Memo to Gisele Bundchen: Just because you're married to one of the best quarterbacks of all time, it doesn't make you an expert, okay? That's the message from the Giants, who beat the supermodel's husband and his Patriot teammates in a thrilling Super Bowl game—Brandon Jacobs said, "She just needs to continue to be cute and shut up." more ›

There's nothing like a good viral video to change the focus of Patriots fans' anger. Now that everyone knows how Gisele Bundchen fired back at a Giants fan who said, "Eli owns your husband!" by slamming Tom Brady's colleagues—"My husband cannot (bleeping) throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time. I can’t believe they dropped the ball so many times"—the supermodel gets the "Super Brat" treatment on the Beantown tabloid, The Boston Herald. more ›

After an amazing playoff run, the Giants are facing off against the Patriots in the 46th Super Bowl. And now that Mayor Bloomberg has won cheese curds from Green Bay and sourdough bread from San Francisco, he's giving his stomach a break and will give a New York City family the chance to savor seafood from Boston—plus much more—in a bet with Boston Mayor Thomas Menino. more ›

Last week, we joked that with the NFL in lockdown mode, we were surprised that Rex Ryan hadn't dropped a vanity CD with some makin' whoopee jams. And while he still hasn't done that, he has been keeping himself occupied with side projects: this Tuesday, Ryan is releasing a book, "Play Like You Mean It." It's a quixotic coming-of-age tale about a bookish whippersnapper at a university filled with phonies about football. But it does have oodles of that unique Ryan wit: "I really don't know Tom Brady, but who wouldn't hate him? Look at his life. Actually, look at his wife [supermodel Gisele Bundchen]. Every man in America hates Tom Brady, and he should be proud of that." more ›

Thanks, Alphabet! Because the New England Patriots' UGG Spokesman's last name begins with a B, he is listed first in the former players union's antitrust lawsuit to stop the NFL lockout. Which means the suit is named "Brady v. The NFL," something that could potentially ruin the quarterback's reputation. He'll just have to cry himself to sleep on his bed of money with his supermodel wife. more ›

A week of bluster and smacktalk -- some blunt, some hidden -- will finally end Sunday when the Jets visit the Patriots in an AFC Divisional Playoff. Rex Ryan got the ball rolling by pitting the game as a matchup between him and Patriots counterpart Bill Belichick. Then Antonio Cromartie got in the act by calling Tom Brady a few expletives -- the Pats quarterback said he's "heard worse" and Wes Welker responded by weaving in several foot references to his news conference on Thursday. more ›

This weekend's anticipated AFC divisional round playoff game between the Jets and Patriots is already pretty personal for Rex Ryan, and it seems to be bringing out the fire in the rest of the Jets players. Asked about Pats Ugg-spokesman Tom Brady, virile cornerback Antonio Cromartie unleashed a verbal tirade to the News, calling him an "ass----," among other things: "F--- him...That's what I think about him. I don't really give a damn about him. I don't have to play against him. I play against the receivers." more ›

Things are really personal for Jets coach Rex Ryan. First those ihaveprettyfeet videos were a personal matter, then last Saturday's game against the Colts was personal between Ryan and Colt's QB Peyton Manning, and now this Sunday's game against the hated Patriots is also personal. As they say in the news, three's a trend! more ›

If UGG Boots spokesman Tom Brady still hates the Jets (who play the Patriots on Monday), he's not allowed to say. Asked about the team at a press conference the possibly-balding Mr. Gisele Bundchen responded “Well, I’ve promised coach Belichick I wouldn’t say anything derogatory, so I have no comment.” In the meantime, the quarterback acknowledges his team is going to have to play better than they did when the rivals played in week two. "I don’t think we played very good and we need to play a lot better this week to beat a team that’s really playing great football and a team that’s proven they can win in a lot of different ways.” more ›

Much has been made of UGG Boots spokesman Tom Brady's absurd hairstyle—seriously, what a terrible haircut—with most onlookers guessing that the 'do is due to a bald spot up top. And as Monday's game between the Patriots and Gang Green approaches, it's hard not enjoy the schadenfreude piling onto the player's not-so-luscious locks. Earlier this week the Boston Herald spotted Brady outside of a hair transplant outfit in Rhode Island (which isn't the first time Mr. Gisele Bundchen has been seen near such a business). And now Rogaine is offering the very wealthy player a three-months free supply of their product. Somehow we suspect he won't be taking it. Not that there is anything wrong with a bald quarterback. more ›

Say what you will about Mark Sanchez's penchant for showtunes, but at least he doesn't have highlights streaking his long, flowing locks. And now, to further Tom Brady's inevitable transformation into that 17-year-old-girl-you-hate, he is becoming he official spokesman for UGG Boots. UGG CEO Angel Martinez announced on "Mad Money," "We have decided that we needed to just get the word out there that it’s a brand for guys, give guys permission to wear UGG. And who better to give guys permission to wear UGG than Tom Brady?" He does have an overcompensating beard now. more ›

