B&C Morning Show: Jets Fullback John Conner Checks In
John Conner made his Boomer & Carton debut this morning as he called in to offer a little player's preview of this Sunday's Jets-Chargers matchup.
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John Conner made his Boomer & Carton debut this morning as he called in to offer a little player's preview of this Sunday's Jets-Chargers matchup.
Shorty before 7 a.m., Boomer & Craig took a call from Vinny, a passionate Jets fan. He expressed his concern with the Jets' inability to generate a "freakin'" pass-rush.
Boomer & Craig put football aside for a moment this morning to discuss the assassination of the autocratic ruler of Libya, Moammar Gadhafi.
Jets coach Rex Ryan admits he messed up in his comments about the San Diego Chargers, New York's opponent this week.
New York Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie and center Nick Mangold did not participate in practice, but coach Rex Ryan says they are expected to play against San Diego on Sunday.
Plaxico Burress predicted big things for his NFL return a few months ago, convinced he would show everyone he was still one of the game's best wide receivers. Well, the Jets are still waiting.
Rex Ryan opened his mouth and got Chargers-Jets week off to a rousing start.
So what's the problem with Jets receiver Plaxico Burress? Bad signing, that's the problem.
After Boomer & Craig spent the majority of the open talking about Rex Ryan doing what Rex Ryan does, Jerry provided audio of the comments, as well as the response from Chargers head coach Norv Turner.
When asked how things would have turned out had he been hired by the San Diego Chargers back in 2007 rather than Norv Turner (who still currently holds the position), Rex just couldn't help himself.
If the Jets are well under the cap, Boomer & Carton wanted to know, why did they let key pieces like Drew Coleman and James Ihedigbo walk?
NFL quarterbacks are padding the injury reports, and their injuries are not only impacting game outcomes but resulting in unanticipated trades.
Where has the Plaxico Burress of old been? The Jets' large red-zone target has been quiet this season, despite high hopes from coach Rex Ryan and the rest of the team.
Ryan and his players now know one thing: Vegas thinks the Jets have work to do before they can truly say they've turned their season around.
The Jets needed a win in the worst way. So they started out in the worst way, ending up with a win over the worst team.
