Craig Carton Walks the Brooklyn Bridge in a Speedo

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Uploaded by on Jan 19, 2008

When Craig Carton host of WFAN's "Boomer and Carton" lost a bet with the 2008 playoff game between Dallas and the NY Giants, he had to pay off his bet by walking the Brooklyn Bridge wearing a speedo and a Jeremy Shockey jersey.

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  • Craig we miss you at 101.5! Please come back with Ray and get your 2-7 spot back!

  • This guy sucks. He thinks he is hysterical whenever he makes a sexual innuendo on the air. The radio show is unbearable to listen to. I can't believe this guy gets paid good money. He's a joke!!

  • I love Boomer/Carlton!

  • LMAO at anyone that thinks Boomer and Carton is great radio -- unless you're are a 14-year old, H.S. drop out with blue balls.

  • what an real asshole, craig is not funny

  • This guy is not @660joebenigno he is a wannabe Howard Stern

  • Who is this idiot?

  • @CtrlRm fuck those JETS. 1 hit wonders lmao they're not even 1 hit wonders, wait, I guess they're 1 hit wonders considering they only won 1 championship. But the nerve of them saying they're better then US G-MEN is hilarious we been to 4 SB's we're a top 5 Franchise in All of Football even before the NFL AFL merger. But i do like how Rex Ryan inspires his players and coaches

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