Brandon Jacobs Unhappy With Role On Giants, Ready To Walk After Contract Ends
Here we go again. Giants running back Brandon Jacobs is miffed about his lack of carries -- and speaking out.
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Here we go again. Giants running back Brandon Jacobs is miffed about his lack of carries -- and speaking out.
A full deck? Really? Well, not quite, but it's close enough.
The days of Justin Tuck standing on the sidelines waving a towel to pump up the crowd appear to be over -- and that's bodes well for the Giants.
We finally arrived to the portion of the program when Boomer & Craig offer their award-winning Picks-Picks-Picks for Week 8 of the NFL Season. They are as follows...
Al Dukes was determined to make this Football Friday edition of the Morning Extravaganza one to remember, so he reached out to the craziest Giants find he could think of.
Mark Herzlich is a rookie linebacker and special teams player for the New York football Giants. On Friday he got his first taste of the mornin' life as he woke up early and was a guest with Boomer & Craig.
From the team that gave us "Talk is Cheap, Play the Game" in 2007 comes a new slogan.
Brandon Marshall? No biggie. With the winless Dolphins coming to town, cornerback Corey Webster knew his assignment before the Giants even discussed their gameplan.
"I hope we have enough uniforms for these guys," Giants coach Tom Coughlin said on Wednesday.
With Craig boasting all week that the Giants can't possibly lose to the Miami Dolphins, Boomer decided that his radio partner should be held accountable if the Fins do somehow manage to get the win on Sunday.
Antonio Coleman's short stint in East Rutherford is over.
It's no surprise that the Packers top Joe's list -- but one New York team has re-emerged in the Top 10.
Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano is worried about his job security, and no wonder.
While Justin Tuck's and Brandon Jacobs' return to drills Monday morning provided much comfort for this battered outfit, Chris Snee's return could be the most pivotal of all.
The Brady Center initially pressed for Burress to go to prison. On Monday night, the Jets wide receiver spoke at the organization's annual fundraiser in Manhattan.
