Boomer & Carton: Don't Be A Loser, Root For Your Team To Win!
After what was an eventful weekend with regards to sport of football, Boomer and Craig had plenty to talk about on this Football Monday edition of the Morning Experience.
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After what was an eventful weekend with regards to sport of football, Boomer and Craig had plenty to talk about on this Football Monday edition of the Morning Experience.
With a combined 22 losses, the New York Jets and Tennessee Titans don't have much to play for down the stretch.
Percy Harvin is ready to go, and there's no question in his mind he'll be playing Sunday. No matter what the injury report says.
The New York Jets passing attack could be without a major player on Sunday.
Inspired by the timeless classic "Here Comes Santa Claus," Al put together a little Christmas ditty of his own for the hapless Jets.
Decker went from playing in the Super Bowl a year ago to simply playing for pride during the final weeks of this season. Through it all, he has no regrets.
When you sit down in front of the wide-screen Sunday at 4 p.m., pull out those blue, red, and silver pom-poms and root your head off -- for those valiant Tennessee Titans.
Many Jets fans want the team to lose the rest of its games so that it can select one of the two stud quarterbacks in next year's draft. And while that could very well happen, veteran linebacker Calvin Pace doesn't buy the logic.
Woody Johnson told the Daily News he's still unsure whether Rex Ryan or John Idzik will be employed by the close of business on Dec. 29, one day after the Jets' final game.
To some fans, the Jets' game at Tennessee on Sunday offers the franchise a chance to lose and have a better shot at that top draft pick — a notion that offends quarterback Geno Smith.
Percy Harvin did not practice Wednesday, and Jets coach Rex Ryan wasn't so sure he'd have the wide receiver available against the Titans.
Making matters worse surrounding the inept Knicks, word of unrest in the locker room has surfaced and Craig doesn't think Carmelo will be playing again anytime soon.
While most of Jets nation is demanding the team make a decisive move for a quarterback in the upcoming NFL draft, its current starter is talking like everything with his game is all sunshine and rainbows.
As the team prepares for a new direction, the New York Jets have a nucleus for the future.
Taking a look at who's hot and who's not on the NY/NJ sports landscape.
When Sheldon Richardson was asked how he keeps playing at such a high level while his team is struggling, the 2013 Defensive Rookie of the Year delivered, as usual.
The Titans and Jets may share 2-11 records, but the team's could not be more different in terms of talent on the field.
With three games left, the race is on. Next Sunday could play a big part in deciding things with the Jets playing the lowly Titans in Tennessee.
Despite all the mistakes that have led to fans literally taking it upon themselves to force John Idzik out, the Jets' general manager did make one decision that has worked out well for his 2-11 team.
According to a report, Idzik has lost support within the organization this season, from the front office to the coaching staff.
Rex Ryan has faced plenty of calls for his ouster during another trying season for the Jets. After his big gamble in overtime against Minnesota went bust, he's sure to hear some more.
Gang Green loses a 30-24 heart breaker to the Minnesota Vikings in overtime.
Boomer and Craig were all over it this morning, and by 'it' I mean the happenings concerning the football locals, as the Giants did a little too much celebrating for Craig's liking, while the Jets just stuck to the script.
Brash and bold, Rex Ryan became a media darling while leading the New York Jets to back-to-back AFC title games.
Jace Amaro, Muhammad Wilkerson, and Greg Salas will be ruled out for Sunday's game.
