Boomer and Gio react to the Giants’ late loss to the Commanders—touching on JJ McCarthy, officiating blunders, and Jameis Winston’s cadence—before critiquing Gio’s podcast clips and revisiting Boomer’s Family Feud appearance. More Giants calls follow alongside Cam Skattebo throwing up, Dunkin’ sending Vikings cheerleader donuts, and a look ahead to the Jets against the Bills. Finally, Al comments on Julie Stewart-Binks’ SNY exit and the smell of glue sparks the Moment of the Day before wrapping the week with terrible Week 10 NFL picks.

The Giants gave one away against the Commanders as JJ McCarthy impressed Boomer before a late interception, setting up Jerry’s update, a terrible call on Deonte Banks, and reaction from John Harbaugh. Plus, hear Jameis Winston’s “Who let the dogs out?” call before Boomer critiques Gio’s zoomed-in podcast clips.

After revisiting Boomer’s Family Feud appearance and taking Giants calls on JJ McCarthy and a long day ahead for Tiki, Jerry’s update features McCarthy’s final interception, Stefon Diggs’ go-ahead touchdown, and reaction from Abdul Carter. Plus, Cam Skattebo throws up after a pregame hot dog, the Giants suffer special teams blunders, and Harbaugh reacts to a tough loss.

Dunkin’ sends us Vikings male cheerleader donuts before Gio urges grace amid angry Giants calls, setting up Jerry’s update on Stefon Diggs’ winning touchdown, postgame reaction, and a look around the NHL. Plus, Boomer thinks the Jets can stay competitive against the Bills on Monday.

Al’s Modern Family comment on Julie Stewart-Binks’ SNY exit leads into Jerry’s last update, covering JJ McCarthy’s interception, postgame reaction, Cam Skattebo throwing up, Jameis Winston’s cadence, and Stefon Diggs’ winning catch. Plus, the smell of glue sparks the Moment of the Day before wrapping the week with terrible Week 10 NFL picks.

As always, our sometimes OK, sometimes bad picks for this week in the NFL. Good luck.

Julie Stewart-Binks was let go from SNY and AL commented on the Warm Up Show how she dated an actor on Modern Family. Someone told her that on X and she had no idea what that meant. Plus, we toss in today's Moment of the Day at the end for some additional amusement.

Jerry recaps last night's Giants loss to the Commanders with Coach Harbaugh pointing out that they are geared towards improving every week. Plus, what else happened in sports and what's coming up tonight and this weekend.

Mad at the kicker as if he was the reason. Gio says give the team some slack even if it was a tough loss to take.

Jerry's back with that bad JJ final throw - the interception, plus Stefon Diggs go ahead TD. There were mistakes like missed field goals, an out of bound kickoff and bad punt. Harbaugh conceded they just didn't play well enough last night.

We took your calls and Boomer underlined how JJ McCarthy has been playing pretty well for a guy who's only been there four weeks.

Jerry's first update features the Commanders win over the Giants, the bad call against Deonte Banks and Harbaugh's post-mortem. We get a chuckle out of Jameis Winston's instant classic, "Who let the dogs out," call. Plus, a recap and look ahead to what else is going on in the sports world.

Boomer was impressed by JJ even though the team fizzled out at the end.

Jerry goes through his list of failed 1st round QBs

We kicked things off previewing tonight’s Commanders-Giants game, followed by Jerry’s first update and D.A. going on with Dianna Russini. Next, we discussed Kirk Cousins’ status for the Vikings, heard about Rex Ryan running over feet in Jerry's update, and listened to Boomer’s story about a guy peeing on the golf course. We then covered a tragic Brooklyn fire, Gio’s Barstool podcast appearance, the Jets' run game, Gio wanting to see Dua Lipa at Coachella, and Boomer leaving his keys at work. Finally, we talked Odell Beckham Jr., potential Jets coaching replacements, and an Eddie Scozzare Moment of the Day, before wrapping up with the sudden passing of legendary NBC golf broadcaster Dan Hicks.

We started the show with tonight’s Commanders-Giants matchup, hitting on Boomer’s doubts about JJ McCarthy, the pressure on Dan Quinn, and Cam Skattebo’s fumbling in the wet, windy weather. Jerry then delivered his first update covering the NFL, the NBA, Cam Schlittler’s Cy Young win, and a Rangers victory, before we wrapped up talking about D.A. going on with Dianna Russini and how similar she is to Jay Glazer.

We started with Kirk Cousins’ status for the Vikings’ big divisional game against the Packers and Gio wondering who compares to his career, personality, and money. Jerry then returned with an update covering the NFL, Rex Ryan running over feet in Nashville, a Knicks loss, and Roger Clemens calling Cam Schlittler about his Cy Young win, before we wrapped up with Boomer golfing with a guy who kept peeing on the course.

We started with thoughts about the tragic building collapse in Brooklyn, Gio appearing on a podcast with Barstool’s Jersey Jerry and Rico Bosco, and a caller wanting the Jets to just run the ball. Jerry then returned with an update covering the NFL, the NBA, and Cam Schlittler’s Cy Young win, before we wrapped up with Gio wanting to see Dua Lipa at Coachella and Boomer leaving his keys at work and giving Al Dukes high anxiety.

We started with the weather for tonight’s Commanders-Giants game, Odell Beckham Jr. joining practice squads, and who could replace Aaron Glenn as Jets head coach. Jerry then returned for his final update covering the NFL, the NBA, and a man running into Eddie Scozzare in New Hampshire for the Moment of the Day, before we wrapped up with the sudden passing of legendary NBC golf broadcaster Dan Hicks.

Jerry's back with JJ McCarthy feeling more settled in as Giants QB. Quinnen Williams was asked questions about the Niners he didn't want to answer. Aaron Glenn on Jets keeping games close. Plus, a last look at last night's NBA action.

Well, for when Aaron Glenn is done.

Jerry's got Jon Gruden and Jayden Daniels on tonight's Giants/Commanders game, Aaron Glenn on getting the Jets ready for the Bills, and Aaron Rodgers teams tanking. Also, some NBA scores and Cam Schlittler's Cy Young award.

We took a couple of Jets calls. One about the Jets just moving ahead for next year and the run guy who wants Boomer to pass it along to Frank Reich.

Jerry update and starts with Commanders players getting ready to face the Giants offense. Aaron Glenn about not trading Will McDonald. Geno Smith loves Frank Reich. Rex Ryan ran over people’s feet in Nashville. The Knicks lost to the Cavs. Clemens was the one who called Schlitt to tell him about the Cy Young.

They haven't said anything but they have to start him against the Packers, right? We also discuss the unique way his career has gone.

Jerry pops in for his first update of the day with Commanders players talking about their last meeting and Jayden about how the Giants kept blitzing. Aaron Glenn on Jets needing fixes, Geno on their goals. Also, Jerry takes you around the NBA for a recap of last night including a big Nets win. Plus, Cam Schlittler won the Cy Young award. How about that, Yanks fans?

It's Commanders/Giants tonight and the weather won't be good. Boomer's not yet sold on JJ McCarthy while Dan Quinn needs a win.

AL wants to retire somewhere where he's very famous, or on a cruise ship

The show kicks off with a quiet trade deadline for the Giants and Jets, Kirk Cousins returning to Minnesota, the Jets holding their roster, updates on Harbaugh, McCarthy, Stearns, Cashman, and James Cook, and a flood of Cousins texts. Next, Boomer and Gio assess Super Bowl favorites, Jets staff friction, and Rex Ryan targeting Bill Belichick, followed by updates on Kubiak, McCarthy, the Knicks, Hellebuyck, and Josh Johnson’s fifteenth team. Then, the conversation turns to Spike Eskin guesting with Dianna Russini, updates on the Raiders, Fernando Mendoza, Aaron Glenn, and the Knicks, plus Gio missing aquarium penguins and a caller questioning NFL quarterbacks. Finally, Phil Simms breaks down the local deadline moves and Glenn's future, the guys talk player hand sizes and MLB lockout worries, and Gio’s love for construction noise gives way to Minnesota’s slight Super Bowl bump.

The show kicks off with a quiet NFL trade deadline for the Giants and Jets, Kirk Cousins returning to Minnesota, and the Jets holding onto Will McDonald and Geno Smith. Jerry then brings updates on the Giants featuring John Harbaugh & J.J. McCarthy, David Stearns on Skubal, Brian Cashman responding to Jorge Posada, and whether James Cook pooped his pants Monday night, before Gio tackles a flood of texts about Cousins to the Vikings.

Boomer and Gio debate top Super Bowl contenders, where the Giants rank, friction surrounding Jets DC Brian Duker, and Rex Ryan confirming he planned to punch Bill Belichick before a playoff game. Jerry then brings updates on Klint Kubiak praising Kirk Cousins, J.J. McCarthy pushing back on the injury-prone label, the Knicks beating the Bucks, and Connor Hellebuyck addressing online threats, before closing with Josh Johnson signing with the Cardinals, his 15th NFL team.

Boomer and Gio discuss Dianna Russini adding Spike Eskin to her first show and debate whether he will be "disruptive." Jerry then brings updates on the Raiders thanking Kirk Cousins, Fernando Mendoza taking over as starter, John Harbaugh on unmade deals, J.J. McCarthy preparing for Thursday night, Willie Colon backing Aaron Glenn, and the Knicks easily handling the Bucks, before closing with Gio missing the aquarium penguins and a caller questioning why NFL teams can't find decent quarterbacks.

Phil Simms joins the show to discuss the Giants and Jets, NFL trade deadline moves, and Aaron Glenn’s future. After talking about NFL player hand sizes, Jerry returns with David Stearns on doing business with an impending lockout, followed by Gio wanting construction noise at home for the Moment of the Day and the Vikings' slight Super Bowl odds bump after trading for Kirk Cousins.

We started Jerry's last update by talking about NFL player hand sizes. Then he got into the matter at hand with David Stearns talking about how he can get things done with a lockout in the near distance. Jerry's Moment of the Day features Gio getting a little too used to the constant construction noises at the FAN.

Phil's here in his weekly spot and gives us his take on where the Giants and Jets are, where they're going, and the moves that got made in the NFL.

Jerry starts with the news that the Raiders are moving forward with Fernando Mendoza. Harbaugh spoke about the deals you don't make at the trade deadline, while JJ McCarthy said that the Giants are ready for Thursday night. Willie Colon chimed in that Aaron Glenn should get another year as head coach. Knicks kicked the Bucks' butts last night.

Dianna Russini's new show starts with a bang as she brings on former FAN PD (and current Philly talker) Spike Eskin on as a guest. We wonder if he's going to be "disruptive" which was his mantra.

Jerry's back with praise for Kirk Cousins from Raiders head coach, JJ trying to dispel thoughts of being injury prone, and the Knicks topping the Bucks last night. Boomer points out that there are a lot of bad NBA teams out there. Plus, Devils goalie Connor Hellebuyck on not playing in Winnipeg because of online threats.

Gio asks, Boomer answers, but cautions that there's half a season left. It ain't written in stone. We also touch on rumors that the Jets players are sour on defensive coach Brian Duker.

Jerry's first update of the day starts with Harbaugh & Giants on trades & JJ on starting Thursday night. A shift to baseball with David Stearns on Skubal interest & Cashman on Posada not feeling welcome at Yanks. Also, did the Bills James Cook make a messy on Monday night?

Both the Giants and Jets sat it out at the trade deadline. Big move of the the day was Kirk Cousins to the Vikings.

Dianna Russini will host a boring football show, and no one cares

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We kick off with the Vikings' loss to the Bills, Carson Wentz’s struggles, quarterback trade buzz, and early updates across the NFL and NHL. Next, we debate why fans stopped going out for Monday Night Football, react to sound from around the league, and cover Dianna Russini's debut, Troy Aikman, and SNY layoffs. Then, we break down Bills versus Bengals, Gio's skepticism of Denver, Kurt Warner’s odd broadcast barks, and a caller's ticket dilemma. Finally, it’s Gio’s penguin photo-op, Geno Smith trade drama, late coaching updates, and the lawsuit over Bill Belichick's doorbell footage.

We started the show with the Vikings' loss to the Bills, Carson Wentz’s brutal performance, and Minnesota’s trade deadline buzz around Daniel Jones or Kirk Cousins. Jerry then covers Josh Allen’s touchdown, John Harbaugh’s update on J.J. McCarthy, comments from Aaron Glenn and Jim Harbaugh, an NHL recap, and some NFL trade deadline talk.

Andrew Fillipponi posted about fans no longer going out for Monday Night Football. We took calls about it. Jerry then covered the Bills beating the Vikings with sound from Josh Allen, Carson Wentz, Aaron Glenn, John Harbaugh, and Nick Sirianni, followed by Dianna Russini’s new show debut, Troy Aikman’s dig at Joe Buck, and SNY letting talent go, including C-Lo.

We got into the Bills versus Bengals debate and the top teams in the AFC, including Gio’s skepticism of Denver. Jerry then covers Kurt Warner’s odd in-game barks, followed by Kevin O’Connell on the Vikings' terrible offense, John Harbaugh on sideline chaos, and a caller’s Jets-Bills ticket dilemma.

Gio’s got an aquarium penguin photo-op tonight. Shaun Morash was annoyed at Carton over a Geno Smith trade proposal, and a caller wondered what happened to fake punts. Jerry then recaps the Bills beating the Vikings with sound from Joe Brady and Josh Allen, updates from John Harbaugh, Dan Quinn, and Aaron Glenn, big guests on Dianna Russini’s show, and Jordon Hudson suing over the Bill Belichick doorbell video.

WFAN presents a collection of reactions following the Jets’ brutal loss to Kansas City from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. Evan Roberts issues a formal apology for predicting a New York win, Tiki and Evan break down Aaron Glenn's repeated postgame catchphrases, and Joe Benigno sounds off on the red zone woes and Will McDonald's trade request. Plus, Craig Carton questions if players made "business decisions" and quit on the field. That and more on Best Of Jets on WFAN!

WFAN presents a collection of discussions breaking down the Giants’ gritty victory in Philadelphia from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. The guys react to the Giants snapping their 13-year losing streak in Philly, examine why an ugly win is still a win, and debate whether Jameis Winston or J.J. McCarthy gave the offense the better spark. Plus, Craig Carton crowns Big Blue the kings of the NFC East while demanding an apology over Joe Milton. That and more on Best Of Giants on WFAN!

