B&C Morning Show: A Boy Named Boomer's Ball-Playing Childhood
Tony in Keansburg is a big fan of the show and also a big fan of the Oakland Raiders, so he called in this morning to get Boomer's take on the state of the 'silver and black.'
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Tony in Keansburg is a big fan of the show and also a big fan of the Oakland Raiders, so he called in this morning to get Boomer's take on the state of the 'silver and black.'
Whatever way the season ends, the New York Jets are in need of an infusion of talent to ensure that they won't repeat the same misteps next season.
Sometimes in life, things come in threes. Three weeks ago, the Jets were reeling. Three weeks later -- make that three wins later -- destiny is in the hands of Gang Green.
It's hard to find anything bad about the Jets' 37-10 win over the ragged Chiefs Sunday. But here's one negative. One big thing, actually.
The bottom line is that this is a game that the Jets have to -- and should -- win.
Unlike the BCS, there are no style points. The bottom line is that the Jets took care of business and kept themselves alive in the AFC playoff race.
Two new teams make their debut and the Saints move up after a beatdown of the Giants in Joe B's Week 13 rankings.
Houston's first march toward the playoffs may have taken a fatal blow with back-up quarterback Matt Leinart's clavicle fracture.
Well, fans in Denver got their wish -- and in his second start, Tebow got flat-out rocked. Come on Broncos, says WFAN's Boomer Esiason, it's time to give it up.
The champs go easy on the winless Lambs and are now the league's only remaining unbeaten team. One favor: please lose those uniforms.
In the wake of Raiders owner Al Davis' death, new rhetoric is bound to spring up about the franchise's future in Oakland, undoubtedly sparking new rounds of discussion as to whether the Raiders would return to Los Angeles.
Before he became a caricature, Al Davis ran the most feared football team on Earth. From the late 1960s into the '80s, the Oakland Raiders were an asylum of violent offenders whose crimes were legal on Sundays, appearing in four Super Bowls and winning three.
Legendary Oakland Raiders' owner and NFL icon Al Davis passed away on Saturday. The trailblazer will be remember for his many contributions to football.
A Buffalo loss in Cincy brings the Bills back to Earth.
Rex Ryan isn't too pleased with Joe Namath's opinion that the Jets coach is making his team overconfident. "I'm not going to change who I am because Joe Namath said something," Ryan said.
Let's face it, outside of Green Bay, nobody is playing better than the Lions.
Another week, another injury for Mark Sanchez.
About a year ago, someone finally convinced me to give "Jersey Shore" a chance. It was five minutes of my life that I'll never get back. I kind of feel the same way about Sunday's Jets game.
If you think the Jets simply had a bad day on Sunday, there's no reason to read any further. But my guess is you will read further because you're probably as concerned about this defense as I am.
There was no in-game snack on the sidelines for Mark Sanchez this time at the Coliseum. He was having enough trouble just trying to breathe correctly after getting hit in the face.
Darren McFadden ran past, around and through the Jets unlike any back has since Rex Ryan turned New York into one of the NFL's biggest bullies after arriving two years ago.
Oakland Raiders bullied the two-time defending AFC runners-up on the ground to win their home opener 34-24
Go ahead, double-team one of the big names. Dustin Keller may just make you pay.
When the Jets fly off to Oakland for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Nick Mangold will have his injured ankle planted firmly on the ground -- at home.
Under normal circumstances, I would pick the Jets to win this game 31-10. But with the offense without Mangold and the likelihood of Sanchez being pressured into some mistakes, I the game will be a lot closer Jets fans would hope for.
