Boomer & Carton: Brandon Marshall Makes Good With Craig
With the threat of being banned from the Boomer & Carton Show hanging over his head, Brandon Marshall picked up the phone and called in Thursday morning to clear the air.
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With the threat of being banned from the Boomer & Carton Show hanging over his head, Brandon Marshall picked up the phone and called in Thursday morning to clear the air.
While the "update maven" that is Jerry Recco was keeping busy down in Washington D.C., with the Rutgers men's basketball team, his duties were once again left in the ever-capable hands of Chris Lopresti on Thursday.
With NFL free agency heating up, word is the Jets are considering bringing Geno Smith back for another year, an idea Craig is very much against.
The New York point guard led the Knicks with 26 points, scoring 20 of them in the second half of Wednesday night's loss.
Sean Kilpatrick notched his third straight 20 point game in Wednesday night's loss to Atlanta.
The Red Storm (14-18) led for most of the second half but they didn't have the win in hand until Georgetown's L.J. Peak and Marcus Derrickson both missed shots in close and the buzzer sounded.
Rutgers (15-17) now has won back-to-back games after a six-game skid. Now in its third season in the Big Ten, it's the first time the Scarlet Knights have won consecutive conference games.
When Brandon Marshall knew in January there was a chance he'd be looking for a job, he began ranking the teams he wanted to play for.
Here are a few QBs that are worth a look for those quarterback-needy squads out there.
Tim Tebow's Grapefruit League debut Wednesday was about as memorable as his days with the Jets.
The options for the quarterback-hungry Jets are dwindling fast.
Brandon Marshall will continue his great career in New York, after all.
Director Daniel H. Forer's hourlong film focuses on the success of WFAN sports talk pioneers Mike Francesa and Chris "Mad Dog" Russo. The documentary includes in-depth interviews and archival tapes.
One big-name quarterback is hitting the open market while another signal-caller is staying put.
While teams can "officially" sign new players on Thursday with the start of free agency, the NFL Draft will soon command the offseason.
