Game Recap: Patriots 17, Giants 21
Patriots fall short in bid for fourth Super Bowl win as New York Giants hold on to win 21-17
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Super Bowl XLVI Inactives: Patriots vs. Giants
The New England Patriots and the New York Giants announce the following inactives for Super Bowl XLVI, Sunday, February 5, 2012.
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Super Bowl XLVI Inactives: Patriots vs. Giants
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Giants Super Sunday Six-Pack
It's a rematch four years later as the Patriots prepare to take on the Giants in one of the most highly hyped games of all time in Sunday's Super Bowl XLVI.
Pro Bowl could be scrapped
It’s not dead yet, but after the half-hearted display in last week’s Pro Bowl, the league’s all-star game could end of being scrapped altogether.
That according to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell himself in an interview with Mike and Mike in the Morning on ESPN Radio. Goodell said he has broached the subject with NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith.
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Pro Bowl could be scrapped
A milestone Super Bowl
At Super Bowl XLVI a Bills PR veteran will be working his 25th big game.
Bills VP of Communications Scott Berchtold is working his 25th Super Bowl and 5th in his current capacity of overseeing the Public Relations efforts on behalf of the league at the media center. As PR Coordinator there are just over 100 staff and volunteers who assist during the week of game and game day in areas such as: staffing press conferences, media day, quote teams for both team’s media availabities, radio row, day pass and media credentialing, distribution of quotes and press releases.
Earlier today (game day) Berchtold led the 8AM staff meeting to go over final assignments before heading to Lucas Oil Stadium shortly after. Berchtold and the 100 member staff will work well into Monday morning.
For Bills media relations staffer Dom Rinelli it is the fifth time he’s worked a Super Bowl alongside Berchtold.
