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"Just something to try to give back and show tribute to those families knowing how much they hurt," Johnson said. "And a situation where on Monday Night Football everybody around the world is watching."
Watching the Sanchez literally throw away the Jets' slim playoff hopes with a season-high five turnovers against Tennessee may be the final straw for Rex Ryan.
I'll be heading down I-95 starting today to take in three different college hoops games in three nights.
Count Monday as a Mets win, even though sometimes even winning involves a modicum of pain.
He is calling his effort 'Dickey Got a Ticket to Ride,' and I believe the entire process proved to be very therapeutic for Al in his vulnerable state...
During today's highly-anticipated "Moment of the Day," Jerry Recco provided us with audio of Craig offering some sound advice to those who might have trouble falling asleep at night, using Boomer as his example...
Marcus Allen woke up early on the West Coast this morning to call in and chat with Boomer & Craig. When they got him on the horn, the guys asked Allen for his take on the Jets after their 14-10 loss to the Titans last night in Tennessee.
With the guys taking tomorrow off, today we were treated to a special Tuesday edition of the wildly popular trivia contest known as "Do You Know More Sports Than...."
After Al Dukes offered up a hearty hello for today's attractive "Attention Grabber," Craig explained why the folks over at "Men's Health" magazine have asked him to write a column for them.
With the Jets' playoff hopes being crushed last night in Tennessee, Boomer & Craig spent some time this morning looking ahead.
The Jets were dealt their eighth loss of the season last night in Tennessee, and because of that, they have now been eliminated from playoff contention.
Boomer and Craig opened up today's edition of the Morning Extravaganza talking about Gang Green and their soap-opera season.
Chris Johnson went 94 yards for the longest touchdown run in the NFL since 2006 and the Tennessee Titans beat the Jets 14-10 on Monday night to eliminate New York from playoff contention.
His old fans booed him. His old friend clobbered him. Otherwise, it was Linsanity all over again at Madison Square Garden.
"Our backs are against the wall," wide receiver Victor Cruz told Francesa in his weekly spot. "... As individuals, as players, as athletes (and) as competitors, if we don't want it then nobody else is going to want it."
