Patriots’ pass rush shuts down Giants’ first drive
Published: February 5th, 2012 | Tags: Super Bowl XLVI, Brandon Deaderick, Eli Manning, Mark Anderson, New England Patriots, New York Giants, Steve Weatherford, Tom Brady
INDIANAPOLIS — The Giants’ first drive started out with promise, with Eli Manning marching them inside the Patriots’ 40-yard line.
New England’s pass rush shut down the drive, however, with sacks by Brandon Deaderick and Mark Anderson, knocking New York out of field-goal range. The Giants had the ball for just under six minutes but didn’t score.
Steve Weatherford punted, pinning Tom Brady & Co. at the 6-yard line.
– Dan Hanzus
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