Al Won't Be Canceling His Kay Adams Viewing for Diana Russini

The Giants take the NFC East lead, J.J. McCarthy gets dramatic, the Jets stumble again, and Malik Nabers stirs sideline drama ahead of the trade deadline. Giants fans celebrate John Harbaugh, Arvell Reese puts on a clinic, and Jonathan Taylor trade buzz swirls as McCarthy delivers another sideline theatric. A viral parking-lot brawl ignites Kirk Cousins trade talk, Jim Harbaugh's struggles prompt Jets coaching debate, and we look ahead to the Commanders–Giants spread. Finally, broadcast shakeup rumors swirl around Troy Aikman and Greg Olsen, Jerry delivers a Bills–Vikings preview, and Gio channels Aaron Glenn for the Moment of the Day. Plus, why Jonathan Taylor may not be the fit for the Giants.

The Giants take control of the NFC East, Gio calls J.J. McCarthy overdramatic after his injury, and the Jets drop another game. Then, Malik Nabers gets called out for his sideline attitude, Jerry delivers updates from around the NFL, and tomorrow’s trade deadline looms for Devin Singletary and Breece Hall.

Giants fans celebrate getting John Harbaugh, we look ahead at the quarterbacks on the defense's schedule, and Arvell Reese puts on a dominant performance. Then, Jerry delivers updates featuring Jonathan Taylor trade buzz and Jets postgame frustration, before we wrap up with J.J. McCarthy’s dramatic sideline collapse.

A viral parking-lot brawl breaks out at the Raiders–49ers game, a Fernando Mendoza switch thoughts spark Kirk Cousins trade talk, and Jim Harbaugh’s struggles fuel debate over a potential Jets hire. Then, Jerry delivers NFL updates featuring Jameis Winston, Geno Smith, and Shedeur Sanders, before we check the Thursday night spread for Commanders–Giants.

Could ESPN really replace Troy Aikman with Greg Olsen, and more happy Giants fans call in. Then, Jerry delivers his final update featuring Jameis Winston, Jonathan Taylor, and a Bills–Vikings preview, before Gio wraps up as Aaron Glenn for the Moment of the Day.

Jameis Winston talked about how it was ‘time to play’. Jonathan Taylor was essentially saying goodbye to Indy after the game. A preview of tonight’s Bills/Vikings game. The Moment of The Day: Gio, as Aaron Glenn, explaining all the holes of a human body.

We pondered whether ESPN is really going to replace Troy Aikman with Greg Olsen on MNF. We also took more calls from fans thrilled with what the Giants are doing.

Jerry's got Jameis Winston talking about stepping in for McCarthy. Geno Smith was annoyed that he just couldn't get it done yesterday. Bill Cowher wants Shedeur to start for the Browns.

We start the hour with a crazy viral video of a fight between Raiders & Niners fans. Also, a dead last Chargers might be the only way to score Jim Harbaugh if you're the Jets.

Jerry's back with more from the Giants game and what a looming trade deadline means for the team. We also heard from a...ahem...rather incoherent Aaron Glenn after the Jets loss. Evan Roberts was not happy after the loss.

We took some calls from folks who love the hire.

Jerry's here with game and postgame sound of the 1st place Giants win, a post-mortem of the Jets loss, plus a review of other NFL happenings from Sunday.

We start the show talking about the Giants defeat of the Eagles and their first place status in the division. Also, the Jets lost but it was their defense that really let them down.

Aaron Glenn still has his job, but our hosts are wondering who will be the next head coach when Glenn is inevitably fired, either during or after this season. The Carton Show ponders an outside-the-box possibility in Brian Billick, while Boomer and Gio return to Rex Ryan, and whether he could have a successful second tenure in New York. Plus, Evan says Woody Johnson needs a reality check that perhaps Mike Tomlin could provide, and he and Tiki go off on the outside possibility that Russell Wilson interviews for the job whenever it becomes available.

The Giants are reportedly aggressively pursuing reinforcements before the trade deadline, and Evan Roberts says it feels inevitable that Big Blue will add a legit running back to be their new No. 1. Tiki Barber says Giants fans are getting too "trade drunk" and need to remember the realistic expectations for the season. Plus, Boomer and Gio wonder if Derrick Henry is a realistic trade option, and Pat Leonard joins The Carton Show with all the latest trade rumors surrounding Big Blue.

How aggressive will the Giants be at the NFL trade deadline? Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti weigh in. Plus: -Gio goes off on Joe Benigno’s Mike Tomlin plan (18:14) -Phil Simms on Giants trade possibilities (35:29) -Why Joe Milton could be a nightmare for Giants (50:44) -Gio on Pat Murphy’s Yankees comment and Jazz Chisholm’s future (1:08:05)

Kickoff with Boomer and Valenti: Bears dominance, Lamar done in Baltimore? Picks and preview for all the games. Game of the Week has the best defense against the best offense. And, are these storylines headline worthy?

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Week 9 Cool Games

Hour 1 We started with Breece Hall announcing he’s starting this weekend. We talked about Hall seemingly being the one disgruntled Jet player. We talked more about the NFL trade deadline and what that might mean for Jonathan Taylor and maybe even Daniel Jones of the Colts. What other players should the Giants be adding at the deadline? Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Jags beating the Ravens last night. We heard from Mike McDaniel on the Chargers stinking. Minkah Fitzpatrick addressed his ‘Jets being Jets’ or ‘Jets beating Jets’. Frank Reich said they have turned the page and are on to KC. Dennard Wilson talked about the Giants defense responding to his criticism. Joe Milton talked about his upcoming game against the Giants. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the Jets going to Kansas City and how their real issues are with the defense. Hour 2 Gio’s friend is taking a cruise with a woman he’s only been dating for about a year and we’re not sure that’s a great idea. We took a call from a guy who went on a cruise with a woman he met on the dock. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Liam Coen on the Jags being ready to play and dominating. Trevor Lawrence talked about getting out to a great start in the first half. Joe Milton talked about chasing and catching rabbits when he was younger. Dennard Wilson talked about the Giants defense and calling the players out. Drake Maye talked about the Packers defense who he will face this week. In the final segment of the hour, Brandon Aiyuk is going to the Niners facility and they don’t want him there. Hour 3 We started with Michigan and Michigan state facing each other this weekend with both schools collecting urine at the tailgates to use as fertilizer for the schools. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Jags beating the Ravens. Derrick Henry seemed very annoyed after the game. We heard from Giants defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson on facing the Eagles. Joe Milton talked about what kind of player he is. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about all the backup quarterbacks playing this week. Hour 4 JJ McCarthy is the youngest starting QB right now. We talked about all the draft picks the Jets have and could have in the top 10. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Jag routing the Ravens. Minkah Fitzpatrick talked about saying ‘Jets being Jets’ or ‘Jets beating Jets’. We heard from Joe Milton about making his first NFL start, Sunday against the Giants. The Moment of The Day: AL has had it with the callers…again. In the final segment of the week, our terrible NFL picks for week 9.

Aaron Glenn’s defense is becoming the Jets’ biggest nightmare, and Boomer and Gio believe it could ultimately cost him his job. With the Jets preparing for a brutal matchup against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, the guys rip the team's embarrassing defensive performances, questionable coaching, and inability to beat struggling opponents. Plus, Breece Hall returns with a strong message about being the starter, but Gio isn't thrilled with his attitude as Braelon Allen continues to impress. Could Hall become a trade deadline surprise? Meanwhile, John Harbaugh has the Giants thinking big. Could Jonathan Taylor be the blockbuster addition that pushes them toward a playoff run? Boomer and Gio debate the price of going all in, other potential trade targets, and whether J.J. McCarthy can keep delivering as the Giants prepare for Joe Milton and the Eagles. Plus, the Jaguars embarrass the Ravens on Thursday Night Football, and the crew supports Rutgers basketball coach Steve Pikiell in his cancer fight.

A seven-day cruise could be the ultimate relationship killer, and Gio is worried his buddy is about to find out the hard way! Boomer and Gio debate whether spending a week trapped in a tiny cabin is a recipe for disaster, leading to some outrageous caller stories. One listener reveals he went on a cruise with a woman he'd never met, another shares a relationship-ending vacation, and Al recalls an ex who repeatedly packed her bags to leave their ship. Football Friday heats up as the guys examine the Jets' stunning reversal, with Geno Smith delivering some of their best quarterback play in years while Aaron Glenn's defense continues to struggle. Plus, the Giants prepare for the Eagles, Brandon Aiyuk's potential return to the 49ers facility threatens to create chaos, and a viral sports radio argument brings back memories of Jerry Recco's legendary on-air meltdowns.

Gio admits he loves peeing outside, but his reason for doing it with his dogs takes things to another level! A bizarre Michigan vs. Michigan State competition to turn fans' urine into fertilizer sparks a hilarious debate with Boomer about backyard bathroom habits, golf course etiquette, and whether pee actually helps grass grow. Callers pile on with their own outrageous stories, including one golfer's warning about getting arrested for public urination. Plus, J.J. McCarthy has a golden opportunity to create a massive quarterback dilemma for the Giants while Jaxson Dart remains sidelined. Boomer questions the Jets' locker room atmosphere as they prepare for Kansas City, Derrick Henry's frustration raises questions about his future, and the guys make their NFL picks for another Feel Good Football Friday.

JJ McCarthy is the youngest starting QB right now. We talked about all the draft picks the Jets have and could have in the top 10. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Jag routing the Ravens. Minkah Fitzpatrick talked about saying ‘Jets being Jets’ or ‘Jets beating Jets’. We heard from Joe Milton about making his first NFL start, Sunday against the Giants. The Moment of The Day: AL has had it with the callers…again. In the final segment of the week, our terrible NFL picks for week 9.

The Jets are 2-6, but you wouldn't know it from the laughing and ping-pong in their locker room! Boomer and Gio question the team's mentality, the culture created by the head coach, and whether the players are taking their struggles seriously with the Chiefs and Bills up next. Meanwhile, Derrick Henry is clearly fed up after the Ravens get embarrassed by Jacksonville, raising a massive question about his future in Baltimore. Could the Ravens actually trade their star running back? Plus, the Giants enter their showdown with the Eagles as NFC East favorites, Rutgers prepares for an emotional season opener as Steve Pikiell battles cancer, and the Rangers pull off another comeback victory.

Gio has no shame admitting he pees in the backyard alongside his dogs, and Boomer has plenty of questions about his bizarre pack mentality! It all starts with Michigan and Michigan State's first annual "Piss Off," a competition collecting fans' urine to turn into fertilizer. Suddenly, an unusual college football promotion turns into a hilarious debate about lawn care, golf courses, and the joys of peeing outdoors. Callers pile on with stories of secret backyard bathroom breaks, marking territory to protect chickens, and golfers allegedly getting arrested for public urination. Boomer can't believe anyone would call the cops over peeing on a golf course. Plus, a Jets caller's outrageous Super Bowl fantasy sparks a surprising Giants quarterback conversation involving J.J. McCarthy and Jaxson Dart.

The Ravens are falling apart after getting crushed 33-10 by the Jaguars, dropping their fourth straight game! Jerry Recco delivers the latest sports headlines as Boomer and Gio react to Baltimore's offensive struggles and look ahead to a huge NFC East showdown between the Giants and Eagles. Plus, Giants defensive coordinator Denard Wilson earns praise for calling out his players, and Joe Milton shares the bizarre story of growing up around rabbit hunting in Florida. The Jets prepare for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, while Micah Parsons' return to practice gives the Packers a boost. Jerry also covers Steph Curry facing former teammate Klay Thompson, Jimmy Butler's excitement over beating Miami, the Rangers' win over the Flyers, the Devils' overtime thriller, and Rutgers basketball preparing for its season opener as Steve Pikiell battles cancer.

Gio is convinced his buddy might be making a massive mistake by taking his girlfriend of just one year on a seven-day cruise! With a tiny cabin, one bathroom, and nowhere to escape, Gio wonders if their relationship can survive the ultimate test of togetherness. Boomer weighs in on the dangers of cruise vacations, and the conversation quickly takes a hilarious turn.

Minkah Fitzpatrick refuses to back down amid controversy surrounding his comments, and the Jets have plenty of problems heading into their matchup with Kansas City. Could Breece Hall still be on the move? Meanwhile, the Giants prepare for a completely different challenge against the Eagles, with Joe Milton's athleticism creating a potential nightmare for New York's defense. Jerry Recco delivers the latest as Trevor Lawrence continues his resurgence under Liam Coen following Jacksonville's dominant win over Baltimore. Plus, Rutgers prepares for an emotional basketball season amid Steve Pikiell's cancer battle, the Rangers pull off another comeback, and the Devils survive a blown three-goal lead in overtime.

Breece Hall is back, but his attitude is raising eyebrows! Boomer and Gio react to the Jets running back declaring himself the starter despite Braelon Allen's impressive play. Gio questions Hall's frustration and history of passive-aggressive comments, wondering if he could be pushing for a trade behind the scenes. Is there room for both running backs to thrive, or is trouble brewing in the Jets' backfield? Meanwhile, John Harbaugh is making it clear the Giants aren't content just competing. With Jonathan Taylor reportedly available, the guys debate whether the Giants should make a blockbuster move to strengthen their playoff push. Could Derrick Henry be a smarter alternative? Boomer raises concerns about surrendering valuable draft picks for a potential rental, while Gio argues the Giants need to be aggressive. Plus, the possibility of adding Vita Vea, the excitement surrounding J.J. McCarthy, and Harbaugh's willingness to go straight to NFL owners to make a deal.

Dianna Russini is BACK and AL Dukes is fired up!

