Report: Brady Buys NYC Apartment, Can Now 'Look Down On Gotham Like Batman'
As if we haven't seen enough of Tom Brady already, one of the New York Post's sources says he can now "look down on Gotham like Batman."
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As if we haven't seen enough of Tom Brady already, one of the New York Post's sources says he can now "look down on Gotham like Batman."
Seven games into a disappointing season, Giants defensive catalyst Jason Pierre-Paul is getting the feeling he's back. Just not all the way back.
First we got to hear 'Boomer's Fantasy' with regards to Week 8 of the fantasy football season, as the Booms shared a couple of notable players you might want to get on your squad ASAP:
Craig did his best to keep Boomer focused and on point this morning while opening up this action packed edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Experience.
The NFL is seeking to avoid a repeat of last February's 34-minute partial outage at New Orleans' Superdome during the Super Bowl.
Brandon Jacobs said the popular fantasy leagues are a "huge problem" after a Twitter tough guy threatened "ITS OVER FOR YOU AND YO FAMILY" unless he rushed for 50 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Boomer and Craig got a visit Thursday from a fella who calls himself ZEPS, who endeared himself to Craig on Monday night in the MetLife Stadium parking lot with his ability to freestyle rap.
Boomer and Craig have been saying for a week or so that the Giants should think about trading Hakeem Nicks, who will be a free agent at the end of the season.
Giants center David Baas is done for the season after injuring his left knee during Monday night's win over the Minnesota Vikings.
"You know what? My daughter dates Rob Bironas, the kicker," Bradshaw said Wednesday on WFAN radio. "Matter of fact, he's here. He's in the kitchen right now."
Less than three weeks after a popular Manhattan gentlemen's club pulled the plug on airing Giants games inside its establishment, the folks at Rick's Cabaret have had a change of heart. One win can do that.
The New York Football Giants hope that earning their first victory of the season on Monday night against the Minnesota Vikings will be a springboard to greater success in the second half of the 2013 NFL season. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles found out on Sunday that they are not ready for prime time, as the Birds fell to the rival Cowboys 17-3. These two longtime rivals renew pleasantries in Philadelphia this Sunday.
By its very nature, the media has given even the most modest of users an overinflated sense of self-importance. It has turned the egotistical and self-absorbed athlete into an even larger bigger-than-life entity.
Speaking to WFAN's Mike Francesa during his usual time slot on Tuesday, the Giants' embattled quarterback spoke in glowing terms of how his team took apart the Minnesota Vikings, 23-7 on Monday night for its first win of the season.
