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Carlow East, an Irish pub on 85th Street and Lexington Avenue, has turned into the unofficial watering hole for Seahawks fans that have either relocated from the Pacific Northwest or been home grown right here in the Tri-State area.
Players are done speaking to the media. The coaches held their final press conference on Friday. We've exhausted the New York-New Jersey debate. Security plans are set and the forecast is warming up. There's only one thing left...
The Seahawks believe this will be a different game -- much different -- than the AFC Championship, played in Denver's altitude and against the Patriots and their beat-up defense.
We have another contender for Super Bowl commercial of the year. Love him or hate him, you have to admit these spots are pretty darn funny.
Jets legend Joe Namath says he's "improved" after going through "some things medically" that could be tied to concussions suffered during his playing days.
Tiger Woods and his girlfriend Lindsey Vonn, as well as other celebrities are pulling for the Broncos this Sunday. Also, Eric LeGrand gets a chance to experience the Super Bowl in person.
Just because we've moved a couple of days closer to Sunday's 6:30 p.m. kickoff doesn't mean there hasn't been a bit of Giants news hanging over Super Bowl week.
Almost there. Last up: the coaches. Denver's John Fox and Seattle's Pete Carroll were scheduled to hold their final news conferences Friday morning, the last time everyone will hear from the teams until after the Lombardi Trophy is awarded.
Check out Boomer & Craig's picks for Super Bowl XLVIII. Who are you taking?
Before the beautiful Katherine Webb made her visit to M&M's World in Times Square, the guys chatted on the phone with the great Phil Simms.
Adrian Peterson stopped by M&M's World shortly afterward and got scolded by Craigie for ruining his fantasy team. Craig eventually forgave AP, and the guys discussed just how much of a stud Peterson is on Sundays.
We also got a special treat as Freeman gave us some tremendous impersonations of Denzel Washington.
Staubach said he feels great and still has the arm. Craig had to see it to believe it, so Roger threw a few passes to a lucky young fan.
It's the final football Friday of the season as on Sunday the NFL will crown its Super Bowl champ.
Fans have been flocking to Super Bowl Boulevard, a 13-block stretch of Broadway between 34th and 47th, since it officially opened, but the frigid temperatures may be keeping some people away.
WFAN's biggest hosts were once again broadcasting live from M&M's World in Times Square on Thursday with the big game at MetLife Stadium right around the corner.
A Bronx man was arrested and charged Thursday, after authorities allegedly found 124 counterfeit Super Bowl tickets.
Everything is larger in New York, and Super Bowl Boulevard is no exception. It has the obscene, fun-house distortion you expect when a party is thrown in Times Square.
If it wasn't personal before, it definitely is now. Warren Sapp took his feud with Michael Strahan to a new low when he made reference to the Giants legend's "gap tooth" and challenged him to a one-on-one meeting anytime, anywhere.
Authorities say most of the knockoffs were manufactured overseas. They say once the makers learned the Broncos and Seahawks made the Super Bowl, they rushed to make the goods with the teams' logos. Then the goods were smuggled into the U.S. using overnight shipping.
Chris Christie says there's nothing to debate: This year's Super Bowl belongs to the Garden State. End of discussion. No spin. "Every once and a while somebody goes over to have dinner in New York, but that's about it."
Players on both teams have experienced chilly conditions during games, of course, although they don't regularly brace for the sort of brrrr that's anticipated for this Super Bowl.
The Broncos braved the cold for their first full practice of Super Bowl week, working in pads for nearly two hours after a 30-minute walkthrough session Wednesday.
Archie Manning joined the show this morning shortly after learning about the allegations of Eli Manning and the Giants creating fraudulent memorabilia.
Allen, Boomer and Craig got into a discussion on NFL free agency and how Allen, along with the union members, fought years ago for free agency in football and how the current players are reaping the benefits now.
