B&C Morning Show: Jets-Giants... Something Special Is Brewing
As Craig put it this morning: if you don't feel the juice by now, then you're not alive.
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As Craig put it this morning: if you don't feel the juice by now, then you're not alive.
According to Jets coach Rex Ryan, Darrelle Revis is the best cornerback in the NFL. As for Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks? Well, let's just say he disagrees.
In two days, the Jets and Giants will finally put all the big brother, little brother trash talk aside.
The Jets wide receiver, adding to a week of trash talk, didn't hesitate when he was asked to assess the guys he'll be lining up against Saturday.
What the 7-7 Giants need now is not some safety yammering endlessly on the radio. They need a leader.
NYC has been painted "Big Blue" for the longest time. Now, suddenly, the Jets are doing their best to turn it green.
"You know, that's the truth, but I don't care about Tom Coughlin or anybody else," Ryan said reacting to the Giants coach's statement.
Burress had plenty of memorable moments in four seasons with the Giants. Well, he's planning to add another on Saturday — against them this time, as a member of the Jets.
Al Dukes invited the group '3rd Infintry' in this morning so that they could perform their brand-new Giants song LIVE in the Allstate Studio for Boomer & Craig...
Keller wouldn't take part in all the trash talking, but he did express a desire for the Jets to become Kings of New York.
When Al Dukes heard Victor Cruz talk about how 'teams aren't really scared' of Darrelle Revis anymore, he said to himself, "Al 'Hughes' Dukes, you have to get that guy on the show to advance this story."
After hearing Coughlin's 'talk is cheap' rebuttal and Victor Cruz referring to Darrelle Revis as a 'decent cornerback,' Craig is pleased to report that this game has some juice.
Christmas, Christmas time is near. Time to sell your seats this year?
While Joe Namath embraced the attention and thrived - on the field and off - Sanchez is still learning how to deal with it all.
"It's just been a little sore, and I've taken some good shots," Sanchez said. "It's just part of the game and you just keep going."
