Today’s Super Bowl Roundup

Sports Illustrated blogged about Media Day for its FanNation section.

The Sporting News’ Will Leitch, editor of the sports blog Deadspin, thinks that Media Day has become so absurd and clichéd that it’s not even entertaining.

The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Bob Ford thinks the media should have used the day to ask serious questions about the Patriots’ cheating scandal or Rodney Harrison’s use of Human Growth Hormone.

The New York Times’ William Rhoden looks at Randy Moss’ resurgence this year.

The Boston Herald’s Tony Massarotti looks ahead to after the game, when Patriots’ cornerback Asante Samuel will command a big contract.

The Daily News’ Gary Myers reports that Tom Coughlin isn’t happy about Plaxico Burress’s prediction of a Giants’ victory.

The Boston Globe’s Jackie MacMullan disagrees with the popular belief that Tom Coughlin has become a kinder, gentler coach this year.

The Sporting News’ Troy Aikman, who will be broadcasting the game for FOX, thinks the Giants should concede the run in order to shut down the Patriots’ passing game.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the people are betting heavily on the Giants, which is making casinos nervous.

The Seattle Times’ Jerry Brewer writes about ridiculous Super Bowl proposition bets.