A few days ago, Randy Moss finally had the courage to tell Tom Brady what everyone was thinking: you look like a girl. And the nation's stylists agree! In a feature imagining NFL Quarterbacks with different hairdos, the Wall Street Journal shows a few professional stylists a photo of Tom Brady with a short buzzcut and one with his new, flowing mane. Stylist Rodney Cutler said, "Looks good, but he's trying too hard to be stylish. Relax." more ›

While Jets and Giants fans alike may unite in their shared hatred for the Patriots, Tom Brady—and his new Bieber-esque haircut— has a soft spot for Gang Green fans (if not Jets players themselves)! After noticing Pats fans leaving the stadium early during Sunday's game with the Cincinnati Bengals, Brady mouthed off against his own followers, saying "...when I looked up, half the stadium was gone when we were up 21 points early fourth quarter, which I wasn’t so happy about. I don’t think the Jets fans leave early. They're going to be loud the whole game." With this and the Yankees hat, how long before a Boston mutiny? more ›

Patriots QB Tom Brady was involved in a car accident early this morning. Brady was described as "pretty banged up" and "shaken" after a red minivan struck his black Audi near his home in Boston's Back Bay area around 6 a.m. more ›

All the bad blood between the Jets and Patriots must be making a lot of vampires pretty sick right about now. A woman has filed a lawsuit claiming that some particularly raucous (or fiercely loyal, depending on how you view it) Jets fans harassed her family at a game because her 14-year-old daughter held up a sign that read "I Love Tom Brady." Didn't they know they were walking into a bear trap with that one? more ›

The Jets and Patriots are bitter divisional rivals, and it's no stretch to say that their fans are as well. A Jets fan even tried to sue the Patriots on behalf of ALL Jets fans for cheating. So when Tom Brady was asked yesterday on the radio whether he had seen the Jets' HBO show, "Hard Knocks," his response should come as no shock: “Honestly, I haven’t turned it on. I hate the Jets, so I refuse to support that show.” more ›

Rex Ryan has now coached the Jets for two games and his defense has yet to give up a touchdown. Tom Brady could not find his way into the end zone this afternoon and the Jets stunned New England with a 16-9 upset at the Meadowlands, backing up their big talk all week. more ›

While Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan is still trying to figure out who will run the huddle come the season opener, Sunday Styles checks in with the real quarterback controversy in town—could Mark Sanchez become the sex symbol that Joe Namath once was in the sixties? The Times says that the Jet rookie is "arguably even better looking" than Broadway Joe. Madison Avenue appears eager to dig its claws into the 22-year-old—how long will it be before he becomes a friend of the mocha frap the way Joe once had an old pal in Ovaltine? But advertisers aren't the only ones who wanna get their paws on the gunslinger who's already done a topless GQ spread and is known to friends as "Dirty Sanchez." The Post says, “Walking sex has a new name. The succulent Sanchez is bona fide cougar bait.” The Times thinks that Sanchez could be in Tom Brady Territory in terms of how his appeal sizes up with the current crop of quarterbacks, adding, "Michael Vick could have had it, but glamour cannot abide dogfighting." more ›

Is Alex Rodriguez Tom Brady's #2 fan (after Giselle Bundchen, of course)? The Post reports, from the Boston Herald, that there's a "budding bromance" afoot in the world of top athletes. Last week, A-Rod was hoping to have dinner with the injured Patriots quarterback last during the Yankees games versus Boston: "A-Rod was running around the clubhouse asking everyone, 'Are we gonna play? Are we rained out? Are we postponed?' Every few minutes he'd come around and ask his teammates - or anyone else who was around - the same thing." Well, who wouldn't be excited to have dinner with Tom Brady? He can sing and he can dance and he can even read your mind (reference). Unfortunately for A-Rod, the Yankees game was not rained out. more ›

Let’s face it, the minute the Jets traded for Brett Favre, today’s game became one you circled on the calendar. It was going to be a measuring stick to see exactly how good the Jets really were. Play a competitive game against the Patriots at home and you would feel that the trade was worth it. That all changed in the first quarter of last week’s Patriots game. As Tom Brady limped off the field, Jets’ fans started to see today’s matchup differently and they should. Today’s matchup has gone from a measuring stick to a must-win. more ›

Reports that Patriots quarterback Tom Brady suffered a torn ACL suggest that he may be out for the season. Brady went down on the 16th play in the Patriots' home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs yesterday-- he screamed in pain when Chiefs safety Bernard Pollard hit his left leg. Pats receiver Randy Moss said the team is ready to embrace backup Matt Cassel, who led the team to a win, but Moss added that Brady's injury "kind of hurts to be honest with you." Next up for the Patriots: Meeting the Jets at Gang Green's home opener this coming Sunday. Remember, the Pats coach Bill Belichick was assistant coach at the Jets under Parcells; when Parcells left, he was supposed to take over as coach, but went to New England instead. more ›

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The football season is over, but news about the Giants and their Super Bowl win never gets old. Here's what's been happening since the ticker tape parade: more ›

History will place the 2007 Giants among the most unlikely champions ever. 0-2 to start the season, down 17-3 at halftime of their third game, bad losses to Minnesota and Washington, down 14-0 off the bat in Buffalo, a comeback in Dallas, an OT winner in Green Bay and a 17-14 victory over the perfect Patriots- it simply doesn’t get any better than this for Giants fans. more ›