着皇冠像QUEEN似的，掉到地窖里，旁边的POOR GUY SAY:“ OH，BOY！”。搞笑。
祝贺纽约蓝色巨人队！
转载一个评论如下：BY Mark Kriegel Columnist of Fox Sports.com
As it ended, Ava Manning had the key to her daddy’s new Corvette.
· Giants 21, Patriots 17The automobile is a trophy, an expensive token to go with her father’s Super Bowl MVP award, his second in four years. But that mattered little to Ava, now 10 months old with a bright red bow in her hair. All Ava knew is the key was great for teething.
“Eli gave it to her,” shrugged Abby Manning, who is tall, blonde, Southern and just about everything else you’d expect of a Super Bowl MVP’s wife.
Now the interviews were over, and Eli — still in pads and cleats — joined his wife and daughter. They embraced and posed for a photograph. As victory tableaus go, this one would be just about perfect: rosy-cheeked toddler, hot wife, football hero.
Moments before, I had been studying Manning on the interview podium. His demeanor was, well, kind of strange. He had just altered the course of football history, winning a game that would affect the legacies of the Giants and the Patriots, their coaches, their quarterbacks, and yes, his own family.
He had engineered another fourth-quarter comeback — his seventh of the season — in a stadium built to honor his older brother. But his demeanor hadn’t changed much since Media Day.
Even now, with his teammates obviously euphoric, Manning remained conspicuously low-key. He didn’t have to proclaim his greatness, of which he alone seemed convinced just last summer. He refuses to engage in the usual game of I-told-you-so.
And as he posed for the photograph, it occurred that he had no need for any of that. He must have known all along.
Still just 31, Manning has twice outplayed Tom Brady in Super Bowls. The Giants were 7-7 in mid-December. Now it’s being mentioned as fact that Archie Manning sired two Hall of Fame quarterbacks.
“He might have said earlier in the year that he belonged with the elite quarterbacks. He will not be saying that he belongs in the Hall of Fame," said the patriarch himself. "I know Eli that well. He is in his eighth year, and I hope he can stay healthy for a long time.”
But it’s that element of time that’s so enticing here. If quarterbacks are ultimately to be judged by championships, then Eli already has done what Peyton could not. Eli’s career, buoyed by a corps of young receivers, still is in its ascent.
Only now is he coming into his own, as a quarterback and a leader. Just the same, as his rise plays out against his brother’s inevitable decline, it’s impossible to consider the Mannings without addressing questions of their legacies, as a family, as individuals, and rivals of Tom Brady.
Two Super Bowl MVPs? That qualifies as elite, no?
“That’s not a question that’s real good for quarterbacks to answer,” Eli said. “That’s a question for reporters and media. Ya’ll can debate that all you want.”
Have you spoken to your brother, I asked.
“I’ve not spoken to Peyton yet.”
And what about Brady?
“I don’t think that’s the story,” he said. “I think the story is the New York Giants are world champions.”
Manning doesn’t need to be right. Winning is quite enough. And toward that end, he completed his first nine passes, a Super Bowl record.
“We spread the ball around, threw a lot of things in the flat,” he said.
In all, he found nine receivers, some of them less than household names: Henry Hynoski, Bear Pascoe and Jake Ballard. Manning took his hits, plenty, without giving up the ball: 296 yards, no interceptions.
By comparison, Brady made two great mistakes. The first came on New England’s first play from scrimmage: a safety on an intentional grounding call in the end zone. The second was an interception thrown in the direction of his hobbled tight end, Rob Gronkowski.
That’s not meant to demean Brady, or even Pats coach Bill Belichick. The Patriots got here without a single first-round pick at the offensive skill positions. They don’t have a running game or a very good wideout. Still, for a time, it looked as though they’d win the Super Bowl.
The Patriots scored a touchdown just before halftime, then another on their first possession of the third quarter.
“That could’ve sucked the momentum right out of us,” Manning said. “But we responded.”
If he didn’t doubt his team’s chances at 7-7, he wasn’t going to start now. However, as responses go, this one would be patient and methodical, like the quarterback himself. The Giants drove for a couple of field goals, but still found themselves down late in the fourth quarter, with the ball on their own 12 and a single timeout left.
