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Heading to the Jets game on Sunday or the Giants game on Monday? Pack some patience along with your team spirit.
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Heading to the Jets game on Sunday or the Giants game on Monday? Pack some patience along with your team spirit.
After New York's emotional comeback win Sunday night, a lot of people are bringing up the "L-word." How do the Jets avoid a letdown?
LaDainian Tomlinson realizes he's no longer considered the dominant, game-changing rusher he once was or even an every-down running back. Just don't think for a moment that he thinks he's anywhere close to being done.
The last time the Jets and Jaguars met, Mark Sanchez and Maurice Jones-Drew played large roles in an exciting game. The health - and protection - of each could be a factor when the teams meet again Sunday.
Jets linebacker David Harris did not practice on Thursday because of a toe injury, while wide receiver Santonio Holmes was limited with a sore knee and quadriceps. But both are expected to play Sunday against Jacksonville.
One of our favorite sportscasters and one of Boomer's "NFL Today on CBS" partners, James Brown, called into the hotline for a fun few minutes with Boomer and Craig.
Just minutes after concluding an interview with former-Jet-turned-Jaguar Drew Coleman, recently-traded cornerback Dwight Lowery calls into the hotline to give his take on the matchup this Sunday.
Former Jets cornerback Drew Coleman is now current Jaguars cornerback Drew Coleman. He called into the hotline to spend a few minutes with Boomer and Craig to go over the match-up between the two teams this Sunday.
Boomer and Craig got started on this Football Friday talking about - what else - football!
Neil made a few terrible decisions last week like believing in the Giants, trusting Colt McCoy and the Browns, thinking the Bills would suck again and going against the Lions bandwagon, which is now at capacity.
New York Jets linebacker David Harris did not practice because of a toe injury, while wide receiver Santonio Holmes was limited with a sore knee and quadriceps but both are expected to play Sunday against Jacksonville.
The Jets need Mark Sanchez healthy, and know they need to do a better job of protecting their franchise quarterback. He was sacked four times by the Cowboys on Sunday night, and hit almost a dozen times.
Darrelle Revis did Versus and NFL Films a big favor when he made the key play in the New York Jets' 27-24 victory over Dallas on Sunday night.
Jets QB Mark Sanchez was a full participant in practice Wednesday, and was feeling "good" despite undergoing concussion tests after Sunday night's win.
One of our favorite NFL guests, Brian Billick, woke up early on the West Coast to call in and break down a little NFL football with Boomer & Craig.