The MVP is in high demand. He is the first to hit the interview room and has by far the largest crowd of reporters.

Gronk's ankle was the story of the week leading up to the big game. The ankle even had its own Twitter account. What a difference a few days make.

The losing team's players don't stick around very long. The media scramble to interview the Patriots before they get on the bus.

The popular defensive end gets a lot of questions from reporters about winning a Super Bowl in the same state in which he played college football (Notre Dame).

The deluge of questions can give anyone that dazed look after a while. Maybe Victor knows how many more reporters will be waiting for him back in the locker room?

For Antrel Rolle, the interview room is a family affair. His adorable son gets lots of cameras snapping.

Under normal circumstances the losing team gets considerably less attention from the media. The exception to that rule -- Tom Brady. Everyone wanted to hear what the future Hall of Famer had to say about his second Super Bowl loss to the Giants.

It's a festive atmosphere in the Giants locker room as Tom Coughlin works his way through the crowd.

Members of the military were invited to the Giants locker room to have their picture taken with the Lombardi Trophy.

After showering and putting on his suit, Victor Cruz was once again surrounded by the press. He answered question for Hispanic media as well as English-speaking media.

Hours after the game, electronic media are still shooting footage from the field of Lucas Oil Stadium.

The lights are about to go out on Lucas Oil Stadium. Super Bowl XLVI is in the books. The city of Indianapolis did a wonderful job hosting the football world. Next year the Super Bowl returns to New Orleans, the site of Tom Brady's first Super Bowl victory.