"Around the League" is at Super Bowl headquarters in Indianapolis, wandering Radio Row, the media center, and mingling with players and celebrities in town for the big game. And, of course, we've got you covered with the latest notes on the Patriots and Giants. This is what came out of Monday's experiences:
» Nestled outside Radio Row lies an inspired re-creation of Lucas Oil Stadium made entirely of Legos. It's pretty cool.
» All season long we've been debating if Eli Manning is an "elite" NFL quarterback thanks to radio host Michael Kay, who posed the question to Manning back in August. We caught up with Kay to find out what he thinks of the stir he created with a single question.
» Come home, Peyton. That's the message from the folks who created the web site ComeHomePeyton.com, which is dedicated to pursuading Peyton Manning, who went to the University of Tennessee, to play for the Titans next season if things don't work out with the Colts.
» The madness that is Radio Row. Here's your first look.
»What happens when you get four men with a combined nine Super Bowl rings to talk about the Super Bowl? "No Huddle", which airs Thursday at 10 p.m. ET on NFL Network. Want a preview? Then check this out.
» This is what it feels like to be part of a Giants entourage during Super Bowl week.
» Did Eli Manning have a slip of the tongue on Monday in discussing the future of big brother Peyton? It’s possible.
