Kimes will also reportedly continue her podcast, which is produced by Omaha Productions as part of the Peyton Manning-led company’s partnership with ESPN. That prompted Gio to suggest that Boomer Esiason is now the ugliest member of the CBS pregame cast.Charter Faces Class Action Lawsuit In Carriage Standoff With Disney Smart, he’s self-deprecating and, you know, of course he is good looking.” “He’s not going to be with us every week, is going to be with us every couple of weeks and then as we get to the playoffs, he’d be with us for that, but he’s a natural. “Two naturals that I’ve sat with in my life, I mean, literally that could do anything was Nate Burleson and this guy,” he said. Watt demurred, saying that he is excited to get the show started, but admitted that he really doesn’t know what to expect from the first rehearsal with his new colleagues, which was scheduled for Friday.Īfter the future Hall of Fame said goodbye, Esiason explained why he is so optimistic about Watt, but about The NFL Today as a whole this season. “Boomer called you ‘a natural,’ by the way, and he hates everybody.” Gregg Giannotti revealed that to Watt when he called into Boomer & Gio Friday morning on WFAN. His NFL Today colleague Boomer Esiason says he has already been impressed by the show’s newest cast member. Ruiter said it is supposed to be “70 and sunny” to which Carman sheepishly responded “so no need to bring a poncho” and moving on to other topics.Įxpectations for JJ Watt on CBS are high. Lima got one more shot in about the seriousness of concussions before Carman asked Ruiter to look up the weather forecast for Sunday. The two argued for a bit longer as Ken Carman tried to get the conversation back on track and talk more about the Browns’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals and the outlook for their season.
“’Are you, a neurologist?’ Yeah, you’re right. Lima then said that Ruiter is extraordinarily angry about “the most innocuous question.”
Not in the mood for that today! Don’t come at me like that, that’s disrespectful! I’m relaying what I observed.”Īfter a prolonged silence, Lima accused Ruiter of wanting to “take your ball and go home.” He added that the idea that Ward “looks perfectly fine” is a bit flippant considering the conversations in the last few weeks about the status of the player’s career after suffering his fourth concussion since entering the league. “I am telling you what I observed,” he argued.
Ruiter fired back telling Lima to “knock it off” multiple times. Lima asked Ruiter if he was a neurologist. That set off a heated back-and-forth between the two men. Anthony Lima took exception to that characterization. He responded to a question from Ken Carman by saying that Ward “looks perfectly fine” despite suffering a concussion in the team’s final preseason game. Things were contentious Friday morning on 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland as Browns beat reporter Daryl Ruiter tried to explain why he was optimistic that cornerback Denzel Ward would play in Sunday’s season opener.
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