Bills Fred Jackson Won't Face Jets
Buffalo Bills running back Fred Jackson won't play Sunday in New York against the Jets because of a leg injury.
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Buffalo Bills running back Fred Jackson won't play Sunday in New York against the Jets because of a leg injury.
Mark Sanchez knows his job is safe. His reps in practice are another matter.
The wide receiver had received permission from the team to do charity work in his hometown in Virginia on Monday, and returned Monday night instead of Tuesday, as originally planned.
Marcus Dixon tries not to think about the 15 darkest months of his life. All that lost time in prison. All those tears. No football. No freedom.
A couple of weeks ago Boomer offered his personal tickets for this Sunday's Bills-Jets game to out old friend Omar in Brooklyn.
Finally, with the short week due to the Thanksgiving holiday, Boomer & Craig offered their award winning picks-picks-picks for Week 12 of the NFL Season. They are as follows...
Brian Billick joined Boomer & Craig just after 9 a.m. to talk some NFL football, which the former Ravens head coach and current Fox analyst does on a weekly basis.
Although we normally try to steer clear of obvious cliches here on the Morning Extravaganza, with Thanksgiving being celebrated tomorrow, I think I speak for the entire staff when I say we are all 'thankful' that Rex Ryan is here in New York.
In a world where virtually everybody tries to make virtually everything a "certainty," the reality is that is sometimes not the case in deciding whether or not to go for two. That is, it's really a "feel" thing.
Rex Ryan may be $75,000 lighter in the wallet. But ask him about his floundering team's future, and he's all rainbows and lollipops.
Rex Ryan's mouth really cost him this time. "Obviously, it was a mistake that I made and I'm responsible for my actions," he said Monday.
Even with gloom and doom being the overwhelming feeling among fans and the media, the Jets believe they can still turn things around.
Jets coach Rex Ryan has been fined $75,000 by the NFL for using profanity while angrily responding to a fan at at halftime of the team's 37-16 loss to the Patriots in Week 10.
Under the category of "losing a game in the fourth quarter to a far-from-prolific NFL quarterback," the New York football Giants and their vaunted defense joined the Jets and Rex's 'D.'
Rex Ryan still couldn't believe it, stunned even 12 hours after his Jets left Denver with a devastating loss. Too many mistakes. Too many blown opportunities. And, now, there's serious doubt whether this is even a playoff-caliber team.
