Boomer & Carton: Rockin' No. 7 For Gang Green
Like Smith before him, Boomer once called signals for Gang Green and when he did so, he too wore the No. 7 - see where this is going?
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Like Smith before him, Boomer once called signals for Gang Green and when he did so, he too wore the No. 7 - see where this is going?
Boomer and Craig were talking about all of it early this morning when this thing known around the world as the Morning Extravaganza got started...
Well, that didn't take long. Three days after being released by the Jets, Mark Sanchez appears to be on the verge of finding a new home.
The Jets have their eyes on a good veteran running back, but will almost certainly have to outsmart two division rivals to get him. The Jets are reportedly currently one of four teams to be interested in free agent Maurice Jones-Drew.
"When you try to take it too far, people turn the other way. I'm just telling you, when you've got a good thing and you get greedy, it always, always, always, always, always turns on you. That's rule No. 1 of business."
For all his semantic subterfuge, foibles, and faux pas, Woody Johnson was a breath of fresh, honest air on Sunday.
In a perfect world, the Jets would be equipping Geno Smith -- and only Geno Smith -- for the 2014 season. Only they aren't, and I can't say I blame them. But their plan at quarterback will end up being a wise decision.
Speaking at the NFL meetings Sunday, Jets owner Woody Johnson said "we're looking at a number of players, including DeSean."
Some Jets fans who are also dog lovers and animal advocates were not happy to hear the news that quarterback Michael Vick has been signed to the team.
The New York Jets have released quarterback Mark Sanchez, as expected. But wait, there's more!
The Jets' decision Friday evening to cut quarterback Mark Sanchez and sign Michael Vick marked the end of an era for fans.
When I started this whole process a couple of months ago at TEST Parisi Football Academy, it all seemed so distant. Now, it was here.
Greg McElroy has retired at the tender age of 25. The former Jets quarterback announced his retirement on his Twitter account on Friday morning.
In other words, the free-agent QB won't be immediately typecast as a backup. But he shouldn't expect to be handed the starting job, either.
A little over a month since Sam announced his desire to become the first openly gay NFL player, he lifted 225 pounds 19 times, ran the 40-yard dash in an unofficial time of 4.69 seconds and jumped 30 inches.
