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The New England Patriots come to the Super Bowl after thwarting the Denver Broncos 45-10, putting any discussion of Tim Tebow as a Super Bowl-caliber quarterback. Then they followed this commanding victory with a difficult one over the Baltimore Ravens. Tom Brady ran the football in from a yard out early in the fourth quarter to deliver the final and winning score in the AFC Championship game.

The New York Giants path has taken a longer road. First, they decimated the Atlanta Falcons 24-2 in the Wild Card Round. Then they provided a second impressive postseason victory, forcing Aaron Rodgers to turn the football over and winning 37-20 in the Divisional Round. Last, they entered the NFC Championship and took the 49ers to overtime before driving home a field goal to win 20-17.

New York and New England is a rematch the NFL has been clamoring for since the beginning of the 2012 NFL playoffs. The Giants and the Patriots have managed to discover aspect of defenses that have helped pave their way to the Super Bowl. The Giants have a healthy pass rush and the Patriots have a healthy run defense thanks to inspired and healthy play from the defensive line.

If anything, this game still comes down to the linebackers and the secondary. Can the Giants linebackers and safeties work in tandem to stop tight ends Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez? Can the Patriots corners stop the incredible wide receiver duo of Victor Cruz and Hakeem Nicks? Despite these questions, it is difficult to expect a high scoring game, for the scores tend to fall short of spectacular when the biggest game of the season begins.