Reuters

Tom Coughlin's credo is consistency and routine, so the Giants' plan for this Super Bowl week—from their Monday arrival to their game-planning schedule—is almost identical to what they did at the Super Bowl four years ago. Almost save for the curfew. That's earlier this time around. At the players' behest. After all, they're about to spend a week in temptation-filled Indianapolis.

No, really.

It's not Miami, it's not New Orleans, but Super Bowl XLVI host Indianapolis does have a bustling downtown—and the Giants are smack dab in the center of it. Their hotel sits a block from the media headquarters, a long punt from Lucas Oil Stadium and within walking distance of all sorts of entertainment.

And yet, for as unexpectedly fun as his hometown appeared in the Giants' first up-close look, linebacker Mathias Kiwanuka said no, he will not be...

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