Hour 1 We started with the Knicks beating the terrible Bulls last night, scoring 84 points in the first half alone. We talked about this being LeBron’s last year. We then talked about the Eagles, in their kelly green uniforms, starting Joe Milton at QB this week against the Giants. Boomer said the Giants should ‘buckle up’ as this guy has wheels and a ‘howitzer’ for an arm. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Nick Sirianni on Milton starting. John Harbaugh is acting like facing Milton is the same as Tanner McKee. JJ McCarthy said he feels caught up since he had the bye week. Geno Smith talked about preparing to face the Chiefs. Quentin Lake of the Rams said Justin Herbert was ‘throwing deli meat out there’. We heard from Jim Harbaugh and Herbert on those comments. We took a lot of calls from people trying to explain ‘throwing eli meat’. In the final segment of the hour, a guy who said he played in the NFL doesn’t like all the criticism the Jets are getting on WFAN. Hour 2 Gio was listening to old jazz pianist Oscar Peterson and watched an interview with him an Dick Cavett. Gio wonders why nobody talks about him anymore and he had a great career. Gio can’t believe he is still alive at 89 years old. And what about Dick Van Dyke? And why is nobody named Dick anymore? We talked a lot about Cavett and how great his talk show used to be. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Eagles starting Joe Milton at QB this week. John Harbaugh is familiar with the QB’s work. Aaron Glenn said they put extra work in practice on their red zone offense. The Knicks clobbered the Bulls last night, scoring 84 in the first half. Gio thinks NFL teams are going to start doing rest weeks for star players. In the final segment of the hour, a California man died on his 97th birthday while dancing to ‘Stayin’ Alive’. Hour 3 We started with our studio construction as guys are currently in the ceiling trying to fix the flickering lights. Sources say Dianna Russini is going to return next week. It will be her own show on a digital platform. Gio talked about going on podcasts and he wonders what he gets out of going on as a guest. He did the Jay Horwitz podcast because Jay was very kind to him when he was the PR guy with the Mets for decades. Why would she want to go back to doing this again? How can she still love it? Jerry returns for an update and starts with JJ McCarthy who did a lot of work in the bye week. He also loves Matt Nagy’s play calling. Chris Russo tried to say ‘blue tsunami’ and it didn’t go well. Geno Smith talked about wanting wins, not just great offensive performances. Dan Campbell talked about facing the Dolphins this week. The Knicks dominated the Bulls last night, scoring 84 in the first half alone. In the final segment of the hour, Bob Dylan met the Pope and the Pope gave him a rosary. Dylan gave the Pope his autobiography. Hour 4 We started with Jerry singing Bob Dylan and we talked about Jerry leaving concerts early. Chris Rock said in a recent interview he ruined his first marriage by watching too much porn. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with Quentin Lake of the Rams saying Justin Herbert was ‘throwing deli meat out there’. How is Jim Harbaugh letting this happen with Justin Herbert? How is he regressing? Pat Murphy talked about interviewing with the Mets a few years ago. The Moment of The Day: What does ‘throwing deli meat out there’ mean? In the final segment of the show, we talked about tonight’s Ravens/Jags game. The spread is only 9 ½. A listener reached out to Gio saying Rami is wearing a woman’s jacket.

Joe Milton's surprise start for the Eagles has Boomer and Gio warning the Giants not to take Sunday lightly. Milton's cannon arm and mobility present a dangerous, unpredictable challenge, but the Giants are favored and simply cannot afford to blow this opportunity. With J.J. McCarthy coming off the bye, this is a game New York absolutely needs to win. Meanwhile, Jalen Brunson explodes as the Knicks crush the Bulls, putting up an incredible 84 first-half points and looking like their championship selves again. But Philadelphia's hot start still has Boomer concerned. The Jets' continued struggles spark a harsh assessment of Aaron Glenn, his questionable game management, and a fan base losing confidence despite promising offensive performances. Plus, Justin Herbert gets publicly mocked for throwing "deli meat," sending Boomer, Gio, and a parade of callers into a hilarious debate over what the insult actually means.

Gio takes a wild trip down memory lane after listening to jazz legend Oscar Peterson leads him to rediscover the incredible interviews of Dick Cavett. Why aren't we hearing more from living legends who witnessed some of the biggest moments in American history? Gio rips today's influencer culture and wonders why fascinating figures like Cavett and Dick Van Dyke aren't getting more attention. The conversation takes a hilarious turn into the disappearing popularity of the name Dick, while callers share surprising updates about Cavett's life today. Meanwhile, the Giants prepare for a dangerous new challenge with Joe Milton starting for the Eagles, and Aaron Glenn addresses the Jets' red-zone struggles ahead of their matchup with Kansas City. Boomer questions the NBA's continued use of rest days as the Knicks celebrate a blowout win over Chicago. Plus, a bizarre story about a 97-year-old man dying at his own birthday party after dancing to "Stayin' Alive," the Islanders bringing back their infamous fisherman logo, and Micah Parsons working toward his return.

Diana Russini is reportedly returning to NFL media, and Gio can't understand why she'd want to jump back into the same business after her highly publicized controversy involving Mike Vrabel. Gio argues that her credibility as a journalist has been compromised and questions why she wouldn't pursue an entirely different career. Boomer pushes back, defending her right to return to the industry she knows best. Things get heated when callers challenge Gio's argument, leading to a fiery debate over second chances, reputation, and whether some professional scandals are impossible to escape. Meanwhile, J.J. McCarthy prepares for a crucial Giants-Eagles showdown against Joe Milton, while Geno Smith and the Jets look to turn their season around. Plus, Jalen Brunson dominates the Bulls before his Law & Order debut, Mad Dog Russo delivers another hilarious verbal blunder, and Boomer and Gio can't believe what Bob Dylan wore to meet the Pope.

We started with Jerry singing Bob Dylan and we talked about Jerry leaving concerts early. Chris Rock said in a recent interview he ruined his first marriage by watching too much porn. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with Quentin Lake of the Rams saying Justin Herbert was ‘throwing deli meat out there’. How is Jim Harbaugh letting this happen with Justin Herbert? How is he regressing? Pat Murphy talked about interviewing with the Mets a few years ago. The Moment of The Day: What does ‘throwing deli meat out there’ mean? In the final segment of the show, we talked about tonight’s Ravens/Jags game. The spread is only 9 ½. A listener reached out to Gio saying Rami is wearing a woman’s jacket.

The Moment of The Day: What does ‘throwing deli meat out there’ mean?

We started with Jerry singing Bob Dylan and we talked about Jerry leaving concerts early. Chris Rock said in a recent interview he ruined his first marriage by watching too much porn

J.J. McCarthy prepares for a crucial Giants-Eagles showdown against Joe Milton, while Geno Smith remains focused on getting the struggling Jets back into the win column. Jerry Recco digs up a legendary, profanity-filled rant from former Vikings coach Jerry Burns, sparking a hilarious comparison between old-school NFL coaches and today's more measured approach. Plus, Jalen Brunson dominates the Bulls and prepares for his Law & Order acting debut.

Diana Russini is reportedly making her NFL media comeback, and Gio can't understand why she'd return to the industry after her highly publicized controversy involving Mike Vrabel. Gio argues that her reputation as a journalist has been compromised and questions why she wouldn't leave football behind and start an entirely new career. Boomer pushes back, pointing to her NFL connections, experience, and passion for the sport.

Boomer is fed up with NBA teams resting healthy players while fans pay top dollar to see the biggest stars. After the Pacers dress just six players and Jayson Tatum gets a rest day, Boomer questions why the league continues allowing this practice and warns that the NFL could eventually follow the same path. Meanwhile, the Giants prepare for Joe Milton's dangerous mobility as J.J. McCarthy looks increasingly comfortable in New York's offense ahead of a crucial matchup with the Eagles. Aaron Glenn addresses the Jets' red-zone struggles, Garrett Wilson enters concussion protocol, and Micah Parsons takes another step toward returning for the Packers. Plus, Jalen Brunson leads another Knicks blowout, Victor Wembanyama delivers a monster performance, and the 76ers continue proving their doubters wrong.

Gio goes down an unexpected rabbit hole after listening to jazz legend Oscar Peterson and rediscovering the incredible career of legendary talk show host Dick Cavett. After watching Cavett interview Jimi Hendrix, Gio can't understand why society is so obsessed with influencers while living legends with decades of fascinating stories are largely forgotten. Why aren't we learning more from people like Cavett and Dick Van Dyke while they're still around? The conversation takes a hilarious turn as Boomer and Gio realize there aren't many young famous people named Dick anymore, leading to a ridiculous debate over the most famous Dicks in history. Plus, callers reveal surprising details about Cavett's life in Connecticut, a recent podcast interview, and incredible stories from his past, leaving Gio even more determined to hear from the legendary interviewer himself.

Justin Herbert is getting absolutely roasted after Rams safety Quentin Lake mocks the struggling Chargers quarterback for throwing "deli meat" and seeing ghosts on the field. With Los Angeles still winless, Jim Harbaugh comes to Herbert's defense, while Herbert refuses to engage with the criticism. But what exactly does throwing deli meat mean? Boomer and Gio launch into a hilarious debate as callers offer increasingly ridiculous explanations, including meatball subs, pigskin, and actual deli counter experiences.

Joe Milton is getting the start for the Eagles, and Boomer warns the Giants that this could be a much more dangerous matchup than expected. With a cannon for an arm, incredible athleticism, and very little film to study, Milton brings an unpredictable element to a game the Giants absolutely have to win. Gio believes the tables have finally turned on Philadelphia, with the Giants now favored to win the division and the Eagles falling apart. But could Milton ruin everything?

Joe Fagnano will get a chance to shine in Primetime, who is that??

Hour 1: We started with the Knicks start to the season. Boomer also reached out to Michael Wilbon as they have a professional relationship that goes back since Boomer was at Maryland. He said Wilbon thinks he could be back in a month. The elections are over so the spam calls and texts should end. Jerry is here for his first update of the day, but first Gio said Robbie from Bob Does Sports texted Gio last night about the Jerry ‘Prius’ video. We heard audio of the Carton Show calling AL explaining his challenge for ‘The Outdoor Games’. We heard from new Ravens QB Joe Fagnano on how to actually pronounce his name. Boomer said if the Ravens beat the Jags then the NFL really is week to week. Pat Murphy said he talked to Brian Cashman after his comments about ‘these Yankees’. The Rangers beat the Blues, 3-1. In the final segment of the hour, we talked more about Pat Murphy calling Brian Cashman to explain his Yankees comments that were caught on camera after winning the World Series. Jazz Chisholm will not be coming back to the Yanks. Hour 2: Russell Wilson is interviewing for the NC State head coaching job. Philip Rivers also interviewed for the job as both are former NC State quarterbacks. Gio doesn’t see him connecting with players as he never really connected with his own teammates. He’d be better as a GM of a team instead of a head coach. Boomer sees Rivers as a much better fit. We also talked about our favorite female accent. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Ravens QB Tyler Huntley being out for the year. Joe Fagnano talked about being the starting QB for tomorrow night and what looks like going forward now. Vic Fangio talked about the Giants impressive offense. Sean Mannion talked about the Giants defense. Jerry Jones was on the radio in Dallas and answered critics who said he won’t pay top dollar for a head coach. The Winnipeg Jets scored 4 goals in the third with 3 minutes to go and one in OT to beat Montreal, 5-4. In the final segment of the hour, the Islanders sent a fish sticks jersey with Gio’s last name AND Boomer’s last name. Hour 3: The Bills released CJ Gardner-Johnson for his spitting incident. Boomer thought he gave a legitimate apology. Dan in Carteret calls in and wants Gio to go with him to the Devils/Islanders game in Long Island. A 71 year old woman called in and said she would go to the game with Dan. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Jerry Jones and the Cowboys and who’s to blame for the way they are playing. We heard from QB Joe Fagnano, who will get the start for the Ravens tomorrow night. Tom Brady talks about returning to Foxborough as a broadcaster this Sunday. Pat Murphy said he felt horrible for slandering the Yankees after the World Series win. The Rangers beat the Blues at the Garden. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer interviewed former Met and Broadway star Jose Iglesias for his Game Time show. Hour 4: Phil Simms joins us in his usual Wednesday spot and of course we started with the Giants and potential players they could get before the trade deadline. Phil told us who he thought was the best team in football (they are in the NFC). We also asked Phil about the Troy Aikman/Joe Buck situation right now. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and we start with new Ravens QB Joe Fagnano on how he’s preparing for his first start in a short week. Mike Brown talked about the Knicks taking shots that are not going in at the moment and how the Knicks are the hunted right now. Pat Murphy said he spoke to Brian Cashman about his comments about the Yankees after winning the World Series. The Moment of The Day: Would you know actor Blair Underwood if you saw a pic of him? How well does Boomer know the movie, ‘Back To The Future’. In the final segment of the show, Gio said Morash was fighting with people on X.

Pat Murphy is backtracking after ripping the Yankees, and Gio isn't buying his explanation! The Brewers manager called Brian Cashman to clarify his controversial comments, but was he just trying to save face? Boomer and Gio also weigh in on Jazz Chisholm's uncertain Yankees future, potential roster changes, and MLB's proposed salary cap that could create major problems for the Yankees and Mets. Meanwhile, Gio is fired up over the national media piling on the Knicks after their early struggles, while Boomer shares what Chris Bosh and Dwight Howard told him about New York's championship run. Bosh also raises serious concerns about Jalen Hurts and the dangers of blood clots. Plus, Boomer refuses to participate in a wild WFAN outdoor competition, Jerry Recco's viral meltdown keeps getting attention, and Boomer relives his Cardinals days after a surprising Gardner Minshew comparison.

Russell Wilson wants the NC State coaching job, but Gio isn't buying him as a college head coach! Gio questions Wilson's ability to connect with players, while Boomer sees Philip Rivers as a much better fit to lead the program. Could Wilson be more valuable in a front-office role? The debate turns to the challenges of college football, NIL money, and whether big-name quarterbacks can revive struggling programs. Then Boomer's hilarious Bryce Underwood mix-up sparks a Blair Underwood identification challenge that doesn't go quite as planned. Jerry delivers the latest on the Giants' massive opportunity to take control of the NFC East against the Eagles, the Ravens' quarterback situation, and Winnipeg's stunning comeback against Montreal. Plus, the Islanders send Boomer his very own Fish Stick jersey, Gio has a field day with the surprise gift, and a caller tries to take the jersey off Boomer's hands!

Could the Giants actually take a chance on CJ Gardner-Johnson? Boomer and Gio debate whether the controversial defensive back deserves another opportunity after his ugly spitting incident and release from Buffalo. With his growing list of former teams and declining play, is he worth the headache? Plus, Lamar Jackson's season-ending injury raises major questions about his future in Baltimore, while the Jets prepare for a potentially brutal matchup with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Meanwhile, Dan in Carteret desperately tries to convince Gio to join him at an Islanders game, setting off a hilarious series of phone calls that leads to an unexpected female companion volunteering to go instead. The guys also discuss Tom Brady's emotional return to New England, the Knicks' looming salary-cap problems, and the latest drama surrounding the Cowboys.

