Silverman: A Move To London Would Not Be Krafty
Kraft got his head out over his skis when he advocated the NFL putting a permanent franchise in London during an interview with Sky Sports reporter Neil Reynolds.
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Kraft got his head out over his skis when he advocated the NFL putting a permanent franchise in London during an interview with Sky Sports reporter Neil Reynolds.
An interesting poll regarding which athlete woman would risk their marriage to be intimate with sparked quite a discussion this morning.
According to his peers, the two-time -- and reigning -- Super Bowl MVP wasn't even close to being one of the league's ten best players.
LaRon Landry wants to prove he is healthy before he gets a lengthy contract. So the versatile safety signed a one-year contract with the New York Jets with the idea that a longer deal and bigger bucks could come down the road.
As if lining up against Patriots quarterback Tom Brady twice per season wasn't enough, now there's the possibility Peyton could plague the Jets.
If you're keeping score at home, the Super Bowl-winning list reads: Tom Brady with three, little brother Eli Manning with two and big brother Peyton Manning with one. And the only way that Peyton has a chance to win another Super Bowl is to leave Indianapolis.
Neil Keefe and Mike Hurley talk about the Rangers and Bruins, Knicks and Celtics and why Bobby Valentine is running his mouth in another epic email discussion.
After a grueling NFL season which culminated in a Super Bowl loss to the Giants, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and his Super Model wife Gisele Bundchen took a little reprieve on the lovely island of Costa Rica.
Somehow or another the guys went from talking about Tom Brady's sister apparently being engaged to Red Sox slugger Kevin Youkilis to which wild animal would make the best pet.
Giants running back Brandon Jacobs admitted that he was wrong to criticize Gisele Bundchen for her post-Super Bowl rant.
This writer was fortunate to be in the building for Super Bowl 46 (section 638, Row 20, seat 13, the next to last row in Lucas Oil Stadium). The following is to both discuss the game and discuss what was happening in the stadium during the game.
Let's face it: It has not been a good week for Tom Brady. And while many New Yorkers will likely mutter "Good" when thinking about that, it seems like the hits are just going to keep on coming for the superstar athlete.
Before we plunge into purgatory, a frigid hole in the sports calendar also called February, a final nod to the New York "Football" Giants and a few football lessons from the Super Bowl…
Consider Jacobs not a fan of the supermodel's inner football analyst.
Yes, the Giants won their second Super Bowl in five years. But more important are the messages that can be learned by absorbing the way they did it, educating and inspiring thousands of people, young and old.
Needless to say, Giants fever is everywhere, including the town right over the bridge, where star quarterback Eli Manning lives in a high-rise overlooking the Hudson River with his wife, Abby, and daughter, Ava.
The Patriots say there's no finger-pointing after their Super Bowl loss, even if supermodel Gisele Bundchen won't abide by that code.
"My husband cannot (bleeping) throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time," Tom Brady's supermodel wife snapped after the game.
As I began to write this blog about 14 hours after Tom Brady's Hail Mary hit the ground just a few feet away from Rob Gronkowski, Indianapolis continues to count the money that has been rolling into the city for the last week to ten days.
Sunday night was epic for Neil Keefe as his Giants won Super Bowl XLVI, and he shares his thoughts from the 21-17 win over the Patriots.
Manning? All he does is take his baby face and $10 haircut back home, with his second Super Bowl MVP trophy and a second ring.
For a fortnight the pretty people – some football fans and some just poseurs at a party watching an old, lip-synching singer – donned Patriots jerseys. The winners wore Giants jerseys.
Beset by injuries, the Giants were counted out before the season even began. At 7-7, they seemed doomed to narrowly miss the playoffs. Forget about all of that now. Get ready for a parade, New York.
Blame me, Welker said. Blame me for letting a ball I always catch fall to the ground.
No more hot seat for Tom Coughlin. No more second-guessing. The 65-year-old made NFL history on Sunday.
