Joe Namath Feels 'Awful' About Testy Relationship With Jets
"I don't want them upset with Joe," said Namath. "But damn it I have to say what I see, what I think, what I feel."
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"I don't want them upset with Joe," said Namath. "But damn it I have to say what I see, what I think, what I feel."
Oh man! Manningham. Hakeem Nicks. Victor Cruz. It doesn't get much better than that.
Eli Manning took home the MVP. Plaxico Burress had the game-winning catch. Tyree got the biggest prize in the 2008 Super Bowl — an unforgettable moment that forever will be his.
Get ready, Julian Edelman. Here comes Victor Cruz.
If Iona is going to live up to their billing, they will have to display a renewed killer instinct.
It's a serious decision for a Jets fan to make. And it's one over two teams he may actually hate.
Mario Manningham was asked by Boomer & Craig to decide who he'd rather be stuck on an deserted island for a year with, Tom Coughlin or Oprah?
Today we added a little twist to our wildly popular game show, 'Do You Know More Sports Than...'
Lofty expectations for the Knicks have dwindled, as they have limped out to a 7-11 start - having lost 7 of their last 8, the latest defeat coming at the hands of the Cleveland Cavaliers last night 91-81. With all that said, Craig has had enough!
There can't be a younger starting five than St. John's had Wednesday night against West Virginia. Five freshmen were introduced as the starting lineup for the Red Storm, and when the game was over they snapped a four-game losing streak with a 78-62 victory.
Anderson Varejao had 16 rebounds, a powerful dunk down the stretch and outhustled New York's big men as the Cavaliers ended a four-game losing streak with a 91-81 win over the struggling New York Knicks.
Deron Williams scored 34 points, including a go-ahead 3-pointer with 26.8 seconds left in overtime.
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski missed Wednesday's practice, the team's first since he injured his left ankle in the AFC title game against the Baltimore Ravens.
Andruw Jones and the Yankees have finalized a $2 million, one-year contract that keeps him in New York for a second season.
The MLS club announced the agreement on Wednesday, pending receipt of his international transfer certificate.
