Boomer Between The Games: Week 17 Preview With Brian Jones
This week on Boomer Between the Games, former NFL LB Brian Jones joined Boomer on the program.
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This week on Boomer Between the Games, former NFL LB Brian Jones joined Boomer on the program.
The Philadelphia Eagles snapped a five-game losing streak on Thursday night with a victory over the New York Giants. The 24-19 victory for the Eagles was somewhat inspiring to see after so many horrible losses. The result of the game also clinched the NFC East Division crown for the Dallas Cowboys.
Eli Manning is the face of solidity, security, and consistency. Yet fans are still trying to understand the understated QB.
Offensive lineman Lane Johnson is back and wide receiver Jordan Matthews is also questionable to return vs. the Giants on Thursday night.
The Giants can still win the NFC East title, but they'll have to get past an Eagles team looking to play the spoiler.
The Eagles may have let one slip away earlier this season against the Giants, but can the Eagles find a way to rally together and snap a five-game losing streak?
The Cowboys, who lost again to the rival Giants, are the still the best team in the NFC with Dak Prescott at QB.
This week on Boomer Between the Games, former NFL QB Chris Simms joined Boomer on the program.
The Philadelphia Eagles dropped their second straight game in the NFC East and fell to 0-3 against NFC East opponents after losing to the New York Giants on Sunday afternoon, 28-23.
When the NFC East-leading Cowboys stumble, will the Eagles or Giants be waiting? We'll know more after Sunday.
If the Eagles can exploit the New York Giants' defensive weakness and offensive shortcomings, they pick up an easy win in MetLife Stadium this Sunday.
Odell Beckham's flareups and meltdowns could suggest much more than a pampered athlete prone to temper tantrums.
Adam Gettis, guard for the New York Giants, used to talk wrestling with Big E, Ettore Ewen, when they were teammates at Iowa.
The Redskins-Giants matchup is as important as a September division game can be. And the Beckham-Norman battle may decide it.
The Giants' defensive lineman discusses recovering from injury and getting himself Ready To Play on Sundays throughout the NFL season.
Every generation thinks their football players and teams were the greatest. But no one would trade today's football TV-watching experience.
Tom Coughlin won two Super Bowls as New York Giants head coach. Even at 70+ years old, he could easily coach another NFL team to a title.
Chris reviewed last night's Powerball drawing, news that the Eagles are poised to hire Doug Pederson as their next Head Coach and news that presidential candidate Ted Cruz did not disclose details of a loan from Goldman Sachs. He also talked with foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski at 7:20 about the Navy sailors captured and released by Iran earlier in the week.
Chris contrasts the comments of new Mayor Jim Kenney and new Police Commissioner Richard Ross following the shooting of a Philadelphia police officer and reviews the opening weekend of the NFL playoffs. He spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00 about Donald Trump criticizing Bill Clinton's sexual history, comedian Jimmy Failla, who compares NFL teams to presidential candidates at 7:20, CSN Philly's Ray Didinger on the NFL playoffs at 8:00, and defense attorney Anthony Gil about the suspect in last week's police shooting at 8:20.
Multiple reports say the Eagles have requested permission from the New York Giants to interview Tom Coughlin. The interview would reportedly take place on Monday.
The Philadelphia Eagles closed out a disappointing season with a road victory against the New York Giants by playing one of their best and most efficient offensive games of the season less than a week after firing head coach Chip Kelly.
With nothing on the line but pride, the Eagles and Giants bring the 2015 season to a close Sunday afternoon in the Meadowlands.
Tom Coughlin's poor handling of Odell Beckham's behavior shouldn't tarnish his legacy. But it should cost him his job.
Don't sleep on this game, or the Giants, who have slain a few giants just when you've counted them out.
The Giants went nose to nose with the Patriots, the NFL's best team. They could've and should've won, but they didn't.
