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The quality of play in the NFL has started to go up in recent weeks, and that's not a surprise considering the importance of the games and the proximity to the climax of the regular season.
Teams are preparing for their conference schedule at this point of year, but the next couple of weeks will see a menu of notable interconference games and holiday tournaments.
Neither of Jahlil Okafor nor Nik Stauskas have played a second in the two games since they were acquired by the Nets late last week. That has to stop immediately.
The semifinals of the fantasy football season has arrived, so here are CBS Local Sports' Week 15 Starts and Sits.
THE NFL TODAY's Bill Cowher weighs in on the important Week 15 matchup between the New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers.
Mickey Callaway will look like a genius if his "closer-by-committee" theory actually works for the Mets.
John Morton insists he's not one to dwell on the past, especially after an embarrassingly bad performance by the New York Jets' offense.
CBS Sports college football analyst discusses the bowl season and breaks down the two College Football Playoff semifinal games.
Aaron Judge can't wait to get to spring training and start learning from new teammate Giancarlo Stanton.
Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Kevin Abrams didn't hesitate to say he wanted the job and he believes he is ready to do it.
Friday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" featured a wedding and a funny moment, courtesy of Al Dukes.
Finally on Friday the guys got to the wildly popular segment of the program where Boomer and Brian Jones offered up their "award-winning" NFL Picks-Picks-Picks against the spread for Week 15.
Chris Lopresti had a ton to get to Friday morning. Jerry Recco's protégé had plenty of sound from the football locals, and all the details on a pretty busy Thursday night in New York sports.
Boomer and Jerry came out firing to open the final show of the week after watching an exciting showdown between the Nets and Knicks on Thursday night Brooklyn.
Denver quarterback Brock Osweiler ran for one touchdown and threw for two more Thursday night to lead the Broncos past Indianapolis.