Phil Simms joins us in his usual Wednesday spot and of course we started with the Giants and potential players they could get before the trade deadline. Phil told us who he thought was the best team in football (they are in the NFC). We also asked Phil about the Troy Aikman/Joe Buck situation right now. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and we start with new Ravens QB Joe Fagnano on how he’s preparing for his first start in a short week. Mike Brown talked about the Knicks taking shots that are not going in at the moment and how the Knicks are the hunted right now. Pat Murphy said he spoke to Brian Cashman about his comments about the Yankees after winning the World Series. The Moment of The Day: Would you know actor Blair Underwood if you saw a pic of him? How well does Boomer know the movie, ‘Back To The Future’. In the final segment of the show, Gio said Morash was fighting with people on X.

Phil Simms joins us in his usual Wednesday spot and of course we started with the Giants and potential players they could get before the trade deadline. Phil told us who he thought was the best team in football (they are in the NFC). We also asked Phil about the Troy Aikman/Joe Buck situation right now.

Jose Iglesias' incredible journey from fleeing Cuba with just two words of English to becoming a baseball star and Broadway performer takes center stage as Boomer shares his recent reunion with the former Mets fan favorite. Iglesias opens up about his remarkable escape at 17, his rise through professional baseball, and the unforgettable advice from David Ortiz that he credits with saving his career.

CJ Gardner-Johnson is back on the market after his ugly spitting incident, and Boomer and Gio debate whether any NFL team should give him another chance. Could the Giants actually consider signing him? With a troubling history, declining performance, and a growing list of former teams, the guys question whether his talent is worth the baggage.

The Islanders send Boomer Esiason his very own Fish Stick jersey, and Gio couldn't be happier! After opening his personalized jersey, Gio reveals a second surprise with Boomer's name on the back. Boomer appreciates the gesture from Islanders ownership, but Gio has a blast trying to get the Rangers fan to embrace the orange and blue. Will Boomer actually wear it, or find someone else to take it off his hands? Plus, Gio calls out a producer for questioning Boomer about his conversations with Frank Reich and the Jets' quarterback situation. The guys discuss Gio's upcoming live show, a potential Islanders-Devils outing, and a caller who wants Boomer's new jersey for his classroom. Boomer isn't ready to give it up, and Gio can't believe it!

The Giants have gone from losing Jaxson Dart and Brian Burns to potentially taking control of the NFC East! Boomer and Gio marvel at the team's stunning turnaround behind J.J. McCarthy as a massive showdown with the Eagles approaches. Philadelphia's coaches are praising the Giants' talent, and a win on Sunday could give Big Blue a stranglehold on the division. Meanwhile, the Ravens face a quarterback crisis with Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley sidelined. Jerry Recco delivers the latest sports headlines, including Jerry Jones firing back at critics over NFL coaching salaries, the Rangers picking up a win, and the Devils beating the Oilers in a shootout. Plus, the Winnipeg Jets pull off an unbelievable comeback, erasing a four-goal deficit in the final three minutes before stunning Montreal in overtime!

Russell Wilson wants to become NC State's next head football coach, but Gio thinks he's completely wrong for the job! Gio questions Wilson's ability to connect with players and believes he'd be far better suited for a front-office role. Boomer agrees that Philip Rivers has the personality and energy to lead a college program, sparking a debate over which former NFL quarterback could actually turn NC State around. Then things go completely off the rails when Boomer accidentally calls Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood actor Blair Underwood! That mistake turns into a hilarious on-air challenge as Boomer and Gio attempt to identify the actor from a lineup of lookalikes. Plus, Gio explains why he can barely watch scripted television anymore, and the guys debate which regional accents are the most attractive.

Pat Murphy is trying to walk back his controversial Yankees comments, but Gio isn't buying a word of it! After the Brewers manager called Brian Cashman to explain himself, Gio blasts Murphy for refusing to admit what he really meant. Boomer gives Murphy credit for making the call, but the conversation quickly turns to the Yankees' future, including why Jazz Chisholm appears unlikely to return and the major holes Brian Cashman needs to fill. Meanwhile, MLB's proposed salary cap could create massive headaches for the Yankees and Mets. Boomer and Gio debate how a cap would impact enormous contracts, including Juan Soto's, and whether baseball is headed for a major labor fight. Plus, a caller brings up Boomer's Cardinals days and his surprising connection to Gardner Minshew.

Boomer wants absolutely nothing to do with Craig's wild WFAN outdoor competition! Craig has challenged the station's shows to a fire-building showdown in the woods, but Boomer refuses to sacrifice a Saturday to travel to New Jersey. Gio and Jerry debate the ridiculous contest, potential teammates, and whether anyone actually wants to participate. Meanwhile, Jerry Recco's hilarious Prius freakout continues making waves, with Bob Does Sports' Robby Berger sharing the viral clip. The guys revisit what sparked Jerry's reaction before turning to Baltimore's disastrous quarterback situation ahead of its matchup with Jacksonville. Plus, Brewers manager Pat Murphy explains his controversial Yankees comments and his phone call to Brian Cashman, while the Rangers and Devils pick up impressive wins.

Gio is fired up over the national media rooting for the Knicks to fail! After New York's championship run, the early-season struggles have brought out the haters, and Gio is ready to fight back. Boomer shares what Chris Bosh and Dwight Howard told him about the Knicks, Jalen Brunson, and why opponents always bring their best to Madison Square Garden. But the conversation takes a serious turn when Boomer reveals Chris Bosh's frightening recent health scare and his concerns about Jalen Hurts' blood clot situation. Boomer also shares an update on Mike Wilbon after reaching out during his medical leave. Plus, Gio's refusal to answer unknown phone numbers backfires, and the guys unload on the nonstop political spam calls and texts.

Al & Jerry: Where is Paul Westerberg and Bartman?

Hour 1 We started with the Bears win last night and how good of a quarterback Caleb Williams is. In relation to that, where do the Giants stand among the great teams in the NFC? Should the Giants go all in at the trade deadline, or are there too many other great NFC teams to compete with? Boomer needs to see more from JJ McCarthy before he goes all in at the trade deadline. We talked about how competitive the NFC North is going to be. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Bears beating the Seahawks and we wonder how Joe Buck and Troy Aikman are doing. John Harbaugh seemed fired up to meet the media after the bye week. Aaron Glenn talked about their issues in the red zone and on defense. The Knicks beat the Nets again, their 15th straight over Brooklyn. In the final segment of the hour, Rex Ryan’s name is back in the mix as Stephen A. Smith said Jerry Jones should hire him. Rex has also been linked to the Maryland job. Every Jets coach since Herm Edwards ended up with a losing record, including Rex. Aaron Glenn is on pace to be the worst. Boomer said Rich Kotite was the worst. Hour 2 The Baltimore Ravens have a lot of issues at QB right now. They have a third stringer and a new practice squad guy, and they play on Thursday night. Maybe this will have the Ravens trading Derrick Henry to the Giants. A caller wonders if he should give up his Jets season tickets. Gio said he would rather spend a night in jail then go from Long Island to MetLife stadium. A caller said he is driving to Kansas City with his wife this week to see the Jets, so MetLife doesn’t sound so bad. Gio couldn’t imagine doing that. Jerry returns for an update, but first Boomer has NHL hometown jerseys for Gio & Jerry. Aaron Glenn talked about identifying and fixing issues. He also talked about losing close games. Joe Benigno wants a sitdown with Mike Tomlin about coming to the Jets. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the Giants upcoming game against the Eagles. A caller thinks the Viking should trade for Kirk Cousins but there is no reason the Raiders would trade him. Hour 3 Gio said if the Giants go to the Super Bowl, we have to go to the game. Boomer doesn’t see the Giants getting there as he sees too many good NFC teams in the way. Boomer said JJ McCarthy is still a huge question mark. Jerry returns for an update, but first we heard the Liberty head coach has been fired. We heard from Sam Darnold after the loss to the Bears. We heard Stephen A. Smith saying the Cowboys need to hire Rex Ryan. Michael Irvin said the Cowboys are ‘the worst’ and ‘my dead mom can coach them better’. John Harbaugh talked about reaching out to the owner of the Titans. Aaron Glenn was asked about the defense and why have they regressed? The Knicks beat the Nets again. In the final segment of the hour, some baseball writers are talking about big deals getting done before the CBA expires which doesn’t make a lot of sense. Don Ohlmeyer of NBC got roasted in the Norm Macdonald documentary. Boomer said he had a part in him fired at Monday Night Football. Hour 4 We talked about the private plane that crashed and how fortunate it was that nobody on the ground was injured. We also talked about how bad the cars are that Uber drivers have in the suburbs. In NYC, they’re great. Really nice cards. Not in the suburbs. We talked about the cars that AL and Jerry drive. LeBron took a sip of wine from a fan when he crashed into him courtside in the Sixers win. Bill Belichick was asked if he broke up with Jordon Hudson. The Moment of The Day: How to stay safe if you end up in jail.

The Giants have a golden opportunity to take control of the NFC East, but will they make a massive move before the trade deadline? Gio wants John Harbaugh to go all-in on a playoff run, while Boomer isn't sold on whether J.J. McCarthy has proven enough to justify a blockbuster deal. Meanwhile, Caleb Williams has Boomer wondering if he's already the best quarterback in football after the Bears' dominant win over Seattle. Plus, Rex Ryan's potential return to the Jets sparks serious backlash, Aaron Glenn faces growing questions about his future, and the Eagles' offensive collapse gives the Giants a huge opportunity. The guys also get into the reported Joe Buck-Troy Aikman feud, the Knicks' win over the Nets, and Rick Pitino's expectations for St. John's.

Derrick Henry to the Giants? Boomer and Gio are fired up about the possibility of John Harbaugh reuniting with his former running back as Baltimore's season unravels. With the trade deadline approaching, could Henry be the missing piece for a Giants playoff run? The guys also explore a wild quarterback shakeup in Minnesota, including potential reunions with Daniel Jones or Kirk Cousins. Meanwhile, Jets fans are reaching their breaking point! One caller reveals he's spending up to $45,000 on season tickets he can't even resell, sparking a hilarious debate about whether attending Jets games is worse than spending a night in jail. Plus, Gio absolutely destroys Joe B's plan to personally recruit Mike Tomlin to save the Jets, Boomer weighs in on what it would actually take to land the Steelers coach, and the guys discuss whether the Vikings are wasting a Super Bowl-caliber defense.

The Giants are dreaming of a Super Bowl run, but Boomer isn't buying it just yet! Gio believes winning the division and making a splash at the trade deadline could open the door to something special, with Derrick Henry and Jonathan Taylor among the names floated. Boomer sees too many NFC contenders standing in the way, even as John Harbaugh openly admits he's working the phones to improve his team. Meanwhile, Jets fans are wondering if their franchise is actually cursed as Aaron Glenn faces mounting criticism and a brutal upcoming schedule. Could Brian Flores eventually bring the defensive attitude this team desperately needs? Plus, the Liberty make another shocking coaching change, the Bears roll past the Seahawks, and Boomer raises serious questions about the Dodgers' ownership situation and whether a sale could be coming. The hour also takes a hilarious turn into Norm Macdonald, O.J. Simpson, and Boomer's own history in television.

Hour 4: We talked about the private plane that crashed and how fortunate it was that nobody on the ground was injured. We also talked about how bad the cars are that Uber drivers have in the suburbs. In NYC, they’re great. Really nice cards. Not in the suburbs. We talked about the cars that AL and Jerry drive. LeBron took a sip of wine from a fan when he crashed into him courtside in the Sixers win. Bill Belichick was asked if he broke up with Jordon Hudson. The Moment of The Day: How to stay safe if you end up in jail.

Jerry returns for his final update of the day and goes off on Boomer for making a face when he said he drives a Prius. The Moment of The Day: How to stay safe if you end up in jail.

We talked about how bad the cars are that Uber drivers have in the suburbs. In NYC, they’re great. Really nice cards. Not in the suburbs. We talked about the cars that AL and Jerry drive.

Aaron Glenn is running out of answers as the Jets continue to struggle, and Boomer and Gio have a field day with his press conference! Jerry's update turns into a hilarious roast of Glenn's painfully obvious explanations for the team's failures, with brutal matchups against the Chiefs and Bills looming. Meanwhile, John Harbaugh isn't hiding the Giants' aggressive approach to the trade deadline, openly admitting he's calling around the league looking for help. Could a major move be coming? Plus, the Liberty fire head coach Chris DeMarco after just one season, raising questions about GM Jonathan Kolb's revolving door of coaches. Michael Irvin absolutely crushes the Cowboys, Stephen A. Smith wants Rex Ryan in Dallas, and the Bears dominate the Seahawks on Monday Night Football. Jerry also has updates on the Knicks, Nets, St. John's and UConn.

Gio is dreaming of the Giants making another magical Super Bowl run, but Boomer isn't convinced! With the Giants fighting for the division and the trade deadline approaching, could a blockbuster move for Derrick Henry or Jonathan Taylor turn them into legitimate contenders? Gio sees a path to Los Angeles, while Boomer warns that too many NFC powerhouses stand in their way. The debate brings back memories of the Giants' unforgettable 2007 championship run. Meanwhile, a frustrated Jets fan believes the franchise is genuinely cursed after decades of the same painful collapses. Boomer and Gio weigh in on Aaron Glenn's struggles, whether Brian Flores could eventually bring a Rex Ryan-like attitude to the Jets, and why this team keeps finding ways to lose close games.

Joe B wants Mike Tomlin to save the Jets, and Gio absolutely loses it over his plan to make it happen! After Joe B offers to personally accompany Woody Johnson to convince Tomlin to take the job, Gio unleashes a hilarious rant about why the Steelers coach couldn't care less about one fan's decades of suffering. Boomer weighs in on what it would actually take to lure Tomlin to New York, including a potential $100 million offer, as Aaron Glenn continues to face mounting criticism with the Jets sitting at 2-6. Plus, Jerry Recco delivers the latest on the Jets and Giants before the guys unveil the new Rangers, Islanders and Devils jerseys, sparking a hilarious battle over the iconic Islanders Fisherman design and which team's jersey looks best.

Derrick Henry to the Giants could be the blockbuster move that shakes up the NFC! With the Ravens dealing with a quarterback crisis, Boomer and Gio believe John Harbaugh should make a serious push to reunite with his former star running back. Could Henry be the missing piece for a Giants team looking to make a deep playoff run? Plus, the Vikings have a championship-caliber defense but a disastrous quarterback situation, leaving the guys dreaming up a wild reunion with Daniel Jones. Meanwhile, Jets fans have officially reached their breaking point! One caller reveals he's spending $45,000 on season tickets that nobody wants to buy, prompting Gio to deliver some harsh advice. Then things completely spiral when Gio admits he'd rather spend a night in jail than endure the misery of traveling to MetLife Stadium. And just when you think Jets fans can't get any crazier, another caller reveals he's driving all the way to Kansas City with his wife just to watch the Jets!

