Keefe To The City: NFL Week 5 Picks
It's been five mediocre weeks for Neil Keefe as he sits one game below .500 in his NFL picks. Devastated by the Yankees' elimination, hopefully things turn around for his picks in Week 5.
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It's been five mediocre weeks for Neil Keefe as he sits one game below .500 in his NFL picks. Devastated by the Yankees' elimination, hopefully things turn around for his picks in Week 5.
The Giants already have gone through an emotional roller coaster this season and are coming off two dramatic come-from-behind victories. So where do they go from here?
Eli Manning and the Giants are surging. If their track record against Seattle is any indication, win No. 4 is well within reach.
Finally, without further ado, we arrived at the portion if the program where Boomer & Craig offer their 'award winning' NFL Picks-Picks-Picks for Week 5 of the NFL season.
Taking a break from all of the Yankees talk, Boomer & Craig welcomed in Dan Marino to help shift gears and talk some football.
The preseason neck injury — the dreaded stinger — that has forced two-time Pro Bowler Justin Tuck to miss two games this season is taking a toll. He doesn't know either when he will play again or if his neck will be healthy again this season.
Chad Jones, the Giants' 2010 draft choice whose career was placed in jeopardy by a car wreck nearly 1 ½ years ago, was timed at 4.84 seconds in a public 40-yard dash at a suburban New Orleans school.
"Are you ready for some football?" Well, yes. We are. But Monday nights will be without Hank Williams Jr.'s familiar refrain.
The Giants defense has always prided itself on stopping the run. So what gives?
Entering his fourth season, Tryon started six games with the Indianapolis Colts last season, recording 44 tackles. He had seven tackles in the first three games this season before being waived. To make room for Tryon, the Giants released Williams.
When Redskins tight end Chris Cooley gloated over Tony Romo's Week 4 choke job against the Lions, he brought out Boomer's bad side.
While discussing comments made by Redskins tight end Chris Cooley -- about how he has taken joy in watching Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo take the field while being far from 100 percent -- Boomer Esiason sounded off.
Drafted eighth overall by the Cardinals in 2005, Antrel Rolle told Joe and Evan it was good to be back at his old stomping grounds in Arizona. What made it better was New York's stunning 31-27 comeback win.
A Buffalo loss in Cincy brings the Bills back to Earth.
Are you ready for some... wait, what? Hank Williams Jr.'s classic Monday Night Football anthem was nowhere to be heard after the singer used an analogy to Hitler in discussing President Obama.
