Steven Jackson A Game-Time Decision For Giants-Rams
The Giants are no strangers to prime-time. The Rams haven't been on the big stage since Dec. 11, 2006. Running back Steven Jackson hopes to be a part of it. So do his owners in fantasy football.
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The Giants are no strangers to prime-time. The Rams haven't been on the big stage since Dec. 11, 2006. Running back Steven Jackson hopes to be a part of it. So do his owners in fantasy football.
Let's get one thing straight right here and right now: New York can't afford to give away games if they are going to have any chance at posting a winning record this season.
Steve Spagnuolo made his mark as the defensive coordinator for the Giants before leaving for his first head coaching job with the Rams. He'll be returning to New York with an injury-ravaged team, much like Big Blue.
The Giants will honor their 1986 championship team tonight at MetLife Stadium when they take on the St. Louis Rams. The punter for that squad, Sean Landeta, stopped by to pay Boomer & Craig a visit and talk about old times.
The Jets improved to 2-0 on Sunday, defeating the "talentless" Jaguars while protecting their home turf for the second straight week.
The 2008 Super Bowl MVP knows exactly who the Giants are when they have the ball. So do the St. Louis Rams, who will face them Monday night at MefLife Stadium in the first coaching matchup of Tom Coughlin and former pupil Steve Spagnuolo.
Perry Fewell's group has to stop giving up big plays and making mistakes. In the season-opening 28-14 loss to Washington, the defense allowed eight plays of 22 yards or more.
New York Giants safeties Antrel Rolle and Kenny Phillips have been fined a total of $30,000 for unnecessary roughness calls in last weekend's loss to the Washington Redskins.
Heading to the Jets game on Sunday or the Giants game on Monday? Pack some patience along with your team spirit.
Is there trouble brewing in Big Blue land? Offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride appeared slightly critical of Giants brass on Thursday. Then Ahmad Bradshaw returned the favor -- right back at Gilbride.
Giants offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride was hoping for wide receiver Steve Smith. He'll have to deal with Brandon Stokley instead, thanks to the "powers above" him.
Legendary quarterback and current NFL on CBS analyst Phil Simms surprised Boomer and Craig this morning by calling into the hotline for an impromptu interview.
St. Louis Rams linebacker James Laurinaitis called into the hotline as we prepare for the Rams and Giants game on Monday Night Football.
One of our favorite sportscasters and one of Boomer's "NFL Today on CBS" partners, James Brown, called into the hotline for a fun few minutes with Boomer and Craig.
The great Jerry "Rello" Recco came in to give us his first update of the morning, and he came prepared with the sound byte of Kevin Gilbride that Boomer and Craig had been talking about at the top of the show.