Rex Ryan back coaching the Jets? His name is resurfacing as Aaron Glenn's struggles continue, but not everyone wants to see a reunion! Boomer and Gio debate whether Rex deserves another shot after leading the Jets to back-to-back AFC Championship Games, while an angry caller blasts the idea and reminds everyone how badly his first stint ended. With Glenn on pace to join the franchise's worst coaches, could Rex actually be a realistic candidate? Plus, Stephen A. Smith floats Rex as a potential solution for the Cowboys' defense, Boomer explains why defensive coaching can transform a team, and the Giants' Dennard Wilson emerges as an intriguing possibility for Maryland's coaching vacancy.

The Eagles are falling apart offensively, and the Giants have a golden opportunity to take advantage! Nick Sirianni is facing serious questions about his coaching staff, but Boomer believes Philadelphia's problems go much deeper than play-calling. With injuries piling up and Howie Roseman's massive contracts threatening the team's future, could the Eagles be headed for a major reckoning? Meanwhile, John Harbaugh is fired up for the Giants' upcoming divisional showdown. Plus, the reported feud between Joe Buck and Troy Aikman is getting ugly, with shocking details emerging about their relationship at ESPN. Jerry Recco recaps the Bears' statement win over Seattle, Caleb Williams continues to impress, and the guys debate the Vikings' quarterback situation and a potential playoff revenge matchup.

Caleb Williams has Boomer wondering if he's already the best quarterback in the NFL! After the Bears' statement win over the defending champion Seahawks, Boomer raves about Williams' transformation under Ben Johnson and the immediate impact of Jeffrey Simmons. Chicago suddenly looks like a terrifying NFC contender, raising serious questions about where the Giants stack up against the conference's elite. Meanwhile, Gio believes the Giants have a golden opportunity to make a playoff run and wants John Harbaugh to attack the trade deadline aggressively. Boomer isn't convinced J.J. McCarthy has shown enough to justify a massive investment, sparking a debate over whether the Giants should sacrifice valuable draft picks to win right now. With the NFC East within reach, the pressure is on to decide just how far this team can go.

WFAN delivers the top fallout and debate after New York dropped to 2-6 with coverage from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. Evan and Tiki debate if firing Aaron Glenn right now actually accomplishes anything, explore Garrett Wilson trade speculation ahead of the deadline, and montage Glenn’s repetitive "disappointed" postgame press conferences. That and more on Best Of Jets on WFAN!

The Jets have a legitimate offense and still can't beat bad football teams

The Fellas are back for week 3 of the annual Keep ‘Em or Dump ‘Em polls and debates. Why did Aaron Judge receive his lowest keep percentage voting ever?

The Jets have officially hit another breaking point. After scoring on their first six possessions, New York somehow loses 38-33 to the Raiders, dropping to 2-6 and leaving Boomer and Gio furious with Aaron Glenn and the state of the franchise. From defensive breakdowns to special teams disasters, the same mistakes keep happening. Is it time for Woody Johnson to make a coaching change and hand the team to Frank Reich, or is the damage already done? Boomer and Gio debate the Jets' next rebuild, the desperate need for an experienced head coach and franchise quarterback, and whether trading Garrett Wilson for more draft capital is the right move. Meanwhile, John Harbaugh's aggressive pursuit of Jeffrey Simmons raises questions about the Giants' trade deadline plans, including a possible move for Jonathan Taylor. Plus, the Chiefs stumble, the Eagles lose, the Cowboys struggle, Bill Belichick's personal life sparks conversation, and the crew celebrates New York City Marathon finishers.

The Giants are suddenly the team to beat in the NFC East, and Boomer and Gio believe something special could be brewing in New York! With the Eagles falling apart, the Cowboys struggling, and the Jets' season essentially over, John Harbaugh's Giants have a golden opportunity to take control of the division. Boomer raves about J.J. McCarthy's nearly flawless performance against Houston, while Gio dreams of a potential playoff showdown against McCarthy's former team, the Minnesota Vikings. Could the Giants make an aggressive move before the NFL trade deadline? Meanwhile, the Jets are heading toward another coaching search, and the guys are demanding a different approach. Sean McDermott, Brian Flores, Rex Ryan, and other experienced coaches enter the conversation as Boomer and Gio question whether Woody Johnson can finally get it right. Plus, could Garrett Wilson be the next big name traded as the Jets stockpile draft picks? The guys also revisit their disastrous NFL predictions, break down the latest Jets loss, and debate whether the franchise can ever escape its endless cycle of failure.

The Jets are officially in the conversation for the worst team in football, and Boomer and Gio are running out of ways to describe this disaster. After another humiliating loss to the Raiders, frustrated Jets fans are calling for drastic changes, with one former season-ticket holder declaring them the worst organization in the NFL. Even worse, Raiders fans reportedly took over MetLife Stadium as Jets fans headed for the exits. The defense can't stop anyone, Aaron Glenn's postgame comments are becoming impossible to defend, and another coaching change feels inevitable. But who could actually save the Jets? A caller makes a passionate case for Mike Tomlin, sparking a debate about whether Woody Johnson could offer enough money and control to lure a proven winner. Jim Harbaugh, Sean McDermott, and Brian Flores also enter the conversation. Plus, Boomer reflects on an emotional Bengals Ring of Honor celebration, Joe Burrow's thrilling performance, the Chargers' struggles, and another wild NFL weekend.

Aaron Glenn's time with the Jets appears to be running out, and Boomer and Gio aren't holding back. After another embarrassing defensive performance against the Raiders, the guys rip Glenn's failed leadership, his comments about his defensive "superpower," and the franchise's endless coaching mistakes. Is Woody Johnson finally ready to spend big on an experienced head coach, or will the Jets repeat the same disastrous cycle? Meanwhile, John Harbaugh is getting aggressive ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Reports that he personally called Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk about Jeffrey Simmons have Gio convinced the Giants could be preparing another major move, with Jonathan Taylor emerging as an intriguing possibility. Plus, the Cowboys' defense gets shredded after another collapse, the guys reflect on their disastrous NFL picks, and Boomer celebrates an incredible New York City Marathon performance by Al's niece Gianna before the crew starts making some ambitious fitness promises of its own.

Aaron Glenn's future with the Jets is under serious scrutiny after another crushing loss. Despite scoring on their first six possessions, the Jets fall 38-33 to the Raiders, dropping to 2-6 and leaving Boomer and Gio questioning everything about the franchise. Gio wonders whether Woody Johnson should replace Glenn with Frank Reich, while Boomer blasts the defensive breakdowns, special teams mistakes, and another failed attempt to turn the Jets around. The conversation turns to the next rebuild and whether Garrett Wilson should be traded for valuable draft picks. Boomer argues the Jets desperately need an experienced head coach, while both hosts emphasize the importance of finding a franchise quarterback. Plus, Minkah Fitzpatrick's controversial postgame comments, a furious Jets season-ticket holder, Bill Belichick's reported breakup, and a wild NFL weekend featuring losses by the Chiefs, Eagles, and Cowboys.

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans update you on some blockbuster trades that went down this week in the NFL - including Jeffrey Simmons solidifying the Bears as a legitimate Super Bowl threats. They also talk about what other teams are in their "Super Bowl Window." Next, Stink brings up Jared Goff's name in the MVP conversation and previews a possible "battle of the frauds" game happening this weekend. They end the podcast with #QuestionMark.

Is it time for the Jets to consider trading Garrett Wilson?? Evan Roberts says absolutely not, while Craig Carton says it has to at least be considered. Plus, Boomer and Gio bemoan Gang Green seemingly falling into the same old story as many previous years, as the conversation has become centered on the future of the head coach and how long it will take to turn things around. The Evan and Tiki crew also react to Wink Martindale blasting Woody Johnson and the Jets.

Craig Carton says the Giants are in the driver's seat to win the NFC East, and it's time to solidify that position by taking a big swing at the trade deadline to try and "steal a title." Boomer and Gio debate the looming trade deadline, and if Jonathan Taylor would be worth investing in. Evan and Tiki get into the trade deadline debate as well, while Evan declares that Big Blue needs just five wins in the next 10 games to lock up the division.

Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti ponder what the Jets and Giants could do at the trade deadline. Plus: -Boomer & Gio preview the Jets-Raiders matchup and look ahead at the Giants’ playoff hopes. (9:58) -Phil Simms breaks down the latest with the Giants and Jets (19:27) -Aaron Glenn is in coaching hell (33:51) -The guys remember some Bob Uecker stories in honor of the Brewers winning the World Series (46:53) -Week 8 NFL picks (54:56)

Boomer and Mike breakdown the crazy NFL trades and project which may happen. They pick all the games in the NFL, and ask which of the current playoff teams can actually win the Super Bowl on a loaded Week 8 episode of Kickoff

We start with the Packers’ win, Christian Watson’s hospital return, NFL trade deadline buzz, and a supermarket vendor losing his temper. Next, Joe Benigno vents about Gang Green, Aaron Glenn sinks into coaching hell, and fans fight to keep Garrett Wilson. Then, Barstool Fasoli talks LeBron, a surgeon questions Watson’s quick return, and we debate the Giants’ playoff chances. We wrap up with Johnny Manziel golf chatter, Arch Manning’s struggles, Al losing it in the studio, and our Week 8 NFL picks.

We open with the Packers beating the Panthers and Christian Watson’s return from the hospital, followed by trade deadline talk on the Jets, Garrett Wilson, and the Giants. Jerry then delivers the latest NFL updates and soundbites before Gio recaps a video of a Red Baron vendor losing it on supermarket pranksters.

We open talking about Joe Benigno complaining about the Jets, the looming threat of the Raiders and Ashton Jeanty, and Aaron Glenn sinking into coaching hell. Boomer talks a bit about his Pittsburgh trip, Jerry has Packers-Panthers sound, and NFL soundbites before closing with Jets fans who don’t want to trade Garrett Wilson.

We open with Barstool’s Fasoli discussing the Internet Invitational and LeBron, followed by a surgeon calling the Packers WR’s hospital return a terrible look for the NFL. Jerry then delivers an update featuring the Brewers’ World Series trophy, Packers sound, and Harbaugh-McVay soundbites before closing with the upcoming Jets game and the Giants’ playoff chances.

We open with a caller on Johnny Manziel at the Internet Invitational, Boomer on Arch Manning’s struggles at Texas, and why we didn’t dress up for Halloween. Jerry then delivers his final update featuring the Packers' win and Christian Watson’s hospital return, before closing with Al losing it in the studio and our Week 8 NFL picks.

All the picks you could want for the coming games, now enhanced with NFL-ish music included by me, Paul Arzooman.

We started with a caller talking about Johnny Manziel in the Internet Invitational golf tournament. Gio said he has an ‘I’ve been through it’ aura about him.

We talked about the upcoming Jets game against the Raiders and the Giants being on their bye week. Boomer thinks the Giants should make the playoffs but they don’t have the talent that the other big NFC playoff teams will have.

Fasoli from Barstool calls in to talk about the Internet Invitational and how LeBron mentioned him in a video.

Jerry's back with some more sounds of a Packers win and an interesting celebration by Josh Jacobs. Frank Reich on getting the ball to Garrett Wilson. Also, Browns coach Todd Monken talked about facing Aaron Rodgers, plus, other headlines of the day.

It’s not going to be good around here if the Raiders put up 35 points or if Ashton Jeanty runs all over them after saying they don’t like to tackle. Gio thinks Aaron Glenn has reached a level where there’s no coming back. Boomer said Glenn, ‘is in the depths of coaching hell’.

Jerry's first update features the sounds of the Packers beating the Panthers. We heard from Watson as to what happened that sent him to the hospital. Brian Duker, the Jets defensive coordinator, was asked about Ashton Jeanty saying some of his players don’t like to tackle. Kevin O’Connell talked about going to Detroit on Sunday. Jared Goff talked about the Vikings defense.

Boomer's back for Football Friday and we talk more about the Jets & a potential Garrett Wilson trade and whether the Giants are ready to make a move to get, oh, Jonathan Taylor.

AL explains why the Brewers wining the World Series is good for baseball

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry react to the Brewers' World Series title, Stearns and Glenn on borrowed time in New York, Jets shade from Ashton Jeanty, and that terrible John Madden trailer. They move through Bob Uecker tributes, Reddit haters, Pat McAfee, and Pat Murphy trashing the Yankees, followed by AI Tiny Desk shows, Gio's garage flatulence, and NYC panhandler turf wars. Finally, the guys revisit the Bauers-Murphy chat, Geno Smith and Garrett Wilson, a 'Deez Nutz' joke, LeBron lowlights, Paige Spiranac, Gio's cowboy costume, a Knicks victory, and the Jets' new motto: 'Nah'.

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry break down the Brewers' World Series win and explain why David Stearns and Aaron Glenn are on borrowed time in New York. Then, C-Lo brings the championship audio, Garrett Wilson and Ashton Jeanty sound off on the Jets, and the hour wraps on that terrible new John Madden movie trailer.

We kick off with classic Bob Uecker stories honoring the Brewers' World Series win, followed by talk of the WFAN Reddit page, fans trashing their favorites, and Pat McAfee’s comments about Utah. Next, C-Lo brings the sounds of Milwaukee’s championship celebration, Garrett Wilson trade talk, Rob Saleh drawing a blank, and Gio passing on the Skattebo doc, before the hour wraps on Pat Murphy calling out the Yankees.

We start with A.I. Tiny Desk concerts, calls on Pat Murphy labeling Yankees players selfish, Gio passing gas in the parking garage, and NYC panhandler turf wars. Then, C-Lo brings an update on the Bauers-Murphy exchange, plays Brewers postgame sound, and checks in on Geno Smith and Garrett Wilson before the hour wraps on Gio enjoying a ‘Deez Nutz’ joke.

We start with LeBron lowlights, the Internet Invitational and Paige Spiranac, podcast talk, and Gio’s cowboy Halloween costume. Then, C-Lo’s final update features Geno Smith, Mike White’s film breakdown, mic’d up Jameis Winston, and a Knicks win before the Moment of the Day reveals the Jets' motto: ‘Nah’.

