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 New York Giants: Coughlin's statistical Wyld Stallyns
Tom Coughlin has twice now taking teams that were merely mediocre in the regular season, and then went bucking wild in the rodeo of postseason football, winning championship that history says were statistically impossible.
Tom Brady: Not So Terrific
Scott Kacsmar looks at Tom Brady's recent playoff struggles and why we can stop it with the G.O.A.T. arguments. In his last 13 playoff games, the Patriots are 7-6, 0-2 in the Super Bowl, and Brady has an 87.1 passer rating.
Captain Comeback: Super Finale for Eli, Giants
Scott Kacsmar rallies for the final 'Captain Comeback' of the 2011 season, attacking Super Bowl XLVI like Justin Tuck in the New England backfield, including: Eli's record game-winning drive, Belichick's porous defense and Tom Brady's failed 1-minute drill.
Giants 21, Patriots 17: 10 things we learned
New York's thrilling 21-17 win over New England in Super Bowl XLVI provided plenty of life lessons for our little pigskin pupils, not the least of which is that Eli is elite Tom Coughlin can coach and, yes, history does repeat itself.
Patriots suffer big-game offensive meltdown (again)
New England fell short of its ultimate Super Bowl-winning goal. But don't blame its much-maligned defense. Blame an offense that tanked yet again in the biggest game of the year.
Coughlin owns Belichick & XLVI Cold, Hard SB Facts
Here is our look at XLVI Cold, Hard Football Facts that tell you every statistical storyline you need to know about Super Bowl XLVI. Perhaps none is more shocking than Tom Coughlin's dominance of the Hoodie.
Captain Comeback: Super Bowl History
Scott Kacsmar writes the final chapter in the book of postseason comebacks and game-winning drives by reviewing 14 classic Super Bowls, the 8-year streak of close games, and previews/predicts Super Bowl XLVI.
Super Bowl XLVI: the Day the Ground Game Died
The ground game is officially kaput, gone the way of the flying wedge, writes Kerry J. Byrne. The difference in passing performance between Giants-Patriots and all other Super Bowl contenders on both sides of the ball is a statistical kick in the nuts of football history.
Taking a closer look at NYG's Mr. Clutch
Scott Kacsmar writes his own book of Eli that explains why the Giants' quarterback has always been clutch, and offers a game-by-game recap of all his career comeback and game-winning drive opportunitities.
Super Bowl Hog Report: Showdown eerily similar
Historically, successful hogs = postgame hugs at the game's highest level. Erik Frenz breaks down the game's biggest (pun intended) matchup. 
CHFF Super Study: Which QBs protect it best?
Scott Kacsmar looks at 166 all-time NFL quarterbacks and just how often they let things get away from them via fumble and interception. It's a stat overload, so get the bookmarks ready.
Decade in the making: the ultimate NFL draft grades
Hasty post-draft grades are as useful as a $5 coupon for a new BMW. So we endeavored to learn who's really drafted well over the past decade based upon evidence, performance and Cold, Hard Football Facts.
Injustice in Canton: the Case for Ken Anderson
Ken Anderson belongs in the Hall of Fame. After studying his HOF-caliber stats and his role as a pioneer of the West Coast offense, we conclude the 6,500-word epic 'Case for Ken Anderson' with a look at the former Bengal QB.
CHFF Classic: The All-Time, All-Old Team
We loved this piece from 2007 -- the NFL's all 'Old Team' of guys who excelled well into their late 30s. Geritol, anyone?   Tailgate Treats-a-palooza: Four teams, two recipes Two games left with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line! Four cities, two recipes that combine them all: Crab Chowder and Sourdough Apple Bread Pudding!
Tailgate Video: Baltimore-style Old Bay grilled shrimp
The CHFF Tailgate Team heads into the kitchen with world-class chef Chris Schlesinger, who grew up on Chesapeake Bay, to learn how to make Baltimore-Style Old Bay grilled shrimp.
Tailgate Treats: The Muffaletta Sandwich
Not a classic but a legend, this sandwich is further proof that New Orleans is the best place to eat in the country. It's so good, we'd even eat it if it was healthy ... but fortunately, it's not.
Tailgate Treats: Cola Braised Brisket
Everything the holidays should be in one pot, easy, tasty and something everyone likes! Did we mention it's also easy? Mark Cotton delivers the goods. |
    
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