Patriots, Eagles Tackle The Serious And Silly At Media Night
Tom Brady wore a black wool stocking cap and a big smile. Bill Belichick sported a full suit. The guy in the shark costume, well, he was just trying to not wear out his welcome.
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Tom Brady wore a black wool stocking cap and a big smile. Bill Belichick sported a full suit. The guy in the shark costume, well, he was just trying to not wear out his welcome.
The crew said hello to their first guests of the week, as Showtime Executive VP Stephen Espinoza and former players Solomon Wilcots and DeAngelo Williams all joined the show.
Friend of the show DeAngelo Williams joined Boomer and Gio for a few minutes at Radio Row in Minnesota on Tuesday. Unfortunately, DeAngelo was just a tad late, but never fear -- Al got him to set with plenty of time left.
Former NFL player and Boomer Esiason teammate Solomon Wilcots, along with Dr. Ajay Verma of United Neurosciene, joined the fellas in Minnesota to help promote awareness about concussions.
Jerry was locked and loaded early Tuesday, the day after everyone's favorite day -- Super Bowl media night. An interesting piece of clothing, worn by Bill Belichick seemingly stole the show, and the guys talk about it.
Live from Radio Row in Minnesota once again, the guys are pumped up after a fun adventure Monday. Boomer and Gio discuss an ice-fishing trip that some of the guys went on, and it was one heck of a hit.
Divisive and hotly debated, the Chief Wahoo logo is being removed from the Cleveland Indians' uniform next year.
Hall of Fame linebacker Andre Tippett believes Patriots coach Bill Belichick will be the difference in Super Bowl LII.
Soon after Carson Wentz went down with a season-ending knee injury and Philadelphia's Super Bowl hopes were placed on backup Nick Foles' right arm, Jeff Hostetler's phone lit up.
The New England Patriots may be favored over the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 52, but Super Bowl history doesn't really pick a side.
The Mets have reportedly zeroed in on four candidates to fill the hole in their infield.
It will be an odd arrangement, but it's a safe bet the vast majority of fans will absolutely love it.
The Knicks are reportedly itching to sever ties with Joakim Noah, whose 1½ seasons in New York have been nothing short of disastrous.
The deadline is a little over a week away, so that got us thinking of some deals we'd like to see happen.
Tom Brady abruptly ended an interview with a Boston radio station Monday morning after a host insulted his 5-year-old daughter.
