B&C Morning Show: Jets Get 'Tebow-ed' In Denver; Giants Lookin' For Payback
The Tri-State area was fired up for some Thursday night football. But the Jets traveled to the 'Mile High City' and then proceeded to get 'Tebow-ed' to drop to 5-5.
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The Tri-State area was fired up for some Thursday night football. But the Jets traveled to the 'Mile High City' and then proceeded to get 'Tebow-ed' to drop to 5-5.
Who will it be under center for the Eagles against the Giants? Michael Vick? Vince Young? Mike Kafka?
Moving his NFL picks from Thursday to Friday didn't work out well for Neil Keefe. But if starting pitchers can cite an extra day of rest between starts as their reason for failing then Neil can certainly use an extra day between picks as a reason for his struggles.
The "Dream Team" Eagles? Yeah, they're 3-6. Steve Smith has been a minor piece to the puzzling puzzle in Philadelphia, but he still doesn't regret leaving the NFC East-leading Giants (6-3).
Growing up in an impoverished city a little more than 11 miles from Giants headquarters, Victor Cruz heard his share of gunshots as a child, and he isn't exaggerating.
You can't blame Tom Coughlin for being a little perturbed these days. His wide receivers keep getting into fixes these days with nightclubs and bullets.
One man was shot dead and two other people were injured at a trendy nightspot where Giants receiver Victor Cruz was celebrating his birthday with teammates.
It happens all the time. George Seifert inherited Bill Walsh's dynasty and won a Super Bowl. And now we have Jim Harbaugh burnishing Mike Singletary's behemoth. Huh?
While it might seem Big Blue relies too heavily on Manning's last-minute victory habit, safety Antrel Rolle insists it's not that way it all.
Surprise, surprise. Green Bay is still atop Benigno's Top 10 -- but how about those Texans?
Neil Keefe analyzes the Giants' loss to the 49ers and previews the importance of the game against the Eagles with some help from quotes from the Giants from Sunday and Monday.
Fans of Big Blue might be sweating out the possibility of another late-season meltdown. As for the Giants? They aren't worried.
Maybe every NFL coach would take it if you told them they'd been in a position to win the game in the fourth quarter every week. But that's a dangerous way to live - as Tom Coughlin and his Giants found out by dropping a 27-20 thriller in San Francisco.
See what the Cowboys did to the Buffalo Bills yesterday? Beware, Giants fans. While next week's hated rival Philadelphia continues its 2011 implosion and falls further out of the playoff picture, the Cowboys appear very much alive.
