The moment - unlike the Patriots' season - was perfect. Eli Manning stood Tuesday as the Super Bowl MVP before a crazed New York crowd, the key to the greatest city in the world clutched firmly in his hand and the Vince Lombardi trophy nearby.
It was the scenario the aw-shucks southern boy envisioned when he forced his way into Big Apple on draft day 2004 - the biggest success, on the biggest stage in the sporting world. "I would not trade any moment for this moment right here," a beaming Manning said on the steps of City Hall, where the Giants quarterback and his teammates were cheered yet again for their upset of the now 18-1 Patriots. Continue
This is a year to remember. It does not get better than this.
Posted by: Biaggio | February 06, 2008 at 12:46 PM