We heard from Geno Smith on giving Jets fans a reason to cheer. He also talked about the difficulty of spreading the ball around. Former Jets QB Mike White actually broke down film on Geno and Garrett Wilson. We heard a mic’d up Jameis Winston making the call at the line. The Knicks won their second straight last night. The Moment of The Day: 2026 Jets motto: ‘Nah’.

Seven million people have already watched the Internet Invitational golf tournament online. We talked about Paige Spiranac, who’s playing in the tournament, and she appears to have gotten larger breast implants.

We talked about how in NYC, if you are stopped at a red light, panhandlers come up to your car. Gio once witnessed a turf war between panhandlers.

We took calls on Jake Bauers and Pat Murphy saying the Yankees players are essentially selfish. Then we have a little extra talk about what we think they might have meant by the remarks.

C-Lo's back with the Brewers winning the World Series in Tampa/St. Pete with a crowd full of Brewers fans. We heard the champagne bottles popping as the Brewers earned their first World Series championship ever. Garrett Wilson was asked if he wants to be traded. We heard Rob Saleh who got lost in one of his motivational sayings and is ‘drawing a blank’. ‘Skattebo, The Road Back’ premieres on YouTube, but Gio isn’t interested.

After yet one more tech issue with the new studio, we reminisced about some of our favorite Uecker stories.

Since Jerry's in for Boomer, C-Lo is here and brings us all the sound of the Brewers winning their first World Series title. Also, Garrett Wilson addressed trade rumors while the Raiders' Ashton Jeanty looks forward to facing non-tackling Jets players.

With Boomer out today, Gio and Jerry start with the Brewers win and its connection with the work of David Stearns. Mets fans don't like him and that brought in talk about Aaron Glenn. Gio sees a tough future for both.

Do the current Yankees know who Babe Ruth is?

The NFL trade deadline buzz around the Colts, Jets, and Jonathan Taylor, Jim Gaffigan roasting Woody Johnson, the Rays’ extra-inning win, Jorge Posada feeling snubbed by the Yankees, Maryland's tuition promo. Next, Gio slams weather anchors, Lamar Odom joins OnlyFans, a nude WFAN calendar gets floated. Joe Schoen addresses Tyrone Tracy's injury, and Garrett Wilson trade talk heats up. Boomer then pitches wild trades like Justin Herbert to New York, Jonathan Taylor’s wife reacts to rumors, Schoen and Jameis Winston back the Giants, the Knicks win, and Gio confesses to peeing in a bottle. Finally, Phil Simms breaks down JJ's performance, Jerry Jones eyes Troy Aikman for Dallas, and Pat McAfee feuds with Utah.

We kick off with NFL trade deadline buzz, covering moves by the Colts, Jets speculation, Jim Gaffigan taking shots at Woody Johnson, and Jonathan Taylor rumors for the Giants. Then, the Rays stay alive in the World Series, Jorge Posada airs his frustrations with the Yankees, Maryland offers free tuition to keep fans at football games, and J.J. McCarthy explains his missing eye black.

The hour starts with Gio claiming weather guys are failed news anchors, Lamar Odom and his wife joining OnlyFans, the money in the "masturbation business," and a potential nude WFAN host calendar. Then, the Rays beat the Brewers in the 12th to stay alive in the World Series, Jorge Posada shares his thoughts on the Yankees, Joe Schoen addresses the Tyrone Tracy's injury ahead of the trade deadline, and the Jets possibly trading Garrett Wilson for draft capital.

This hour starts with Boomer's wild trade ideas like Justin Herbert to the Jets, callers debating New York's coaching and Garrett Wilson's future. Jonathan Taylor's wife wonders if he’s next to be moved, then, Joe Schoen and Jameis Winston praise the Giants, Pat Murphy dismisses worrying, the Rays stay alive in the 12th, the Knicks beat Detroit, and Gio admits to peeing in a bottle on the drive home from golf. Gross.

Phil Simms joins to break down J.J. McCarthy's win, lament the Giants' ill-timed bye, weigh trades for Jonathan Taylor and Garrett Wilson, and reveal his full-size Halloween candy setup. Then, we hit daylight saving time, Jerry Jones teasing Troy Aikman for the Cowboys' front office, the Rays forcing Game 5, Jorge Posada feeling unwelcome with the Yankees, podcast studio issues, and Pat McAfee vs. Utah.

Jerry's last update features Jerry Jones who said don’t rule out Troy Aikman joining the Cowboys front office in the future. The Rays came back in the bottom of the 12th to force a game 5 tonight. We heard Jorge Posada say he doesn’t feel welcome when he goes back to the Yankees. The Moment of The Day: Problems with the podcast studio.

Phil doesn’t like that the Giants have a bye now as they have momentum from last week’s win. We talked about the potential of the Colts trading Jonathan Taylor. We also asked Phil about the Jets potentially trading Garrett Wilson.

Jerry's got Jonathan Taylor’s wife talking about the Colts trading players and wondering if he’s next. Joe Schoen met the media and talked about what he likes about the team this season. Jameis Winston said on his podcast that the Giants are in great shape. The Rays came back in the bottom of the 12th to stay alive in the World Series. And the Knicks finally won a game, beating Detroit.

Callers debate about whether the Jets should be sellers and what the future for Garrett Wilson should be.

Jerry's update starts with the sounds of the Rays beating the Brewers last night in the 12th to stay alive in the World Series. We heard from Jorge Posada on what the Yankees need to change. Joe Schoen talked about the injury to Tyrone Tracy and if they will make any moves before the trade deadline.

After talking about Lamar Odom and his wife joining OnlyFans, Gio ponders whether a WFAN nude calendar featuring him (and other hosts) would sell.

Joe Schoen met the media and Jerry had some of the sound. Giants are rumored to be in the mix for Jonathan Taylor. The Rays beat the Brewers in the 12th to stay alive in the World Series. Jorge Posada was on a podcast and said he doesn’t feel welcome at the Yankees and spring training.

November 10th gets closer and Joe Schoen notices. Will the Giants give themselves a boost in a competitive division? Will the Jets do any dealing?

Jalen Brunson is doing the Manningcast while the Knicks are 0-3??

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We settle into the new studio amid listener complaints. We cover the Cowboys and Knicks, run sound from Harbaugh, Glenn, the Brewers going up 3-0, and look ahead to the NFC East battle. Next, we cover the Jets, Kirk Cousins, and Darren Mougey before Gio tempers Cowboys hype, callers critique the set, Dak speaks, and Craig Carton breaks the food rules. Finally, we hit Dez Bryant’s run in with cops, strict studio regulations, and Gio getting stuck heading to the bathroom, before rolling Dan Orlovsky audio, and Gio all but banning Steve Sommers from the new space.

We are settling into our new studio while breaking down the Cowboys beating the Eagles and the Knicks starting 0-3. C-Lo then steps in amid listener complaints with clips from Harbaugh, Glenn, and the Brewers, before we wrap with the Cowboys and Giants battling for the NFC East.

We open some gifts and take calls from people who hate the new studio before C-Lo's update and Boomer wearing "I Voted" stickers. From there, we hear clips on the Cowboys, Aaron Glenn, Mike Tomlin, and the Brewers before wrapping up with the Jets and Boomer praising Darren Mougey.

Gio dismisses Cowboys fans' NFC East hopes before Guy Adami and Dan in Carteret critique the new studio. C-Lo then delivers sound from Jerry Recco, Dak, Harbaugh, and Aaron Glenn, before Craig Carton breaks the studio's food policy and a set designer calls with advice.

The hours starts with Dez Bryant's being detained by cops after some road rage stuff and strict new studio food rules in the new studios. C-Lo's final update has clips from Dan Orlovsky on percentages, Jerry Recco from the Dallas win, and a Moment of the Day caller montage. Gio does not want Steve Sommers doing shows in the new studio.

C-Lo returns with Dan Orlovsky talking about percentages and how he was confused that it’s ‘always out of a hundred’. We heard Jerry Recco on the call as the Cowboys beat the Eagles. The Moment of The Day: A montage of funny callers about the new studio.

It was apparently over a road rage incident and confrontation in a parking lot. Cops detained him briefly but no arrest was made. Also, to stretch out the clip to the acceptable length for the digital side, some more studio talk.

We have a no food policy which Craig Carton has already broken. A set designer called in and offered some advice.

They see themselves in the mix now, but do they really have a shot. Plus, Guy Adami from CNBC calls in to voice his complaints about our new look.

Every year the same thing. Boomer sees Darren Mougey as the one bright spot.

We took a bunch of calls from people being mean about our new studio. Insert crying emoji here.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and started with Jerry Recco on the call as the Cowboys beat the Eagles. We heard from John Harbaugh talking about ‘football joy’. Aaron Glenn was asked about his timeout strategy again. We heard the sounds of the Brewers taking a 3-0 series lead over the Rays.

We start the day getting used to our new digs here at the FAN. The Cowboys beat the Eagles on MNF. Meanwhile, the championship Knicks are 0-3.

WFAN presents the best reactions to the Giants' 27-21 overtime win against the Texans from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. Boomer and Gio look at J.J. McCarthy's near-flawless debut under center, Evan and Tiki discuss whether Big Blue should bring in kicking competition for Dominic Zvada over the bye, and Craig Carton takes his verbal lashing after guaranteeing a Giants blowout loss. That and more on Best Of Giants on WFAN!

WFAN presents a collection of reactions to the Jets' disastrous 28-25 loss to the winless Miami Dolphins from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. Evan Roberts vents his sheer depression and jealousy over watching competent coaching across town, while Boomer and Gio question Aaron Glenn's clock management and Bill Parcells' endorsement of him. Plus, Craig Carton demands accountability for Frank Reich freezing out Garrett Wilson. That and more on Best Of Jets on WFAN!

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Aaron Glenn will be fired this season, who will be the next Jets HC?

We open by comparing the ascending Giants to the struggling Jets, dissecting Aaron Glenn’s blunders, and rolling through overtime updates, controversial officiating, and frustrated fan reactions. Next, we recap our terrible picks, address calls to fire Glenn alongside sound from across the NFL, and break down Minnesota blitzing Daniel Jones. We then dive into more caller venting, Gio’s golf tournament hype, sound from Aaron Rodgers and Jonathan Taylor’s camp, and the Knicks’ 0-3 start. Finally, we look at early NFL spreads, callers targeting Woody Johnson and Bill Parcells, Jerry's last update, the Moment of the Day, and Gio dismantling the old studio sign for his house.

We compare the Jets and Giants as one ascends and the other descends, breaking down Aaron Glenn’s poor decisions, Boomer’s critiques, and the Jets’ offensive struggles. Jerry follows with updates on an overtime thriller, sound from Harbaugh and Glenn, and controversial calls in the Lions’ win over the Packers, before wrapping up with frustrated Jets callers and Giants players responding to being called out.

We recap our terrible NFL picks, hear from a caller asking if Frank Reich is part of the Jets' problem, and address calls to fire Aaron Glenn. Jerry then brings updates on Glenn, the Texans' overtime touchdown call, and postgame sound from JJ McCarthy, John Harbaugh, Mike Tomlin, and Sean Payton, before we break down the Vikings blitzing Daniel Jones and the Colts.

We start with calls on the Jets' loss to a winless team, a Frank Reich question for Boomer, and John Harbaugh's Coach of the Year case. Jerry then returns after Gio hypes the Internet Invitational golf tournament, featuring sound from Aaron Glenn, Harbaugh, Cam Skattebo, Aaron Rodgers, and Jonathan Taylor’s wife on trade rumors, before wrapping with the Knicks' 0-3 start and a caller’s all-quarterback draft plan for the Jets.

We start with early NFL spreads and Fernando Mendoza’s potential start against the Jets, the Bucs blowing out the Panthers, and furious callers telling Woody to stop talking to Bill Parcells. Jerry then brings his final update featuring Aaron Glenn, Mike Tomlin, and Kirk Cousins, before we wrap with the Knicks' 0-3 start, the Texans' Moment of the Day, and Gio dismantling the old Boomer & Gio sign for his house.

Jerry with Aaron Glenn talking about not taking timeouts at the end of the first half. He was also asked about Garrett Wilson not getting enough targets. Kirk Cousins talked about the Raiders maybe going with Fernando Mendoza. The Knicks are off to an 0-3 start.

We went back to the calls as people were furious with the Jets. A caller doesn’t want Woody talking to Bill Parcells anymore as he’s a ‘fossil’ and the game has passed him by.

Jerry's back with Aaron Glenn on getting the team ready for next week against the Raiders. John Harbaugh talked about the win being a ‘player’s game’. Cam Skattebo gave credit to the offensive line. Jonathan Taylor’s wife went on social media to talk about the trade rumors surrounding him. The Knicks are off to an 0-3 start to the season.

We take some more Jets calls including one fellow who wants Boomer to get Frank Reich on the line to answer questions. Another caller wonders if John Harbaugh is heading for Coach of the Year.

Jerry features Aaron Glenn on where the Jets are right now as a team. We heard the Houston Texans’ radio call as Singletary scored the game winning TD in OT. We heard from JJ McCarthy after the game in the locker room. Sean Payton talked about all the penalties in their win.

A caller wants to know if Boomer will say Frank Reich is part of the Jets problem. Of course everyone wants Aaron Glenn fired.

Jerry starts with Skattebo’s big run in OT setting up the call of Singletary’s winning TD run. Harbaugh said he’s having fun and trying to ‘have joy’ even in tense moments. We heard from Aaron Glenn who said he is disappointed in himself and talked about the timeouts he didn’t use at the end of the half. We heard the game winning FG as the Lions beat the Packers. Some people felt the game was fixed with the calls going against the Packers. Tom Brady was critical of the calls.

Although we start with the positive as JJ and the Giants stepped up and played a great game, we pivot to that other New York team. The Dolphins don't care if they lose this season and the Jets went ahead and lost to them anyway.

The Yankees held their postmortem press conference this week, and our hosts had some STRONG thoughts on what was said. Chris McMonigle sounds off on Hal Steinbrenner putting the blame solely on the players and not having a word of criticism for Brian Cashman and/or Aaron Boone. Plus, Evan and Tiki agree that the owner did not do a good job conveying a mindset of accountability and looking at making any meaningful change this offseason. Gregg Giannotti took aim at the Yankee fans who were furious with the press conference and the season as a whole, wondering how they get any enjoyment out of fandom.

