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The Green Bay Packers have been installed as early 6 to 1 favorites to win next year's Super Bowl, according to Bovada.lv.

Here's the full list of odds:

Green Bay Packers 6/1
New England Patriots 7/1
New Orleans Saints 8/1
Philadelphia Eagles 12/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 12/1
Houston Texans 12/1
Baltimore Ravens 14/1
New York Giants 15/1
San Diego Chargers 16/1
New York Jets 16/1
San Francisco 49ers 18/1
Dallas Cowboys 18/1
Detroit Lions 18/1
Atlanta Falcons 22/1
Chicago Bears 30/1
Arizona Cardinals 30/1
Miami Dolphins 35/1
Cincinnati Bengals 40/1
Indianapolis Colts 50/1
Tennessee Titans 40/1
Oakland Raiders 50/1
Carolina Panthers 50/1
Denver Broncos 50/1
Kansas City Chiefs 50/1
Seattle Seahawks 60/1
Buffalo Bills 60/1
Washington Redskins 60/1
Minnesota Vikings 75/1
St. Louis Rams 75/1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 75/1
Cleveland Browns 100/1
Jacksonville Jaguars 100/1

Fresh off his second Super Bowl title, Tom Coughlin has no intention of calling it quits.

The veteran New York Giants coach plans on being on the sidelines at least until his contract runs out in 2012 and possibly beyond.

“I certainly hope so,” Coughlin said a day after the Giants won Super Bowl XLVI. “That is my intention. We have some ownership that has to give approval. I'm looking forward to it.”

The 65-year-old Coughlin became the oldest coach to win a Super Bowl.

Giants owner John Mara says the team will discuss an extension with Coughlin in the coming days.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have hired former Arizona coach Todd Haley as the team's new offensive coordinator, according to multiple reports.

He replaces Bruce Arians, who left and accepted a position with the Indianapolis Colts.

Haley was fired by the Cardinals midway through the 2011 campaign. He went 19-27 during three years with Arizona, including winning the AFC West title in 2010.

The Steelers ranked 12th in the NFL in total offense last season.

The New York Giants' Super Bowl victory on Sunday came in a sliver short of last year's record-tying numbers.

Sunday's game received an overnight rating of 47.8 and a 71 share, Nielsen Media Research revealed on Monday.

Last year's contest netted a 47.9/71 overnight rating following the Green Bay Packers' win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Giants' 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in 1987 also brought in big numbers (47.9/68).

New York Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes took to his Twitter account to reach out to quarterback Mark Sanchez on Sunday.

Shortly after the “other” New York-area team won the Super Bowl, Holmes set his sights on next season.

“Hope your getting as antsy as me for the 2012-13 season to start,” Holmes tweeted. “One more day til we start to make that journey.”

The fractured relationship between Holmes and Sanchez was given as one of the reasons for New York's 8-8 season that finished with three straight losses.

Holmes reportedly was sulking and squabbling with teammates in the huddle before he was benched in the season finale. There also were reports that he had issues with Sanchez throughout the season.

The NFC and the NBC network apologized on Monday after British singer M.I.A. extended her middle finger during Sunday's halftime show of the Super Bowl.

With approximately 110 million viewers, M.I.A. flipped the bird and appeared to swear during Madonna's halftime show.

NBC attempted to blur the screen in an attempt to prevent the gesture, but was a fraction of a second late in doing so..

“The obscene gesture in the performance was completely inappropriate, very disappointing and we apologize to our fans,” NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said.

“The NFL hired the talent and produced the halftime show,” NBC spokesman Christopher McCloskey said. “Our system was late to obscure the inappropriate gesture and we apologize to our viewers.”

The NFL has gone to great lengths to keep its halftime shows from any potential offenses after singer Janet Jackson briefly exposed her breast during the 2004 Super Bowl.

New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski mustered only two catches for 26 yards in Super Bowl XLVI, but refused to use his ailing ankle as an excuse.

“I was fine, my ankle was fine,” Gronkowski told the Boston Herald after the Giants posted a 21-17 victory.

“I was 100 percent out there. I did everything they asked me to do.”

The 22-year-old Gronkowski was plagued by a high ankle sprain, which he suffered during the team's AFC Championship Game victory over the Baltimore Ravens.

Gronkowski had a monster season, setting league records for tight ends for touchdowns (17) and receiving yards (1,327).

New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw scored a 6-yard touchdown with 57 seconds to play in Super Bowl XLVI - and felt awful about it.

Bradshaw bolted through a hole the size of Texas before attempting to stop at the 1-yard line in an attempt to run out the clock.

“I tried (to stop), but my momentum just took me in,” Bradshaw told NFL Network. “All I could do after that was hope that they wouldn't score.”

“Well, he was trying to do (what he's coached to do), which is: 'Don't score. Get down to the 1-inch line, and pat it down to declare yourself down,'” New York offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride said. “But no one touched him, and he rolled into the end zone. He was sitting down, trying to get down.”

The defense did its part and Giants held on for their second title in five years with a 21-17 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday.

The Patriots made a strategic decision to let Bradshaw score and preserve 57 seconds to give Tom Brady a chance to produce another Super Bowl-winning drive.

As one might expect, Gisele Bundchen wasn't too pleased with the final result of Super Bowl XLVI.

The wife of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was hounded by New York Giants fans after the latter posted a 21-17 victory on Sunday.

After being taunted by fans who said, “Eli rules, Eli owns your husband,” the supermodel decided she had enough.

“You (need) to catch the ball when you're supposed to catch the ball. My husband cannot (expletive) throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time," Bundchen said in a video obtained by TheInsider.com.

“I can't believe they dropped the ball so many times.”

Wes Welker and tight end Aaron Hernandez had notable drops in the fourth quarter.

Brady came up short in his bid to join Terry Bradshaw and Joe Montana as the only four-time Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks on Sunday.

It was a repeat of Super Bowl XLII, when the Giants derailed New England's run at the first 19-0 season in history with a stunning 17-14 upset.

“We came up short,” Brady said. "We; just didn't make enough plays."

Tom Brady committed one of the costliest penalties in Super Bowl history - at least as far as the MGM Grand in Las Vegas is concerned.

The quarterback of the New England Patriots drew a penalty for intentional grounding on the team's very first offensive play of the game.

Because Brady was in the end zone and Justin Tuck of the New York Giants was bearing down on him, his heave down the middle of the field was called a safety, resulting in a huge payoff for one lucky better.

The odds of a safety being the first points in the Super Bowl were 50-1 - and one unidentified gambler cashed with a a $1,000 wager on the proposition bet.

That meant that Brady's throwaway toss amounted to a staggering payout of $50,000. Not a bad Super Bowl memory for one person.