So, this is it. All these NFL months are finally going to reach their peak. We are just hours away from the Super Bowl XLII.
The New England Patriots are the smashing favorites of this game, while the shocking underdogs, New York Giants are giving some rabid football betting fans a lot to talk about. Some think these guys could actually take the victory home, despite what the numbers say in the Patriots’ favor. Will this be some kind of David vs. Goliath thing?
The Patriots became bigger and bigger without nobody noticing that closely. They only count 3 Super Bowl Championships, but they all were between 2001 and 2005. Only the Cowboys had achieved 3 Championships in 4 years. And this has been by far the best NFL Season they’ve ever had. Even though they had a hard time at the begining with the scandal about their video-cheating, they remained undefeated and undeniably strong.
On the other side, the Giants have a couple of Super Bowls won (1986 and 1990) and don’t really seem to be that good. But what they accomplished during the last Playoff games is definitely a reason to think twice about “not that good” part. New York has really gotten far this time and it would be just unbelievable if they defeated this season’s “Giant”. That would completely change their status and the way people perceive this team (it already has changed in some way). I mean, they got the chance to stand face to face with the ones nobody has been able to break yet. Will the do what all teams wanted to do this Season without success?
So, have you got your tickets to the Super Bowl? Too bad if you don’t have any, because there will be a lot to watch even since the pre-game show. But you can’t miss what’s really important: The matchup that could change the History of NFL.
Source: NFL.com
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