B&C Morning Show: Brian Billick Breaks Down NFL With Boomer & Carton
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.
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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.
Who could forget Spygate, the 2007 saga involving Bill Belichick, New York's defensive calls on New England video tape and heavy fines levied by the NFL? Well, it sounds like former Jets coach Eric Mangini would take a mulligan on it.
"I did what I had to do," the man who was charged with sneaking a stun gun into MetLife Stadium on Sunday -- and using it in an upper-deck melee -- told the New York Daily News.
As for the Giants, as you know by now, they lost and are lost. And now Hakeem Nicks is banged up.
As you probably know by now, a man decided the prudent thing to do on Sunday was to bring a weapon of some kind into MetLife Stadium prior to the Cowboys-Jets game. I'm here to tell you Rex Ryan is not to blame.
Last week, Jets coach Rex Ryan said "it's probably not recommended that you wear Cowboys stuff" to MetLife Stadium. DJ Charlamagne Tha God says that may have had something to do with his father, Leroy McKelvey, packing the weapon.
The first week of football is over, and Joe Benigno is back to rank the NFL's Top 10 teams. Where do his beloved Jets stand?
Sunday's win wasn't pretty, and the Jets know it. They also realize there's lots of work to be done before their next game against Jacksonville.
All that time off watching from the sideline last season, all those offseason practices he led, even getting married — none of it could shake Tony Romo from his habit of reckless gambles that turn into costly late-game mistakes.
It was fitting that on the tenth anniversary of 9/11, New York showed courage, stayed together and rallied.
It really wasn't until Woody Johnson hired Rex Ryan as head coach of the Jets that I began to stop playing devil's advocate and looking at every glass as half empty. And nights like Sunday night are precisely the reason why.
Sgt. John Flynn of the NYPD was a first responder at the World Trade Center a decade ago. Watching the pre-game ceremony at Citi Field, he got teary. "How could you not?" he said. "It's just an amazing day, and it's a sad thing for everybody."
The Jets' thrilling comeback over the Cowboys in their 2011 season opener may be the strongest proof yet that they're ready for a Super Bowl run.
Rex Ryan raised his arms and yelled as loud as he could. Then he shouted some more and smiled on the Jets sideline. This one was for New York.
The great Jerry "Rello" Recco gave us his first sports update of the morning, and it was chock full of sound from Week 1 of the NFL season.
Boomer and Craig kicked off a new week of shows coming to you live from BGC Charity Day near the South Street Seaport. And it just so happens to be the day after the first NFL Sunday of the year...
We certainly don't miss the NFL lockout. Neither do the event employees at MetLife Stadium, who had feared that, without Giants and Jets football, they'd be out of work.
Keeping an eye on fantasy football stats: no longer an excuse for Giants and Jets fans to stay away from MetLife Stadium.
Plaxico Burress has taken a page right out of LeBron James' playbook. "What are you doing now?" the Jets' receiver asks those who took pleasure in his prison stint. "You still mad at your job? You still angry about your life?"
Dez Bryant means no disrespect to Darrelle Revis, Antonio Cromartie or any other cornerback in the NFL. He's just not interested in discussing them. Or watching them on film. In other words, so what about Revis Island?
Jets coach Rex Ryan says he was not calling for trouble in the stands when he suggested that "it's probably not recommended" that Cowboys fans wear team gear to MetLife Stadium on Sunday night.
The Jets' head coach has been no stranger to brash quotes since replacing Eric Mangini in 2009. But his words this past Monday clearly outline how the organization feels about Sunday night's regular season opener against the Cowboys at MetLife Stadium.
John Ondrasik sat on the stage at MSG, looked out at the crowd and immediately knew something special was happening.
What would a Football Friday be without a call from "The Coach," Bill Cowher.
Plaxico Burress' journey to the Jets has certainly been a long, strange trip if there ever was one.
