NY Giants Parade 2012: Super Bowl Champions Celebration Start Time and More

The New York Giants are Super Bowl champions. Let that soak in for a minute because I will never tire of hearing it.

For the second time in four years, Eli Manning and the Giants are on top of the world. They not only completed another improbable run to a Super Bowl title, but they did so in the way they've been winning games all year long.

When they needed a play the most, the Giants' biggest players stepped up and made the biggest plays—from Eli Manning to Mario Manningham to Justin Tuck.

This team, more than any other in the league, deserves the parade that is coming to the best city in the world.

When: Tuesday, Feb. 7 - 11 a.m. EST

Where: Battery Place and Washington Street up through the Canyon of Heroes to Worth Street

It only took four years, but the Giants are heading back through the Canyon of Heroes with a very deserving two-time Super Bowl MVP and a team that triumphed over a number of bitter rivals this year.

This Super Bowl-winning season for the Giants isn't just about the win last night in Indianapolis. It isn't about one player's triumph, and it isn't about one player's legacy.

When they journey on the parade through New York City, it will be about all of them. Every player— from Devin Thomas to Mario Manningham to Chase Blackburn to Jerrel Jernigan—deserves to be on the float.

Winning a Super Bowl championship is a team accomplishment, every past winner will attest to that, and tomorrow the Giants team will deservedly be honored.