Keefe To The City: NFL Week 5 Picks
It's been five mediocre weeks for Neil Keefe as he sits one game below .500 in his NFL picks. Devastated by the Yankees' elimination, hopefully things turn around for his picks in Week 5.
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It's been five mediocre weeks for Neil Keefe as he sits one game below .500 in his NFL picks. Devastated by the Yankees' elimination, hopefully things turn around for his picks in Week 5.
These days, Dierdorf can be heard analyzing NFL games on CBS, as a matter of fact you can hear him flex his pipes this Sunday when the Tennessee Titans visit the Pittsburgh Steelers.
While discussing comments made by Redskins tight end Chris Cooley -- about how he has taken joy in watching Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo take the field while being far from 100 percent -- Boomer Esiason sounded off.
Eli Manning threw two touchdown passes in a 58-second span late in the game and the New York Giants rallied to stun the Arizona Cardinals 31-27 on Sunday.
After taking two steps forward and one step back following an awful Week 3, Neil decides his picks season is at a crossroads and looks for logical decisions in Week 4 that he won't regret come Monday.
Solomon Wilcots will be working this Sunday's Patriots-Raiders game in Oakland alongside Boomer's Monday Night Football radio partner, Kevin Harlan.
I'm not of the mind that players should simply tough it out when doing so is likely to contribute to an exacerbation of their injuries.
Cross played his entire NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers. In fact, his final game was Super Bowl XXIII, when his 49ers beat Boomer's Bengals, 20-16.
Eli Manning was undeserving of the blame he received last season as his receivers let him down with drops and gaffes that led to interceptions. Now with an improved receiving corp, Manning is benefiting from the byproduct of the talent around him.
Last week, Neil apologized for his Week 1 catastrophe (6-8-2) by going out and throwing a gem (11-4-1). This week he's expecting to compete at a high level once again.
You could say the Giants' defensive coordinator didn't want to thrown any more Fewell on the fire.
According to Howard Balzer of The Sports Xchange, one Rams player -- and former Giants linebacker -- says Big Blue players are being instructed on faking injuries.
The NFL has sent a memo to all 32 teams warning of fines, suspensions and loss of draft picks if the league determines players faked injuries during a game.
Sports bars across New York City provide Monday night specials to help you nurse your sorrows when your fantasy team drops the ball, or celebrate when your favorite team wins in real life. Check out our list of the best bars to watch MNF in NYC.
Jeff Capellini, editor for CBSNewYork.com who writes under the name Green Lantern, joined Neil to talk about the Jets as they look to go 2-0 before three consecutive road games.
Consider the desire to win and those adolescent feelings of invincibility and you get a sense of the difficulty hospitals are facing.
Neil made a few terrible decisions last week like believing in the Giants, trusting Colt McCoy and the Browns, thinking the Bills would suck again and going against the Lions bandwagon, which is now at capacity.
Who could forget Spygate, the 2007 saga involving Bill Belichick, New York's defensive calls on New England video tape and heavy fines levied by the NFL? Well, it sounds like former Jets coach Eric Mangini would take a mulligan on it.
It was hard to separate football from life yesterday, as all teams seemed to play in the spiritual shadow of the fallen Twin Towers. It's tough to watch the somber services and then flip some internal switch going from macabre to the mayhem of the NFL.
The Jets' thrilling comeback over the Cowboys in their 2011 season opener may be the strongest proof yet that they're ready for a Super Bowl run.
Rex Ryan raised his arms and yelled as loud as he could. Then he shouted some more and smiled on the Jets sideline. This one was for New York.
Rex Grossman was on-target and out-dueled his counterpart Eli Manning as the Redskins defeated the Giants in Week 1, 28-14.
Keeping an eye on fantasy football stats: no longer an excuse for Giants and Jets fans to stay away from MetLife Stadium.
From bomb-sniffing dogs to pat-downs of fans, security will be tight at 13 NFL games and the U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows on Sunday.
Between his fantasy teams, survivor pools, pick 'em pools, six-team parlays and three-team teasers, Neil Keefe thought it would be a good idea to pick every NFL game for the entire season and have it documented.
