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The "Dream Team" Eagles? Yeah, they're 3-6. Steve Smith has been a minor piece to the puzzling puzzle in Philadelphia, but he still doesn't regret leaving the NFC East-leading Giants (6-3).
Jets head coach Rex Ryan was right earlier this week. Winning the AFC East is doubtful.
Growing up in an impoverished city a little more than 11 miles from Giants headquarters, Victor Cruz heard his share of gunshots as a child, and he isn't exaggerating.
The Jets know what to expect from Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos - an option-style offense that relies almost exclusively on running the ball.
You can't blame Tom Coughlin for being a little perturbed these days. His wide receivers keep getting into fixes these days with nightclubs and bullets.
If God's Gift Achuiwa, the Red Storm's sole hope for a low post presence can't stay on the floor for 30 minutes, St. John's will have a hard time staying competitive on the backboards regardless of their opponent.
Talk about full-court press. Former NBA guard Cuttino Mobley filed a lawsuit against Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, accusing the Knicks of pressuring him to retire as a way to save approximately $19 million.
The quarterback option in the pass-happy 2011 NFL? The quarterback option?!
A lot has been made of Tim Tebow's devotion to his Christian faith. This morning Craig wondered if the Broncos QB actually talks with God.
In what unfortunately has become a daily occurrence on the show, Boomer & Craig spent a few minutes talking about the latest developments in the ongoing, unsettling Penn State scandal.
Kelly in Nutley has made a name for herself on the Morning Extravaganza for her informed opinions and uncanny ability to push Craig's buttons.
Before throwing it to Jerry for his first update of the Show, Craig put Al Dukes (pictured 'Tebow-ing') on the spot in the form of a little quiz based on some major New York roads. At one point Al referenced the Goethals 'tunnel.'
A special Thursday night treat for the Tri-State area, as the 5-4 Jets take on the 4-5 Broncos with a whole lot on the line.
Patrik Elias had a goal and assist, Martin Brodeur made 29 saves, and Ilya Kovalchuk scored in his return from a groin injury in the New Jersey Devils' 5-3 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night.
After the Mets finished their third straight losing season, general manager Sandy Alderson said he couldn't be certain any player would be back next year but he expected David Wright would remain with the Mets.
