Sunday could be the biggest game the Cowboys and Giants have ever played against each other and the feeling for both of these teams couldn't be more different. While many prognosticators are picking the Giants to win this game, the Giants are playing with house money. In a season where many thought the Giants weren't going to do anything, they made the playoffs and Coughlin and Eli got their first playoff win. This game, while an amazing opportunity is a bonus game for the Giants. On the other hand the pressure has to be on in Big D. The Cowboys coming off that disaster to the Seahawks in last year's playoffs haven't won a playoff game in 11 years, they're the number 1 seed and are expected to be in the Super Bowl. The Giants are going to be playing fast and loose while maybe the Cowboys are going to play tight. This morning, much like yesterday, Boomer & Carton had a stark disagreement over who's going to win this game.
Carton's Anti- Giants Rant
Carton is ticked off with Giants fans and rightly so. All year Carton has praised the Giants to no end and most of the time his enthusiasm has been met with skepticism and apathy from Giants fans calling in the show. Now, when Carton is just being honest because he doesn't think the Giants are going to win, Giant fans are killing him. So he's mad and here's a part of what he had to say about the Giants this morning:
"It is a LOCK. There's no way the Giants are going to win this game against the Cowboys. The Giants are coming off a win against Tampa Bay and they're acting like they beat the Patriots. On top of that they're talking a whole lot of smack. Osi Umenyiora saying the Cowboys aren't better then the Giants. Uh Osi, yes they are and if you were better this game would be a Giants Stadium where by the way, you stink."
Boomer's Pro Giants Rant
Boomer thinks Carton is all wrong. He thinks the Giants have what it takes on both the offensive and defensive sides of the football. On D Umenyiora and Strahan are going to get pressure on Tony Romo and on offense Boomer thinks Eli will continue his renaissance. Here's what Boomer had to say in defense of Big Blue:
"Have the Cowboys ever beat one team three times in one season? No. Has Tony Romo ever won a playoff game? No. Is Romo 100%? Maybe, maybe not. What about Terrell Owens? How well have the Cowboys played over the last month? Add that to the fact the Giants have won 8 games in a row on the road. They're playing with house money and they are going to play loose. That's why the Giants can win this game and are going to win this game."
So with both guys vehemently disagreeing how is this going to be settled? Well if the Giants win then Craig said he's going to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge in a Speedo and if the Cowboys win Boomer will let Craig onto his MSG show this coming week. Good luck to our competitors.
He said it was going to happen yesterday but it didn't. This morning Craig's promise that his new friend from the Knicks game, Padma Lakshmi, the host of Top Chef on Bravo, and a former girl of the week, called in:
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Believe it or not but there are other games outside of the Cowboys-Giants game this weekend. Actually it should be a great NFL weekend as the four games will be hosted by four great franchises. Dan Dierdorf of CBS joined the guys to talk about Colts- Chargers:, while Joe Buck of FOX went around the league with the guys to end up, where else, on the Giants and Cowboys:
On the year Carton's 28-11-1 and 4-0 so far in the playoffs while Boomer is 19-20-1 on the year and is after the first round is 2-2 with his playoff picks. Everyone enjoy all the football this weekend and I'll see you on Monday morning.
Boomer was a little groggy this morning after calling last night’s Dolphins – Panthers game in Carolina, but he was more than ready for this Football Friday edition of the Boomer and Carton Morning Extravaganza. With all of that said, the guys opened up the Big Program talking about the New York Knicks, more specifically what Craig calls ‘The Answer’ to their problems. I’m referring of course to NBA free-agent, Allen Iverson. Then it was onto the business at hand, as the Jets and the Giants both have big football games coming up this Sunday…Plus, super hottie Jenn Sterger un-enhances herself and Jerry stirs it up with his first update of the day, more music majesty from Al Dukes, how to tell your Aunt from your Uncle, Kerry Rhodes shameless self-promotion, rappin’ bout practice and a hockey stick causes a melee, Craigie gets Dan Fouts to swear, Peter Vecsey weighs in on the AI debate, Jerry’s Moment of the Day and of course the Boomer and Craig’s Picks, Picks, Picks…
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Sunday could be the biggest game the Cowboys and Giants have ever played against each other and the feeling for both of these teams couldn't be more different. While many prognosticators are picking the Giants to win this game, the Giants are playing with house money. In a season where many thought the Giants weren't going to do anything, they made the playoffs and Coughlin and Eli got their first playoff win. This game, while an amazing opportunity is a bonus game for the Giants. On the other hand the pressure has to be on in Big D. The Cowboys coming off that disaster to the Seahawks in last year's playoffs haven't won a playoff game in 11 years, they're the number 1 seed and are expected to be in the Super Bowl. The Giants are going to be playing fast and loose while maybe the Cowboys are going to play tight. This morning, much like yesterday, Boomer & Carton had a stark disagreement over who's going to win this game. .jpg)
Carton is ticked off with Giants fans and rightly so. All year Carton has praised the Giants to no end and most of the time his enthusiasm has been met with skepticism and apathy from Giants fans calling in the show. Now, when Carton is just being honest because he doesn't think the Giants are going to win, Giant fans are killing him. So he's mad and here's a part of what he had to say about the Giants this morning:
Boomer thinks Carton is all wrong. He thinks the Giants have what it takes on both the offensive and defensive sides of the football. On D Umenyiora and Strahan are going to get pressure on Tony Romo and on offense Boomer thinks Eli will continue his renaissance. Here's what Boomer had to say in defense of Big Blue:
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Terrell Owens health has been a constant question this week since he hasn't played since suffering a high ankle sprain in Dallas's game against Carolina. Yesterday, on the NFL Network, 
