Super Bowl 2012 Score: Giants Win Is Beginning of a Dynasty

The New York Giants have won two of the last five Super Bowls. Eli Manning, at 31 years old, is in the prime of his career.

They have a dominant wide receiving unit headed by three players with less than five years experience, a 25-year-old starting running back who just inked a new deal this summer and an offensive line that will get better.

Defensively, the only key players on the wrong side of 30 are Deon Grant and Osi Umenyiora, and they have a legitimate superstar in the making in Jason Pierre-Paul.

The front office, GM Jerry Reese in particular, proved this year that they can make tough and unpopular decisions for the better of the team. If you looked at the Giants' roster this summer when the likes of Shaun O'Hara, Richie Seubert, Steve Smith and Kevin Boss were no longer on the Big Blue roster, it was hard to find any kind words about the decision-makers.

That isn't the case anymore.

After a 7-7 start, Tom Coughlin somehow rallied his troops yet again and not only saved his job, but he won his second Super Bowl.

Now the question is whether or not they can do it again.

The Giants have nearly everything in place to put together a legitimate run as a dynasty. With Eli under center, New York will always be a threat—he's proven that now.

But this team can be more than just a threat. For the next few years, with everything in place, the New York Giants have a shot to be a dynasty. They've already earned two Super Bowls with improbable runs, but they can be good enough to succeed as the favorites, too.

This organization, current roster and coaching staff are good enough to be a dynasty, and this is just the start.