For teams like the Jacksonville Jaguars and Carolina Panthers, we have no classic style logo to look back on and revel in the history of it. Hell, for most teams in the NFL, the logo you have is the same one you have always had.

But the website Gridiron league went and made a vintage style logo for each individual team that all look pretty snazzy.

Personal favorites for me include the Patriots, Rams, Giants and biasedly the Jaguars. Head on over to Gridiron League to see the rest of the logos...

My friend Amber hit me on Twitter and asked if I’d seen the photo of New York Giants’ rookie linebacker Greg Jones proposing to his girlfriend Mandy Piechowski, after the game. I hadn’t seen it so I clicked on the link and all I could do is laugh.

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 Good lord. Someone get this girl a drink so she can at least have an excuse for her response to “who’s the player you are looking forward to seeing”. Her response? The NY Jets QB Mark Sanchez.

Look at the faces of the crowd after she gives her answer. Gotta love live TV.

The female favorite Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is making his way around the internets for a variety of reasons but one that hasn’t been brought up is the fact that Gronk looks an awful lot like another meat head that lost to the Giants, Spike from the movie Little Giants.

The resemblance in both looks and characteristics is a little too close for comfort for me.

Another NFL season down the drain.  Admit it:  unless you’re a Giants fan, that’s kind of how you feel today.  Your team either was never in it, or didn’t get there, or was the Patriots, in which case you feel REALLY lousy. 

But however you slice it, there’s only one group of fans who are happy today.  The rest of us are poring over mock drafts and next year’s schedule thinking about how it could be different.

But all credit to Peyton’s little brother and the Giants.  This was a close, hard-fought game and Tom Brady had the ball in his hands with time left on the clock, and the Giants still found a way to win.  They won’t be preseason favorites next year, but today it doesn’t matter.  The New York Giants are Super Bowl champions.

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 Meanwhile, the entire staff of the FCC is currently being rushed to the hospital for suffering a cardiac arrest.  

With the exception of the “cheerleading for Madonna”, the Superbowl halftime performance wasn’t as bad as I anticipated but it got even better when soon-to-be-well known singer M.I.A. flipped off the cameras that instantly turned into the most entertaining moment since Janet “accidentally” flashed her boob. And in case you are wondering, M.I.A. is well known for the Paper Planes song.

Hit the jump to see the bird flippin' during the live performance...

It’s Superbowl week and for us bloggers, it means little to no sleep trying to stay on top of all the news that is coming out. With one more day until the big game, it’s time recap all the posts that you may have missed in the past couple weeks...

• Will Brady Get Revenge On the Giants? Super Bowl XLVI Preview

• Epic Meal Time Tackles the Superbowl Featuring a Manningwich With Tom Brady Gravy

• Eli Beats Brady Again In the Superbowl Madden Simulation

• Here's Your Superbowl XLVI Prop Bet List

• Music, Games & TV Setup For Your Super Bowl Party

• What the Hell Do You Wear on Super Bowl Sunday?

• Who Will Win The Super Bowl MVP?

• History and Facts About Those Infamous Super Bowl Rings

• Albertsons One-Ups Walmart's Superbowl Display

• Having a Super Bowl Party? Better Make Sure You Have Your Angles Covered

• Walmart Creates Epic Super Bowl Soda Display

• VW's Superbowl Star Wars Commercial Features Dog Barking To the Imperial March

And for those with a Pinterest obsession like myself, be sure to check out our Superbowl Party board to get some last minute food ideas to make for the big game!

Epic Meal Time is known for its outrageously large and disgustingly calorie filled meals. But they always remain looking like something you would definitely at least try a bite.

Being that it's Superbowl and you've heard every single stat frontwards and backwards, let's take a look at something you can attempt to make for your Superbowl party. Its called the Big Dirty Manningwich that has some Brady Gravy slapped on it. It consists of bacon, steaks, ground beef and pulled pork that adds up to 35lbs. And if you don't feel like making it, at least you can bring up the video at the party as a topic of conversation.

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An entire season is in the books, and it all comes down to one of the more anticipated Super Bowl matchups in recent memory, a Giants-Patriots rematch.  There are a ton of angles here.  Will Rob Gronkowski play and if he does, will he be 100%?  Do Tom Coughlin and the Giants have Tom Brady’s number?   With Peyton Manning’s future in question, is little bro Eli poised to surpass him?  OK, get real on that last one.  

While both of these teams may appear disparate on the surface, in the end this does not come down to some great philosophical clash of styles like offense vs. defense or run vs. pass. 

Hit the title/read more for the Super Bowl XLVI Preview and Pick. . .

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You have to wonder if the long history of crappy Super Bowls contributed significantly to the proliferation of “prop bets,“ the endless series of bet-on-anything wagers that can be found in any office pool, super bowl party and, yes, Vegas and on-line gaming house. 

You can bet on literally anything about the Super Bowl, and if you’re looking for a way to hold your party guests attention, making a “Big Board” for folks to lay down a few ducats will certainly make the fourth quarter just as interesting as the first. 

Culling a variety of sources (and making a few up on my own), here’s what looks like a fairly exhaustive list of stuff to bet on during the NFL’s biggest show of the year, but is, in fact, less than a third of all the bets actually available.

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