Michael Irvin: Odell Beckham Jr. Should NOT Tone It Down
"New York should know better. Out of all the people in the world, New York should know better. You can't take the lion out of the man."
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"New York should know better. Out of all the people in the world, New York should know better. You can't take the lion out of the man."
New York Giants punter and fan of the show Steve Weatherford sits down on radio row with the boys and announces a fourth child is on the way.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft's pre-emptive strike the previous night took the issue of air pressure in footballs on Super Bowl media day and, well, deflated it.
The New England Patriots are receiving support at a time of controversy from an unlikely location: New York's City Hall.
Searching for Super Bowl highlights next week after the big game? They'll be available, legally, straight from the source.
Beckham Jr. had a rookie season for the ages. In just 12 games, the All-Pro caught 91 passes for 1,305 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Beyond our native hubris, do we have absolutely anything to be proud of? Do we have any hardihood on the hardwood, diamond or gridiron?
The NFL says it is still investigating how the Patriots used underinflated balls in its last game but has no conclusions yet and no timetable for resolving the cheating accusations with the Super Bowl nine days away.
In what has become an annual tradition, the fine folks at "Bad Lip Reading" have delivered with their latest take on the NFL. It's the third time they've graced us with their brilliance.
The New England Patriots may end up facing some form of punishment from the NFL for their role in "deflate-gate," but on the Internet, where the meting out of instantaneous justice is the norm, they are getting shellacked.
Troy Vincent, the NFL's executive vice president for football operations, told The Associated Press that the "investigation is currently underway and we're still awaiting findings."
"I definitely feel the right team won," Bruschi said. "The way we played, the way they played, they should have won."
Following the Patriots' blowout victory over the Colts in the AFC championship game on Sunday, former Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes did some trash talking on Twitter.
There is a lot to look forward to when Wilson's Seattle Seahawks, the defending champions, take on Brady's New England Patriots, the dominant franchise of the 2000s, in the Super Bowl.
"The feeling I have is one of excitement," Spags said Thursday. "We're going to work our butts off, and hopefully we will do great things together." They did before.
