The Knicks just got bullied by the Pistons, and the vibes in New York are shifting fast. Is it just a mid-season slump, or is it officially time to hit the panic button? The WFAN team breaks down the ugly Thursday night loss and asks the question every fan is dreading: What happened? Plus, we dive into Jalen Brunson’s future as he begins looking ahead to his next massive contract. Can the Knicks afford to keep the core together while paying their superstar?

Carlos Mendoza joined The Carton Show and laughed off the idea that politics had anything to do with the Mets' clubhouse issues last season. Plus, reaction to early injuries in camp, and Gio wonders who will be the casualty if the team gets off to a rough start.

Aaron Judge opened some eyes with his comments on the Yankees offseason, leading to reactions from Craig Carton, Chris McMonigle, and Tommy Lugauer. Plus, did Brian Cashman slip up with some spring training comments of his own? And Shaun Morash ignited baseball fans with his Derek Jeter vs. Omar Vizquel take.

Gio and Jerry Recco on how John Harbaugh could've went to the Titans over the Giants. Plus, will Aaron Judge speak out against the Yankees' organization more (9:24) ? How the Tony Clark scandal could impact MLB labor negotiations (17:40); Boomer returns and talks Olympic hockey and MLB (28:41); Gio on Mark Cuban's take on the NBA's tanking problem (44:07); Gio gives his top-five NBA players of all time (

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The show kicks off with reaction to the Knicks' "embarrassing" home loss to the Pistons—a season sweep that has Boomer holding Mike Brown accountable. Jerry’s got travel woes and Adam Silver’s got anti-tanking rule changes. We celebrate the U.S. women’s hockey gold medal win over Canada and even feature a drunk Australian reporter’s TV appearance. Also, Donald Trump’s promised UFO file release and the Nancy Guthrie case are discussed. Knicks updates and Kenny Albert’s golden calls, we cover the Mets’ Bobby Valentine giveaway, the "Hawk Tuah" girl’s career shift, and the Bears' potential move to Indiana. Plus, we've got Dave Portnoy’s Twitter spat with Steve Cohen, the auction of Tom Seaver’s 1969 ring, the debut of "Scrok," and a brainstorming session for Gio’s dad’s 80th birthday to wrap things up.

The Knicks suffered an embarrassing home loss to the Pistons, marking a season sweep and leaving Boomer to hold Mike Brown accountable. Jerry details his travel struggles to Penn State, followed by sounds from the Garden and news on Adam Silver’s anti-tanking rule changes. The hour also highlighted the US women's hockey gold medal victory over Canada and a drunk Australian reporter.

Donald Trump promising the release of government files on UAPs and aliens kicked off the show, followed by a discussion on the missing Nancy Guthrie case and calls from frustrated Knicks fans. Jerry’s got sounds of the Knicks, while Kenny Albert provided the call for the US women’s hockey team’s overtime gold medal victory. Plus, we react to the Mets' upcoming Bobby Valentine disguise giveaway and Gio’s report that the "Hawk Tuah" girl has reportedly transitioned into adult content.

Gio feels manly after filling his car's washer fluid, while Boomer discusses the Bears potentially building a stadium in Indiana. Jerry focuses on the Knicks’ home loss to the Pistons as the post-All-Star break schedule intensifies, Kenny Albert’s call of the U.S. women’s hockey gold medal win. Finally, a caller discusses Tom Seaver’s 1969 World Series ring auction, Dave Portnoy’s Twitter spat with Steve Cohen, and a debate over whether Gio has "the yips" with his putter.

The Knicks' home loss to the Pistons saw KAT claim they needed to "knock the cobwebs off" post-All-Star break. Boomer prepared for Jerry’s update by requesting ‘Free Bird’ for the U.S. hockey team (which you won't hear because of streaming rules). After hearing Kenny Albert call the U.S. women’s gold medal win and the sounds of the Knicks' locker room, the "Moment of the Day" introduced "Scrok" (Eddie). The hour wrapped up with Boomer what gift you get Gio’s dad, who turns 80 this weekend.

We heard Kenny Albert on the call as the women’s U.S. hockey team won gold. We heard all the sounds of the Knicks loss to Detroit and the postgame locker room sound. The Moment of The Day: You’ve heard of Grok, we have Scrok (it’s Eddie).

At least that's what KAT said after the loss last night.

Jerry's back with more from the Knicks as we point out the NBA getting in gear after the All-Star break. More from the Olympics and how even a baseball player has other interests, namely, golf and watching YouTube golf channels.

Gio changed the washer fluid in his car. Give him a cookie. Also, the Bears might be moving...to Indiana?

Jerry's back with game and postgame sound from the Piston's season sweep of Knicks. Plus, we relive Kenny Albert's call on Team USA's OT defeat of Team Canada in Women's Hockey.

Donald Trump put out a post saying he’s going to release government files related to UAP, UFOs and aliens. We also talked about the missing Nancy Guthrie case.

Jerry's hear with the sounds of last night's awful loss to the Pistons. Adam Silver addresses tanking. On a happier note, Jerry's got sound from the USA Women's Hockey team taking the gold.

Knicks get swept by the Pistons and Boomer looks at his culprit: Mike Brown.

Boomer & Gio are back covering Olympic hockey, MLB's looming work stoppage, and Chris Russo’s hot take on family relationships. We debated Kevin Durant’s burner accounts and a wild bet involving a potential C.J. Stroud trade, while Boomer warned of a weekend storm and the Knicks planned a "best friends night." After discussing Hardy Nickerson’s stolen award and Tommy Lugauer’s caller meltdowns, we wrapped with Howie Rose’s travel plans, Brian Daboll’s self-reflection, and Yussef finally scoring World Cup tickets.

Boomer and Gio are back together, starting with yesterday’s Olympic hockey games and Gio’s appreciation for 3-on-3 OT. There was discussion on the potential MLB work stoppage, salary caps, and salary floors. C-Lo filled in for Jerry to deliver Kenny Albert’s Olympic hockey call, followed by Chris Russo’s reaction to the Tony Clark scandal. The hour closed with the Kevin Durant burner account controversy and the possibility of Tom Izzo having burner accounts at WFAN.

We discussed Kevin Durant’s burners and if CJ Stroud is tradeable; Boomer said no. We covered Jets QB options like Malik Willis. Boomer had another storm warning. C-Lo’s has USA’s Olympic hockey win, Evan and Morash’s '90s shortstop debate, and the Knicks giving out friendship bracelets. Finally, a caller called Gio a ‘foxhole guy.’

The Red Sox took blame for their uniform issues, while former NFL player Hardy Nickerson had his 1998 Man of the Year Award stolen. Gio questioned the award’s name change. C-Lo’s update has Knicks audio, Kevin Durant dismissing burner account talk, and Tommy Lugauer losing it on callers Paul and Jake. Finally, we discussed social media accounts reaching for stories.

Howie Rose will only call Mets home games unless they reach the playoffs, while Gio anticipates future calls regretting the loss of Pete Alonso. Also, Peter Schwartz’s Red Bulls feud and a caller securing World Cup tickets for Yussef. Brian Daboll addressed self-reflection, BT & Sal took shots at Pete Hoffman, and Chris Russo provided the "Moment of the Day." Finally, Yussef joined the studio as Gio has World Cup tickets.

C-Lo returns and Brian Daboll met the media and was asked about self reflection. BT & Sal took some shots at his old producer, Pete Hoffman. The Moment of The Day: Chris Russo wonders why it’s inappropriate to have a relationship with his sister-in-law.

We know it'll happen and Gio wonders when those calls to the station will start.

C-Lo pops in to talk a little Knicks preview, more on the alleged Kevin Durant burner account, and Tommy Lugauer losing it once again on callers.

Gio asks why the NFLPA Man of the Year award is no longer named for Whizzer White but rather Alan Page.

C-Lo has yet one more Chris Russo mispronunciation. We heard Evan and Morash arguing about shortstops in the ‘90’s which ended up on Instagram and Manny Ramirez commented on it. The Knicks are handing out friendship bracelets for some reason.

It all started because people were talking about potential trades for Stroud by teams that need a QB. This led to Jets talk.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and started with the sounds of Olympic hockey with Kenny Albert on the call. Plus, Chris Russo responded to the news of Tony Clark and was unimpressed.

We started with the Olympic hockey games yesterday. After a short detour about Sam Darnold's taxes, we got on the MLB work stoppage that’s coming next year, a salary cap and a salary floor.

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It's Gio & Jerry today as they discuss Tony Clark resigning from the MLBPA due to an affair with his sister-in-law, a scandal unfolding amidst looming work stoppage. Plus, Giancarlo Stanton’s reaction to the lack of Yanks offseason moves, Carlos Mendoza addresses clubhouse rumors and the truth behind a Michael Jordan video. We talk Mark Cuban’s defense of NBA tanking and some solutions. Also, Gio is not hot for Tiger Woods’ potential Masters return, legendary stories of Mike Francesa’s newsroom eating habits, and we explore "types of men" who have affairs. That and Eli Manning with Jon Gruden and you've got a lot on this plate.

Gio and Jerry (filling in for Boomer) lead with Tony Clark resigning from the MLBPA due to an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law, a situation worsened by a quiet sports calendar and the looming work stoppage. C-Lo’s got Giancarlo Stanton’s thoughts on the resignation and the slow offseason, Carlos Mendoza about clubhouse tension on the Carton Show, and Dan Hurley requesting student support at UConn. Plus, the Michael Jordan video involving a kid’s shirt and spilled ice, and the Michael Jackson estate’s angry with Sexxy Red rapping over the "Beat It" instrumental.

C-Lo returns with Giancarlo Stanton asked if he could go a full season without being hurt. Jon Gruden had Eli Manning on his show on the John Harbaugh hire and not getting into the Hall yet. Paul in Yonkers called Tommy Lugauer and set him off. The Moment of The Day: Francesa’s eating habits at WFAN. Even some Olympics mentions.

Mark Cuban argues the NBA should embrace tanking to improve teams and focus instead on ticket prices. C-Lo’s update begins with Aaron Boone addressing a potential work stoppage next season and Carlos Mendoza’s Carton Show appearance where he dismissed rumors of clubhouse friction. Finally, UCLA head coach Mick Cronin throws his own player out for a flagrant foul, before concluding with more listener ideas on how to solve the NBA’s tanking problem.

After some Tony Clark stepping down from the MLBPA recap, Jerry discusses the YouTube show "Diary of a CEO," leading to a broader conversation on high-profile inappropriate relationships. Gio reads about "types of men that could sleep with your wife," and a call about a handyman’s personal anecdotes. C-Lo’s got Giancarlo Stanton’s health outlook and Jon Gruden’s interview with Eli Manning regarding John Harbaugh and the Hall of Fame. After a clip of Paul in Yonkers setting off Tommy Lugauer, the Moment of the Day highlights Mike Francesa’s eating habits at WFAN, and the show wraps up with the mystery of the "DO NOT TOUCH" bagels in the newsroom.

Tiger Woods hasn’t ruled out playing in this year’s Masters, though Gio questions it. C-Lo’s has clips from the Dan Le Batard Show regarding Al’s comments on their producer. Evan Roberts shared a Valentine’s Day memory from the Linsanity era, and news broke of the 49ers playing international games in Australia and Mexico City this year. The hour wrapped up with the infamous stories of an intern eating Mike Francesa’s eggroll and Mike being caught eating ice cream on television.

Gio read from ‘types of men that could sleep with your wife’. We heard from a handyman who said he gets lucky with some women he works for.

C-Lo got clips from the Dan Le Batard Show where they played clips of Al talking about their show producer. Evan Roberts relayed a Valentine’s Day during the great Jeremy Lin Knicks run. Plus, the 49’ers will play a game in Australia and Mexico City this year.

Tiger Woods did not rule out playing in this year’s Masters, but is he even in shape for it?

C-Lo returns with Aaron Boone about a work stoppage for next season. Carlos Mendoza on The Carton Show acting confused when asked about guys not getting along in the clubhouse. Plus, Jalen Brunson's contract and UCLA head coach Mick Cronin threw one of his own players out of the game.

Mark Cuban thinks he has a solution.

C-Lo is here with reporters asking Giancarlo Stanton about Clark resigning & the lack of moves in the offseason. Carlos Mendoza was on the Carton Show and was asked right away about the clubhouse not getting along. UConn’s Dan Hurley wants support from the students.

Tony Clark resigned from the MLBPA after having an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law who also works there. This is real bad timing with a work stoppage looming next year.

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Boomer is out as Gio & Jerry discuss the Dolphins releasing Tyreek Hill, Miami’s tank mode, Tua’s status. Following updates on Aaron Judge and Steve Cohen's remarks about the off season, the guys discuss everything from Gio’s 6th-grade trip and a debate erupting over Brian Cashman's remarks. The focus shifts to potential Mets blame for a bad season start. The show concludes with 2026 hot seat coaches, ending with whether Aaron Judge will become more vocal against the Yankees. We also give you the usual crazy asides that keep it interesting.

Boomer is out, so it’s Gio & Jerry starting with the Dolphins releasing Tyreek Hill and appearing to be in tank mode. Gio is not a Tyreek fan at all. Before C-Lo’s first update has Aaron Judge’s impatience with the Yankees' slow offseason and Steve Cohen’s refusal to name a captain and discussing the Dodgers. Finally, Gio discussed watching the survival show, Alone.

Gio recalls being an ‘a-hole’ on a sixth-grade trip to DC. C-Lo has more from Aaron Judge, Brian Cashman sparking a debate between Evan Roberts and Morash that required McMonigle to weigh in. Dan Hurley is unhappy with empty seats at UConn, Wendy’s claims a rebuilding year, and the final Long Island Hooters closes. Finally, the guys discuss Stephen A. Smith’s presidential interests, a potential Kevin Burkhardt run, and Al’s theory on why Hooters fails locally.

If the Mets stumble early, the blame game begins, with both Stearns and Mendoza in the crosshairs. C-Lo’s update features Steve Cohen’s annoyance at the championship drought, plus Cody Bellinger on free agency and Buck Showalter’s "play better" mantra. We revisit 1991 with Chris Russo and Fran Healy discussing Joe DiMaggio’s golf spots, Jameis Winston’s claim of 12 seasons left, and a closing debate on which NFL broadcasters could run for President.

We talk NFL coaches on the hot seat heading into the 2026 season before Gio accidentally spilled water into his bag, forcing him to empty out all his wet belongings. C-Lo returns starting with Carton & McMonigle on Aaron Judge calling the early Yankees offseason "brutal." Big Cat enjoyed Jon Gruden’s dinner stories. After the Moment of the Day regarding Al’s theory on Hooters' decline, we closed by questioning if Aaron Judge will become more vocal and critical of the Yankees.

That includes being more critical of the Yankees.

We talk about which coaches are really going to be up against it in 2026. Plus, we go off on a tangent of wet items in Gio's bag thanks to his spillage.

C-Lo’s update starts with Steve Cohen loving the spring training energy but feeling "annoyed" without a championship. We hear Cody Bellinger on his free agency and Buck Showalter’s simple "play better". A look way back at Chris Russo and Fran Healy discussing golfing where Joe DiMaggio plays. Plus, Jameis Winston claims he has 12 seasons left in him.

Will it be Stearn? Mendoza? Both? We talk it over and are positive about the season, too.

Brian Cashman talked and it became the subject of debate between Evan Roberts and Morash. They had to bring McMonigle in to discuss. Dan Hurley is not happy with the empty seats at UConn.

Gio reminisces about being an "a-hole" on a class trip in 6th grade. No comment from me.

C-Lo's here with Aaron Judge on his frustration with the Yanks offseason. Steven Cohen chimes in on why he's against having an official team captain and on competing with the Dodgers.

Hill released. Tua questionable for next year. Dolphins are in full tank mode.

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With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry lead with Kevin Durant burner account rumors, an odd Michael Jordan video, the Rovell-Bondy Twitter fight. Also, Joe Benigno’s interest in Olympic ice dancing, Obama’s alien claims, complete with Jerry’s fear of being “devoured,” We touch on the auction of Tom Seaver's World Series ring. The show highlights John Harbaugh’s new lead role with the Giants, MLB updates on Juan Soto and a looming work stoppage. Plus, Knicks called best in the east, and lots of college basketball wins and mayhem.

Boomer is out; Gio & Jerry lead with Kevin Durant burner account rumors; real or not. They discuss the odd Michael Jordan video from the Daytona 500. C-Lo updates with NBA All-Star sounds and the Rovell-Bondy X fight. Joe Benigno talks Olympic ice dancing, Jerry Recco calls Rutgers beating Maryland, and a caller reacts to the Jordan clip.

