Since there hasn't been much trash talking between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants leading up to the Super Bowl, the media has to stretch any controversial quote that arises. Here's yet another example. Antrel Rolle, a safety for the Giants, expressed what he thought when he hopped on the jet to fly to Indianapolis for the Super Bowl.

After the Super Bowl winner is decided, Wes Welker will become a free agent. However, the star wide receiver for the New England Patriots insists he's not thinking about money right now.

Said Welker: "I plan on being back. I am not really too worried about that right now. I am fully concentrated on this game and what we have to do, but I plan on being back.

The New England Patriots are headed to the Super Bowl. Before making the trip to Indianapolis, the Patriots said goodbye to their faithful fans at a pep rally held in Gillette Stadium. About 25,000 fans showed up to cheer on their heroes.

Said Tom Brady: "We have the greatest fans in America.

When you think of the best quarterbacks in the NFL, you likely think of Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. Or maybe Michael Vick, Philip Rivers or Peyton's little brother. It's time to wake up. The best quarterback in the NFL is kissing a Super Bowl championship trophy tonight. His name is Super Bowl MVP Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers.

Looking for the cheapest Super Bowl tickets? We've done the research and found the cheapest tickets available for the big game. However, be warned that you will still need to shell out a whole lot of money if you expect to attend the Super Bowl. The days of getting in for pocket change are long gone.

Um, yeah. I'm not sure how to explain this video. As you can see, Rashard Mendenhall decided to hump Ben Roethlisberger in the closing moments of the Pittsburgh Steelers victory over the New York Jets. Obviously, advancing to the Super Bowl is exciting although, one would imagine there are better ways to celebrate the excitement than humping your quarterback on national television.

With the Green Bay Packers taking on the Chicago Bears, many saw it as a battle of quarterbacks. Aaron Rodgers versus Jay Cutler was going to decide the game. As it turned out, it wasn't a fair fight because Cutler injured his knee in the first half and sat out most of the second half. With Cutler grounded, Rodgers was able to lead the Packers to a 21-14 win over the Bears.