Kids Learn About Life And Football At Annual Gridiron Games
Pint sized football players with huge spirits received a pep talk from former NFL players like Bruce Harper before hitting the turf for the annual Gridiron Games.
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Pint sized football players with huge spirits received a pep talk from former NFL players like Bruce Harper before hitting the turf for the annual Gridiron Games.
Jets wide receiver Jeremy Kerley has been downgraded as out for Sunday's game with the Ravens.
The Ravens hope to exploit Geno Smith's inexperience, but won't overlook his strengths at quarterback.
The Giants' chances of winning the NFC East would be slim if they lose, and seven losses might not be good enough to make the playoffs as a wild card.
Rueben Randle has caught six touchdown passes in the last six games to take over the team lead. No other Giants receiver has caught a TD in that span.
While the Giants' defense has been the catalyst in their amazing comeback from a dismal 0-6 start, there were concerns after last week's win over Green Bay.
Ed Reed wouldn't mind doing his part in improving New York's turnover total this Sunday. After all, Reed is going back to Baltimore. Again.
He joined Boomer and Craig to talk about the Jets-Ravens game, his reasons for retiring at the end of the season and share how he feels about the current state of the game...
The guys did manage to carve out a few minutes to reluctantly discuss the latest coming from the Alex Rodriguez fiasco, but the focus was mainly on the pigskin.
CBS announced Wednesday that he will leave the booth after this season. The 64-year-old Dierdorf has called NFL games for three decades, the longest current tenure by a TV analyst.
Jerry Jones says there's no point in talking trash. Yes, that Jerry Jones, the same guy who last preseason invited fans to watch the Cowboys "beat the New York Giants' a----."
For the loud few who really, truly believe that Matt Simms is the spark the Jets need, they have a lot of disappointment awaiting them.
I know what you're all thinking: Why in the world would we allow him to play football? Believe me, my wife and I have been told by family and friends that we're nuts.
Playoff contender or frustrating pretender? That's what the Jets need to figure out, and soon.
The Giants swagger has returned, courtesy of a four-game winning streak. New York dug itself a deep hole in starting the season with six straight losses, but four straight wins have placed them back in the playoff hunt. Big Blue faces an erratic Cowboys squad that beat New York 36-31 in a wild season opener at Dallas in September. The G-men would love nothing better than to return the favor to the 'Boys at MetLife Stadium this week.
The New York Jets are on the cusp of a remarkable season – one that could be squandered if their head coach doesn't belly up to the bar and make some tough decisions.
Who would have imagined three months ago that the Jets would be in the wild-card hunt? (Sunday's blowout notwithstanding.) And who could have thought one month ago that the Giants would be back in the race? (Besides Antrel Rolle.)
The New York Giants' game at the Washington Redskins next month will stay in primetime even though the teams are a combined 7-13.
The Bills didn't take too kindly upon hearing the Jets spent part of Saturday at Dave & Busters, a chain restaurant and entertainment venue in suburban Buffalo.
The Jets collapse on the road against an inspired Buffalo Bills team.
Peyton Manning threw for 323 yards and a touchdown Sunday night and was barely touched by Kansas City's sack-happy defense in Denver's 27-17 victory.
In an NFC East nobody wants to win, a division where the champion could well be 7-9 when all this is said and done, the Giants are looking pretty good right now.
We have to understand that there's still a long six weeks to go in this season. So I implore you--let's wait until it all plays out before we make any more definitive judgments.
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First Boomer and Craig ran down the names of a few backup quarterbacks currently getting playing time in the NFL, including Raiders rookie signal-caller Matthew McGloin, a name Craigie had a little difficulty with.
