Sid Rosenberg On Felger & Mazz: No Way Denver Loses Super Bowl
Tuesday's "New Yorker Of The Day" on Felger & Mazz was WFAN's Sid Rosenberg, who says you're crazy to think Seattle could beat Denver on Sunday.
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Tuesday's "New Yorker Of The Day" on Felger & Mazz was WFAN's Sid Rosenberg, who says you're crazy to think Seattle could beat Denver on Sunday.
Former NFL VP of Officiating and current Fox Sports analyst Mike Pereira joined Felger & Mazz on Radio Row Tuesday to discuss the Welker/Talib hit, his relationship with Bill Belichick and full time referees.
It may have been hard to believe 10 years ago, but Wes Welker -- the undersized, undrafted and unwanted wide receiver out of Texas Tech -- is gearing up to play in his third Super Bowl.
Senior CBS Sports NFL writer Will Brinson is live from Super Bowl Media Day, so Toucher & Rich had him on to discuss some of the bigger topics surrounding the big game on Sunday.
While these two teams did play each other during pre-season, it's safe to say that only a fool would look at that game footage in August for an inside edge.
For those who may not be old enough to remember, Seattle and Denver used to both be in the AFC West, facing off more than 50 times as division rivals. This wasn't limited to the regular season either as both teams met in 1983 for Seattle's first every NFL Playoff game.
The Patriots, sadly, can't win the Super Bowl, so here's a look at the pros and cons of a Seattle victory on Sunday.
Since leaving the Patriots, Pete Carroll has enjoyed success as head coach of the USC Trojans and now the Seattle Seahawks.
Felger, Massarotti and Marc Bertrand are live from Radio Row in NYC all week and they want to know: Are you hoping it's a blizzard? Do you want Wes Welker to get a ring? What are you rooting for on Sunday?
Did you like what you saw in Danny Amendola this year? You better have, because he's under contract for four more seasons.
Mike Reiss joined Dan Roche on WBZ-TV's Sports Final on Sunday night, charting out the Patriots' off-season.
New England Patriots Director of Player Personnel Nick Caserio has reportedly turned down the Miami Dolphins' offer to become their next general manager.
The Seattle Seahawks are talking the talk, but will they walk the walk in Super Bowl XLVIII? From Richard Sherman's rant to Walter Thurmond saying Wes Welker's hit on Aquib Talib was uncalled for, it's all building for an exciting game.
Five days after the Patriots' season came to an end, Felger and Mazz welcomed superfan/comedian/blogger Jerry Thornton from Barstool Sports to the program.
Wes Welker will not fined or punished for his hit on Aqib Talib.
Critics called into question Jay Cutler's toughness when he didn't try to return to action for the Bears in the 2010 NFC Championship, but did Aqib Talib do the same thing for the Patriots?
In just a matter of days this week, the Patriots' coaching staff has undergone major changes. Might the front office be in for a shake-up as well?
Rather than focusing on silly statistics like Denver's 0-3 Super Bowl record when wearing their orange jerseys, this is going to be on legitimate game-changing X-Factors.
When healthy, there is no tougher cover in the National Football League than Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski - the operative phrase being "when healthy."
The Patriots need salary cap relief, so Ben Volin of the Boston Globe hypothesizes that the team will ask veteran nose tackle Vince Wilfork to retool his deal.
The Patriots were unable to reach a deal with Tom Brady's favorite receiver last offseason, and the same fate could be shaping up now.
Andy Gresh thinks the Patriots should, and will draft a tight end - but which prospects should be on the radar of New England fans?
According to Tony Grossi of ESPNCleveland.com, Josh McDaniels and the Browns spoke again this week, and the Patriots' offensive coordinator could be back in the mix for Cleveland's coaching vacancy.
Despite Bill Belichick's strong words on Monday, the NFL didn't find anything dirty about Wes Welker's hit on Patriots cornerback Aqib Talib in Sunday's AFC Championship.
Every time the offensive line looked makeshift early on in the season, Patriots fans could always hang their hat that coach Dante Scarnecchia would figure it out - but now you can't be so sure of that.
