I am not an avid football follower. This year, I saw the entire Super Bowl. It was not just one game. It was about how the Giants came back from behind not just in the Super Bowl but especially when they were down 0-2 early in the season. They demonstrated how to turn non believers into believers.

Read this from Michael Silver of Yahoo Sports :

Then came one of those plays that, like Marcus Allen’s 360-degree spin or Joe Montana’s laser to John Taylor, we’re going to see over and over again for decades and get chills every time we do. In a sequence that resembled Titans quarterback Steve McNair’s insane escape in similar circumstances in Super Bowl XXXIV, Manning stepped up in the pocket and was chased by Patriots pass rushers Adalius Thomas, Richard Seymour and Jarvis Green, the latter seemingly locking the quarterback in his grasp.

Amazingly, eventual Super Bowl MVP Manning slipped away and rolled back and to his left, setting his feet to launch a 32-yard pass to No. 4 wideout David Tyree, who leaped and lunged backward to make an outrageous catch – the ball pressed against his helmet, the receiver somehow avoiding the intervention of New England safety Rodney Harrison – that went for 32 yards.

“How does (Manning) get out of that grasp?” Giants coach Tom Coughlin asked later. “How does he make that throw? How does (Tyree) catch it? It was just incredible.”

Congratulations to Tom Coughlin, All the Giants players and the Giants organization for a spectacular season.

Go Giants!