B&C Morning Show: Giants Fans And Jets Fans, Both Very Different
As a Jets fan, Craig was thrilled to see Santonio Holmes gracing the cover of the NY Post this morning, celebrating his $50 million deal with the Jets by swigging a bottle of Cristal.
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As a Jets fan, Craig was thrilled to see Santonio Holmes gracing the cover of the NY Post this morning, celebrating his $50 million deal with the Jets by swigging a bottle of Cristal.
There were plenty of discussions about who may be coming or going, but Wednesday was a slow day at the Giants' complex by comparison to the first day of the NFL summer.
Seeking the cap space needed to re-sign running back Ahmad Bradshaw, the Giants have asked Brandon Jacobs to restructure his contract, according to multiple reports.
Tom Coughlin, hired by the Giants in 2004, is now in the fold through the 2012 season, and he will take a 65-47 record into the season opener Sept. 11 at Washington.
Plaxico Burress is in New York, ready to meet with coach Tom Coughlin and the Giants to discuss an unlikely second chance reunion, according to multiple reports.
Giants tackle Shawn Andrews, who played in 13 games and started seven last season, tweeted that he and the team failed to rework the six-year, $32-million contract he signed last year. Also, former 49ers center David Baas has reportedly agreed to terms with New York.
Steve Somers opened up a Tuesday schmooze talking a little football! How about that, with the moving and the shaking all over the league during this chaotic free-agent frenzy period.
When Boomer & Craig left that air yesterday at 10 a.m. the 'Run For The Gun' was officially underway. Since then we have heard plenty of rumblings involving both the Giants and the Jets.
Nearly two dozen players arrived for their first "voluntary" day of the summer Tuesday, thanks to the NFL lockout, while veteran offensive linemen Shaun O'Hara and Rich Seubert were shown the door.
The Giants will release longtime offensive linemen Rich Seubert and Shaun O'Hara this week, WFAN's Paul Dottino reports.
After a long layoff, football is back in East Rutherford. While it was not mandatory for Giants players to return to work Tuesday, more than 20 of the Giants currently under contract decided to make an appearance at the Timex Performance Center.
It's no secret that Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora isn't exactly happy with general manager Jerry Reese. According to WFAN's Paul Dottino, Umenyiora is expected to hold out of training camp when the team reports on Friday.
Mark Herzlich, the Boston College linebacker who survived cancer, has signed with the New York Giants as a free agent.
Here we go. Football is back -- with a vengeance. There are about 1,000 veterans, draft picks and undrafted rookies that need to be signed by the Jets, Giants and 30 other NFL clubs.
The Giants responded quickly to the NFL's labor agreement on Monday by changing the home page on its website with a welcome back. "Giants Football Is Back. Do You Like It? Thanks For Being The Best Fans In The World!"
