You say the Giants won the game - but which team do the youth think won the game?

However, I bet on the Giant's and some other things and this result won me some monies. So yeehaw!

Really none of the commercials made we want to buy any of the products. Especially the Etrade commercial with the baby that seemed to insinuate that their product made you throw up.

I want the Audi that knew how to send a message.

Yes, the salesgenie ads were horrifically offensive. Besides the Chinese pandas, there was one with an Indian man with a stereotypical "Apu" accent.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCKxWQCs3f0

@9: That car made me more excited than it should have. It was fucking hot.

scores with the goal posts and the weird ball, who cares --- oh sorry, DAMN FINE GAME!!!!

sign me, sissy earl

Weirdest ad: The Doritos spot where the guy in the mouse suit beat the stuffing out of the other guy. I replayed it a couple times and it made me go "Huh?" every time. Although tomorrow I bet I will think it was hysterical for some odd reason.

Justin Timberlake's balls were repeatedly introduced, violently, to a parking meter.

I liked that ad. I also liked -- probably loved -- the Will Ferrell Budweiser ad. He's what passes for seditious today, and I kinda like my sedition.

Congrats. That ad was stupid. Worse, it was trying really hard to be controversial, because they were smart enough to know that you can double or triple your exposure if your ad gets discussed in the news. Your reactions are exactly what those ad people were hoping for.

Maybe call some talk shows tomorrow and say the company's name a whole lot while expressing your outrage?

What a fucking game.

On the ads, the Coke add near the beginning with What is Love and Chris Katan at the end was pretty good.

The eTrade ad with the talking baby and the Clown was pretty funny. 'I wasn't anticipating how creepy it would be' LOL.

LOTS of really bad ads though. Sadly everyone remembers the SalesGenie ads and most importantly, their name - that was the whole point.

Great Game though, WOO HOO!

How else do you explain Eli Manning not being picked off in that final drive? Even the pass to Burress I was shaking my head thinking that it was a floater and a sure pick. Escaping the sack and then Tyree catching the ball with his head - what?

I just love that Belichick got so out-coached. I don't think a 4 quarter blitz game plan is sane, but the Giants executed one and the genuis could not adjust, for 4 quarters? The advantage the Giants had on both lines, it probably wouldn't have mattered.

Still, one team was prepared and well-coached, and one team showed up to get their trophy. If you were riveted by the fact that the cocky Pats that everyone picked to win had lost hope by the fourth quarter, then you don't have any interest in football.

Nonetheless, Brady is still the best QB bar none. I have no respect for that stunt with the cast, but his balls were melon-size last night.

If that Manning scramble and that helmet catch by Tyree isn't replayed on all-time highlight films, like the Immaculate Reception is, there is no justice in the world, because that catch has to be, given the context, at least one of the 5 greatest NFL plays of all time. It wasn't just a great play, it was a great play the Giants absolutely needed, on a drive in which they absolutely had to score.

Monumental upset, and I've even stand to place it up there with the Joe Namath Super Bowl win in terms of context. No one gave the Giants a chance in hell of winning this game, and they did, in dramatic fashion.

I'm glad I watched. I almost didn't.

Bill, kick the goddamned field goal! Tie up the game! Was something wrong with Gostowski that I missed?

Gotta give it up to the Giants. They dominated the line of scrimmage. I feel good for Strahan, Plax, and even Eli and Coughlin. They deserved the victory.