Carton Blows A Gasket, Begs NFL Commish Roger Goodell To Come Out Of His Hole
Craig Carton has seen enough of the NFL's replacement officials. He hasn't seen enough of the league's commissioner. And boy did he let Goodell know it.
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Craig Carton has seen enough of the NFL's replacement officials. He hasn't seen enough of the league's commissioner. And boy did he let Goodell know it.
It's the song that just won't go away and the story that's not likely to go away any time soon.
With players still seething, fans pondering the possibility of turning off their TVs and even the President weighing in, it's official: Overnight, the NFL's replacement refs went from minor nuisance to staggering problem.
"I just feel like, what we worried about and what we thought about -- what we didn't want to happen -- actually happened," Cruz said. "Now it's up to the NFL to really look into this and see how far they want to go with these refs."
Like many football fans, New Jersey State Senate President Steve Sweeney has seen enough of the NFL's replacement officials.
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Ahead of the Giants' upcoming Sunday night tilt with the Eagles, running back LeSean McCoy has added fuel to the fire by calling out Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora ... again.
And you thought the commotion over the replacement referees was bad last week?
Justin Tuck is looking forward to the Giants' rivalry match-up with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Ahmad Bradshaw and Hakeem Nicks are ready to play on Sunday against the Eagles.
In the NFL, it would seem that with a 16-game season, teams don't have this luxury. Two losses in a row and you have blown one-eighth of your season.
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Eli Manning chatted with Mike Francesa on Friday about the Giants' dominant win over the Panthers on Thursday.
Andre Brown waited for his opportunity to come. Now that it has, he's taken the ball and ran with it.
The real story here was how a couple of young players embodied the NFL's universal "next man up" injury philosophy.