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Giants Head Coach Tom Coughlin called in this morning to talk with Boomer & Craig about the 2011 "Tom Coughlin Jay Fund Foundation's Annual Celebrity Golf Classic," a two-day charity event that concludes today down in Jacksonville, Florida. Oh, and the NFL lockout, too.
New York Giants owner John Mara has written an essay warning that the players' strategy in the labor impasse, if successful, would lead to chaos in the NFL.
You were hoping that the three-judge, Eighth Circuit panel would not vote along "party" lines. Everyone was told that the Eighth Circuit was a "conservative" court, a court that was "pro-business." Obviously, that's bad news for the players.
After a key victory in court by NFL owners, the players say they aren't panicking. Unity remains their motto. How long they can remain unified is the question being asked just about everywhere else.
NFL owners and players and their legal counsel have returned to court for another round of mediation. Commissioner Roger Goodell arrived Tuesday morning with other league leaders, and other owners entered the courthouse in separate small groups.
After a series of stinging rebukes from federal judges, the NFL has a significant, favorable ruling in hand from a higher court.
After a federal appeals court ruling yesterday, the longest work stoppage in the history of the NFL will continue, at least for the foreseeable future.
For NFL owners and the players they've locked out in this dispute over the division and future of the ever-popular $9 billion business, it's time to talk again.
DeMaurice Smith, head of the NFL Players Association, is prepared to take the NFL lockout battle to the bitter end.
Eli Manning's lockout passing camp ended much like the last two seasons for the Giants. It ran out of gas.
Justin Tuck has a message for Giants fans: "Just because you don't see us doesn't mean we're not practicing."
With NFL teams unable to sign undrafted players because of the lockout, West Chester receiver Dan DePalma has been looking for almost anyone to throw him passes. He found an unexpected partner Wednesday: Giants quarterback Eli Manning.
Reggie Bush drew critical responses from a number of his nearly 1.7 million Twitter followers when he posted: "Everybody complaining about the lockout! Shoot I'm making the most of it!" But don't count Giants wide receiver Steve Smith among Bush's detractors.
Nine Giants attended Tuesday's workout in Hoboken, the first this week and the fourth overall since the NFL lockout was reinstated by a federal appeals court ruling on April 29.
