Boomer & Carton: NFL Week 2 Picks-Picks-Picks And Boomer's Fantasy
First we got to hear 'Boomer's Fantasy' in regard to Week 2 of the NFL fantasy football season. Here are his must-starts...
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First we got to hear 'Boomer's Fantasy' in regard to Week 2 of the NFL fantasy football season. Here are his must-starts...
With Eli and Peyton preparing to square off this Sunday, Boomer and Craig got to talking about sibling rivalries, before listening to a fired-up John Sterling describing Thursday night's Yankee win. There's nothin' quite like that.
Having played 14 seasons in the NFL himself, Boomer has a pretty good understanding of what Brady is going through and this morning he shared some of that keen insight he possesses, recalling a time when he called Rich Kotite 'coach'...
Based on a wager from Thursday's show, the Booms got himself a free breakfast this morning, which brought a broad smile to the Blonde Bomber's face.
The Dynamic Radio Duo of Boomer Esiason and Craig Carton had plenty to talk about after a night in which the Jets blew a great opportunity to beat their bitter division rivals and the Yankees' winning run in Baltimore scores courtesy of a wild pitch.
The NFL posted the moves on its transaction wire Thursday. Bradford was released by the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday.
His quiet leadership and "intangible" qualities have endeared Jeter to his teammates and his fans.
The Nassau Coliseum will be a distant memory for the Islanders as they leave the aging building for the first time since they entered the league in 1972.
Terrell Thomas might be facing his biggest challenge when he goes up against Wes Welker and Peyton Manning on Sunday.
Sanchez might be wise to rethink things. If he goes under the knife now, he is certain to avoid the lengthy cross-his-fingers-period.
Neither David Wilson nor Ray Rice got off to the flying start they wanted last week. The Broncos absolutely flattened the defending Super Bowl champs by a score of 49-27, while the Cowboys edged passed the Giants 36-31 in the opening week of the season.
Randy Levine says Bobby Valentine "should be silent and remember" after the former Mets manager claimed the Yankees were nowhere to be found following the terror attacks of September 11, 2001.
Fans' concerns can settle for a while after Anthony told Bloomberg News, "I'm not going nowhere," when asked if he would become a free agent after the upcoming season.
One thing's for sure: Geno isn't about to be intimidated by the big, bad Patriots. "I embrace the challenge," he said.
We now know that Derek Jeter isn't going to ride to the rescue. But Alex Rodriguez and Robinson Cano still have a chance. Yankees fans just might embrace them both if it happens.
