Gov. Christie: 'Honest, Decent' Goodell Should Remain NFL Commish
Christie, who worked with the commissioner during the lead-up to the Super Bowl, said Goodell should not be judged solely on his error in the Ray Rice case.
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Christie, who worked with the commissioner during the lead-up to the Super Bowl, said Goodell should not be judged solely on his error in the Ray Rice case.
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 3 of the NFL season.
Plus, Jerry lets us know what else is going on in sports in another hilarious and informative update.
Might that shield the NFL is so proud and protective of some day stand for the National Felons League?
Fans and sponsors are still paying and and will likely continue to do so "unless or until those folks think that this is a chronic problem," said David Carter, who heads the Sports Business Institute at the University of Southern California.
Another major sponsor is speaking out on the NFL's handling of domestic-violence cases, with PepsiCo Inc.'s CEO Indra Nooyi saying she is "deeply disturbed."
What would George say about the NFL and its critics, the gruesomely physical league's criminals and many of their equally impure, sanctimonious fans?
Here's a look at the key fantasy players on both sides, and our recommendation on whether you should start them or sit them in your fantasy lineup.
Through the NFL's scandals, Goodell remains incommunicado, waiting for the perfect storm he could have never imagined blows over before getting back to earning his $44 million a year.
When the Hall of Famer stopped by the Allstate Studio for a visit Thursday morning, needless to say, we were all a little worried about Uncle Booms.
Boomer's friend and 'NFL Today' colleague James Brown chimed in this morning, giving the guys a call to talk about the dark cloud that currently looms over the NFL.
Finally, a pocket of good coming from this ongoing mess that is the NFL as of late...
The clock is ticking on the playing career of one Derek Jeter, so Boomer and Craig set aside the dark cloud that continues to linger over the NFL for a few minutes.
When asked whether NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell should resign over the way his office handled the incident, the Democrat sidestepped the question.
Peterson is charged with a felony for using a wooden switch to spank his 4-year-old son and now could miss the rest of the season while the case proceeds through the court system.
The NFL finally will have HGH testing, perhaps as early as the end of this month.
Week 3's Thursday night matchup features two NFC South teams that made headlines for all the wrong reasons last season.
A week ago, it seemed the world was angry at Roger Goodell because he had botched the Ray Rice decision. That was just the tip of the iceberg.
The New York Football Giants are stumbling through the early season again in 2014. Their inferior play thus far has become a reminder of the shortcomings that plagued the team last season. As if righting a sinking ship was not enough for Big Blue to handle, in come the undefeated Houston Texans and their $100 million man, J.J. Watt.
Anheuser-Busch, one of the NFL's biggest sponsors, says it isn't happy with the recent controversy that has engulfed the league.
In a statement, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton said disciplining "a child to the extent of visible wounds, as has been alleged, should not be tolerated in our state."
Reggie Bush is rushing to the defense of Adrian Peterson, saying he too would "harshly" discipline his young child.
Retired slugger Gary Sheffield says he never hit his kids with a tree branch, but he would threaten them with a belt if necessary.
Democrats in Western New York are asking voters to take a long, hard look at Republican gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino for the offense of being -- yikes! -- a Miami fan.
The Houston Texans are a surprising 2-0 under new head coach Bill O'Brien. Meanwhile, the New York Football Giants are still winless after losing their home opener to the Arizona Cardinals 25-14 on Sunday. This week, $100 million man J.J. Watt comes into the Big Apple looking to extend the Giants' misery.
