AMANI TOOMER RUMORS & GOSSIP

Umenyiora doesn’t agree with Toomer, backs Warner

New York Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora went on Twitter on Tuesday and spoke out about football the dangers of football and is clearly in support of what former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner said in regards to protecting his kids and not wanting them to play football. By the Way, Kurt Warner is Right to think how he is thinking about his kids and football. — Osi Umenyiora (@OsiUmenyiora...
Via Giants Football Today  |  22 days ago

Kurt Warner says he loves football, but not the violence

Former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner went on the radio last week and claimed that he wouldn’t want his kids to play football because of the dangers that are involved with it dur to the hits players take that often lead to head injuries. After former NFL wide receiver Amani Toomer heard Warner’s comments, he went on television and stated that Warner is ruining the game...
Via Pro Football Zone  |  23 days ago

Kurt Warner responds to Amani Toomer

Earlier in the day former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner was on the Dan Patrick Show and he indicated that he wouldn’t allow his kids to play football because of how dangerous it is. Former NFL wide receiver Amani Toomer responded to Warner’s comments on NBC Sports Talk by saying that Warner is ruining the game of football by saying he wouldn’t allow his kids to...
Via Pro Football Zone  |  27 days ago
IT'S NOT A TOOMER

Ex-Giants WR rips Kurt Warner

Amani Toomer criticized his former teammate for comments about not wanting his own kids to play football, saying they sounded "just a little disingenuous to me."

Via Pro Football Zone  |  27 days ago

Amani Toomer Calls Jeremy Shockey 'Bad Teammate, Worse Person' As Ex-Giants Get in Twitter Fight

Twitter never ceases to amaze. The social networking site gives its users access to anyone all around the world, which makes any noteworthy tweets visible to those who may or may not be offended by the message. Which brings us to the case of Jeremy Shockey and Amani Toomer. The two former New York Giants took to Twitter to engage in some verbal warfare after Toomer responded to a...
Via NESN.com  |  March 16, 2012

Former New York Giants Jeremy Shockey and Amani Toomer Engage in Twitter War

The New York Giants have filled their tight end vacancy with Martellus Bennett, but former Giants Pro Bowl tight end Jeremy Shockey has expressed his desire to return to New York. A desire that sparked a Twitter war between former teammate Amani Toomer. It started with Toomer’s reaction to a Daily News report that Shockey wants to return despite the bridges he burned when...
Via Rant Sports  |  March 15, 2012

Shockey in Twitter war with Toomer

A report that claimed free agent Jeremy Shockey was pushing for an unlikely return to the New York Giants sparked a war of words Thursday between him and former teammate Amani Toomer. Toomer reacted in horror at the proposed move on Twitter, before lambasting Shockey, who he believed had talked his way out of ever suiting up again for Big Blue. "No!!Shockey," Toomer said...
Via Fox Sports  |  March 15, 2012
BAD BLOOD

Shockey, Toomer in Twitter war

After it was reported that former Giants tight end Jeremy Shockey would consider returning to the team, his former teammate Amani Toomer took to Twitter to rip him. An ugly war of words ensued.

Via Sports Talk Network  |  March 15, 2012

Video: Amani Toomer on Patriots' legacy

Earlier today I promised an Amani Toomer video on his comments about the Patriots' legacy. Take a look at the video embedded above.
Via T-Rock's Take On The Giants  |  February 02, 2012

Amani Toomer paying dues as announcer

Amani Toomer lasted 13 seasons in a Giants locker room full of bigger personalities than his, ones seemingly destined for second careers in media.
Via T-Rock's Take On The Giants  |  October 27, 2011
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