Obama says “aliens are real” on a podcast, walks it back on Instagram, and Jerry wants no part of them. C-Lo returns with Reggie Miller talking 90s Bulls with Obama, Harbaugh and Biden sound alike, and Juan Soto moves past the drama. Finally, a look at Pebble Beach and the auction of Tom Seaver’s 1969 ring and Hall of Fame plaque.

John Harbaugh joins the Giants reporting directly to ownership, seemingly placing Joe Schoen under him. Harbaugh also discussed Rex Ryan for DC. Gio tests a joke before C-Lo’s update. Juan Soto talks Bo Bichette, Devin Williams avoids Diaz comparisons, and a baseball work stoppage looms. Bryce Harper critiques the Phillies GM, and Kansas State fires Jerome Tang for his press conference outburst.

Brian Windhorst hears East teams calling the Knicks the conference's best. Gio lists his five favorite NBA players by position. C-Lo’s final update notes John Harbaugh’s wife is a Nets fan, followed by Jerry Recco on the Rutgers win. Doug Gottlieb goes off at a press conference, St. John’s and Providence brawl, and Gerrit Cole hits the bullpen mound. After the Moment of the Day on Joe Benigno’s ice dancing obsession, the show closes with snow-covered cars, sleep cycles, and valuable sports cards.

C-Lo's got Jerry on the call as Rutgers beat Maryland. University of Wisconsin Green Bay head coach Doug Gottlieb went nuts at a press conference. St. John’s & Providence brawled and we heard John Minko on the call. Gerrit Cole met the media after his first bullpen session. The Moment of The Day: Joe Benigno loves Olympic ice dancing, if you know what I mean.

He's not talking demonstrably best players, just his favs.

C-Lo's back with a tiny bit more from All-Star Weekend, and Juan Soto's views on Bo Bichette & moving to left field. Also, Devin Williams won't compare himself to Diaz. We talk about the likely MLB work stoppage next year. Bryce Harper criticized the Phillies GM for blabbing too much.

Titans were in the mix for John Harbaugh until he got offered to report to management directly.

Reggie Miller talked to Barack Obama about the Bulls run of the '90s. People think John Harbaugh & Joe Biden sound alike. Juan Soto says he's putting the drama behind him. We'll see.

Obama made an offhand comment about aliens being real and social media went off-the-rails about it.

C-Lo is in with sounds of All-Star Weekend. There was a weird fight on socials between Darren Rovell & Stefan Bondy for some reason. Plus, Joe Benigno is pretty into the Olympics especially ice dancing. The Olympics runs out of an important product. Plus, Rutgers beats Maryland (with Jerry on the call).

There's a rumor going around that Kevin Durant has a burner account that he uses to badmouth teammates. Note: People still use X?

Evan & Tiki discuss the possibility of Derek Carr as the Jets’ next quarterback. Plus, ranking the top five veteran QB choices (14:09); Carton trolls Patriots fans saying the Jets are better run (33:09); Boomer asks ChatGPT about the Jets QB situation (49:44) and discusses with Gio who the Jets best QB options are (59:04); Carton on his plan for the Jets (1:05:36).

This week's Knicks highlights include praising the team's dismantling of the Sixers to enter the All-Star break on a high note. Plus, Evan and Tiki compare the Mike Brown Knicks to last year's group under Tom Thibodeau, and marvel at the fanbase invading Philadelphia for a road game.

Francisco Lindor is heading for hand surgery, and the Evan and Tiki crew debate if the star shortstop can be ready for Opening Day. Plus, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle wonder how long it will take Lindor to get his power stroke back, and more reactions to Juan Soto moving to left field.

Boomer shares some criticisms of the Super Bowl and playing the game in California. Plus, reaction to Boomer’s viral takes (6:54); asking ChatGPT for Jets QB options (15:28); Rex Ryan’s son, Seth, joins the Jets’ coaching staff (23:47); Boomer & Gio on Jazz Chisholm’s MVP aspirations (31:37); the guys react to Mike Francesa’s ‘Big Bunny’ halftime show thoughts (43:01).

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With Boomer out, it's Gio and Jerry kicking off by firing back at a Dan Le Batard Show producer’s attack on Boomer’s Olympic patriotism. We also talk LeBron’s historic triple-double and his looming retirement (or Cleveland reunion) rumors. There's also the story of the Phillies release of Nick Castellanos, Joe Judge’s odd parenting advice for athletes, and everything you'd want to know about Valentine's cards. lus, C-Lo’s "fake healthy" snack habits, and Mike Francesa’s confusion over "Big Bunny." Don't miss Jerry's prostate health advice straight from his YouTube debut, and a look back at the greatest WFAN shows of all time - according to Sal Licata.

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry discuss a Dan Le Batard Show producer’s heated verbal attack on Boomer’s Olympic patriotism takes. C-Lo's here with updates on Olympic hockey, Cam Schlittler’s injury, and LeBron James’ historic triple-double. To wrap up the hour, Gio questions how the greeting card industry (specifically the pricey Valentine’s Day cards) is still alive and well.

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow and we hear from the guys on the front lines of the struggle. C-Lo checks in with the latest on Olympic hockey and the popularity of the double luge. The Phillies released Nick Castellanos for bringing a beer into the dugout, and we try to recognize the names on the NBA All-Star celebrity roster. Plus, a South Korean skiing disqualification and a look at the "fake healthy" snacks C-Lo loves.

Will LeBron James finally hang it up or is a move on the horizon? C-Lo checks in with the Giants' coaching news, Jeremy Hefner’s move to the Braves, and Joe Judge's "advice" to college athletes about choosing sleep over kids. Plus, Mike Francesa calling global superstar Bad Bunny "Big Bunny," and Jerry’s budding YouTube career as a prostate health guru.

The Nancy Guthrie story has Gio frustrated. We took calls about prostate issues in men and a Valentine's card heads-up. C-Lo returns with Sal Licata’s podcast about the best WFAN shows of all time. Tommy Lugauer does an ‘ask me anything’ on the phone and the first call was the ‘Buchanan guy’. Moment of The Day: Valentine’s Day cards and their love messages. In the final segment of the week, Gio asks Jerry when the last time he went to spring training was.

C-Lo's last update features Sal Licata’s podcast where he talks about the best WFAN shows of all time. Tommy Lugauer does an ‘ask me anything’ on the phone and the first call was the ‘Buchanan guy’. Moment of The Day: Valentine’s Day cards and their love messages.

We're all about giving out health and love advice to our listeners.

Joe Judge pisses people off in regards to them having a baby during the season. Mike Francesa didn’t know who "Big Bunny" was.

This could be it for him OR he might choose to go elsewhere - maybe the Cavs?

C-Lo is back and we discuss the odd popularity - and meme ready - sport of double-luge. Also, the Phillies released Nick Castellanos. Might the Mets be a good landing spot?

We took a lot of calls from guys regarding giving cards on holidays for the wives or girlfriends. Because, you know, the minimum is tough.

C-Lo is here and starts with some Olympic hockey. Cam Schlittler is already dealing with an injury. LeBron James became the oldest player with a triple-double.

Dan Le Batard's show producer was angry at Boomer for his take on Olympians not being proud to be American. The guy called Boomer all sorts of names.

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The Knicks kick things off with a big win in Philly, while the guys question if Kansas star Darryn Peterson is sitting out to protect his draft stock. Between Jerome Tang’s scorched-earth roster rant and a cringey Seahawks victory parade, we revisit Mike Francesa’s legendary "Balloon Boy" coverage and debate whether championship chemistry even matters when teammates despise each other. Also, Jazz Chisholm’s MVP aspirations, Derek Carr’s Jets coach-crush to the bizarre details of Boomer’s questionable "one-razor" grooming habits, we cover a lot of stuff. Plus, Joey Porter Sr. taking shots at Ben Roethlisberger, a plea for the return of classic coaching sweaters, and a peek into the crumbling dynasties of the Patriots and Warriors.

The Knicks dominated Philly. We talk whether Kansas star Darryn Peterson is sitting out to protect his draft stock. Jerry's got sounds of the Knicks’ big win. We hear Jerome Tang’s scorched-earth assessment of his K-State roster. The Seahawks’ victory parade provided plenty of awkwardness from Sam Darnold and John Schneider, while the Pardon My Take crew called out Boomer’s tax obsession. Plus, things get weird as we talk Zack Wheeler keeping his surgically removed rib to Gio’s gallstones and the mystery of the tooth fairy.

Gio and Boomer break down the latest round of Spring Training "hot takes" from WFAN hosts before taking a nostalgic look back at Mike Francesa’s legendary coverage of the "Balloon Boy" saga. Jerry has highlights from the Knicks’ win, followed by Jazz Chisholm’s thoughts on the Yanks roster and Aaron Boone’s response to IKF’s comments. Plus, the Seahawks' parade, Derek Carr’s praise for Aaron Glenn, and John Harbaugh’s "no apologies" stance. And, Joey Porter Sr. takes shots at Ben Roethlisberger.

We explore the contradiction of championship teams winning despite locker room friction, highlighted by a Mike Mayock clip about Antonio Brown. Jerry’s reminds us of an infamous Olympic groin injury before some sounds from the Seahawks’ Super Bowl parade and Jazz Chisholm’s MVP aspirations. The hour wraps with Boomer’s plea for the return of classic NFL coaching sweaters and a surprise delivery of a custom wrestling belt for Al Dukes.

Norwegian biathlete’s public apology for infidelity mention & vintage NFL coaching sweaters turns into Boomer’s risky "one-razor" grooming policy. Jerry’s got James Harden’s take on team-hopping, Jerome Tang’s scorched-earth comments about his K-State roster, Ernest Jones’ blunt message to Seattle skeptics, and Joey Porter Sr. taking shots at Ben Roethlisberger. Plus, a classic "balloon boy" Moment of the Day.

Jerry has Kansas State head coach Jerome Tang as he said the players don’t deserve to wear the uniform won’t be there next year. Ernest Jones of the Seahawks has 2 words for you if you don’t like the city of Seattle. We heard from Joey Porter Sr who is not a fan of Ben Roethlisberger. The Moment of The Day: Mike Francesa and the balloon boy.

I mean...same razor as your face? Really?

Jerry starts with the Olympic skier that got hit in the groin from a few years ago. We heard from the Seahawks from their Super Bowl parade. Jazz Chisholm talked about wanting to win the MVP. Plus, around the NBA last night.

We talked about how sometimes championship teams have players on them that hate each other and yet we always hear about how important team chemistry is.

Jerry returns with more from the Knicks dominant win in Philadelphia. Jazz Chisholm spoke to the media and is happy with the same roster. Aaron Boone was asked about IKF’s comments about the Yankees. The Seahawks had a parade and we heard from a few guy. Derek Carr hearts Aaron Glenn. John Harbaugh's got no apologies for this year.

So we find out that the El Paso airspace closure was because some members of CBP thought a party balloon was a dangerous drone. This prompts us to eventually play the audio of Francesa on the air when the "Balloon Boy" story was happening.

Jerry's got clips from Knicks win against the Sixers, including postgame sound from Mike Brown and the newest Knick, Jose Alvarado. The Kansas State coach was less than happy with his team. The Seahawks had their victory parade and some choice words for folks who don't like the city. Plus, Pardon My Take talked about Boomer's obsession with taxes.

We're a lot happier today after the Knicks simply ruined the Philadelphia 76ers. We also touched on some college ball as Kansas' superstar Darren Peterson and others are missing some big games.

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We start with a terrible Knicks loss to the lowly Pacers that featured a rough Jose Alvarado debut. David Stearns’ updates on Francisco Lindor’s hand and Juan Soto’s move to left field. We've got Boomer’s appearance in a 49ers documentary, more on a potential Bo Bichette shortstop contingency for the Mets, and the strange, temporary FAA airspace closure in El Paso. There's even the weird Texas Rangers Nolan Ryan "bloody jersey" giveaway, Plus the Giants hiring Brian Callahan. Craig Carton’s prank on Pete Hoffman also amuses us this morning along with a Norwegian Olympian's public apology for infidelity.

We start with the Knicks' overtime loss at MSG to a tanking Pacers team, a night that saw a disappointing debut for Jose Alvarado. Jerry provides the sounds of the loss as well as David Stearns discussing Francisco Lindor's potential hand surgery and Juan Soto's move to left field. Klint Kubiak talks faith and Fernando Mendoza in Vegas and a bronze-winning Olympic biathlete admits cheating on his girlfriend. Finally, we take calls on the Knicks’ bad loss and hear about scalpers going crazy for St. John’s card giveaways.

We started with more about the card giveaways at St. John’s & Rutgers basketball games. There’s a documentary series about the 49’ers on AMC and Boomer’s friend told him he was in it. Jerry has more sounds of the Knicks losing to the lowly Pacers at MSG. David Stearns talked about Lindor’s hand injury and if Bo Bichette would play SS if Lindor’s not ready. Klint Kubiak met the media, Mike Vrabel talked about the message he had for the team, and a caller likes the ‘big ass’ quarterback at Ole Miss.

The FAA has closed airspace at the El Paso airport for 10 days for vague "special security reasons," sparking caller theories. Jerry returns with an update on the Knicks' overtime loss to the terrible Pacers, Carlos Mendoza discussing Francisco Lindor’s hand injury, the Texas Rangers giving away replica Nolan Ryan bloody jerseys and "punch" bobbleheads. Marc Davis laughed off questions regarding the CBA, and the Giants are hiring Brian Callahan as their new QB coach and passing game coordinator.

The FAA has strangely lifted the El Paso airspace restrictions. We dive into Craig Carton’s "Todd Hundley" prank on Pete Hoffman, Gio’s love for gullible coworkers, and Evan’s story about Gio parking his car for him. Jerry’s final update features Rory’s take on the Super Bowl, Klint Kubiak and Marc Davis on Fernando Mendoza, and Peter Schwartz’s Indoor Football League ties. Moment of the Day features a Norwegian Olympian’s apology, and the reaction to Gio’s halftime show comments.

We talked about the Indoor Football League as Peter Schwartz is involved, because of course he is. The Moment of The Day: Norwegian Olympian apologizes for cheating on his girlfriend.

Pete Hoffman got pranked by Craig Carton yesterday who had his friend call in as former Mets catcher Todd Hundley. Gio loves working with gullible people like Joe Benigno and Brian Jones.

Carlos Mendoza talked about the injury to Lindor’s hand. The Texas Rangers are giving away a replica bloody jersey from Nolan Ryan as well as a bobblehead of him throwing a punch. Marc Davis met the media and dodged questions about the CBA. Plus, we found out the reason for the El Paso airspace ban.

The FAA has closed airspace at the El Paso airport for 10 days with no explanation. That's how we and our callers get ideas.

Jerry has more from David Stearns regarding Lindor’s hand injury. He was asked if Bo Bichette would play SS if Lindor’s not ready. Klint Kubiak met the media but Gio wanted more Marc Davis. Mike Vrabel talked about the message he had for the team before they went their separate ways.

Boomer’s friend told him he was in it in regards to Boomer vs Sam Wyche during the strike season.

Jerry starts with the Knicks losing to the 14-40 Pacers. Mike Brown gave Indiana credit after the game. David Stearns met the media to say Francisco Lindor may need hand surgery and Soto will move to left field. Klint Kubiak met the media in Vegas and was asked about Fernando Mendoza. The bronze winner in the Olympic biathlon gave an interview where he admitted to cheating on his girlfriend.

Knicks somehow lost to the worst team in the NBA - one that is probably tanking the season.

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We kick off with ChatGPT’s Jets QB list and Ryen Russillo’s Instagram mishap before diving into Tom Brady’s "ick"-worthy social media and Sam Darnold’s NFL journey. From Stefon Diggs’ rumored halftime breakup with Cardi Band, and Josh Hart’s viral fan encounter, to Gio’s dad landing a plane on a frozen bay We cover a lot of ground. We finish by debating Deshaun Watson versus Kirk Cousins for the Jets, celebrating Rick Pitino’s record-breaking win, and catching Boomer reading Bad Bunny lyrics. It's a full show.

We dive into who could QB the Jets this season, featuring a list from ChatGPT. Could Kirk Cousins come to New York?. Jerry's here with Sam Darnold's boring Disney celebration, Ryen Russillo’s Instagram mishap explanation and the Hornets-Pistons court fight. Plus, Rick Pitino beats his son to pass Roy Williams on the all-time wins list, and we break down the Patriots' off-season needs.

Tom Brady’s dancing with Alix Earle and thirst traps have Gio and our callers questioning his "ick"-factor behavior, while Jerry’s update follows Sam Darnold’s career trip and Adam Gase’s return to the NFL. We've got that Hornets-Pistons brawl, the Roommates Podcast on the Knicks winning ways, Rick Pitino’s record-breaking win, and the Jets’ search for a bridge quarterback.

