The old saying, offense sells tickets and defense wins championships, rang true once again on Super Sunday, as the New York Giants battered Tom Brady and his 18-0 New England Patriots 17-14. In any post-mortem Super Bowl chat, legacies are often argued. This year is no different. How will history treat the Pats? After steamrolling the competition for most of the season, New England won three of their last six games by just a field goal and were not their dominant selves through their two playoff wins. However, 18 straight wins is still an accomplishment that has never been done in the history of the league. Unfortunately for the Pats and their fans, the one loss will weigh much more than the 18 wins. They will be remembered as the team that couldn’t win the big game. The perfect season has been shattered, and once again the childish ‘72 Dolphins can sip their champagne. The greatest team ever? That debate will rage on.