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Legacy? Sure, we can talk about Tom Brady's legacy. Obviously, when you look at the way Brady carried the Patriots to the Super Bowl and the way he played Sunday, he added quite a bit to his legacy.

The Giants are Super Bowl champs for the second time in five years. In a game full of momentum swings, the Giants scored a touchdown with 57 seconds left to beat the Patriots 21-17.

Eli Manning connected with Victor Cruz on a 2-yard touchdown pass following a rare gaffe by Tom Brady that led to a safety.

Our writers discuss that and more in our Super Bowl blog.

Historically, teams like these Giants just don't win titles. The Patriots? They have their issues too. It's a Super Bowl matchup that's unlike anything we've ever seen, says Joe Posnanski.

Even a win against Giants may not help ease Patriots' biggest loss.

INDIANAPOLIS -- The Patriots-Giants Super Bowl rematch has anything but a been-there, done-that feel to it. This is a classic matchup of two proud and well-run organizations, with head coaches and quarterbacks who are exceedingly accomplished and familiar, and teams that play the game the right way, and have the long-term results to prove it.

We've got legacy questions to chew on, matters of revenge and redemption to debate, and all the star power you could possibly hope for on the game's grandest stage.

Rob Gronkowski's injury is the biggest Super Bowl unknown. But 'Gronk' isn't the only player who will be a major factor for the Pats, writes Peter King as he makes his XLVI prediction.

Rob Gronkowski says he is getting better, but his status for Super Bowl XLVI is still uncertain.

With bizarre questions and even sillier answers, Media Day is a Super Bowl tradition. Chris Burke chronicles the madness from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indy, starting with the Patriots.

It's Super Bowl week. As the Pats and Giants gear up for their rematch, the questions over Peyton Manning's future continue to hover in Indy.

Peter King has it all in this week's MMQB.