Boomer & Carton: Al Dukes Blurs The Lines With 'Philly Sucks'
Al was at it again Friday morning, playing his part to motivate Big Blue and their loyal fan base for this big NFC East clash.
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Al was at it again Friday morning, playing his part to motivate Big Blue and their loyal fan base for this big NFC East clash.
We heard from Boomer, Craig, Al Dukes, Jerry Recco and 'The' Eddie Scozzare as they all shared why exactly they hate Philly...
Heading into Week 5 against the Eagles at MetLife Stadium, the Giants' wait for Jason Pierre-Paul continues.
Veteran lineman David Diehl will be starting at right guard for the Giants (0-4) on Sunday when they take on the Philadelphia Eagles (1-3).
"He said he'd punch anybody in the mouth that had anything to say about Tom Coughlin in that locker room," Canty said. "Justin needs to worry about punching opposing offenses in the mouth."
Despite missing offseason workouts because of contract talks and sitting out the final two-plus weeks of training camp with a bruised heel, Cruz is putting up statistics that have him among the NFL's top receivers.
The Yanks could be in rare, rebuild mode. The Mets lost Harvey long after they lost their season. The Giants are a staggering 0-4. The Jets are returning to their forlorn form. The Knicks aren't even the best team in the five boroughs. God help us.
By now you've heard: Antrel Rolle thinks the Giants can salvage their season by running the table after an 0-4 start. He's on a mission to make everyone believe in Big Blue -- even some in his own locker room.
Former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis previously delivered his own conspiracy theory about the power outage, though he declined to point fingers. Suggs took it a step further.
"I gave him a chance to say something today, and I won't tell you what we said," Coughlin quipped. "I asked him if he wanted to fight."
"I believe we can go 12-0 from this point on," Rolle said Monday. "I truly believe that. ... People may look at me like I'm crazy, but you know, I couldn't really give a damn at this point."
The only thing that separates the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles is Philly's surprise win over the Washington Redskins on opening day. While the G-men have dropped four straight to open the 2013 NFL campaign, the Eagles have dropped three in a row, including a 54-20 drubbing at the hands of the Denver Broncos last week. Both teams are focused on playing 60 minutes of football in Eagles coach Chip Kelly's first tilt in the Meadowlands.
Craig got things going this Tuesday morning, this 'positive' Tuesday morning, by looking at the glass half-full in regard to both the Giants and Jets.
Football is a rough game and players get hurt all the time. For the 25-million Americans who play fantasy football injuries can ruin a season and cost a player big money.
This won't be a season of style points for the Giants. If they do happen to turn things around they know they'll have to take any break they can get, whenever they can get them.
