Tom Brady has already made history this evening with a pair of Super Bowl passing records.

It looked like the Giants were on pace to score answer the Patriots with a second-half touchdown, but then Patrick Chung laid the wood on Hakeem Nicks.

On the first play after halftime, Tom Brady dropped back, went through his progressions and fired a dart down the left sideline to Chad Ochocinco, the veteran receiver’s first catch in a Super Bowl.

Patriots fans should be very encouraged by the fact that their team scored right before the end of the first half. Historically, in a close game, when a team scores right before the end of the first half they win a high percentage of the time.

Tom Brady and the Patriots grabbed a 10-9 lead entering halftime with a 96-yard march that tied the record for longest drive in Super Bowl history.

Is Giants punter Steve Weatherford the early clubhouse leader for Super Bowl XLVI MVP?

In building their 9-0 lead over the New England Patriots in the first quarter, the New York Giants benefited from two key plays. The first came from their defense and the second was a mistake from the Patriots.

Breathe easy, Patriots fans. Your team’s on the scoreboard.

The Giants’ defense drew first blood, but it was their offense that deepened the wound late in the first quarter of Super Bowl XLVI.

Bills WR Stevie Johnson wanted to give back to someone in need, so he created an online Twitter contest to find someone to give his Super Bowl XLVI tickets to.

One of the biggest reasons the Giants upset the Patriots in Super Bowl XLII was the play of their defensive line. Big Blue is off to a good start in Super Bowl XLVI.

The Giants’ first drive started out with promise, with Eli Manning marching them inside the Patriots’ 40-yard line. But New England’s defense stood up.

We’ve covered a lot of Super Bowl XLVI pregame, but let’s round up a few final notes.

Super Bowl XLVI is being aired on NBC, so naturally the pregame festivities at Lucas Oil Stadium have the Peacock’s finger prints all over them.

Justin Tuck‘s the Giants’ defensive captain, and he certainly played the part during warmups Sunday.