5 NFL Week 7 JB Locks Against The Spread
I went 3-2 last week. Let's break down my NFL Week 7 JB Locks against the spread.
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I went 3-2 last week. Let's break down my NFL Week 7 JB Locks against the spread.
Video of the final play shows an official prodding Dont'a Hightower of the Patriots to the side of the Jets' center, preventing a potential five-yard penalty.
If anything, Thursday night in New England showed how poor this team is -- they couldn't take a game that was practically given to them.
With the Giants traveling to Dallas to take on Tony Romo and the Cowboys this Sunday, Al opened his sack of hits one more time.
DeMarco Murray could become the first running back to begin a season with seven 100-yard rushing games as the Cowboys seek a sixth straight victory when they host the Giants on Sunday.
The Jets suffered their sixth straight loss, the longest streak in Rex Ryan's six seasons as coach, after taking a 19-17 lead with just under 9 minutes left in the third quarter.
Finally we got to the wildly popular segment of the program where Boomer and Craig offer up their "award-winning" NFL Picks-Picks-Picks against the spread for Week 7 of the NFL season.
So it was obviously there that this Football Friday edition of the Morning Extravaganza began, as Craig comfortably took on the role of crazy Jets fan.
"He would not have had to call four times (for the video)," said Jerry Izenberg, a longtime Star-Ledger columnist and the author of the new book, "Rozelle: A Biography."
This is the last thing New York Jets fans need to hear. But here it is: Tom Brady could have been drafted by the green and white, if only one scout had his way.
While the Jets have fallen badly, the Patriots have picked it up with two stellar offensive showings in the last two weeks. Tom Brady has found his rhythm, while tight end Rob Gronkowski is growing more dangerous each week. Here's a look at the key players on each side and which players belong in your fantasy line-up.
If seeing Darrelle Revis in a Patriots uniform makes Rex Ryan sick to his stomach, imagine how the Jets coach will feel if his former star player scores a touchdown on Thursday night.
The Patriots turned their season around in plenty of time. It's probably too late for the Jets, especially if they drop their sixth straight game on Thursday night.
hese divisional rivals are going in opposite directions. After a season-opening victory, the Jets have lost five in a row. While they had a chance against Green Bay and Chicago in Weeks 2 and 3, they've gone backwards from there.
The New York Football Giants not only lost a football game in Philadelphia, they also lost two key contributor with season-ending injuries. On Tuesday, the team officially placed wide receiver Victor Cruz and cornerback Trumaine McBride on the injured reserve list.
Mike Williams wants out of Buffalo. The Giants need someone to fill Victor Cruz's shoes. Might there be a fit?
Ryan tried his best to sound positive, but he appeared weary and acknowledged he got very little sleep after the Jets' 31-17 loss to the Broncos on Sunday.
Defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins says the Giants "mentally weren't into the game like we should have been" after being blown out in Philadelphia on Sunday night.
Quinton Coples wasn't going to let his team's 1-5 record scare him away from the opportunity to talk with the Dynamic Radio Duo that is Boomer & Carton.
The New York Football Giants (3-3) jump out of the frying pan and into the fire this week as the team travels to Texas to take on the Dallas Cowboys (5-1). The G-men are still smarting from a 27-0 pasting at the hands of the Philadelphia Eagles, while the Cowboys upended the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks 30-23 in Seattle.
Overcome with emotion, his hands in front of his eyes as the tears flowed, Cruz couldn't hide his pain. If anything showed the extent of his knee injury, it was those tears.
Craig was sad to report this Tuesday morning that, in his eyes, the Rex Ryan he once knew and loved is all but dead.
New York's secondary is a mess. Cornerback Dee Milliner may be done for the year. And Joe Benigno wants Wilson on the first bus out of town.
This disaster of a football team is depressing enough for me, but what does it say about all of you who are paying for the privilege of getting overly worked up every home game?
Don't think for a minute that just because the old lion lost the battle, he is doomed to lose the war. These are Tom Coughlin's Giants, after all.