We discuss Stefon Diggs and Cardi B's mid-Super Bowl breakup and whether he found out via his phone at halftime, touching on our collective phone addictions. Jerry’s update covers the freezing winter and some listener-submitted heavy metal music. Also, Josh Hart’s encounter with a young fan, Rick Pitino beating his son's Xavier team and Gio’s dad landing a plane on the frozen Great South Bay in '77. Finally, we look at Boomer’s viral Instagram take on California taxes for Super Bowl players.

Gio weighs a potential Jets trade for Deshaun Watson against Russell Wilson's future and would rather Kirk Cousins over the injury-prone Watson. Jerry begins with a look at Gio’s favorite childhood bands, Rodney Harrison’s confrontation with Tony Dungy over his Belichick HOF vote. and the Pistons-Hornets brawl. Also, Rick Pitino’s historic 904th win, Eddie’s "Moment of the Day" song remix, and Boomer reading Bad Bunny lyrics during a commercial break.

Boomer being interested in what was sung during the halftime show. It's good to understand other cultures.

Trade for Deshaun Watson or maybe Russell Wilson. Gio is still hot for Kirk Cousins.

Boomer went viral on Instagram yesterday for his take on California taxes for the guys who played in the Super Bowl.

Steffon Diggs and Cardi B supposedly broke up in the middle of the Super Bowl. A caller said she was on stage during the Bad Bunny halftime show.

Jerry returns with Darnold talking his NFL journey and Ocho and Shannon Sharpe touching on the Vikings getting rid of him. Adam Gase returns to the NFL with the Chargers, an NBA recap features the Hornets/Pistons brawl, and Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson talking about playing well on the Roommates Podcast. Finally, St. John’s beats Xavier as Rick Pitino passes Roy Williams on the all-time wins list.

From dancing with Alix Earle and posting thirst traps to giving fans "the ick" with his teenage-crush behavior, we discuss why Tom Brady’s latest antics have Gio and our callers questioning their support for the GOAT.

Jerry has Ryen Russillo explaining how naked breasts ended up on his Instagram. The Hornets and Pistons got into a fight last night on the court. Rick Pitino beat his son again.

Not the best help from A.I. but we got around to talking Kirk Cousins.

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The guys kick off the morning by dissecting a lackluster Super Bowl that only Seattle fans could love, questioning the halftime show and wondering if kicker Jason Myers should've been the MVP. We've got Ryen Russillo’s social media blunder and the world of prediction markets, a debate over the Mets’ roster and the Knicks’ dominance in Boston. Also, the Jets’ latest coaching hire, St John's over UConn, where the Super Bowl should be held outside of California, and even touch on Boomer being a prepper of sorts.

A defensive Super Bowl left everyone but Seahawks fans yawning. Boomer & Gio didn't care for the halftime show. Jerry’s first update features Sam Darnold’s highlights and a Knicks blowout in Boston. Plus, Jordon Hudson’s incredibly "bold" choice of attire.

Ryen Russillo’s Instagram story raised eyebrows for featuring bare breasts. We discuss Giannis’ new investment in Kalshi and the rise of prediction markets. Boomer and Jerry disagree on Mets’ roster improvements. All the highlights from the weekend, featuring Kevin Harlan’s best calls, Joe Benigno’s confusion over Bad Bunny, and a massive Knicks victory. We wrap up the hour with news that the Seahawks are officially headed for the auction block.

Jets’ hire Seth Ryan who has a connection to Frank Reich. Boomer gets asked questions about the Jets QB situation wherever he goes. Jerry’s update brings us the Patriots' calls from the game and the Knicks’ dominant showing in Boston. Plus, Dan Hurley’s frustrations following the St. John’s upset and the developing news about the kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie’s mother.

We complain about a Super Bowl that felt "dead" to those in attendance, we debate why California might not be the best host . Jerry has an emotional Sam Darnold and a great Kevin Harlan call involving a fan on the field, plus we dive into the dropped charges for NHL prospect Gavin McKenna and the chaos of the Duke-UNC court-storming. We wrap things up with a look at winter weather prep that reveals Boomer might actually be a fully-stocked prepper.

Jerry with an emotional Sam Darnold after the game, Mike Vrabel about what went wrong, as well as Kevin Harlan on the call as a fan ran on the field. The Moment of The Day: Balls as big as church bells.

Boomer kicks it into another gear with his criticisms of the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny, San Francisco and California.

Jerry returns with the sounds of Patriots radio as the Super Bowl was coming to an end. We heard from Sam Darnold and others in the postgame. The Knicks beat the Celtics, 111-89. On Friday night, St. John’s beat UCONN and Dan Hurley talked about the free throw discrepancy.

The Jets hired Seth Ryan, Rex’s son, as their passing game coordinator and Boomer told us about the connection to Frank Reich. Also, Boomer stopped at a bar for lunch on Friday and everyone was asking him about the Jets QB situation.

Boomer and Jerry clash over whether the Mets are actually improved. Jerry's got a Knicks’ statement win in Boston, more Super Bowl soundbites, and his own call of the St. John’s upset over UConn. He's also got Joe Benigno’s blunt take on the Super Bowl’s choice of musical acts.

We talk about prediction markets, what they are and how they seem to be picking up steam.

Jerry's here with a recap of sounds from the Super Bowl including your post-game stuff. Plus, the Knicks win again.

A defensive game that was honestly a bit of a dud. You have to be happy for Seattle and Sam Darnold regardless.

Evan & Tiki with their immediate reaction to the Jose Alvarado trade as the news breaks during their show. Plus, Boomer & Gio on what the move means for the Knicks (12:55); the trade has Craig Carton feeling confident the Knicks can go all the way (18:29); the Knicks’ OT win over the Nuggets shows Boomer & Gio the team is kicking things into high gear (42:40); Evan Roberts on why you can believe in the Knicks (57:29); Evan & Tiki on the Deuce McBride injury (1:14:05); Craig Carton basks in the recent Knicks’ success (1:26:24).

Sam Darnold is in the Super Bowl, leading Evan and Tiki to look back on how far the Jets draft bust has come. Craig Carton doesn't believe anyone declaring that they won't watch this Sunday, though Chris McMonigle doesn't believe it is a "sexy" matchup. Plus, can the Giants follow the Patriots path and become contenders next year?

This week's Jets highlights are all about the hiring of Frank Reich as the team's new offensive coordinator, and reactions to Shaun Morash's report that Darren Mougey is already fed up with Woody Johnson. Plus, is there any hope the owner "pulls a James Dolan" and finally changes his ways?

Boomer & Gio react live to the news the Jets are hiring Frank Reich as offensive coordinator. Plus, the guys question a report from Shaun Morash on Darren Mougey telling people to stay away from the Jets (7:22); how Boomer getting the guys Super Bowl tickets nearly ended in disaster (17:49); reaction on the Giants hiring Matt Nay as OC (25:04); could the Giants bring in the Eagles O-line coach? (31:05); reaction to the Knicks trading for Jose Alvarado (38:41)

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From the Knicks landing Jose Alvarado to Gio’s defense of Tom Brady against "slug" Boston fans, we have a busy show. We hear about the "cancerous" Jets atmosphere from Harrison Phillips, recap Matthew Stafford’s MVP win, and tackle everything from Jon Gruden’s lawsuit to Tom Brady’s alleged "thirst traps." We've even got Radio Row updates from Sam Darnold and Martha Stewart’s dating advice for Kay Adams. Plus, don't miss the Moment of the Day, lots of callers checking in, and our own jokes for NFL Honors.

The Knicks land Jose Alvarado. Maybe Giannis for next season? Matthew Stafford claims MVP honors while Harrison Phillips pulls back the curtain on a "cancerous" Jets atmosphere. Plus, Sauce Gardner’s coaching clashes and a major reunion on John Harbaugh’s staff.

Pats faithful and former teammates are up in arms over Tom Brady’s Super Bowl neutrality, but Gio isn't having it. Boomer’s feels "Joe Burrow vibes" from Jaxson Dart. Plus, Harrison Phillips’ direct message to the Jets fan base. Also, more from NFL Honors including Jon Hamm zingers for Jerry Jones.

We start with Jon Gruden’s legal war with the NFL, weird conspiracy theories surrounding Savannah Guthrie’s family, and even the local sanitation workers calling in. Also, the time Boomer gifted us with Super Bowl tickets, Sam Darnold and Harrison Phillips from Radio Row, and a caller on Tom Brady is officially posting "thirst traps."

We get a brief update about Boomer’s foundation before diving into the "embarrassing" Roger Goodell DJ set to a debate over Super Bowl party themes. Jerry has Matthew Stafford’s MVP win and his plans for next season, along with some unexpected dating advice from Martha Stewart to Kay Adams. Plus, Harrison Phillips delivers a "Moment of the Day" message to Jets fans, and we wrap things up by performing our own set of jokes for NFL Honors.

The Moment of The Day: Harrison Phillips of the Jets has a message for Jets fans with an odd story. Also, we wrote some jokes for NFL Honors and performed them.

We took calls on the Netflix documentary on the Olympic hockey team and the World Cup. A caller said Roger Goodell DJ’d at NFL Honors and it was embarrassing. Another checks in about being embarrassed by a Super Bowl party theme.

And...surprise...it ended up a near disaster.

Jon Gruden is suing the NFL for purposely destroying his career. If only this trial was in NYC. Plus, an irate sanitation worker calls in to let Boomer have it about his criticisms.

Jerry back with Jaxson Dart’s mom talking about him at the NFL Honors. Dart was on with Chris Simms and talked about his rookie year and John Harbaugh. Jon Hamm was the host and made a joke about Jerry Jones. Harrison Phillips of the Jets was on with Jake Asman and was asked what his message is for Jets fans.

Gio is annoyed at the fans and players who are annoyed that a legend isn't backing their team.

Jerry is here with Matthew Stafford accepting the MVP award and addressing next year. Druski announced the offensive player of the year and he had a tough time saying his name. Sauce Gardner talked about ticking off the Colts coach. Jets defensive tackle Harrison Phillips on the Jets 'cancerous atmosphere’.

Could this mean that the Knicks get him for next year?

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Today's show is packed. We've got a double-OT Knicks victory over Denver that felt like a Finals preview, plus, the lack of buzz surrounding the Super Bowl. Jeff Stoutland's stepping away from the Eagles has us wondering if the Giants are in his future. Jerry's in today with all the audio you'd want to hear including Tom Brady’s refusal to pick a side in the big game. Also, we've got "passive-aggressive" in-house feuds featuring Craig Carton, as well as the continued upsetting news about Savannah Guthrie’s missing mother. Last but not least, Daniel Jones & Jets fans have something in common - rooting for Sam Darnold.

The Knicks toppled Denver in what seemed like a Finals preview that saw a bloodied KAT return from the locker room to finish the job. Jerry's got all that sound plus ugly scenes at the Oklahoma State/BYU game. Also, Carton's taking shots at C-Lo and apparently Gio. We wrap up with the latest on the search for Savannah Guthrie’s missing mother.

It's Super Bowl week, but the buzz feels at an all-time low. We take your calls about everything from Cal Ripken’s mother’s 2012 abduction, which New York sports teams are cursed with the worst GMs, and whether Jets fans should be backing Sam Darnold and the Seahawks. Jerry has more from Knicks win over Denver, Joe Flacco on why he hates roughing the passer penalties, plus a solo Chris Russo grabbing a drink in a hotel lobby. Also, Tom Brady's refusal to pick a side in the Super Bowl has Asante Samuel and Patriots fans annoyed.

Eagles O-line coach Jeff Stoutland "stepped away". Are John Harbaugh and the Giants is his future? Who on the FAN staff has the strangest thumbs? Jerry's got the Knicks' double-OT thriller at the Garden, Tom Izzo’s on a low blow on the court, Justin Jefferson’s "look in the mirror" call to his teammates, CeeDee Lamb’s thoughts on George Pickens, and Cooper DeJean’s refusal to confirm those Nikki Bella dating rumors. Plus, a caller asks about Darren Mougey’s status as Jets GM.

A caller asks why Boomer couldn’t get past the 49ers in the Super Bowl. Another wonders whether the Jets muzzled Frank Reich from talking to him this season. Jerry has the Knicks’ double-OT thriller over the Nuggets, Jaxson Dart defending his aggressive playstyle and his "big time" durability, Daniel Jones rooting for Sam Darnold in the Super Bowl and Gronk’s reaction to Tom Brady’s controversial "no dog in the fight" stance. Also, a "Moment of the Day" about how pretty girls extract information. Finally we dicuss felony assault charges against top NHL prospect Gavin McKenna after he reportedly stepped in to defend his mother.

Jaxson Dart was asked about his play style and saw a need for improvement. Daniel Jones is rooting for the other former NY QB. Gronk on Brady's non-rooting for the SB. Moment of the Day features attractive women's ability to get info out of guys.

The hour starts with a caller wondering why Boomer couldn’t beat the 49’ers in the Super Bowl. Another wonders if the Jets told Frank Reich to cool-it with talking to Boomer.

Justin Jefferson is demanding his teammates look in the mirror, declaring JJ McCarthy his QB, though talking a trade for Mac Jones. We've got CeeDee Lamb’s comments on keeping George Pickens, and silence from Cooper DeJean regarding those Nikki Bella dating rumors.

Eagles offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland, ‘stepped away’, and we are wondering if he might be coming to work under John Harbaugh.

Jerry's got more from the big Knicks win where KAT left the game with an injury but came back to finish the Nuggets. Also, Joe Flacco has issues with roughing the passer calls, and Chris Russo is at Super Bowl week and apparently very lonely.

We take a couple of your calls on Mike Vrabel having his way with the Seahawks over the years and that Jets fans should root for Seattle because of Darnold.

Jerry's back! He's got all the noises from the Knicks big win, that Carton and C-Lo feud that's now brewing, and college basketball fans getting real ugly.

The Knicks beat the Nuggets last night and it seemed like an NBA Finals preview. Also, what about Giannis?

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The Jets coaching search takes center stage this morning as we break the news of Frank Reich being hired as the new OC, despite a whirlwind of conflicting reports and drama between Shaun Morash and Craig Carton. The Giants have landed Matt Nagy and we discuss what his strengths are. From Hall of Fame snubs to Mike Vrabel revisiting his infamous "Super Bowl sacrifice," it’s a packed show. Plus, we have a wild Marshawn Lynch podcast appearance, the mystery of Boomer’s Food Network "wiener" cameo, the financial struggles facing Rutgers athletics, and a lot more.

We kick off the show with Shaun Morash's "inside info" regarding the Jets and a claim that Darren Mougey is calling the team a disaster. Boomer refutes it. We also hear from Craig refuting those claims. Plus, the Knicks notch another win and we end the hour with talk about Frank Reich and who he might consider QB candidates for the Jets.

The Giants’ hiring of Matt Nagy as OC has Boomer us wondering why other big names like Frank Reich didn’t make the cut. C-Lo has Jerry Recco’s cameo in Newsday and Craig Carton debunking Jets rumors, and Todd Monken's Browns choice. We wrap with Tom Brady’s "nerves" over his Hall of Fame induction.

Boomer on Hall of Fame snubs of coaching legends Tom Coughlin and Mike Shanahan. Will Gisele will attend Tom Brady’s eventual induction. A caller brings up video of Jon Gruden and Rich Gannon calling plays on the streets of San Francisco. Plus, Mike Vrabel revisits his "Super Bowl sacrifice," Lindsey Vonn eyes an Olympic comeback on a ruptured ACL, and we discuss the financial deficit facing Rutgers athletics.

We break the news that Frank Reich is officially the new Jets OC as Boomer warns him about the local media "influencers." We also clear up the mystery behind Boomer’s "wiener" love, revisit a crazy Marshawn Lynch podcast appearance, and a Moment featuring Chris Simms sounding exactly like his father." You also gotta here Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald answering the same stupid question.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald kept getting the same stupid question. Marshawn Lynch was on the Bill Maher podcast and we have a montage of craziness. The Moment of The Day: Chris Simms sounds like his Dad, Phil.

Gio wonders how many players and coaches Boomer has physically come into contact with. Oh, and hear when IT happened when we found out about. Yes, it's Frank Reich news.

Chris Simms on Sam Darnold sounded like his dad, Phil. Mike Vrabel was on WEEI and they asked if he would still cut off his unit to win a Super Bowl...like he said in 2019. Lindsey Vonn says she is going to compete in the Olympics even after rupturing her ACL.

...and they were calling out plays like they were at the line of scrimmage. That's the punchline.

We heard Craig Carton shooting down Morash’s report on the Jets. Plus, Todd Monken said he took the Browns job because of the players.

