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It is not too simple, Justin Tuck says, to boil Super Bowl XLVI down to this: If the Giants get to Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, they win. If they don’t, they lose.

“The way to kill a snake is take off his head,’’ Tuck said. “The way to kill an offense that is as potent as that one is making sure you take care of Brady.’’

If “take care of Brady” sounds ominous, well, so be it. The Giants know the way to their second Super Bowl victory in four years over the Patriots rests on their ability to bust through the wall in front of Brady and knock him off his rhythm, knock him to the ground, knock him from the game — not necessarily in that order.

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