J.J. McCarthy has been named the starting quarterback against the Texans, and Craig Carton RIPS the "panicky, ridiculously stupid" move by John Harbaugh to make a QB change while in first place. Plus, Tiki Barber questions if McCarthy is being put in a position to succeed given Houston's defense and his newness to the offense, while Boomer Esiason is not surprised that the switch was made at this time.

Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti dish on NFL trade rumors, including if the New York Giants could make a play for a reunion with Saqon. Plus: -The Jets have to beat the Dolphins (9:43) -Reacting to J.J. McCarthy being named Giants starter (17:46) -The Knicks get their rings and now have targets on their backs (27:43) -Phil Simms on his fixes for the Giants (37:57) -Gio on why Yankees are NOT failures (54:46)

Kickoff with Boomer and Valenti: A TNF Thriller, is this the end of the Rams? Picks and preview for all of the Week 7 games, including a potential Super Bowl preview? Where will these big name QB's be next year, and Boomer suggests a Justin Herbert trade that could shake up the NFL!

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Al and Jerry get you set for the World Series with an in depth breakdown

The Bears' win over New England and Boomer's resurfaced Family Feud clip lead into the Jets' must-win against Miami, Dennard Wilson calling his Giants "traitors," and Evan Roberts' terrible pants. Saquon Barkley trade chatter and an annoying call from Zach in Toms River follow, capped by Gio swearing off exercise after a Pure Barre class. The show wraps with reaction to the Falcons' controversial new logo and the Knicks' ring phishing test, followed by Jerry's baseball and hockey updates and terrible Week 7 NFL picks.

The Bears defeat the Patriots in a penalty-filled matchup featuring Caleb Williams’ best showing yet. Jerry follows with updates on J.J. McCarthy, the Dolphins, and Marshall Faulk, before wrapping with Boomer’s resurfaced 90s Family Feud clip.

The Jets face a must-win matchup against the winless Dolphins, Dennard Wilson calls his Giants defenders "traitors," and a game with the Raiders looms. Jerry follows with updates on Wilson, Frank Reich, and Game 1 of the World Series, before Gio wraps the hour by calling out Evan Roberts' terrible pants and electric car.

Isaiah Likely's strong start is praised before it sparks questions about the Giants' backfield and trade deadline rumors surrounding Saquon Barkley. Jerry follows an annoying call from Zach in Toms River with updates on Barkley and C.J. Stroud, before Gio wraps the hour explaining why a Pure Barre class proved exercise isn't for him.

We take calls on the Falcons' controversial new logo and discuss the Knicks targeting employees with a championship ring phishing email. Jerry follows with updates on the Bears, Dennard Wilson, and the World Series, before wrapping the week with Gio's Pure Barre Moment of the Day and terrible Week 7 NFL picks.

Are they good? Are they bad? Whatever they are, they're here so listen.

The Atlanta Falcons put out a new logo which some people think looks similar to a Nazi logo. We took some calls on that.

Zach in Toms River calls to annoy us before Jerry starts with Saquon Barkley talking about dealing with injuries. CJ Stroud talked about getting Tank Dell back for this week against the Giants.

Boomer wonders what the Giants will do at RB this week. There are rumors of Saquon Barkley being shopped before the deadline. The Giants are on that list of teams.

We heard from the Giants' defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson on his ‘unacceptable’ defense. We heard from Frank Reich on getting their playmakers the ball. Game 1 of the World Series is tonight and we heard from Pat Murphy on the Brewers at first turning down an offer to be on with Chris Russo.

The Dolphins have a defense that simply doesn’t get any sacks. They are in full rebuild mode so you cannot lose to them.

Jerry's got the sounds of the Bears beating the Patriots. Caleb Williams talked about the win against a quality opponent. We heard from a few Giants players on a happy JJ McCarthy. Minkah Fitzpatrick talked about the Dolphins offense the Jets will be facing. Marshall Faulk disclosed he has Parkinson’s. Jerry went around the NBA and NHL last night.

The Bears beat the Patriots last night and Boomer said once again there were way too many penalties in the game.

The other brother of famous people

We kick off with JJ McCarthy starting for the Giants, & our upcoming studio move. We break down the contentious Yankees press conferences, fan frustration over the championship drought, and dive into team leadership debates, more angry callers, and "The Giggly Squad" selling out MSG. Finally, we cover JJ Watt's new CBS deal, broadcast drama, the Moment of the Day, and weekend previews for the Giants and Jets.

We start with the Giants turning to JJ McCarthy at quarterback and an update on our move to a new studio. Then, hear from McCarthy, Jameis Winston, Robert Saleh, Hal Steinbrenner, and Aaron Boone, before wrapping up with Boomer’s love for Led Zeppelin and "Kashmir."

We start with the fallout from the Yankees' press conferences and fan frustration over the championship drought, followed by Jerry’s update on Hal Steinbrenner and Aaron Boone defending their leadership. Then, we hear from JJ McCarthy, Jameis Winston, and Joe Burrow, before Ray Martel joins the studio to discuss the upcoming move and updating NFL jerseys on Etsy.

We start with team leadership discussions surrounding the Yankees' press conferences and the Giants, followed by unhappy fan reaction and Jerry’s update on Hal Steinbrenner and Chris Russo. Then, we hear from JJ McCarthy and Josh Jacobs, before wrapping up with "The Giggly Squad" selling out four nights at MSG.

We start with JJ Watt’s new CBS deal, the Joe Buck and Troy Aikman fallout, and Aaron Glenn's future with the Jets, followed by Jerry's update on John Harbaugh, Geno Smith, Hal Steinbrenner, and the passing of Ron Duguay. Then, we hit the Moment of the Day before wrapping up with previews of this weekend’s Giants and Jets matchups.

John Harbaugh talks about JJ McCarthy starting. We heard from Geno Smith on playing the winless Dolphins this week. We heard Hal Steinbrenner on fans saying the team runs it back every year. During the update we got word that Ranger great Ron Duguay passed away.

CBS has announced a deal with JJ Watt to be the lead analyst. We also got an update on Joe Buck and Troy Aikman and what went down with their argument. A caller also checks in wondering if Aaron Glenn's job is at risk if they lose to the Dolphins.

Jerry has Hal Steinbrenner commenting on Aaron Judge saying the Yankees needed to go ‘all in’. Chris Russo wanted Brewers manager Pat Murphy on the show but they said no. We heard from JJ McCarthy talking about getting the start this week.

They called in and as you can guess, they weren't happy.

Jerry starts with Hal saying ‘Cash is great every season’. He also said Boone managed a great season. Boone does not believe in calling out players in the media. We heard from JJ McCarthy after he learned he was starting this week. Harbaugh said this gives them the best chance to play the best offense. Joe Burrow was asked if he got to interact with JD Vance, who took in a Bengals practice.

We talked about the Yankees press conferences from yesterday from Hal Steinbrenner, Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone.

We discussed the new studio we will be moving into. Then, Jerry brings us JJ McCarthy who’s excited to start. We heard from Jameis Winston as to where he goes from here. We heard from Rob Saleh about the player who went and got a gun from his car after a fight with a teammate. We heard from Hal Steinbrenner who was blaming the players on offense. We heard Aaron Boone on having to win the World Series.

Today starts with the news that the Giants are going to start JJ McCarthy this week and moving forward.

AL has all the basketball adjacent headlines from Knicks Banner Night

We start with the Knicks’ banner night and loss to the Sixers, ring talk, ceremony audio, reactions from LeBron and KAT, the Ford Invitational, and a George Washington Bridge shooting. Next, we hit championship t-shirt confusion, Gio’s pricey sweater, Commanders clock blunders, and a caller demanding respect for the Giants. Then, a missing Congo kayaker sparks Hunger Games thoughts, followed by a wild Jets story, Boomer emasculating Al, Tomlin-isms, and an unusual trick to stay awake driving. Finally, Phil Simms breaks down the local QB picture, followed by Yankees presser previews, kicker talk, Boomer blocking Al’s date, good news from the Congo, and a potential Colts fire sale.

The Knicks raised their championship banner but fell to LeBron and the Sixers, followed by ring discussions, Jerry’s ceremony update, and reactions from LeBron and KAT. We wrap up with playing in the Ford Invitational in New Jersey and a road rage shooting on the George Washington Bridge.

We break down the confusion over the Knicks’ championship t-shirts, Gio’s pricey sweater purchase, and the latest title gear. Plus, Jerry shares audio from the banner ceremony, critics roast the Commanders’ clock management, and a caller demands a shoutout for the first-place Giants.

Gio shares an update on a missing Congo Basin kayaker, envisions a real-life Hunger Games, and remembers a guy tying up his wife to watch the Jets. Plus, Boomer embarrasses Al in front of a woman, Jerry covers Mike Tomlin and Junior Caminero’s home run celebration, and Gio reveals a friend who used porn audio to stay awake on night drives.

Phil Simms gives his definitive pick on the Giants’ starting quarterback in Houston, followed by Giants, Jets, and Philadelphia QB talk. We preview today's Steinbrenner, Cashman, and Boone press conferences. Plus, Jerry has Mike Brown on the Knicks and Todd Monken on kickers, Boomer blocks Al from getting a date for the Moment of the Day, Gio shares a good update on the Congo Basin kayaker, and Boomer warns of a Colts fire sale.

Jerry's back and we talked about the Hal Steinbrenner, Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone press conferences later today. We heard from Mike Brown on the Knicks losing their opening game after raising the banner. Todd Monken had interesting things to say about kickers. The Moment of The Day: Boomer gets in the way of AL trying to get a date.

RIght off the bat we ask Phil who he thinks it going to start in Houston and he answers. We talk more Giants and Jets and the QB situation for the Eagles.

Gio has an update about the guy who went kayaking in the Congo Basin. His team has not heard from him in over 16 hours and they are concerned. Gio thinks eventually we will get an actual ‘Hunger Games’. Something sort of like the movie, ‘The Running Man’.

Jerry has more sounds from the banner/ring ceremony. We also heard from critics of the Washington Commanders and their inability to use the clock or know what down it is.

Some folks got a little annoyed at the free giveaway at last night's Knicks game because the date was 2026-27. OK. Gio also relates using a gift card for a bougie item and a caller talks about getting emotional last night.

Jerry's first update of the day starts with the sounds of the banner raising ceremony. LeBron talked about it being a great night for NY fans. KAT made it seem like he would take less money to stay with the Knicks.

The Knicks raised the championship banner last night, but lost to LeBron and the Sixers. We also talked about the championship rings and which employees also get rings.

AL says Yankee fans should be happy Boone is back, point anger at Judge

We open with the Niners topping the Commanders, the Knicks’ banner-raising opener, the Rays winning the ALCS, and early spreads on the Giants and Jets. Next, we dig into the handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clots, our upcoming studio move, and Aaron Boone returning to the Yankees. Then, we hear fan fallout over Boone, Aaron Glenn's takeaways on the Jets, another Rangers victory at MSG, and Peyton Manning’s broadcast future. We close with Jay-Z Super Bowl rumors, the Moment of the Day featuring Dan Quinn as Gio’s mother-in-law, and Gio questioning what is real on the internet.

We start with the Niners’ Monday night win over the Commanders, the Knicks’ banner-raising opener against the Sixers, and Jerry’s update on the Rays winning the ALCS. We also hear from Jalen Brunson, replay Kevin Harlan’s call, check in on John Harbaugh’s quarterback decision, and look at the early spreads for the Giants and Jets.

We start with the messy handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clot situation, questions about our upcoming studio move, and Jerry calling Cowboys-Packers at Lambeau. Along the way, we hear from Brock Purdy and Nick Sirianni, address Michael Robinson’s apology, recap the Rays winning the ALCS, check in on the Knicks’ opener alongside another Rangers win, and finish with Aaron Boone returning to the Yankees.

We start with unhappy Yankees fans reacting to Aaron Boone’s return, Jerry’s update on the Niners beating the Commanders, and Aaron Glenn’s takeaways on the Jets. Along the way, we cover John Harbaugh’s quarterback situation, Jim Harbaugh on job security, the Rays winning the ALCS with MVP Freddy Peralta, another Rangers win at MSG, and the future of the Monday Night Football booth involving Peyton Manning.

We start with rumors of Jay-Z picking himself for the Super Bowl halftime show, Jerry’s update on the Knicks raising their banner, and the Rays winning the ALCS. Along the way, we hear the Niners beating the Commanders, question Dan Quinn on fourth down, deliver the Moment of the Day with Dan Quinn as Gio’s mother-in-law, and wrap up with Gio on what is real on the internet.

We heard the Niners beating the Commanders last night. Did Dan Quinn know it was fourth down when Jayden Daniels threw the ball away? The Moment of The Day: Dan Quinn as Gio’s mother-in-law.

At least that's what the NY Post said.

Jerry's back with the sounds of the Niners beating the Commanders. Aaron Glenn saw some things the Jets did well against New England. John Harbaugh talked about the current QB situation. The Rays won the ALCS with Freddy Peralta winning the MVP. And the Rangers won again at MSG.

Aaron Boone is back for another season as manager and lots of Yanks fans are unhappy about it.

Jerry returns with Brock Purdy after the Niners win against Washington. We heard Sirianni getting peppered with questions from the media about Hurts’ blood clots. Michael Robinson apologized for saying Hurts was quitting on the season because it’s a lost year. The Rays won the ALCS and will face the Brewers in the World Series. Freddy Peralta was the ALCS MVP. The Knicks season gets underway tonight against the Sixers at MSG. The Rangers won again at the Garden.

Not Nick Sirianni who was put out there to explain it all, but everyone else.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Rays winning the ALCS. The MVP was Freddy Peralta. We heard from Jaylen Brunson talking about the journey starting over. We heard Kevin Harlan on the call as the Niners beat the Commanders. John Harbaugh is ‘honing in’ on a QB decision.

The NBA season starts today as the Knicks face the Sixers. A long season ahead. What can we expect?

WFAN presents a collection of heated fallout from the Jets’ frustrating loss to the Patriots, featuring Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. Gio vents about Frank Reich repeatedly calling shotgun runs on third and fourth-and-short, Boomer shares an elevator encounter with a fan offering coaching advice, and the crew investigates Aaron Glenn’s bizarre "we get the ball" halftime remark. Plus, Craig Carton goes scorched earth over an unheralded running back shredding the defense to close out the game. That and more on Best Of Jets on WFAN!

WFAN presents a deep dive into the Giants' rough afternoon against the Saints from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. Boomer and Gio debate whether it’s time to bench Jameis Winston for rookie JJ McCarthy, while Tiki Barber pulls from his own playing career to explain why Cam Skattebo was held out after recurring fumbles. Plus, John Harbaugh's fiery presser, and Craig Carton questioning Skattebo's standing on the team. That and more on Best Of Giants on WFAN!