We discuss why him, why not someone else, including who Boomer wanted, Todd Monken.

C-Lo's in and has the clips of Shaun Morash talking about the Jets dysfunction. Plus, the Knicks win again and other highlights from yesterday.

Shaun Morash claimed he had inside info that Mougey was telling people not to come to the Jets because they are a disaster. Boomer answers that.

WFAN dives deep into the shockwaves following the New York Giants’ decision to hire former Chiefs OC and Bears Head Coach Matt Nagy as their next offensive coordinator. As the "John Harbaugh era" officially takes shape in East Rutherford, the station debates whether Nagy’s experience under Andy Reid is the secret sauce needed to unlock Jaxson Dart’s superstar potential—or if this is a repeat of past offensive frustrations

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The New York coaching carousel is spinning as Frank Reich reportedly in Florham Park, fueling expectations that the Jets will finalize their offensive coordinator search within the next 24 hours. The Giants have hired Matt Nagy to lead their offense. Beyond Jets & Giants, we do everything from mystery drones over the Atlantic to Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame snubs. On the serious side, we feature Roger Goodell’s presser on the Steve Tisch/Epstein emails and the horrible news out of Arizona, where authorities are investigating the suspected abduction of Savannah Guthrie’s mother.

The Jets coaching search trudges on as Boomer hints that a resolution—potentially involving his close friend Frank Reich—is just 24 to 48 hours away. Between C-Lo’s with Roger Goodell’s presser on the Epstein emails and Bad Bunny's halftime show. Plus, a rumor that Giannis might be headed to the Warriors instead of the Knicks. We've even got Aaron Boone doing a Morash impression.

The Giants' OC vacancy remains a wild card. Boomer suggests Greg Roman, Jameis Winston likes LSU’s Charlie Weis Jr. C-Lo has Mike Vrabel on must-win or not, Tom Brady playing neutral for the Super Bowl and Aaron Boone asked long injury questions on The Carton Show. Finally, we talk the Jets' QB search.

Adam Schefter points out both Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick were snubbed in their first year of Hall of Fame eligibility. We talk Al’s latest video of mysterious drones over the Jersey shore. Plus, Tommy DeVito’s dad checks in as his son prepares for the Super Bowl with the Patriots. Between C-Lo’s has Roger Goodell addressing Steve Tisch's Epstein-related emails. We end the hour with the shocking news out of Arizona, where authorities now believe Savannah Guthrie’s mother was abducted from her home.

Frank Reich is alleged to be in Florham Park to that looks promising for the Jets. We take your calls on the subject as well. C-Lo's got Mike Francesa picking Seattle, Evan & Morash going at it over Yankees off-season non-moves, and a Moment of the Day featuring Roger Goodell sounding like Al's perv impression. We end with breaking news of Matt Nagy hired by the Giants.

Rich Cimini’s wording on the Jets OC opening gives Gio ‘pause’. Breaking news that the Giants are hiring Matt Nagy as their OC.

Looks like the Jets OC search could be ending soon. We also take some calls on the subject.

Roger Goodell met the media and was asked about Steve Tisch exchanging emails with Jeffrey Epstein, and Bill Belichick not getting elected to the Hall on the first ballot. Aaron Boone was on The Carton Show and they talked about his Eagles fandom.

He posted a video of some of these darned drones spotted over the Atlantic and we get into it.

C-Lo's back with Mike Vrabel on whether the Super Bowl is must win or not. Tom Brady on whether he's rooting for a certain team. Plus, C-Mac's question about Yankees injuries goes on and on.

Some folks think Greg Roman. Jameis Winston likes Charlie Weis, Jr. We talk all the possibilities and who'd fit best.

C-Lo is in. Roger Goodell had a statement on the Tisch investigation they're doing and was asked if Bad Bunny will be making political statements during the halftime show. Aaron Boone on the Carton show did a Morash impression.

They're still looking but there's more of a consensus that it might just be Frank Reich. We ask Boomer.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone joins Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle on The Carton Show on WFAN for a wide-ranging, no-nonsense interview that hits every topic Yankees fans obsess over. Boone addresses long-standing rumors about Brian Cashman and analytics controlling in-game decisions, responds to criticism about accountability, and explains why he won’t rewatch painful losses. Plus, Boone opens up on Aaron Judge’s leadership, Giancarlo Stanton’s health, Gerrit Cole’s rehab, Anthony Volpe’s future, bullpen struggles, running it back in 2026, and the pressure of managing the New York Yankees without a championship. A must-watch conversation during Super Bowl week as Boone heads to Tampa for spring training.

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Lot's going this Monday morning starting with the news of Giants co-owner Steve Tisch's name showing up in the Epstein files. In local sports news, the Knicks have a big win at the Garden against Lebron and the Lakers, while the Nets get utterly destroyed by the Pistons. Lots going on in the NFL as the head coaching jobs get filled even as the Vikings GM is fired. The Giants and Jets are still looking for offensive coordinators. We even recap the FAN night at the Islanders, which seems to have caused a bit of controversy in house.

Giants co-owner Steve Tisch’s name appears in the newly released Epstein files, though Tisch maintains his association was brief and strictly professional. C-Lo's in for Jerry with the Knicks extending their winning streak to six games while the Nets suffered a blowout at the hands of the Pistons. The Stadium Series turned into a spectacle with a rare goalie fight between Jeremy Swayman and Andrei Vasilevskiy.

We kick off the hour with stories from WFAN’s night at the Islanders game. C-Lo returns for his update pink eye talk and memories of driving past OJ Simpson’s Brentwood estate. He's also got the Knicks’ dominant win over LeBron at the Garden. We close with a critique of Tom Brady’s latest questionable Instagram "thirst traps" and a caller’s odd pilgrimage to the infamous Robert Kraft massage parlor.

NFL coaching carousel stops as Klint Kubiak heads to the Raiders after the Super Bowl. Gio links the Vikings’ firing of GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah to Sam Darnold’s Super Bowl run and a controversial paternity leave. CNBC's Guy Adami calls since he was also at the Islanders game. C-Lo's got a Knicks win and a Joe Brady apology. Plus, Druski and an Only Fans model sighted next to Spike Lee at the Garden.

Giants and Jets are both still looking for an offensive coordinator. Gio’s afraid something happened with the Jets negotiations with Frank Reich. Eddie played a bunch of clips of Al yelling at callers from over the years. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day including a Moment of The Day: Shaun Morash's special request for his driver. Plus, why is Al Dukes’ name showing up in the Epstein files?

We are stunned as well.

Both teams are still looking for that guy. What happened with Frank Reich and the Jets?

C-Lo starts with the sounds of Lakers/Knicks as heard on NBC. New Bills head coach Joe Brady regrets saying he would cheer with the defense when Josh Allen throws a pick in practice.

All of the NFL head coaching jobs have been filled now with the Klint Kubiak one becoming official after the Super Bowl. The Vikings fired their GM on Friday - was it because of Darnold.

Gio relates a health scare in his home and C-Lo talks about seeing a historic site: OJ Simpson's house.

On Saturday night, the Islanders hosted some WFAN people, including Gio. Here are some stories from the good side of the velvet rope.

C-Lo's here with the Knicks picking up their 6th straight win, the Nets getting embarrassed by the Pistons, and even a goalie fight which is always fun.

We open with the shocking revelation that Steve Tisch, co-owner of the New York Giants, shows up in emails to and from Jeffrey Epstein. What does it mean and what is the NFL going to do.

The Yankees general manager has spoken, and we have a lot of thoughts on his assessment of the offseason, from Craig Carton strongly defending Cashman to Tommy Lugauer ripping the Yanks for essentially running it back.

Craig Carton believes the Giants suffered a setback as Todd Monken accepted the Browns head coach job over Giants offensive coordinator. Plus, Boomer and Gio on who the best fit to help develop Jaxson Dart would be (25:43); Evan & Tiki react to a report that former Jets OC Tanner Engstrand is in play with the Giants (36:10); Tiki also gives his top five candidates for OC (53:56); Craig and C-Mac debate whether the Giants or Jets have the brighter future (1:14:05)

Boomer and Gio are intrigued by a report that the Jets reached out to Jon Gruden for a coordinator position. Plus, why Evan Roberts believes this is all a set up for Gruden to become head coach in 2027 (18:20); Evan & Tiki discuss the hopelessness of the Jets (35:23); Craig Carton calls out the Jets and the Gruden delusion (59:00); Boomer and Gio on the mess that the Jets find themselves in with their coordinators (1:13:28).

Boomer and Gio react to the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade demand and the possibility of him becoming a Knick. Plus, SNY Knicks reporter Ian Begley joins Evan & Tiki to talk Giannis and more (12:13); Evan & Tiki give their thoughts of a potential Giannis trade (28:58); Craig Carton and C-Mac talk Giannis to the Knicks with ‘Basketball Jones’ (46:17), and Craig and C-Mac on the likelihood that the Knicks part ways with Karl-Anthony Towns for Giannis (57:39).

Matthew Schaefer called in to Boomer and Gio after his Islanders finished off a season sweep of Boomer's Rangers, while Team USA legend Mike Eruzione also joined the show. Plus, SNY's Connor Hughes gave Evan and Tiki the latest on the Jets quest to fill their coaching staff, and Ian Begley provided the Giannis trade intel.

Boomer & Gio hear Jon Gruden’s reaction to reports linking him to the Jets and give their take. Plus, should the Knicks aggressively pursue Giannis in the trade market? (12:12) Bill Belichick misses the Hall of Fame and what it says about the voting (24:24); what are the Jets’ QB options for next year? (37:29) Boomer asks Gio to rank the head coach hirings in the NFL (46:02); more on the Mets clubhouse atmosphere and Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor (54:39)

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This morning we have Jon Gruden busy debunking Jets rumors, and a controversial YouTuber has been named the league's "Chief Kindness Officer." We've got the emotional introduction of Joe Brady in Buffalo and Robert Saleh’s "fast and violent" promise for his new squad. Plus, we celebrate the Islanders’ season sweep of the Rangers with Matthew Schaefer and a new Netflix doc about the Miracle On Ice. Also, we dive into scandalous tee-ball coaching advice, and confusing "I’m enoughed" T-shirts.

Boomer questions why Bill Belichick is on a Hall of Fame ballot while still eyeing the sidelines. We talk about the NFL’s bizarre "Chief Kindness Officer" appointment and Jon Gruden debunking the Jets rumors. We’ve also got the latest on the Islanders’ absolute dominance over the Rangers, an emotional Joe Brady starting his new era in Buffalo, and we look at the Nipah virus outbreak in India for some reason.

We're debating the league's newest coaching hires while Gio hands out some harsh rankings including Robert Saleh. C-Lo's got Joe Brady’s tearful Buffalo introduction, Saleh’s "fast and violent" promise, and yet more tears from Brooks Koepka. We wrap things up with a look at Gio’s domestic life.

From Audi Crooks’ hilarious defensive highlights at Iowa State to teeball coaching—including a caller’s warning for Gio. The Islanders' Matthew Schaefer checks in following a season sweep of the Rangers as Tommy Lugauer declares New York an "Islanders town." We wrap up with a lunch invitation for Boomer from Dan in Carteret and a deep dive into odd "I’m enoughed" T-shirts.

We're joined by producer Mark Ciardi and Miracle on Ice player Mike Eruzione. They're involved in the new Netflix documentary called ‘Miracle: The Boys of ‘80’. C-Lo returns with the Devils beating the Predators, Brandon Beane intros Joe Brady as head coach of the Bills, a look back at Rob Saleh from Hard Knocks talking about a crow attacking an eagle, & NFL Films audio of Josh McDaniels with Drake Maye on the sideline. The Moment of The Day: Benefits of coaching teeball (it involves the moms). We end with odd talk about protecting cattle from flesh eating maggots. I can't explain it either.

C-Lo recaps the Devils beating the Predators. Brandon Beane met the media as they introduced Joe Brady as head coach of the Bills. We played some Rob Saleh from Hard Knocks when he was with the Jets and he talked about a crow attacking an eagle. We heard NFL Films audio of Josh McDaniels with Drake Maye on the sideline. The Moment of The Day: Benefits of coaching teeball (it involves the moms).

He and producer Mark Ciardi join us and are involved in the new Netflix documentary called ‘Miracle: The Boys of ‘80’.

The Isle phenom calls in to gloat a bit about his teams sweeping the Rangers.

We take calls from guys who coach and one of them is as you'd expect.

C-Lo returns with an emotional Joe Brady being introduced in Buffalo. Rob Saleh met the media as well. Oddly enough, golfer Brooks Koepka was also crying when meeting the media.

Boomer asks Gio to rank them and we give you our list. Some surprises.

C-Lo's here with Jon Gruden shutting down those Jets rumors while Brandon Tierney pulls no punches on Woody Johnson. Boomer’s got a Raiders coaching prediction, an emotional Joe Brady in Buffalo, and the Islanders sweep the Rangers.

We try to figure out what the position is and what it means and why they hired who they did. We also get into Jon Gruden on a Tampa radio station saying there was no offer from the Jets.

Lots of local talk today. The Jets' coaching search turns into a "disaster," with Aaron Glenn taking over defensive play-calling while the team desperately courts Frank Reich to salvage the offense. We talk a Knicks trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo that could cost them big players, plus, the Rangers’ decision to bench Artemi Panarin. Sean Payton’s odd comments on Bo Nix’s injury and the Yankees welcoming back Cody Bellinger round things up, and we even have time for a few laughs here and there.

The Jets coaching situation is a mess as Aaron Glenn tries to fill coordinator jobs. Plus, we recap a busy night in local sports, including Cody Bellinger's return to the Bronx and a dominant showing for the Islanders and Knicks. Also, a little more about Frank Reich taking the Jets job...like why.

Giannis' rumored trade request starts a frenzy with the Knicks as a lead candidate. Who'll they have to give up. Sean Payton’s comments on Bo Nix’s injury make us scratch our heads. The Knicks get a strong road win. And we even talk about the sad and shocking origin of the term, "Drinking the Kool Aid."

A caller wonders if Frank Reich is the right fit to lead the Jets’ offense or if he should eye the Giants’ opening for a chance to work with Jaxson Dart. There's also Jets QB uncertainty to ponder. We cover Cody Bellinger’s Yankees return, and the growing buzz surrounding a potential Knicks trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo. Plus, the Rangers' decision to sit Artemi Panarin.

We dive into the Jets' rebuild as Boomer praises GM Darren Mougey’s roster-building strategy. We talk Kirk Cousins potential landing spot, a public rift in Denver between Sean Payton and Bo Nix over his broken ankle, the Knicks’ road win in Toronto, and a "Bangles" themed Moment of the Day. We even talk beavers (the animal), Giannis and the Rangers future.

Sean Payton on Bo Nix’s ankle annoys the QB. The Knicks beat the Raptors in Toronto. The Moment of The Day: Boomer’s Bengals and MTV’s Bangles.

Jets GM Darren Mougey is trying to rebuild their roster and it's a process. Is the draft the key to getting it done the right way?

The talk about Giannis to the Knicks heats up as the trade deadline inches closer. We also do a little Rangers talk about saying farewell to a long time star.

There's one name that Boomer does not want to see - Charlie Weis, Jr. We also talk Jets QB choices as well.

Jerry's back with something going on in Denver between Sean Payton and Bo Nix over that broken ankle. Hmm. We also have all the highlights for you including that big win by the Knicks.

Giannis wants out and we wonder what the Knicks would have to do to bring him here.

Jerry's here and starts with a bit more about the Jets new DC. Then, Cody Bellinger met the media to talk about being back with the Yankees. The Knicks beat the Raptors, the Islanders beat the Rangers 5-2, and we've got your highlights right here.

Wink was supposed to be here as DC. Hey, wha'happen? We also ponder Frank Reich's decision to come to this mess.

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We discuss the Jets' controversial pursuit of Jon Gruden, the fallout from Bill Belichick’s stunning Hall of Fame snub, and an emotional Mike McCarthy eyeing a reunion with Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh. Also, Robert Saleh and Brian Daboll join forces in Tennessee, what will NY fans think when "it" happens. From Joe Brady’s new era in Buffalo to the Knicks' curious benching of KAT and Gio’s official dislike of scripted TV, we've got everything we can reasonably offer.

Rumors of Jon Gruden talking to the Jets' have people asking who wanted it, Glenn or Woody. Also, the sports world is in a bit of shock as Bill Belichick missing the first-ballot Hall of Fame. Plus, Mike McDaniel’s move to the Chargers and the Knicks' latest win to the Broncos firing their OC - a lot going on in this hour.

Robert Saleh and Brian Daboll team up with the Titans while Joe Brady is made head coach in Buffalo. Mike McCarthy addresses Aaron Rodgers rumors and the Knicks respond to questions about a KAT benching. We end with Gio's stance against scripted TV shows.

