Rookie Andre Williams: 'Giants Are The Real New York Team'
Andre Williams is just a rookie, but he is clearly of the New York mold. He hasn't even played a meaningful snap yet, and already he's trash talking.
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Andre Williams is just a rookie, but he is clearly of the New York mold. He hasn't even played a meaningful snap yet, and already he's trash talking.
Phil Simms has made a personal and public decision that could send a symbolic jolt through the broadcast booths dotting the NFL map this season.
Beckham was hit in the back of his leg late in practice Monday and he did not practice Tuesday. Coughlin ruled him out for Friday night's game.
John Idzik is not going to get into the good graces of a lot of Jets fans until he fixes the team's secondary. Stories like the following are not going to make his detractors any more forgiving.
This terrific Tuesday edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza -- make that a 'positive Tuesday,' according to Craig -- began with the guys discussing the Giants' struggling offense.
Eli Manning understands the concern about the New York Giants' offense with the regular season three weeks away. The guys entrusted with making new coordinator Ben McAdoo's unit work have done little in the last two preseason games.
"I feel like I'm really close, but I have to go out and do it," Beason said on Monday. "I want to test it, that's gonna kinda confirm it for me."
CBS lead analyst Phil Simms is considering referring to the Redskins only as "Washington" when he broadcasts the team's game against the Giants next month.
David Wilson said from the start not to feel sorry for him. And now we're seeing why.
Coach Tom Coughlin would never criticize his franchise quarterback, but he knows that there has to be changes with Eli Manning and the offense.
Although the performance against Indy has led to widespread consternation about Manning and his first-unit group, one must understand that McAdoo is keeping things under wraps.
Boomer and Craig got this Monday morning party started with a healthy does of reality as Eli Manning and the Giants' offensive struggles continue to mount.
New York trailed 26-0 early in the fourth, but the Colts couldn't hold on.
Last year, he battled injuries again and finished without a touchdown catch for the first time in his pro career, prompting speculation in New York that Nicks wasn't trying or didn't care.
A Jets commercial just popped on TV, imploring me to buy tickets for this season. The Giants don't have to worry about selling seats -- or their souls -- to get you in the building, which means MetLife belongs to Big Blue.
