Boomer & Carton: Jim Kelly And Joe Montana
Montana stopped by to rub into Boomer's face how he won so many Super Bowls, including one against Booms 25 years ago.
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Montana stopped by to rub into Boomer's face how he won so many Super Bowls, including one against Booms 25 years ago.
Marino works with Boomer on Sundays on the "NFL Today" and they were quick to take some shots at each other.
The Rangers beat the Isles last night much to the satisfaction of Boomer, and Jerry shared the sound from last nights game at Yankee Stadium. Plus the guys continued to break down the Giants memorabilia story.
The 13-block stretch of Broadway between 34th and 47th features a giant toboggan run, a merchandise shop and a place for fans to try kicking field goals, among other activities.
Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno will play in Super Bowl XLVIII on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, just 40 miles from where he grew up.
We're one day closer to Super Bowl XLVIII! Boomer & Carton, Joe & Evan and Mike Francesa are doing their shows all week from M&M's World, with a bevy of heavy hitters on the guest list.
Peyton Manning didn't have a whole lot of believers after undergoing multiple neck surgeries. Not even his own brother thought he would recover enough to get back on the field.
It was Lamar Hunt who started the American Football League, and without his commitment and deep pockets, the NFL would never have had legitimate competition and would have remained a closed, old-boys club for many years.
The GWB isn't taking sides. It will be lit up in Bronco orange and Seahawk green for the Super Bowl.
"Puppy Love" will be aired during Super Bowl XLVIII on Feb. 2, though chances are most viewers will have seen it by then. The spot had more than 1.1 million views on YouTube as of Wednesday afternoon.
Prominent Denver Broncos are planning what will happen next after a Super Bowl win or loss. For Peyton Manning, retirement could be the next step.
The duo allegedly whipped up bogus Super Bowl tickets, parking passes for MetLife stadium, tickets to the NFL Commissioner's party at the Waldorf Astoria hotel and another party at Radio City Music Hall.
The Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks are all settled in for Super Bowl week. And on Tuesday they had to navigate the weird, weird waters of media day at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.
Some pro-marijuana billboards are popping along New Jersey highways -- and are taking aim at the NFL in the days before Super Bowl XLVIII is played at the Meadowlands.
Seattle Seahawks star Marshawn Lynch made an early exit at Super Bowl media day, then returned to Tuesday's session just in time to possibly avoid a hefty fine from the NFL.
Consider these essentials to throw the best party for the big game, from CBS Local's Eat See Play.
CBS 2 weatherman Lonnie Quinn says a lot will depend on the timing and placement of an incoming low-pressure system. "It's like Mother Nature is a football fan," he said on Monday night's newscast.
As the Broncos and Seahawks prepare to face hundreds of journalists, pseudo-journalists, comedians, pranksters and low-level celebrities, here's a look at some of the great and not-so-great moments in media day history.
The Seattle Seahawks coach said Monday he supports Commissioner Roger Goodell's message last week that the league could consider medicinal marijuana as a treatment if science proved it could be beneficial for players who have suffered concussions.
With the Super Bowl XLVIII just days away, you'd never know it from the New Jersey side of this two-part equation. Some lawmakers say the NFL hasn't endorsed any of its events, leaving New Jersey out of the spotlight and in the cold.
If it took 48 years to get the Super Bowl in a cold-weather state, there's a reason. It's a bad reason. This game is meant to be played in warmer weather, for a thousand reasons.
It's either a frightening statistic or not that surprising at all considering the professional stakes.
October football is in full swing, and Sunday is filled with exciting matchups. Celebrate each touch down - or drown your sorrows after every butt fumble - at these city bars.
The New York Daily News apparently came away unimpressed, running with the back-page headline: "THE MOUTH THAT BORED -- Seahawks' Sherman suddenly goes soft, gets Super Bowl week off to sorry start."