We honor the legendary Jets PR man Frank Ramos and look at his incredible legacy. We dive into the PR minefield surrounding the Jon Gruden rumors. Jerry's got an emotional Mike McCarthy becoming the Steelers' next head coach, the reaction over Bill Belichick missing the first-ballot Hall of Fame. Also, Joel Sherman telling Yankees fans exactly what he thinks, plus, a debate on whether Tom Brady faces a similar snub to Belichick.

Joe Brady’s got big expectations in Buffalo. Tom Brady quiet about the Belichick Hall of Fame snub. We've got Mike McCarthy’s emotional Steelers intro, Sean Payton’s on game management, Peralta talks Mets, and the mystery of why KAT was benched during the Knicks' latest win. Plus, a Hall of Fame voter joins us to reveal the real reason the GOAT was left out of the first ballot.

Because we can't get enough of any of these stories, Jerry's got more people talking about Bill Belichick not getting voted into the Hall. More of the Chargers presser. He's got more from Freddy Peralta big on being a Met, and more from the Knicks win and odd benching of KAT. Plus, an emotional Mike McCarthy Moment of the Day.

We wonder why he hasn't said anything about his old coach not make first-ballot HoF. Maybe he's busy with his cat.

Jerry's got more reactions from around the sports world about Bill Belichick not getting voted into the Hall of Fame. Mike McCarthy was emotional meeting the press in Pittsburgh as their new head coach. Also, Joel Sherman had some choice words for Yankees fans on his podcast.

News that the Jets spoke to Jon Gruden about a coordinator job prompts a discussion about why him being back in the NFL might not ever happen.

Jerry has Mike McCarthy meeting the Pittsburgh media and talking Aaron Rodgers for next year. Freddy Peralta met the Mets media and said he doesn't expect to be going anywhere. Also, more about why KAT didn't finish the Knicks game.

How long before Jets & Giants fans are complaining how we let them go? Also, Joe Brady elevated to head coach of the Bills.

Jerry's here with news that Bill Belichick didn't get voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. In other NFL news, he's got more from the Jets coaching hunt, Mike McDaniel's intro in L.A., plus, the Knicks win over the Kings including Clyde taking shots at KAT.

Who did? Glenn? Mougey? Woody? Here's the whole first part of the show as we try to figure out what's going on.

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The Jets’ coaching staff is taking shape with Frank Reich likely joining the ranks, sparking a heated debate over whether Kyler Murray, Malik Willis, or even Deshaun Watson will be the one to lead his offense. The Mets welcome Freddy Peralta while manager Carlos Mendoza addresses rumors of a rift between stars Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor. From the Rangers' dramatic overtime victory to the looming dread of life after football season—and even the threat of a Yellowstone supervolcano—we cover a lot of stuff and laugh as well.

Reports are out there that Frank Reich is nearing a role on the Jets' offensive staff—a move Boomer Esiason warns is a "three-year process". David Stearns prepares to introduce Freddy Peralta as the Mets' new ace. Meanwhile, the Super Bowl stage is set for a showdown between Sam Darnold’s Seahawks and Drake Maye’s Patriots.

Frank Reich is reportedly joining the Jets' staff, but he’ll need a QB to lead the charge. From Kyler Murray and Malik Willis to the return of Geno Smith or a Kirk Cousins era. Ochocinco offers up why Mike McDaniels didn't go to the Eagles and why other OCs don't seem to want the job either. We end the hour with Gio & Al acting out Chipper Jones' interacting with fans on X.

Gio meets Barstool's Rico Bosco and we grapple with the post-football "Sunday blues." Jerry with Cam Skattebo’s rookie reflections and DeAndre Hopkins’ heavy hints at wanting a Buffalo landing, the Rangers' OT thriller and getting ready for the WFAN Islanders outing this Saturday.

Carlos Mendoza just pulled back the curtain on a fractured Mets clubhouse, revealing that stars Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor may not be seeing eye-to-eye. Jerry has Rangers' OT thriller and David Wright’s plea for fans to trust the "Stearns Masterplan." He also has a snowy Moment of the Day and we end the show pondering the alleged "supervolcano" in Yellowstone.

The Moment of the Day involves the aforementioned mother-in-law and her difficulty parking when it snows.

Carlos Mendoza was on a podcast with Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman and said the Mets clubhouse last year was not "celebrating" each other. He also talked about the differences between Soto and Lindor.

Jerry’s back with Cam Skattebo’s "Welcome to the NFL" moment from the Roommates Podcast. DeAndre Hopkins’ talks joining Josh Allen in Buffalo. Plus, we recap the Rangers' big overtime win over the Bruins.

Rico Bosco of Barstool DMd Gio about going to Shane Gillis at MSG. Also, the NFL season is coming to a close so now what?

Interesting remarks by Ochocinco about why Mike McDaniel's didn't want to go to the Eagles. Same question about Frank Reich. Jerry also has all the recaps from yesterdays games.

QBs could be those on the Browns roster or Tua. We also toss around Geno Smith and Kirk Cousins.

Jerry's here with reaction from Cooper Kupp about the Seahawks going to the Super Bowl. The Mets are introducing Freddy Peralta today and David Wright asks fans to be patient with the process. Rangers fans can be happy that their team beat the Bruins.

Connor Hughes of SNY has been on it and Boomer said the reporting seems accurate. We break down what it might mean for the team and their future.

WFAN hosts are erupting over former Jets quarterback Sam Darnold reaching the Super Bowl, sparking a heated debate on whether his success serves as the ultimate proof of the Jets' organizational failure

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Sam Darnold completes his redemption tour leading the Seahawks to a showdown against the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Jerry has all the sounds of Seattle’s win over the Rams, the disastrous Jarrett Stidham backward pass that punched New England's ticket, and Boomer’s early lean on the spread. Plus, the Jets coaching carousel spins with rumors of Frank Reich joining Aaron Glenn's staff, Philip Rivers flirts with (and then flees) the Bills job, and we even have a bit of controversy as the midday show decides to defy Boomer's edict that people must come in after a snow storm.

From Sam Darnold’s "ghosts" with the Jets to a Super Bowl berth with the Seahawks, it's the ultimate redemption story as he prepares to face the Patriots. Jerry has the sounds of the Pats & Seahawks wins. Mike Macdonald’s praise for his QB, and the Jarrett Stidham backward pass that spelled doom. Plus, Boomer gives his early Super Bowl spread, Gio recaps a Shane Gillis show at MSG, and we try to figure out what a caller is talking about.

As the Jets’ coaching staff faces a massive overhaul under Aaron Glenn—including rumors of Frank Reich as OC —we wonder if any rookie QB can survive the current mess in New York. Sounds of Sam Darnold punching his ticket to the Super Bowl, the Patriots capitalizing on a disastrous Jarrett Stidham backward pass, Plus, we hear from Mike Macdonald, Sean McVay, and Mike Vrabel. Also, Gio’s “pathetic” Saturday night and Eddie's Bloody Mary soaked Sunday.

Boomer and Gio break down the coaching carousel as Clint Kubiak leads the race in Vegas and Philip Rivers withdrawing his name for the Bills gig. Plus, not every fan is thrilled with the Super Bowl matchup. The sounds of Sam Darnold’s big TD pass, and the "sad" Broncos radio call that ended their season. Also, Gio questions why Netflix paid a guy less to climb the outside of a building than they did Jake Paul.

Two defensive coaches make the Super Bowl and both teams had bad odds at the beginning of the season. Then the midday show is doing a work from home day which has Boomer in a tizzy and Shaun Morash calls in to have it out with him. Last up, looking ahead to the McCarthy presser in Pittsburgh.

Shaun Morash joins in to yell at Boomer for being a bully and bullying everyone to come in.

And both teams had bad odds to make Super Bowl at the start of the season. We also take your calls.

Jerry's got more from yesterday including a great Kevin Harlan call on a Darnold TD pass, the Pats call of Drake Maye running for a TD, and the sad Broncos call of their loss. Also, Matthew Stafford was less than thrilled being asked questions after the game.

Raiders need a coach. Bills need a coach. Everyone needs a coach. Boomer gives his best guess about who might end up where. Also, a caller wonders how he can get excited for this Super Bowl.

Jerry's back with Sam Darnold's comments after his big win, McVay asked about Stafford next season and Stidham's pick that doomed the Pats.

More coaches fired. Wink Martindale interviewed among others.

Jerry's here and he's got everything you want from the Pats and Seahawks wins.

Drafted third overall by the NY Jets who (of course) could do nothing with him. Bounced around. Disrespected by the Vikings. Now he's going to the Super Bowl. Ha!

Boomer & Gio give their first impressions of John Harbaugh following his introductory press conference. Plus, Craig Carton and C-Mac debate if the Harbaugh excitement is overblown (14:50); Evan & Tiki interview Harbaugh (36:47), and ponder if Rex Ryan could join his staff (54:41); Boomer & Gio also discuss potential coordinators and coaching staff (1:19:09).

Hear from John Harbaugh, Joe Schoen (17:54), and Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News (32:42) on another eventful week for the New York Giants.

Evan & Tiki talk about rooting for Sam Darnold and how things could have panned out differently in New York for him. Plus, Evan wonders what would have happened if the Jets drafted Josh Allen instead (18:41); Craig on the possibility of Lamar Jackson on the Jets (39:53), and a caller asks Craig if he has inside info on defensive coordinators who refused to interview with the Jets (46:54).

This week's Yankees highlights are all about Cody Bellinger, as the Yanks finally signed their top offseason target. Evan and Tiki give their instant reactions, while Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the contract and debate if Bellinger was worth the price.

The Mets have completely turned their offseason around with a busy week. Boomer and Gio react to the blockbuster Freddy Peralta trade and how fans have changed their tone on David Stearns, while Craig Carton rips any fans who still don't like the offseason. Plus, Evan Roberts reveals his concerns about the deal, and reacts to the Luis Robert Jr. trade.

Boomer & Gio react to recent Mets moves and how fans are back to viewing David Stearns a bit more favorably. Plus, first impressions from the John Harbaugh presser (7:31); Gio does a deep dive into the recent Knicks performances (22:21); Bills owner Terry Pegula’s press conference raises some eyebrows (35:06); a look ahead to the AFC and NFC Championship Games (43:54) and how Jarrett Stidham has an opportunity to become a legend (1:01:21).

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It’s Championship Friday as the guys break down the Sam Darnold and Jarrett Stidham hype, with Boomer predicting a tight finish. Jerry with Drake Maye’s battle with the Denver altitude, Stephen Ross’s rough Dolphins presser, and even the Phillies' broadcaster Ben Davis calling the Mets "losers." Fernando Mendoza’s wows 'em on Fallon, and we give you all the snowstorm info too. Also, LeBron’s Lakers rumors and John Harbaugh’s total control with the Giants, wrapping up with our official NFL picks.

We start our Football Friday breaking down the AFC and NFC championship games. We're talking details. Jerry has Drake Maye on the Denver altitude, Josh McDaniel on Stidham starting, the Dolphins introducing their new head coach. We end the hour talking about coming snow storm.

Boomer and Gio have stories from their Tellers gig. Then, Gio is hunkering down in NYC and hoping neighbors with snow blowers can bail out his family. Boomer calls out Jerry as a "wuss out" if he works from home, then Don from Islandwide Weather calls with an update on the storm. Gio offers up a spare suite ticket for WFAN night at the Islanders.

Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza had some target practice on Fallon, Robert Saleh jumped to the Titans, and the Jets stand still. Jerry’s update features Sean Payton’s gets an assist from Bill Parcells about Stidham, a debate over whether Jets fans are secretly pulling for Sam Darnold, Stephen Ross’s rocky introduction of Jeff Hafley in Miami and Phillies’ Ben Davis catching heat for calling the Mets "losers". Finally the crew dives into John Harbaugh’s intense organizational control.

The Giants are shaking up their training staff while keeping Ronnie Barnes in the fold. Jerry goes from Drake Maye's battling Denver’s altitude and Stephen Ross’s rough media session to Fernando Mendoza’s appearance on Fallon and LeBron silencing Lakers rumors, plus, a "Tell my mother I love her" Moment of the Day. The hour wraps with our official NFL Championship weekend picks.

Patriots-Broncos Rams-Seahawks We've got our picks right here.

The legendary trainer remains. However, there will be a new Head Trainer (not Megan Trainor).

Jerry’s back with Sean Payton, who revealed he’s been picking Bill Parcells’ brain about Jarrett Stidham. Are Jets fans pulling for Sam Darnold or rooting for his downfall, while Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has a lousy presser introducing his new head coach. Plus, Phillies broadcaster Ben Davis labeled the Mets "losers" - SHUT THE HELL UP!

Fernando Mendoza was on Fallon impressing people with his mad skills. We're disappointed he's not coming to the Jets and then sit down to talk about what the hell is going on with that team anyway.

Don from Islandwide Weather checks in to give us the most recent predictions about the coming snow storm.

Fernando has quick sports points and leaves us feeling good. Then we move into the trials and tribulations of suburban life as Gio contemplates moving snow from his driveway.

Jerry's here with Drake Maye’s adjustment to the Denver altitude, Josh McDaniels with a unique perspective on Jarrett Stidham, while Dan Orlovsky officially issued an apology for his previous critiques of CJ Stroud. Plus, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross met the media to present Jeff Hafley as the new head coach.

Pats v Broncos, Rams v Seahawks. Offenses, defenses, QBs. Here it is.

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Today's show has big shift in New York baseball as the Mets transform their rotation with Freddy Peralta and welcome Bo Bichette to Queens, while the Yankees finally provide some relief by re-signing Cody Bellinger. We dive deep into the Knicks' historic 54-point demolition of the Nets and their future, Terry Pegula’s disastrous Bills press conference, and the "celebration injury" conspiracy surrounding Bo Nix that puts Jarrett Stidham in the driver's seat for Denver. Plus, we react to Boomer falling for an AI-generated photo of Shaun Morash, a looming weekend snowstorm, and a Harbaugh "hatchet job" in the Giants' front office that has fans buzzing.

The Mets’ rotation gets a major facelift with Freddy Peralta and intro Bo Bichette, while the Yankees finally make a move to retain Cody Bellinger. Jerry's here covering the Knicks’ historic demolition of the Nets and Terry Pegula’s rough day at the podium. Your calls too.

We talk the Mets’ sudden transformation as fans finally embrace the David Stearns era. We’ll break down Brian Flores’ extension in Minnesota, plus a caller’s take on John Harbaugh cleaning house for the Giants. Jerry’s has more of Terry Pegula’s awkward Bills presser, Sean Payton’s high praise for Stidham, and a look ahead to a massive weekend snowstorm headed our way.

We break down the Knicks’ historic 54-point demolition of the Nets and look ahead to Philly while exploring why an NBA Finals contender is losing to the Mavs at home. Jerry’s back with Bo Bichette’s World Series ambitions, David Stearns’ aggressive winning strategy, and that infamous Bills press conference. Plus, we investigate a wild theory about an electrical substation affecting the 49ers' health, the latest on the impending snowstorm, and a caller’s question about the disappearance of sperm bank commercials.

This hour, we’re breaking down the Jarrett Stidham era in Denver as he steps in for an injured Bo Nix with a Super Bowl berth on the line. We've got "celebration injury" conspiracy theories, prediction for a tight AFC Championship, and the heated rivalry between Liam Coen and Robert Saleh now that they’re divisional foes. Plus, Mets’ offseason, Terry Pegula’s disastrous Bills press conference and "Moment of the Day": Chris "Mad Dog" Russo’s legendary struggle to pronounce Stidham’s name.

Jerry has Bo Bichette on playing in New York, more from the Terry Pegula horror. Plus, Ben Johnson’s "start from the bottom" mentality for the Lions and a Moment of the Day you can’t miss: Chris "Mad Dog" Russo absolutely mangling Jarrett Stidham’s name.

With Bo Nix out, it's all on Broncos QB Jarrett Stidham to become a legend against the Pats.

For whatever reason a caller is sad that he can no longer be entertained by commercials for a sperm bank. We also discuss the show, Heated Rivalry, which apparently a lot of women love.

They crushed the lowly Nets, but the Sixers are next. What's ahead for this supposed NBA Finals team?

The Bills hit an iceberg that happened to be their owner who gave a presser that had people scratching their heads and wanting to jump ship. Jerry has it for you with plenty of commentary.

The Mets have made big moves to add to the team and fans are sorta kinda happy about that.

Jerry’s back with the latest: the Mets’ rotation grows, Bo Bichette arrives in Queens, and the Knicks make franchise history by dismantling the Nets. Plus, Bills owner Terry Pegula’s presser misstep and Sean McVay on facing Seattle.

