The New York Giants took an early lead on the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI. Follow along at Lucas Oil Field in Indianapolis.we will take you from kickoff to the final seconds.
GIANTS go on to win super bowl 46 with great plays in the final 2 minutes.
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
super bowl news update, giants getting healthy at the right time.
INDIANAPOLIS -- Running back Ahmad Bradshaw went through a limited practice for a rare second consecutive day to highlight the New York Giants' second practice at the University of Indianapolis.
The Giants are getting healthier as the week progresses as wide receiver Hakeem Nicks (shoulder), cornerback Corey Webster (hamstring) and linebacker Jacquian Williams (foot) participated in a full practice on Thursday.
Bradshaw and defensive end Osi Umenyiora (ankle/knee) were the only Giants who were limited in practice.
Get all the news and commentary on the Patriots-Giants matchup on ESPN.com's Super Bowl Central.
• Clayton: 10 Super Bowl questions
• How To Stop: Brady
| Manning
• Playoff Centers: Patriots | Giants
• SportsNation: Who will win?
• Blog network:
Patriots | AFC East | Giants | NFC East
"We did fine," coach Tom Coughlin told the pool reporter Thursday. "The energy level, the enthusiasm, the excitement is all there, as it should be, as it was yesterday. They're really excited to practice for the game. I think they've done very well. This was a good day of preparation."
According to the pool report, Bradshaw tripped on one snap in practice as he ran through the offensive line but was fine afterward.
Since fracturing his foot at the end of October, Bradshaw's typical routine has been to rest the first two days of practice before going through a Friday practice. But with the additional time off between the NFC Championship Game and the Super Bowl, Bradshaw felt good enough to go through two consecutive practices.
The Giants are getting healthier as the week progresses as wide receiver Hakeem Nicks (shoulder), cornerback Corey Webster (hamstring) and linebacker Jacquian Williams (foot) participated in a full practice on Thursday.
Bradshaw and defensive end Osi Umenyiora (ankle/knee) were the only Giants who were limited in practice.
Super Bowl XLVI
Get all the news and commentary on the Patriots-Giants matchup on ESPN.com's Super Bowl Central.• Clayton: 10 Super Bowl questions
• How To Stop: Brady
| Manning • Playoff Centers: Patriots | Giants
• SportsNation: Who will win?
• Blog network:
Patriots | AFC East | Giants | NFC East
"We did fine," coach Tom Coughlin told the pool reporter Thursday. "The energy level, the enthusiasm, the excitement is all there, as it should be, as it was yesterday. They're really excited to practice for the game. I think they've done very well. This was a good day of preparation."
According to the pool report, Bradshaw tripped on one snap in practice as he ran through the offensive line but was fine afterward.
Since fracturing his foot at the end of October, Bradshaw's typical routine has been to rest the first two days of practice before going through a Friday practice. But with the additional time off between the NFC Championship Game and the Super Bowl, Bradshaw felt good enough to go through two consecutive practices.
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