Boomer & Carton: Justin Tuck Talks Life With Raiders
Former New York Giants defensive end Justin Tuck stops by for a chat with Boomer and Carton live from radio row.
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Former New York Giants defensive end Justin Tuck stops by for a chat with Boomer and Carton live from radio row.
Steelers star running back Le'Veon Bell stops by the set to talk with the guys about his late-season injury and if he thought it was a dirty play or not.
Clint talks about (as much as he can say) life of a Navy SEAL and Jeremy talks about the transition from a NFL player to a marine.
Jerry gives us the latest sound and audio from another day at the Super Bowl and more.
Plus more thoughts on the big game, talk about all the guests coming on today's show and Al drinking lots of water...
Toby Hegner had 21 points, James Milliken nailed a pair of late 3-pointers and Creighton snapped a nine-game skid, beating St. John's 77-74 on Wednesday night.
Five years after being selected by Carroll to be the second piece of the Seahawks hierarchy, Seattle is in a second consecutive Super Bowl thanks largely to a roster constructed by Schneider.
Everybody, pack it in. Budweiser has won the Super Bowl. Again.
NFL veterans who started playing tackle football before the age of 12 are more likely to have cognitive difficulties after their careers, according to a study published on Wednesday in the journal Neurology.
A day after giving the same one-sentence response at Super Bowl Media Day, Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch had another scripted answer to any questions.
The New England Patriots quarterback sounded under the weather during his session with the media on Wednesday. He rubbed the back of his right hand under his nose at one point.
The Brooklyn Nets say forward Mirza Teletovic, hospitalized last week in Los Angeles with blood clots in his lungs, is being released and traveling home.
To a man, woman and child, you will miss them. We need New England, or someone like them, even if we don't like them.
Two New Jersey congressmen are renewing their efforts to allow sports betting in the state.
Knicks president and general manager Phil Jackson told the Chicago Tribune in 1986 that the championship squads of 1970 and 1973 deflated basketballs to gain an advantage.