With Freddy Peralta now coming to Citi Field, we're pretty up on the moves the Mets have made this off-season. We also toss some Yankees talk to mix it up a bit.

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John Harbaugh is officially in the building, and the Giants’ new era is kicks off. From Joe Schoen’s "breathless" introduction to the secret Tom Coughlin phone call that pushed ownership’s hand, and if a Rex Ryan or Wink Martindale return is actually on the table. The Mets land Luis Robert Jr. , and Jalen Brunson is calls a players meeting as the Knicks sink. We've got Joe Burrow backing refs, Baker Mayfield's comments on Kevin Stefanski, the Bills talking to Brian Daboll, and even a fake "Broadway Joe" message for Peter Schwartz.

Joe Schoen’s breathless introduction of Harbaugh to Tom Coughlin helping seal the deal and the likelihood of a Rex Ryan returns. Plus, we break down the Mets’ trade for Luis Robert Jr., Mike McDaniel’s move to the Chargers, and Boomer’s take on whether Brian Daboll is the right man to lead Josh Allen and the Bills.

We break down the Mets trade for Luis Robert Jr. and the Yankees' total silence, while Jalen Brunson tries to save the Knicks' season with a desperate players-only meeting. Plus, the John Harbaugh era officially kicks off with high praise for Jaxson Dart. Also, Joe Burrow’s rare social media return and Baker Mayfield’s message for his former coach

We’re breaking down the chances of a Rex Ryan or Wink Martindale return, and the drama surrounding a winter ice storm that could shut down the city. Plus, the Mets land Luis Robert Jr., Harbaugh on Lamar Jackson, and a fake Broadway Joe message for Peter Schwartz.

The Bills have officially requested an interview with Brian Daboll, and Boomer explains why Josh Allen deserves a seat at the table for this massive hire. Bills fans check in with their thoughts. C-Lo returns with Joe Schoen being asked about playoff expectations and Tiki wondering where John Harbaugh will call home. Plus, we hit the "Moment of the Day" with a confusing lesson on what a "merkin" is, and wrap things up with a viral photo of William Shatner eating a bowl of cereal at a red light.

C-Lo has quotes from Joe Schoen on what he sees for the Giants next year, the Knicks continuing to sprial downwards, and ends it with a Moment of the Day regarding...a merkin.

Brian Daboll has been discussed along with Joe Brady. It all depends on who Josh Allen is comfy with.

A fake "Broadway Joe" heaps praise on Peter.

A caller checks in to talk who Harbaugh might pick, so we run through some ideas.

C-Lo returns with the latest on John Harbaugh’s new-look Giants including his high praise for Jaxson Dart and Jameis Winston. Plus, we break down Joe Burrow’s rare social media return to take a shot at Josh Allen, Baker Mayfield’s remarks about Kevin Stefanski, and the Mets landing a big piece for their outfield.

The Mets made a big trade but their fans, and Yankees fans, are frustrated by their team's situations. Trades and signings might help.

C-Lo's here and he's got Joe Schoen’s breathless introduction and Harbaugh’s bold playoff expectations for year one, plus, we dive into the Rex Ryan rumors. Mike McDaniel’s goes to the Chargers, and the Mets trade.

From a breathless intro by Joe Schoen, who sent Mara to Harbaugh, and whether Rex Ryan might join the staff, everything from yesterday.

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The John Harbaugh era officially begins for the Giants today as the coaching carousel spins has Robert Saleh heading to Tennessee and the Bills searching for a new leader. While Indiana celebrates a National Championship behind Fernando Mendoza’s heroics, the Knicks are in a tailspin that has sparked Giannis rumors and heavy criticism of Karl-Anthony Towns. Between debating the Jets' next veteran quarterback and Peter Schwartz’s fast-food rankings, we cover everything.

We go from Indiana’s National Championship glory to the NFL coaching carousel, covering Fernando Mendoza’s big day and the fallout of Sean McDermott being fired in Buffalo. Plus, Peter Schwartz brings the latest updates on the Knicks' blowout loss and the rumors swirling around Robert Saleh heading to the Titans.

The Knicks’ freefall continues with a ninth loss in 11 games, sparking trade rumors for Giannis and Gio's criticism of Karl-Anthony Towns. Peter Schwartz’s fast food rankings amaze us & spark angry calls. Boomer and Gio debate whether Russell Wilson or Kyler Murray could be in the Jets' future.

The Giants prepare to introduce John Harbaugh and we look ahead to the important press conference, plus, rumors of a Joe Brady move to the Jets or Bengals. Between Sam Darnold’s incredible path to the NFC Championship and Peter Schwartz’s chain restaurant rankings, the hour wraps up with an "Eddie vs. Peter" showdown to crown the "King of Facacta Football."

The John Harbaugh era officially begins for the Giants today, as the team looks to transform their future and navigate a tough schedule. The NFL coaching carousel keeps spinning with Robert Saleh heading to Tennessee and rumors linking Brian Daboll to the Bills job.

But he's here and Rob Saleh is going to Tennessee.

We underline our high hopes for John Harbaugh and take a look at the Giants 2026 schedule, plus we ponder whether Brian Daboll might end up with the Bills.

I guarantee that one of your favorites will be in this list.

There've been some terrible press conferences in the past. John Harbaugh's will likely not be like that as we expect a solid performance. A caller checks in and offers a Jets rumor.

Sure we could talk sports, but what Peter Schwartz orders at fast food restaurants fascinates us.

Knicks losses have been especially bad lately. We think a roster change could be coming.

Peter Schwartz has highlights from Indiana’s title win. We also recap the Knicks' loss to the Mavericks at the Garden.

The day starts with the Hoosiers win over the Hurricanes and how good Fernando Mendoza played. We also get into all coaching changes that are happening in the NFL.

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Today's show has the Giants officially landing John Harbaugh as the coaching carousel spins faster than ever. We get news that Sean McDermott was fired in Buffalo. We cover the NFL playoff drama, debate Sean Payton’s strategy with a backup QB, the "thick kicker" sending the Rams to the NFC Championship, and a take on Bills-Broncos review that questions the league's priorities. We explore whether the Broncos should find an available QB, the Mets’ acquisition of Bo Bichette, and Peter Schwartz’s bedtime battles with a CPAP machine, plus a "Moment of the Day" that closely examines Boomer's national TV commercial.

We kick off the show with John Harbaugh officially signing as the Giants' new Head Coach, a move that brings Todd Monken in as OC and high hopes for Jaxson Dart. Kevin Stefanski heads to the Falcons, and Sean Payton must face the Pats with a backup QB, plus we dive into CJ Stroud’s rough outing. Peter Schwartz has the Rams’ OT win over Chicago, Drake Maye’s big day, and Carson Beck regarding his graduation status. Finally, we debate the controversial OT interception in the Bills-Broncos game.

Bo Nix’s season officially over and we explore the Broncos' search for a quarterback, plus the NFL’s latest officiating headaches. Peter Schwartz returns with Robert Saleh’s future and the Rams' "Thick Kicker" sending L.A. to the NFC Championship. Finally, we wrap up with a look at the Mets’ signing of Bo Bichette.

Sean McVay's assistants are getting interviews and we knock around some ideas. Also, we toss around the idea of Mike McCarthy joining Rodgers in Pittsburgh, and think about what the Mets should do beyond Bichette. The show gets up close and personal when we discuss Peter Schwartz's intense sleep habits with him. There's a lot going on there.

After a caller asks if former players on pre-game shows should openly root for their old teams, sparking Boomer’s story about a hostile "Black Hole" in Oakland. Sean McDermott is fired in Buffalo; Brian Daboll could return to the Bills. Sounds of the Rams' OT win over Caleb Williams and the Patriots beating the Texans. Our "Moment of the Day" has Boomer revealing a bit much, and we wrap up with more on the McDermott firing.

It happened. The Buffalo Bills got rid of Sean McDermott after their loss to Denver. This opens the door for a familiar face. Peter's got the highlights of the weekend and a Moment of the Day that is maybe a bit too revealing.

A caller asks the question if the guys on pregame shows or broadcasts cheer for their own team without upsetting fans or the suits.

Peter Schwartz is already planning his pre-game nap to get through tonight's Indiana/Miami game. We're fascinated by Peter’s bedtime routine, including his sleep apnea and the high-tech CPAP machine that saves him.

We talk about who and where they might go.

Robert Saleh’s head coaching stock might gone down with that blowout. Peter's got the Rams’ overtime thriller against the Bears, with Peter fascinated by their "thick" kicker. Plus, we’ll take a look at the Patriots' victory over the Texans.

Bo Nix's season is over - can a QB that's out there step in.

Peter Schwartz kicks things off with the sounds of the Rams' thrilling overtime victory over the Bears and Drake Maye’s standout three-touchdown performance for the Patriots. We also hear from CJ Stroud following his four-interception day and Miami’s Carson Beck, who had a classic response when asked about his current class schedule.

John Harbaugh officially takes the reins of the Giants and what the Todd Monken/Jaxson Dart pairing means for the offense. We also dive into Kevin Stefanski heading to the Falcons, & look ahead to NFL Championship weekend.

Evan & Tiki discuss if the hiring of John Harbaugh means it’s playoffs or bust in Year 1. Plus, Craig Carton and C-Mac hear from callers and debate QBs C-Mac would trade Jaxson Dart for (23:00); Boomer & Gio look ahead to what Harbaugh’s coaching staff may look like (46:50) and the anticipation for Harbaugh’s introductory press conference (53:49).

This week's Mets highlights include all the reactions to Kyle Tucker signing with the Dodgers, and what it could mean for the future of baseball. Plus, instant reactions to New York's pivot of signing Bo Bichette to a three-year deal.

This week's Jets highlights include Craig Carton calling Dante Moore's decision to stay in college a blessing for Gang Green, while Evan Roberts rips that opinion. Plus, Craig is dreaming for Mike Tomlin to be the coach in 2027, and Tommy Lugauer says these playoffs should be a wake-up call for the organization.

The Giants and John Harbaugh are close to finalizing a deal to make him their new head coach and Boomer & Gio are ecstatic for the franchise. Plus, Boomer & Gio on the behind-the-scenes action on how the Giants wined and dined Harbaugh (17:51); Evan & Tiki on why Harbaugh is a franchise-altering moment (25:49); Craig Carton and C-Mac have differing reactions to Harbaugh (43:38); C-Mac and Craig on why this hire feels different (1:09:03); Evan and Tiki on what it says about the Giants that Harbaugh chose them (1:24:44).

Boomer & Gio react to the breaking news overnight that John Harbaugh and the Giants are close to an agreement to make him their new head coach. Plus, Mike Tomlin’s resignation has Boomer & Gio wondering what’s next for him and the Steelers (17:51); Jerry Recco’s update includes banter on Dante Moore choosing to stay another year at Oregon (28:46); Boomer says Kyle Tucker’s signing with Dodgers points to an incoming lockout (42:13); Gio is sick of Al Michaels (51:01); and picks for this weekend’s Divisional Round games (58:58).

From the Dodgers snagging Kyle Tucker to the Giants landing John Harbaugh, we break down a big sports week. We debate if New York has lost its"destination" status, analyze the looming baseball lockout, and check in on the Knicks, Islanders, and NFL injury reports. We wrap with coaching carousel rumors, an awkward Moment of the Day, and our official Divisional Round picks.

The Dodgers outspent the Mets for Kyle Tucker in a massive deal that has Boomer Esiason warning of a 2027 lockout fueled by ownership spending. Jim Bowden weighs in on the need for a salary cap and floor, Sam Darnold addresses his new oblique injury, and we crown the offseason's biggest winners and losers.

We dive into the Giants' aggressive pursuit of John Harbaugh and Chris Mara’s "wining and dining" approach. Another Knicks’ tough road loss against the Warriors, Plus, Josh Allen on the Bills injury status heading into Denver, why the Eagles aren't ready to part ways with AJ Brown, and why Gio thinks the freezing Chicago weather won't stop the Rams this weekend.

After a detour into stories about meeting the Pope, we tackle the fallout of Kyle Tucker choosing the Dodgers and whether the Mets are still a "destination" for superstars. Jerry brings the latest Tucker reactions from X, Mike Francesa, and Pete Hoffman, followed by a look at the Knicks' loss and the Islanders' big win in Edmonton. Plus, NFL Divisional Round and Gio’s take on Nate Burleson’s media presence.

Gio ponders the next big head coaching moves, including Robert Saleh's potential return. Plus, comedian Dan Soder’s take on Mike McDaniel’s firing. Jerry has updates on John Harbaugh, and Patrick Mahomes' injury, while the Eagles address Jalen Hurts' offensive regression. We wrap the week with a funy "Moment of the Day" and our official Divisional Round picks.

Enjoy our picks for this great weekend of football.

Comedian Dan Soder, who is very good friends with Mike McDaniel, blamed Troy Aikman for his firing.

Jerry has more reactions from X following Kyle Tucker’s decision. Mike Francesa and Pete Hoffman both have takes that New York has lost its status as a premier destination. Plus, Knicks’ latest stumble at Golden State, a look ahead to the NFL Divisional Round, and the Islanders’ shutout victory over the Oilers in Edmonton.

Why Tucker in the first place? Will they make a big push for Cody Bellinger?

Jerry's back with live reactions to the Tucker news. The Knicks lost to the Warriors. Josh Allen talked about their injuries going into Denver. Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni on AJ Brown's future with the Eagles.

We talk about details of how the Giants "wined and dined" John Harbaugh. Also, who is the next coveted head coach candidate out there.

Jerry's here with sports headlines for this morning including more about Tucker to the Dodgers, Jim Bowden on a solution for MLB, Sam Darnold on his appearance on the injury report & other highlights for today.

The Mets made a crazy offer. The Dodgers made a crazier offer and Tucker said thanks. Boomer explains why it's the owners and not the players that are going to cause a lockout in 2027.

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The New York Giants have finally found their man, as John Harbaugh has reportedly accepted a five-year deal to become the next head coach in Big Blue. With star rookie Jaxson Dart at the helm and potential coordinators like Todd Monken in the mix, Big Blue fans are ecstatic. On the flip side, it was a "dark" night for the rest of the city as the Knicks were dismantled in Sacramento and the Rangers suffered an 8-4 blowout at the Garden against the Senators.

An exciting hour! Word from insiders is that John Harbaugh is on his way to New York to coach the Giants. We talk that exciting news plus who his coordinators might be. Jerry has news of Dante Moore electing not to hit the draft, Tony Romo on his iffy TV performance last week, and bad nights for the Knicks and Rangers.

The ball's starting to roll for the Giants as Todd Monken looks ready to join Harbaugh. Who else might join? Jerry's got Jameis Winston on what kind of coach the Giants need, Sean McVey on facing the Bears in a freezing Chicago, plus a legendary achievement Nets broadcaster Tim Capstraw. All that plus TONS of your calls from happy Giants fans and less than happy Jets fans.

John Harbaugh is headed to the Big Apple to lead the Giants and fans are optimistic about the future. Meanwhile, the Rangers and Knicks both suffered brutal losses, and the Mets are making headlines with a massive $50 million offer to Kyle Tucker.

The Giants’ future looks bright as the city gears up for the John Harbaugh era, Danny Kanell breaks down what the move means for franchise QB Jaxson Dart. Plus, a look back at the Knicks’ "embarrassing" loss in Sacramento, the Rangers’ continued struggles at the Garden, and Gio’s deep dive into disturbing movies. Plus, Jerry brings us a classic John Minko moment.

Jerry has Danny Kannel's comments about Jaxson Dart working with John Harbaugh, Chris Russo's difficult pronouncing a Seahawks players name, local team losses, plus a Moment of the Day remembering John Minko's infamous technical difficulties during a Nets broadcast.

We expect it to be memorable and one of the good ones - unlike the ones we reminisce about. We also take a couple of calls on Harbaugh coming to the Giants.

Jerry's got Jameis Winston talking about the football obsessed Jaxson Dart (all complimentary), the Knicks bad loss to Sacramento, the Mets pursuit of Kyle Tucker, and, of course, another loss by the Rangers.

It’s all done except for the actual signing of the contract, but John Harbaugh has accepted the job as NY Giants head coach. This can turn the franchise around very quickly.

Giants fans call in to say how elated they are about Harbaugh. Jets fans? Well, not so happy about their lot in life.

The former OC for the Ravens is likely to join Harbaugh. Good news for Jaxson Dart. Who else could be a Giant? How about Rex?

Jerry's here with Dante Moore’s surprise return to Oregon and Tony Romo’s explanation for his shaky Bills/Jags broadcast. Plus, a rough night for New York sports as the Knicks get beat down by the Kings and the Rangers drop another one at home.

