I guess it’s only fitting that the New York Giants and New England Patriots get to battle it out for supremacy yet again. Super Bowl XLII in 2008 was pretty damn epic and their game in November went down to the last few seconds. But in both of these games, the Giants prevailed, and Eli Manning continues to prove he’s clutch down the stretch. Will the Patriots prevail and assert themselves as one of the best franchises in the league or will the Giants prove that although they made the playoffs on the final day of the season, they peaked at just the right time?

The number one seed in the AFC, New England showed that while they don’t have a dominant defense, their offense does enough to get by. As much as it pains me to say this, Tom Brady had a miraculous season and is now advancing to his fifth Super Bowl. Seeking his fourth ring, Brady made a mockery of Tim Tebow’s Denver Broncos in the divisional round, as he threw six touchdown passes in the 45-10 rout. In the conference round, they fought hard with the Ravens, and eventually, emerged victorious.…