Dottino: What To Watch For In Panthers-Giants, Plus A Prediction
The Giants cannot allow Newton to make big plays downfield, or convert third downs when he does.
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The Giants cannot allow Newton to make big plays downfield, or convert third downs when he does.
The Giants reached back to their Super Bowl championship season of 2007 Thursday with the signing of defensive tackle Barry Cofield.
According to MLB.com, the Nationals are interested in two second basemen: the Reds' Brandon Phillips and none other than Daniel Murphy.
So far this season, while finding his legs from his knee surgery a year ago, Anthony has mostly turned a narrative upside down.
The Rangers are doing their homework -- literally.
The Giants have the most formidable of assignments this week -- somehow defeat the undefeated Carolina Panthers.
NFL on CBS analyst Rich Gannon gave his thoughts on three Week 15 games, all of which have playoff implications, and how teams may fare.
Given the way these teams matchup, most NFL Week 15 predictions indicate that the Jets will blow out the Cowboys on the strength of their running game and their defensive play.
Sometimes a football squad has to undergo addition by subtraction. In the curious case of Damontre Moore, that's what appears to have taken place.
When you're a fan of a team whose season is as lost as the Nets' right now, the only reason to pay attention is to try to gauge which players might prove worthwhile to hold on to for the future.
Chan Gailey is leading perhaps the league's most surprisingly dangerous offense into a playoff push.
Thursday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" featured some opera-style singing, first courtesy of Ravens kicker Justin Tucker and then by our very own Boomer Esiason and Craig Carton.
Mike Moustakas is a World Series champion, thanks to his Royals besting the Mets in last season's Fall Classic. And with an accomplishment like that comes many opportunities.
Boomer & Carton had their annual "man dinner" on Wednesday night. Honored guests included Matt Harvey, John Franco and Al Leiter.
Jerry Recco informed, entertained and fulfilled the masses Thursday morning.