Lots of reports coming in that the ink is almost dry for the Giants to get their head coach. So let's talk who his coordinators might be.

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We start with Mike Tomlin stepping away from the Steelers and the 'impossible' task of replacing a legend, while Steve Bisciotti gets candid on firing John Harbaugh and his reaction to the Tomlin news. We have Acho vs. Warner feud over Jalen Hurts, the Mets' pursuit of Kyle Tucker, and the Yankees finally making a move. Jerry’s updates feature his own call of the St. John’s game, Giannis booing back at Milwaukee fans, and Tom Brady calling himself a 'master of the sport' at 45. We wrap it all up with Boomer falling for fake news, a a story about voice-activated garbage cans, and Jerry battling on X.

An era ends in the AFC North as Mike Tomlin is stepping down in Pittsburgh, but with the Steelers holding his rights, could a blockbuster trade be in his future? Boomer weighs in on the 'impossible' task of replacing a legend. Plus, we talk Cheesecake Factory vs. PF Chang's, Jerry brings us Steve Bisciotti’s raw reaction to the coaching shakeup, and we find out why Boomer is fascinated by a talking garbage can.

A social media feud between Emmanuel Acho and Kurt Warner over Jalen Hurts. Boomer defends the fired Chargers OC and Gio asks about Harbaugh’s reasons not to come to the Giants. Jerry returns for an update—featuring his own call of St. John’s/Marquette and Giannis booing his own fans. Plus, Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti gets candid on firing Harbaugh, and we wrap with a look at Ty Simpson and the draft.

The Mets are linked to Kyle Tucker, but is it a real plan? The Yankees finally made a move with a trade from the Marlins, and Jerry returns with Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti on firing John Harbaugh and his plans for Lamar Jackson. Plus, Matt Ryan joins the Falcons' front office, Jerry gets active on X, and we hear from Dan Hurley and Rick Pitino. We wrap with a caller wanting Giannis on the Knicks, Tom Brady on Spittin’ Chiclets, and the impossible task of replacing Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh.

John Harbaugh is the betting favorite for the Giants, but could he stun New York by choosing somewhere else? Jerry returns with Steve Bisciotti’s explanation for the Harbaugh firing and Tom Brady’s claim that he was a 'master of the sport' at 45. Plus, Boomer blames Jerry for his fake news blunder and explains why his 'hunch' makes Gio look short, all while prepping for a new lifetime achievement award!

Jerry is back with an update on Steve Bisciotti’s reasoning for the Harbaugh firing, plus Sean Payton’s specific demand for Broncos fans when the Bills come to town. We also hear from Tom Brady on being a 'master of the sport' at age 45, and we wrap with the Moment of the Day: Boomer falling for a fake news report and immediately pinning the blame on Jerry!

John Harbaugh is the betting favorite for the Giants, but could he pull a fast one and choose another team instead? One caller says the Giants would just be getting more of the same with Harbaugh.

Dan Hurley was less happy with a question about UConn. Jerry was amusing himself on X.

The Mets have been linked to signing Kyle Tucker. Gio wonders if this was part of the original plan, or if this is the plan now that Mets fans are upset.

Steve Bisciotti gets candid on firing John Harbaugh while paying tribute to Mike Tomlin’s 18-year run. Plus, hear Jerry on the call for St. John’s/Marquette, and Giannis fires back at his own fans—if you boo him, he’s booing back!

Gio wonders if John Harbaugh doesn’t take the Giants job, what might the reasons be?

Jerry is in with his first update, featuring Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti’s immediate reaction to the Mike Tomlin bombshell. Bisciotti was asked why he let John Harbaugh walk.

Mike Tomlin stepped down yesterday. Will he go to TV next year? How will the Steelers follow his success and that of his predecessor, Bill Cowher?

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The Texans’ defense makes a statement by crushing the Steelers, leaving Pittsburgh fans wondering if Mike Tomlin’s nine-year playoff drought has finally reached its breaking point. We dive into the dominant performance in Houston, Aaron Rodgers' staunch defense of veteran coaches like Tomlin and Matt LaFleur, and the brewing "Harbaugh or bust" sweepstakes for the Giants and Falcons. Plus, we break down Jalen Hurts' uncertain future in Philly, the Seahawks’ warning to ticket holders, and a look ahead to a massive Niners-Seattle Divisional clash.

We start with the Texans’ defensive beatdown of the Steelers. Is it time for Pittsburgh to move on from Mike Tomlin? We also preview the massive Niners-Seahawks Divisional clash. Jerry has the clips from last night featuring DeMeco Ryans’ reactions, Aaron Rodgers’ defense of veteran coaches, and Harbaugh’s surprise interview with the Falcons. We wrap the hour debating the coaching carousel.

We look at Harbaugh's meeting with the Falcons and how he's become "the coach" everyone is after. Jerry has the sounds of the Texans’ defensive dismantling of the Steelers. We hear from a defiant Mike Tomlin, Plus, an uncertain Aaron Rodgers, and a frustrated Jalen Hurts— and Ben Johnson’s blunt take on the Packers and Jaxson Dart’s unique podcast appearance. Finally, we wrap things up with a wild new conspiracy theory - in this case "wild" equals "stupid".

The Seahawks are threatening to revoke season tickets for fans reselling playoff seats, sparking a theory from Boomer that teams might be the ones actually scalping the inventory—while one fed-up Jets caller is practically begging for his tickets to be taken away. Jerry has the potential final pass of Aaron Rodgers’ career, a fired-up DeMeco Ryans, and Mike Tomlin’s cold response to rumors about his future. To wrap the hour, Boomer shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time on Peyton’s Place before we debate whether it’s finally time for the Steelers and Tomlin to part ways.

We go from Gio’s 2001 Dennis Green ticket story to Jerry’s final update on the Texans' defensive clinic. We debate Aaron Rodgers’ legacy and his defense of Mike Tomlin, recap another Rangers loss, and witness Gio’s hilarious "prostitution" live read before wrapping up with Tom Brady’s ads for GLP-1s and Gio’s "bag of milk" physique.

We hear DeMeco Ryans’ pride in his "kick-butt" unit and Mike Tomlin’s post-game reaction. We also dive into Aaron Rodgers’ defense of Tomlin and Matt LaFleur’s job security, the Rangers’ frustrating home loss to Seattle, and a "Moment of the Day" where Gio’s attempt at a live read about world’s oldest profession.

Gio tells the tale of his younger self writing to Dennis Green and being rewarded with Vikings tickets.

A caller poses the question about whether Tomlin shouldn't have been gone already. It makes sense.

The Seahawks warn season ticket holders that reselling playoff seats could jeopardize their future renewal status. Boomer questions whether the teams are offloading their own inventory onto the secondary market. A Jets fan chimes in on it.

Jerry's back with the Texans advancing thanks to their defense. Mike Tomlin and Jalen Hurts searching for answers after season-ending losses. Also, Aaron Rodgers’ future plans, Ben Johnson’s blunt take on the Packers rivalry and a lot more.

Which team has the lead in grabbing up who's become THE coach everyone has to have?

Jerry kicks off with the Texans’ defensive show last night - DeMeco Ryans’ reactions and Mike Tomlin’s assessment of a dominant Houston performance. We also break down Aaron Rodgers’ defense of elite coaching legacies. Plus, John Harbaugh’s surprise interview with the Falcons.

The Texans defense just stifled the Steelers. Is Tomlin's time with the team done? Plus, we look ahead to the Divisional Round.

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From Josh Allen’s dominance in Jacksonville to the coaching carousel chaos, we’re breaking down a wild playoff weekend that saw the NFC West take over the Divisional round. We dive into the brewing drama between Nick Sirianni and AJ Brown, the Giants’ pursuit of John Harbaugh, and why the Jets job is being described as "a disease." Along with reactions to Drake Maye’s gritty Sunday night win and Snoop Dogg’s halftime show, we debate the future of the broadcasting booth as Al Michaels prepares for a return and Tony Romo’s "noises" take center stage as our Moment of the Day. From Ben Johnson’s NSFW locker room celebration to the breaking news on Matt LaFleur’s job security, we cover every angle of the NFL’s biggest storylines, including a look at the closest MVP race in history between Matthew Stafford and Drake Maye.

From Josh Allen’s dominance in Jacksonville to the Niners’ statement win, we’re breaking down a wild NFL weekend. We tackle the brewing drama between AJ Brown and Nick Sirianni, the hot seats in Green Bay and Philly, and Jerry’s first update featuring Ben Johnson’s NSFW locker room celebration. Plus, we look at the refs' questionable weekend and why Eagles fans are already making excuses.

We dive into the drama surrounding John Harbaugh’s and the Giants, the Jets’ "diseased" reputation, and why Gio thinks Al Michaels returning to Amazon is a massive mistake. Plus, Jerry’s back with a Romo vs. Brady booth breakdown and the must-hear sounds from the Niners' beatdown of the Eagles.

The NFC West has officially taken over the postseason! We’re breaking down a historic weekend that sees three teams from the West advancing to the Divisional round, headlined by the Niners heading to Seattle for a heavyweight rematch. Plus, we react to the "one-play game" in New England, Snoop Dogg’s Christmas halftime, and the breaking news surrounding Matt LaFleur’s job security in Green Bay.

We break down the coming heavyweight clash between the Niners and Seahawks! We dive into the coaching carousel chaos—from the Packers' surprising move to keep Matt LaFleur to the Giants’ pursuit of John Harbaugh—and debate if Matthew Stafford can edge out Drake Maye in the closest MVP race in history. Jerry wraps things up with Jalen Hurts’ reaction to the Eagles' exit and a Moment of the Day featuring Tony Romo’s wildest booth noises.

Jerry closes out the morning with the sounds of the Patriots' defensive masterclass and the fallout from the Niners’ beatdown of the Eagles. We dive into Jalen Hurts’ reaction, the AJ Brown vs. Nick Sirianni sideline drama, and a "Moment of the Day" featuring a montage of Tony Romo’s best booth noises.

We go through the openings and try to guess who'll end up where.

Good news for the Giants in their Harbaugh hunt.

We’re breaking down the 49ers’ massive Wild Card statement in Philly and looking ahead to their heavyweight divisional showdown against the top-seeded Seahawks. Plus, with the Rams advancing and Rob Saleh’s stock soaring, we discuss why the West remains the most dangerous division in football.

Al says he’s returning to the Amazon booth next season, but Gio calls the move a mistake. We dive into why the legend might be overstaying his welcome and why it’s becoming painfully obvious that Kirk Herbstreit has no idea who is actually on the field.

Insiders say that the Dolphins may no longer be the right fit for Harbaugh and that the Giants are getting closer to bringing him to New York. Also, a caller wonders whether the Jets should try to bring Jalen Hurts to their team.

Drake Maye handles business, the Chargers offense disappears, and Ben Johnson lets his true feelings about the Packers be known. Plus, Jerry with the sounds of the Niners' dominance & Josh Allen’s goal-line grit.

After a crazy weekend of surprises, we talk about all of it.

Boomer & Gio on why the Oregon-Indiana College Football Playoff semifinal could shed more light on the Jets’ quarterback future. Plus, Craig Carton sounds off on Aaron Glenn’s arrogance (9:43); Carton and C-Mac also take calls on the Jets and discuss Breece Hall’s future (29:45); Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash listen to Glenn and GM Darren Mougey and react to their answers (45:41)

Craig Carton warns Giants fans not to crown John Harbaugh as the next head coach just yet. Plus, Boomer & Gio raise the possibility of the Eagles or Bills pursuing Harbaugh (22:57); Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash discuss the risks of going all in on Harbaugh and other coaches who could emerge (33:07); Tiki Barber argues he’d rather have Kevin Stefanski over Harbaugh (52:57); Craig and C-Mac on Stefanski sighting in New Jersey (1:10:00); Gio makes the case for Stefanski prior to Harbaugh news (1:25:20)

Craig Carton shares breaking news that John Harbaugh is now available on the coaching market, much to the delight of C-Mac. Plus, SNY’s Connor Hughes delivers the latest on the Giants pursuit of Harbaugh (17:33); Evan Roberts analyzes Harbaugh’s playoff resume and hear from callers (39:31); Boomer & Gio on what Harbaugh needs to hear from the Giants front office (58:28), and what his staff could look like (1:15:11); Craig and C-Mac on what Giants need to do to secure Harbaugh (1:30:21).

This week's highlights include James Dolan in studio with Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle to talk all things Knicks and Rangers, while MLB commissioner Rob Manfred also paid them a visit. Plus, Blueshirts legend Mark Messier in studio with Boomer and Gio, and Joe Benigno joined Evan and Tiki for a classic Jets rant.

This week's Knicks highlights include James Dolan's extensive in-studio interview with Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle, and the guys reacting to the interview and Dolan's expectations for this team. Plus, both Evan Roberts and Tommy Lugauer don't think there should be much concern with the team's recently-halted four-game losing streak.

Boomer & Gio react to John Harbaugh becoming available for the Giants to pursue as their next head coach. Plus, Gio wonders if Harbaugh would wait out potential openings with the Eagles or Bills after Wild Card Weekend (16:19); Rangers legend Mark Messier joins the show (26:29); Boomer & Gio wonder if this was the worst Jets team in franchise history (46:17); the guys react to the mess that is the Jets following an Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey presser (56:36), and make their Wild Card Weekend picks (1:07:54).

Today on the show, we dive into the coaching carousel as Mike McDaniel’s firing has everyone convinced John Harbaugh is Miami-bound, leaving the Giants scrambling for their next move. We debate whether the Jets can lure Dante Moore or if he’ll stay in school to avoid them, break down Rob Manfred’s "work stoppage" comments, and play the "douchey" Evan Roberts clip that Craig Carton refused to air. From Boomer and Gio’s Wild Card Weekend pressure rankings to Craig Carton’s golf challenge, we cover it all—plus a live report on the Heuermann trial and our official NFL playoff picks.

We dive into the fallout of the Dolphins firing Mike McDaniel and the growing belief in this room that John Harbaugh is headed to South Beach to work for an owner ready to break the bank. Boomer questions if Dolphins consultant Troy Aikman pulled the strings on McDaniel’s exit, while we break down Jaxson Dart’s viral sideline comments from the Miami-Ole Miss game about the Giants' next head coach. Plus, we react to Ravens OC Todd Monken’s admission that he failed Lamar Jackson, play the "douchey" Evan Roberts clip that Craig Carton refused to air for MLB’s Rob Manfred, and a caller asks if Steelers could be the next to make a coaching change.

We dive into the Jets' quarterback dilemma and whether Oregon's Dante Moore would rather stay in school than play in New York. C-Lo provides updates on Todd Monken’s rapport with Lamar Jackson and the Rangers’ latest loss, while we air the "douchey" Evan Roberts clip that Craig Carton blocked from the Rob Manfred interview. We wrap with Pete Hoffman’s rough week and Boomer taking credit for Craig’s inner circle.

Gio talks about the Netflix documentary slump and the blockbuster rumor of them acquiring Warner Bros., alongside a chilling missing persons case out of Illinois. We weigh in on Carson Beck’s NFL future following Miami’s win over Ole Miss and react to Craig Carton and his son Sonny challenging Boomer and Gio to a golf match. C-Lo joins for an update after Gio tries to talk Boomer into an Islanders night, and we wrap with a live report from the Rex Heuermann trial.

This hour, we tackle the Mike McDaniel firing and the seismic shift toward John Harbaugh potentially landing in Miami on a record-breaking deal. We debate whether the Giants will sacrifice Joe Schoen to steal Harbaugh away, while Boomer and Gio clash over who faces more pressure this Wild Card Weekend: Jordan Love or Josh Allen. Plus, C-Lo brings updates on Todd Monken’s Ravens regrets and Rob Manfred’s "missing" interview question, and we wrap with our expert NFL playoff picks.

The best weekend of NFL action you could want. Here are our picks for your listening pleasure and otherwise enjoyment.

Wildcard weekend is here and besides coaches and where they may end up, there are definitely some QBs who are feeling the heat to perform.

We heard from the Carton Show as Craig and his son Sonny want to play Boomer & Gio in golf.

Gio points out that there haven't been any good crime documentaries lately on Netflix.

C-Lo returns for an update, leading with Ravens OC Todd Monken’s candid breakdown of his relationship with Lamar Jackson following their recent struggles. The drama shifts to the Carton Show, where Craig explains why Evan Roberts’ recorded question for MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred never made it to air—citing a "douchey" tone. Finally, the Rangers’ slide continues after another disappointing loss, this time at the hands of the Sabres.

We get to look at Dante Moore tonight as he could be somebody the Jets draft, if he wants to come out and play for them. Who will be quarterbacking the Jets next season?

