Thursday Night Breakdown: Giants Play For Seed; Eagles For Pride
The Giants can still win the NFC East title, but they'll have to get past an Eagles team looking to play the spoiler.
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The Giants can still win the NFC East title, but they'll have to get past an Eagles team looking to play the spoiler.
Ravens WR Steve Smith arrived to the media session this week full of the holiday spirit and sporting an elf costume.
Solomon Wilcots, former NFL safety and current NFL ON CBS analyst, discusses three important week 16 matchups in the AFC.
The network will premiere a broadcast of one of the world's most extreme endurance competitions on Christmas Day.
Angie Smith and Risalyn Williams, wife of Steelers running back DeAngelo Williams, have launched an online fundraiser competition. Smith is reaching out to help the Maryland Food Bank.
Brandon Krisztal of Denver Sports 760 joined Ed and Rob to talk about the reported locker room troubles for the Denver Broncos.
Kicker Justin Tucker, guard Marshal Yanda, linebacker C. J. Mosley and fullback Kyle Juszczyk have been selected by fans, players and coaches to represent the AFC in this year's Pro Bowl in Orlando on Jan. 29.
SI has released its Michael Phelps cover that features the most decorated Olympian of all time sporting all 23 of his gold medals.
With so many great NBA moments in 2016, how can anyone narrow it down to the best? Thanks to LeBron, Steph and Kyrie, just like this.
The Baltimore Ravens travels up to Pittsburgh for an important AFC North clash that will essentially determine the division winner.
Clifton Brown of CSN Mid-Atlantic joined Ed and Rob to talk about the Ravens big game against the Steelers on Christmas Day.
The Baltimore Ravens are headed for a showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers, a Christmas Day matchup with all sorts of playoff implications.
Mel Antonen of MASN Sports joined Ed and Rob to talk about some Hall Of Fame voters softening their stance on steroid era players.
The Green Bay Packers, once 4-6 and fading, are now 8-6 and in control of their playoff destiny. So much for doubting Aaron Rodgers.
The Baltimore Ravens, currently 8-6, need to win their back-to-back road games against division opponents in order to secure a spot in the playoffs and the experts just don't think that's very likely.
