All Eyes On Me

Fox Draws Second-Most TV Viewers Ever For Super Bowl

Fox execs were certainly hoping for a huge score going into Super Bowl XLII, but one wonders if even they thought the Giants' win over the undefeated Patriots would wind up being the second-most watched program in TV history. The excitement certainly is still being felt in N.Y. -- the NFL says merchandise from the game could set a record for Super Bowl-related sales of more than $125M . Also, Corporate America's demand for Eli Manning figures to continue to grow and several companies with Super Bowl ads are seeing increased traffic to their Web sites. However, U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter continues to press for a meeting on the Spygate scandal with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.

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