Boomer Esiason questions if Troy Aikman’s role as a Dolphins consultant played a hand in Mike McDaniel’s exit. There was chatter from Jaxson Dart on the sidelines of the Miami-Ole Miss game about the Giants' head coaching vacancy. Plus, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred’s appearance on the Carton Show, where he addressed the threat of a future work stoppage and a potential league realignment to fix the grueling travel schedules for players.

John Harbaugh is now in the mix in Miami and you have an owner down there that will spend whatever it takes.

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The hunt for John Harbaugh is officially on as the Giants and Eagles emerge as frontrunners, while Antonio Pierce prepares for his high-stakes New York interview. This hour, we dive into the coaching chaos—from the insider war between Schefter and Rapoport to Gio’s theory on why Mike McCarthy’s physical fitness affects his public image. Plus, we explore a wild "EMF" conspiracy theory regarding 49ers injuries, Jerry Jones’ desperate quest to catch Robert Kraft’s ring count, and a nostalgic look back at the glory days of MTV and The Real World. We wrap it all up with AI-generated pharma songs and Gio’s adamant refusal to act as an "organizer of men" for the station's Islanders outing.

John Harbaugh is officially the NFL’s most coveted free agent, and his strategic silence has the league on high alert. With Harbaugh delaying interviews until next week, speculation is swirling that he’s waiting for a "Black Monday" from playoff contenders like the Bills or Eagles. However, Boomer is doubling down on a "match made in heaven" with the Giants—a sentiment backed by Dianna Russini. CLo's here with Jim Harbaugh’s glowing tribute to his brother’s legacy and wrap up the hour with a look at the groundbreaking new series Heated Rivalry.

In this hour, we peel back the curtain on why fans have soured on Mike McCarthy, with Gio arguing that it's his "twice-burned" reputation combined with a subconscious bias toward more physically fit coaches like John Harbaugh. A caller suggests NFL "interview quotas" for larger coaches to get a shot. C-Lo drops in with more on the Harbaugh brothers and the insider feud between Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport over the Ravens' locker room. Plus, we break down the trade sending Trae Young to the Wizards, preview the Fiesta Bowl between Ole Miss and Miami, and wrap things up with a nostalgic trip through MTV's history as they shutter their music video channels for good.

We dive into the chaos at the office (sinkholes included), Boomer’s new Oura Ring and a song about prescription side-effects. We revisit an infamous NFL firing and Joe Judge’s odd comment about Ole Miss & living next to Aaron Hernandez. Plus, we explore the wild "EMF" injury theory in San Francisco and the latest on the Giants' pursuit of John Harbaugh—including whether a certain Polymarket personality is actually an AI.

The Giants coaching search is heating up as Antonio Pierce arrives for a two-day interview, while the guys wonder who John Harbaugh would tap for his "dream team" staff. Between updates on the disgusting state of city subways and Boomer putting Gio to sleep with Rangers talk, we dive into Jerry Jones’ obsessive quest to catch Robert Kraft’s ring count and Mike Tomlin’s heartfelt tribute to his former rival. We wrap with the "Moment of the Day" on the hockey drama Heated Rivalry and Gio’s adamant refusal to organize the WFAN Islanders box: "I am not an organizer of men."

Jerry Jones is on a quest to surpass Robert Kraft for the most Super Bowl rings, but he’s got a long way to go to bridge the gap. We also look at Mike Tomlin’s tribute to his career-long rival, John Harbaugh, and revisit the "Moment of the Day" featuring a deep dive into the hockey drama Heated Rivalry.

Antonio Pierce is set to interview with the Giants tonight and tomorrow. We talked about John Harbaugh and the Giants and wondered who his coordinators would be.

C-Lo brings the updates, but first, the guys take a trip down memory lane to Al Davis’ infamous "overhead projector" presser—one of the most bizarre firings in NFL history. Then, things get even weirder as we react to Joe Judge’s claim that the current chaos at Ole Miss is actually "more hectic" than the time he lived next door to Aaron Hernandez. We also dive into the wild conspiracy theory gaining steam in San Francisco: could an electromagnetic field from a nearby substation be the hidden reason for the 49ers' decade-long injury curse?

Gio discovers that Boomer is wearing an Oura Ring. Plus, a listener used A.I. to do a song about side effects for prescription drugs.

CLo's back with a little more Harbaugh-on-Harbaugh action. Adam Schefter's not buying Ian Rappaport's report about whether Harbaugh fell out with Ravens players. Plus, we go around the local NBA from last night, and wonder if Ole Miss & Miami have any buzz.

Mike McCarthy might have the wins, but he can’t seem to win over the fans. Gio argues that McCarthy’s reputation is suffering from a "twice-burned" narrative following his exits from Green Bay and Dallas. Gio also suggests that fans are subconsciously—or even overtly—judging McCarthy’s coaching ability based on his physical fitness.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with Jim Harbaugh talking about how great of a coach his brother John is. Dianna Russini said the Giants really love Harbaugh and he really loves them.

Gio drops a bombshell thought - could Harbaugh end up with the Bills or even...the Eagles?

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Today on the show, we dive headfirst into the John Harbaugh sweepstakes as the Giants look to land a big fish, though ownership uncertainty and a potential push from the Bucs or Falcons could complicate the deal. Between Mark Messier stopping by the studio and the Islanders’ 9-0 annihilation of the Devils, we tackle the wilder side of sports—from Trevor Lawrence getting "squatted" in a bar to Matt Kalil’s bizarre divorce lawsuit and a naked knife-runner in Patchogue. Plus, we break down Darren Mougey’s questionable Jets optimism.

John Harbaugh is out in Baltimore—is he the savior the Giants need? Boomer and Gio debate if Harbaugh or Kevin Stefanski is the answer, and why the chance to coach Jaxson Dart makes New York the NFL's top opening. Plus, Jerry’s first update covers Jets GM Darren Mougey’s bold 2026 outlook, Dan Campbell’s "F" grade for himself, and the Islanders’ 9-0 beatdown of the Devils. We wrap with the specific reasons Harbaugh might actually turn the Giants down.

We dive back into the John Harbaugh sweepstakes: the Giants look like a perfect match, but could a team like the Falcons lure him away? We discuss the "ownership uncertainty" with John Mara’s health and hear from a fired-up Giants fan base. Jerry’s update covers the Jets' QB search, Sean McVay’s playoff revenge tour, and the Islanders' 9-0 annihilation of the Devils. Plus, we wrap with a wild story from the legal world as former NFL tackle Matt Kalil sues his ex-wife over some very personal—and public—divorce claims.

The John Harbaugh sweepstakes heat up—will the Giants land him, or could the Bucs pull another "Gruden" and steal him away? Plus, Jerry’s update features the fallout from Shaun Morash’s massage, Trevor Lawrence getting "squatted" in a bar, and C-Mac’s raw reaction to the Harbaugh news.

"The Captain" Mark Messier stops by the studio to talk Rangers, while Jerry’s final update tackles Darren Mougey’s delusional Jets optimism and the Islanders’ 9-0 massacre of the Devils. We wrap the show with a naked knife-runner in Patchogue, a skeptical look at TV longevity doctors, and the final word on why John Harbaugh or Kevin Stefanski is destined for Big Blue. Plus, a classic Moment of the Day.

Jets GM Darren Mougey is already talking about being "competitive" next year despite a 3-14 finish, while Carmelo Anthony weighs in on the Knicks' current four-game slide. Plus, we recap the massacre at UBS Arena after the Islanders’ 9-0 annihilation of the Devils. Also, a 3-part Moment of the Day you have to hear.

Mark Messier joined us in the studio to talk a little Rangers hockey.

Jerry’s back featuring Evan Roberts’ bizarre vocal reactions to Shaun Morash enjoying a massage from Boomer. We dive into the John Harbaugh fallout with C-Mac’s raw reaction to the firing and the latest from Jets GM Darren Mougey. Plus, we cover Trevor Lawrence getting "squatted" by a fan in a bar, and why Timberwolves announcers are apologizing for their comments about an Anthony Edwards jersey giveaway.

While the Giants feel like a lock to land John Harbaugh or Kevin Stefanski, don't count out the Tampa Bay Buccaneers if they move on from Todd Bowles. The Bucs have a history of aggressive coaching swings, and despite rumors that Harbaugh might take a year off, he’s too competitive to stay on the sidelines.

The Jets’ quarterback drama is front and center as GM Darren Mougey evaluates a messy situation involving Justin Fields and the search for a 2026 starter. Over in the NFC, Sean McVay weighs in on a high-stakes playoff rematch against the Panthers, while Davante Adams is cleared for the postseason. Plus, we recap a big night at UBS Arena where the Islanders annihilated the Devils.

John Harbaugh is officially the NFL's biggest coaching free agent, and while the Giants seem like the logical fit, could the Falcons or another suitor swoop in? With John Mara illness, the big question for Harbaugh isn't just the roster—it's the reporting structure. We take your calls on whether Big Blue can provide the stability Harbaugh needs to bring a trophy back to New Jersey.

Jerry is in for his first update. The optimism in Florham Park is raising eyebrows as Jets GM Darren Mougey claims the team can be "competitive right away" next year. Meanwhile, Lions coach Dan Campbell isn't pulling any punches on his own performance, handing himself a "freaking F" for the season. Also, Carmelo Anthony is critiquing the Knicks' late-game execution, and recap a local slaughter on the ice after the Islanders' 9-0 ruining of the Devils left Frank The Tank absolutely irate.

The NFL coaching carousel just hit warp speed. With John Harbaugh officially out in Baltimore, the New York giants are suddenly staring at a franchise-altering opportunity.

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This morning, we break down a chaotic "Black Monday" as the NFL coaching carousel spins, headlined by the Raiders firing Pete Carroll and the Giants emerging as a prime landing spot for Kevin Stefanski. From Boomer and Gio’s "dream team" staff scenarios to the fallout of Russell Wilson’s controversial "secret injury" reveal and Joe Benigno’s epic rant against Aaron Glenn, we cover every angle of the league’s shifting landscape. We also dive into the local scene with Joe Schoen’s future, James Dolan’s rare appearance on The Carton Show to shut down Knicks trade rumors, and the backlash over "zesty" Karl-Anthony Towns moments after a sluggish loss in Detroit. Plus, we discuss Alex Cohen ditching social media, the Mayor’s "affordable" World Cup ticket plan, and a must-hear Moment of the Day PSA from Cam Skattebo.

We break down the NFL’s "Black Monday" fallout, from Boomer’s push for Brian Flores to the Raiders to the Giants' potential "Dream Team" of Kevin Stefanski and Jonathan Gannon. While Zac Taylor stays put in Cincy and Gio ranks the Titans' job over the Giants', Jerry joins us with Joe Schoen’s post-confirmation comments and James Dolan’s "no trade" stance. We wrap up by debating who’s the next coach to be fired and why the McDaniel-Tua era in Miami is officially finished.

Gio’s take on why Russell Wilson’s "secret" hamstring reveal proves exactly why he’s a locker room lightning rod, followed by more on why Kevin Stefanski is the perfect fit for the Giants. Jerry has Mike Kafka’s coaching aspirations, Abdul Carter’s rookie reflections, and Todd McShay’s brutal warning to draft prospects to avoid the Jets at all costs. We also dive into the Pistons PA announcer trolling KAT and the viral "zesty" moments that followed. Finally, we break down James Dolan’s appearance on The Carton Show.

This hour, we react to Alex Cohen ditching Instagram to "live in the moment" while the Mets' offseason struggles continue, plus a caller’s take on the Knicks' missing toughness. Jerry delivers a packed update featuring Joe Schoen’s post-retention presser, Jaxson Dart’s excitement for Malik Nabers, and the latest coaching fallout from Jimmy Haslam and Mike McDaniel. We also break down the Knicks' sluggish loss to Detroit—including a confusing 4-1 score highlight—and James Dolan’s comments on the Rangers’ coaching staff. We end the hour with Boomer laughing at the Mayor (of course) and something about clutter or something.

We dive into the Giants' head coaching search with Kevin Stefanski reportedly leading the clubhouse and Gio weighing the merits of John Harbaugh versus Mike McCarthy. We react to the Cowboys firing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and the Raiders moving on from Pete Carroll, while Jerry brings us the latest on Joe Schoen’s future as GM. Plus, we hear Joe Benigno’s rant on Aaron Glenn, James Dolan’s trade talk on The Carton Show, and a special Public Service Announcement from Cam Skattebo for our Moment of the Day. Finally, we discuss Mike Tomlin’s historic milestone passing Chuck Noll and Gio’s fascination with a "miserable" livestream out of Gambell, Alaska.

Joe Benigno reaches a breaking point with Aaron Glenn as we react to the Raiders' firing of Pete Carroll. Plus, we break down James Dolan’s trade talk on The Carton Show and wrap up with a PSA from Cam Skattebo for our Moment of the Day.

Ian O’Connor posted yesterday that Kevin Stefanski is the leader in the clubhouse for the Giants job. We look at him and some other possible choices.

A quick one from Jerry's update: The Knicks lost to the Pistons and Jerry played a highlight that made the score, 4-1. Mike Brown was asked why they look sluggish. James Dolan was on the Carton Show and talked about the Rangers head coach.

Steve Cohen’s wife, Alex, said she is leaving Instagram because she wants to put her phone down and be more in the moment. It probably didn’t help that the Mets are having a bad offseason.

Jerry's here with Todd McShay’s brutal warning to draft prospects about the Jets, plus, the Pistons PA announcer taking shots at Karl-Anthony Towns. We dive into some "zesty" KAT moments.

Russell Wilson just revealed a hidden hamstring injury from earlier this season—but why now? Gio explains why this "casual" locker room confession is exactly why Wilson struggles to win over his teammates.

Jerry is in with Joe Schoen’s first comments since being confirmed as Giants GM, plus James Dolan’s blunt take on why fans shouldn’t expect any big moves.

What if the Giants could get Kevin Stefanski as head coach and Jonathan Gannon as defensive coordinator?

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We share the best reactions to the Giants' 34-17 win over the Cowboys and the decision to retain Joe Schoen from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show

WFAN presents a selection of conversations about the Jets and their season-ending blowout loss at the hands of the Buffalo Bills from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle.

New York football’s miserable season is finally over, and we’re breaking down the wreckage as the Jets finish with a historic zero-interception season while the Giants secure the number five pick—and potentially a new head coach with Kevin Stefanski officially out in Cleveland. Jerry brings us the sounds of the Giants’ season-ending win over Dallas, including Jaxson Dart’s Mahomes-like flip play, while we debate if these Jets are statistically worse than the Rich Kotite era. Plus, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle stop by the studio to launch their new afternoon show and preview their sit-down with Jim Dolan. All that plus Arch Manning talk and that crazy Steelers game ending.

The nightmare is over for New York football, and Jerry is here to recap the carnage. We break down the Giants’ win over Dallas, Mike Kafka’s "never quit" locker room, and whether these Jets are officially worse than the Rich Kotite era. Plus, the Steelers sneak into the playoffs despite Gio’s skepticism, Mike Tomlin drops an all-time quote, and Myles Garrett makes history.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle stop by to preview their new afternoon show launching today—complete with an SNY simulcast and a high-stakes sit-down with Jim Dolan at 5:30 PM. Jerry has the Giants’ prideful win over Dallas to the Ravens' missed field goal that gifted the Steelers a playoff berth. We also dive into the Wild Card Weekend opening lines: Why are the Packers favored in Chicago, and can the return of DK Metcalf help Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers survive the Texans?

The Giants land the fifth pick as we debate potential coaching moves and Kevin Stefanski’s future. Jerry kicks off his update with the sounds of Big Blue’s win over Dallas, Jaxson Dart’s message to the fans, and the Jets’ historic interception-less season. We also dive into the "Holy Water" missed field goal that sent the Steelers to the playoffs and the controversy surrounding Myles Garrett’s sack record. Finally, we break down Dart’s Mahomes-like flip play and a questionable coaching decision by the Ravens.

Breaking news: Kevin Stefanski has been fired, and Boomer thinks the Giants need to call him immediately. Jerry’s final update tackles the Giants' future, whether Arch Manning should declare now to escape the Jets, and Mike Tomlin’s legendary "aunt/uncle" quote. Finally, we wrap with the Moment of the Day: a roast-heavy studio visit from Carton & C-Mac.

Jerry’s back for his final update, breaking down the Giants' locker room culture as Mike Kafka and Darius Slayton look ahead to a new era, while Quincy Williams pushes for an Aaron Glenn return. Plus, hear Mike Tomlin’s legendary response to the Ravens' missed field goal ("If my aunt had male parts..."), and don't miss our Moment of the Day featuring some heavy-hitting fat jokes with Carton & C-Mac.