B&C Morning Show: Week 3 NFL Picks-Picks-Picks
After navigating their way through an action-packed Football Friday, Boomer & Craig capped it off by offering their award wining NFL Picks-Picks-Picks against the spread for Week 3.
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After navigating their way through an action-packed Football Friday, Boomer & Craig capped it off by offering their award wining NFL Picks-Picks-Picks against the spread for Week 3.
For the first time this NFL season, Boomer & Craig welcomed 2002 NFL MVP Rich Gannon to a busy football program.
Brent Celek grew up a big fan of Boomer Esiason (who didn't?!), so needless to say he was thrilled to join the Blonde Bomber along with Craig this morning to talk about his team's matchup with the Giants this Sunday.
It appears that select Giants players and fans will get their wish, as all indications are that Michael Vick will be under center this Sunday when New York takes the field in Philadelphia to take on the Eagles in an early season NFC East Showdown of epic proportions.
Eagles quarterback Michael Vick returned to practice Thursday, just four days after he suffered a concussion against the Falcons in Atlanta.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive end Osi Umenyiora feels he is close to returning to the New York Giants' lineup but is uncertain whether he will be able to play this weekend against the Philadelphia Eagles (1-1).
According to Howard Balzer of The Sports Xchange, one Rams player -- and former Giants linebacker -- says Big Blue players are being instructed on faking injuries.
Two years. Two torn ACLs. One knee. The news shocked the Giants and their fans, but Domenik Hixon says it'll just be part of his comeback story.
Giants-Eagles is just days away. That can only mean one thing: let the trash talking begin.
Osi Umenyiora's return may have to wait another week. The two-time Pro Bowl defensive end did not take part in the Giants' walkthrough workout Wednesday.
FOX and NFL Network football analyst Brian Billick gave the guys a shout just after 8 a.m. on Thursday to talk some football in his weekly spot on the Morning Extravaganza.
A somewhat miffed Deon Grant denied faking an injury to slow down the St. Louis Rams' no-huddle offense and give the Giants' defense time to rest in Monday night's nationally televised game.
Eagles quarterback Michael Vick took part in a morning walkthrough on Wednesday, and there is a chance he will play against the Giants on Sunday.
Mistakes cost the St. Louis Rams dearly in their first Monday night appearance since 2006. They're in part blaming the Giants -- and not for Big Blue's superior play.
The NFL has sent a memo to all 32 teams warning of fines, suspensions and loss of draft picks if the league determines players faked injuries during a game.
