Jones: 12 Things To Chew On Before Super Bowl XLVIII
The Seahawks believe this will be a different game -- much different -- than the AFC Championship, played in Denver's altitude and against the Patriots and their beat-up defense.
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The Seahawks believe this will be a different game -- much different -- than the AFC Championship, played in Denver's altitude and against the Patriots and their beat-up defense.
Hut hut -- roast! The Friars Club honored WFAN host and former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason at their annual roast and luncheon on Thursday, and we have the highlights.
Just because we've moved a couple of days closer to Sunday's 6:30 p.m. kickoff doesn't mean there hasn't been a bit of Giants news hanging over Super Bowl week.
WFAN's biggest hosts were once again broadcasting live from M&M's World in Times Square on Thursday with the big game at MetLife Stadium right around the corner.
A memorabilia dealer is taking aim at the Giants in a lawsuit that alleges the team and quarterback Eli Manning knowingly created and pushed fake game-worn items in order to hang on to the real stuff themselves.
If it wasn't personal before, it definitely is now. Warren Sapp took his feud with Michael Strahan to a new low when he made reference to the Giants legend's "gap tooth" and challenged him to a one-on-one meeting anytime, anywhere.
Chris Christie says there's nothing to debate: This year's Super Bowl belongs to the Garden State. End of discussion. No spin. "Every once and a while somebody goes over to have dinner in New York, but that's about it."
Archie Manning joined the show this morning shortly after learning about the allegations of Eli Manning and the Giants creating fraudulent memorabilia.
Marino works with Boomer on Sundays on the "NFL Today" and they were quick to take some shots at each other.
Peyton Manning didn't have a whole lot of believers after undergoing multiple neck surgeries. Not even his own brother thought he would recover enough to get back on the field.
It was Lamar Hunt who started the American Football League, and without his commitment and deep pockets, the NFL would never have had legitimate competition and would have remained a closed, old-boys club for many years.
"Playing football, sacking quarterbacks, that was part of my life, and I did it and I moved on. The tiger does not pay attention to the opinion of the sheep."
With Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium just days away, WFAN's biggest hosts will be broadcasting live all week from M&M's World in Manhattan.
For whatever reason, Warren Sapp has a real problem with Michael Strahan getting into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, which could very well happen Saturday when the inductees for 2014 are announced.
Terrell Thomas feels a serious sense of loyalty, considering Big Blue stuck with him through two major knee injuries that wiped out his 2011 and '12 seasons.