Adam Gase could become an Offensive Coordinator today

The morning kicks off with a Giants loss, quarterback controversy, and rock-bottom Jets expectations before turning to weekend highlights and Arch Manning transfer rumors. Next, wild caller accusations of a stolen college football put the Schwartz family on defense alongside talk of New York's upcoming schedule. Finally, Aqib Talib and Ryan Fitzpatrick trade barbs, breaking news hits with the firing of Colts GM Chris Ballard, and a Rams loss sparks Sean McVay broadcast chatter.

A Giants loss sparks an instant quarterback controversy, scrutiny over Cam Skattebo's benching, and questions about the defense against the Saints. Next, the guys tackle rock-bottom expectations for the Jets before debating JJ McCarthy's upside after a flat home performance from John Harbaugh's squad.

The guys kick off with rock-bottom expectations for the Jets, rampant NFL penalties, Bills clock mismanagement, and Cam Skattebo seeing zero carries. Then, questions about the NFL playing in France and updates on JJ McCarthy and Sunday’s highlights give way to transfer speculation around Arch Manning.

The hour opens with calls alleging Peter Schwartz stole a football, Jets fourth-down struggles, an Amelia Earhart update, and New York's upcoming schedule. Bradley Schwartz then calls in to clear the family's name before C-Lo delivers an NFL update on Josh Allen and Mike McCarthy.

Aqib Talib and Ryan Fitzpatrick trade barbs over Bo Nix before C-Lo recaps Cam Skattebo’s lack of carries, the Cardinals edging the Rams, and Robert Saleh’s first Titans win. Remarks from Caleb Williams and Jim Harbaugh lead into breaking news on Chris Ballard's firing, capped by a critical listener voicemail and Sean McVay broadcast rumors.

C-Lo returns with Cam Skattebo talking about not having any carries yesterday. We heard the sounds of the Cardinals beating the Rams. Sean McVay was not happy after the game. Rob Saleh got his first win with the Titans. Jim Harbaugh was asked about Mike McDaniel’s job security. We heard the audio of Ryan Fitzpatrick responding to Aquib Talib. Breaking news as the Colts fired GM Chris Ballard.

Aquib Talib commented on Ryan Fitzpatrick commenting on how bad Bo Nix was. Talib told Fitzpatrick that he ‘sucks’ and shouldn’t be commenting on QBs.

A caller claimed Peter Schwartz stole a football at a college football game. We have no idea if this is true or not. Another said the Jets are the only team that can’t convert a fourth down. A caller gave us an update on the Amelia Earhart plane.

C-Lo has the sounds of JJ McCarthy throwing a TD in the fourth quarter. John Harbaugh talked about his performance. Reporters asked about the QB situation. We heard the Geno Smith long TD to Omar Cooper Jr. We heard Jerry Recco on the call as the Cowboys lost in Green Bay. Sean McVay was not happy after the Rams loss to Arizona.

The bar is so low for the Jets that not getting your ass kicked is a step in the right direction. We talked about all of the penalties in the NFL and how the announcers have to actually say, ‘touchdown…and no flags’. We talked about the poor clock management by the Bills in the Raiders game.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with the final play of the Saints victory of the Giants. We heard John Harbaugh in the postgame who addressed Cam sitting out. We heard Tiki Barber in the postgame saying it goes beyond the fumbles. Gio said the bar is so low for the Jets, it’s good enough to go to New England and just not get your teeth kicked in.

Boomer is all for giving JJ McCarthy a shot since we know what Jameis Winston is at this point. Regarding Cam Skattebo, Boomer said there has to be more problems there than just the fumbles.

Boomer and Gio believe Sunday's game against the Patriots could define this Jets season in terms of its relevance, and Boomer gives them a 50/50 shot of winning. Plus, Craig Carton sounds off on the need for the football world to show Gang Green some more respect, while Evan calls on Aaron Glenn and company to beat the hated Pats to show that they are a team worthy of being invested in for the rest of the season.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle went off on the Saints being road favorites against the 3-1-1 Giants this weekend. Is John Harbaugh's group being overlooked? Plus, Tiki Barber breaks down Cam Skattebo's fumbling issues and reveals his conversation with Tyrone Tracy as he could potentially see more carries moving forward, while Gio worries that he might be buying into these Giants too much.

Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti look ahead to the Jets-Patriots matchup with Gio believing the Jets can win. Plus: -Gio is buying a little too hard into Giants -Jamies Winston channels Yoda -Callers wonder if Boomer and Gio are fighting -Are Troy Aikman and Joe Buck splitting up? -NFL Week 6 picks

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Fitzpatrick calls out Bo Nix.. like we don’t remember Ryan's career

We open with Bo Nix’s offensive struggles, Boomer’s Rangers getting blown out, Jerry’s updates, and terrible NFL picks. Next, we hit the sick Saints, Boomer’s ER visit, caller worries that Boomer and Gio are fighting, and Gio driving into the group ahead on the green. Then we break down Troy Aikman’s rumored ESPN exit, broadcasting gossip, and whether Boomer is merely a Hall of Fame compiler. We wrap up with Shaun Morash’s bizarre snack, debate if announcers really matter, and close the week with a Real ID clash and another round of awful picks.

We start with the Broncos winning without an offense, Ryan Fitzpatrick criticizing Bo Nix, and Boomer’s Rangers getting blown out by the Devils. Jerry brings updates on the Brewers' NL pennant, before we wrap up with Boomer’s terrible NFL picks and a tough week ahead.

We start with the sick Saints facing the Giants, Boomer’s recent ER visit, and callers worried Boomer and Gio are fighting. Jerry brings updates on the Brewers sweeping into the World Series alongside NFL and NHL recaps, before Gio wraps up by driving onto a green while the group ahead was still putting.

We start with Troy Aikman signaling his ESPN exit, rumors of Greg Olsen taking his spot, and a caller’s theory about Troy and Joe. Jerry brings updates on the Brewers punching their World Series ticket alongside recaps across the leagues, before a caller questions whether Boomer is just a Radio Hall of Fame compiler.

We start with Shaun Morash’s unusual popcorn snack and debate whether football announcers actually matter to viewers. Jerry brings updates on harsh Bo Nix criticism, Troy Aikman’s ESPN future, and big wins for the Brewers and Devils, before a Real ID clash and our "terrible" NFL picks wrap up the week (now with special music just for the podcast).

They might be good, might be terrible, but now this segment has music under it for the podcast.

After mentioning a Shaun Morash video of him watching sports eating popcorn with Teddy Grahams and Reese’s Pieces in it, we discuss whether football announcers even matter to the viewer.

A caller said ‘Shaun Morash is a loser’. Cleveland took a 2-1 series lead over the Rays. The Broncos beat the Seahawks even though they barely had an offense. We heard the sounds of the Devils beating the Rangers.

He went on the radio and basically said he's gone after the Super Bowl. Rumors have Greg Olsen taking his spot.

Jerry's back with the Brewers sweeping the Dodgers and heading to the World Series for the first time since 1982. Edwin Diaz celebrated down 2 runs in the game and 3-0 in the series. We heard the Broncos FG in OT to beat the Seahawks. Ochocinco and Shannon Sharpe were critical of Bo Nix. We heard the sounds of the Devils beating the Rangers.

Callers check in to say maybe they're spending too much time together or something.

Jerry is here and wearing a Troy Aikman UCLA jersey in support of Troy vs Joe Buck & ESPN. We heard the sounds of the Brewers winning the NL Pennant. We heard Sam Darnold’s costly interception last night. We heard Ryan Fitzpatrick saying Bo Nix is playing ‘disrespectful to the quarterback position’. We heard from Tanner McKee, who will be quarterbacking for the Eagles this week. We heard Luke Hughes score against the Rangers.

Boomer starts Football Friday by shaking his head about the Rangers losing to the Devils, but then gets right into the TNF game. The Broncos are winning without having any competent offense.

"The Jets are NOT a garbage team" - Jerry Recco

We start with what the Jets need in New England, Jerry turning down Boomer's golf invite, and the Brewers going up 3-0 on the Dodgers. Then, Kristaps Porzingis addresses health rumors, Joe Manganiello talks shamans, and Jerry passes on a $5,000 golf appearance fee. Next, Boomer recalls sharing a sideline with the Packers 40 years ago, Gio buys into the Giants, Shannon Sharpe calls out Micah Parsons, and Gio looks into giant coconut crabs. Finally, Evan Roberts gets sick after resting his phone on a urinal, Troy Aikman and Joe Buck deal with reported friction, and Larry in Indiana delivers the "testicle festival" Moment of the Day.

We break down what the Jets need to spark a revival in New England, followed by Jerry turning down Boomer's golf invite. Then, hear the sounds of the Brewers taking a 3-0 lead over the Dodgers, a philosophical Jameis Winston, Aaron Glenn on Geno Smith, and David Stearns' former team on the verge of the World Series.

We discuss Kristaps Porzingis denying HIV rumors, Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello’s divorce and shaman talk, and Jerry passing on Boomer’s $5,000 golf invite for dinner. Then, catch the Brewers going up 3-0 on the Dodgers, Blake Snell on Jake Bauers' home run, John Harbaugh on the Saints, Larry in Indiana checking in, and a caller railing against small-market World Series teams.

We look back at Boomer sharing a sideline with the Packers 40 years ago, Gio buying into the Giants ahead of their matchup with the Texans, and Jerry’s update featuring Aaron Glenn on New England and Drake Maye on AJ Brown. Then, hear Geno Smith on divisional rivalries, Jameis Winston on weekly improvement, a Craig Carton montage, Shannon Sharpe calling out Micah Parsons, the Brewers going up 3-0 with back-to-back homers, and Gio on giant coconut crabs and Amelia Earhart.

We cover Evan Roberts getting sick after putting his phone on a urinal, Gio’s secret bathroom, and reported friction and contract drama between Troy Aikman and Joe Buck. Then, Jerry recaps the Brewers going up 3-0 on the Dodgers, followed by Gio on Bob Uecker, Cam Ward on why they stink, Kevin Hart and Grant Horvat talking chicken, Larry in Indiana’s "testicle festival" Moment of the Day, Boomer’s golf invite, and a caller predicting Jack Hughes will dominate the Rangers.

Rumors say though Buck got a new contract Aikman didn't. Could a replacement be coming?

Aaron Glenn is looking forward to the challenge of playing in New England. Geno Smith talked about the divisional game rivalry. Jameis Winston is focused on getting better each week. We have a ‘by the way’ montage from Craig Carton. The Brewers took a 3-0 series lead and hit back to back homers last night.

He's been positive about them but is starting to have doubts.

Boomer now says when he asked Jerry to play golf it had a $5K appearance fee attached to it. Jerry said no thanks as he had already made dinner plans with AL and Eddie. Jerry started with the sounds of the Brewers beating the Dodgers. Blake Snell talked about giving up the big HR to Jake Bauers. We heard from John Harbaugh on what he expects from the Saints this week.

Gio explains why people probably were asking him if he had AIDS or HIV.

Jerry's back and first explains why he declined an invite to golf with Boomer. The Brewers beat the Dodgers to take a 3-0 series lead. We heard from Jameis Winston, who was very philosophical again. Aaron Glenn talked about Geno Smith throwing the ball down the fall.

They have a good shot but Gio doesn't want them going up there and getting killed.

Jerry Jones said a fat Packers fan mooned him once

We preview the Giants and Jets matchups, recap the Rangers' home win, and react to Micah Parsons on Dan Quinn alongside ESPN lowballing Troy Aikman. Then, the Saints owner calls out her team, the Rays top the Guardians, and Phil Simms joins to break down the New York offenses and we talk rising quarterbacks like Bryce Young.

We preview the upcoming Giants and Jets games, look back at the Rangers' home win over the Lightning, and check in with C-Lo filling in for Jerry. Then, hear from Jets players, Micah Parsons on Dan Quinn, Jerry Jones' fan mooning story, Kenny Albert on the call, and New York's ugly road records in New England and Philadelphia.

Gio backs the Giants to beat the Saints, callers weigh in on the Jets and the spread, and Gio questions ESPN lowballing Troy Aikman. Then, C-Lo covers James Cook's fumbles, Jameis Winston dishes out life advice, Ochocinco checks out Madison Beer, and Boomer vents about people telling him what to tell Frank Reich.

Gio provides an update on the Kelly Clarkson Brooklyn store battle, and a caller named Karen asks people to stop using her name. Then, C-Lo covers John Harbaugh and Jameis Winston preaching, the Saints owner calling out her team, the Rays beating the Guardians, Steve Cohen watching Freddy Peralta, Kenny Albert on the Rangers' win, and Gio loving 'John Breaks Bad News'.

Phil Simms joins to talk Giants, Jets, and NFL action, breaking down New York's ground game and Geno Smith pushing the ball downfield. Then, C-Lo covers Micah Parsons on Dan Quinn, Jim Nantz working with Mike Ditka, Kenny Albert calling the Rangers' win, a "Karen" rejecting the label for Moment of the Day, and under-the-radar quarterbacks like Bryce Young.

The Moment of The Day: A Karen doesn’t want to be called a Karen. Then, we talked about some of the under the radar QBs playing well, like Bryce Young. A caller said we need to watch the new Mike Tyson documentary on Netflix as Mike is taking DMT now and is very apologetic.

Phil Simms joins us in his regular Wednesday spot to talk Giants, Jets and the rest of the NFL. He points out the Saints defense against the run stinks. Phil says, "Take more chances, Geno."

C-Lo's got John Harbaugh preaching to the team and then Jameis Winston adding to it. The Saints owner called out her team’s 1-4 start. The Rays beat the Guardians to even the series 1-1. Steve Cohen went to the game to watch Freddy Peralta pitch. Rangers beat the Lightning and are now 5-0 at home.

Pablo Torre has been on the case of Kelly versus a Brooklyn art store. We also hear from Karen who hates the term "Karen".

C-Lo starts with Joe Brady talking about James Cook’s fumble. Jameis Winston was back on his podcast and said, ‘do or do not, there is no try’. Gio wonders why NFL guys love to preach about life. Ochocinco checked out Madison Beer’s pics and he was very impressed.

He's big on them being 4-1-1 after this weekend. A Jets caller thinks they can beat the Pats.

C-Lo is in for Jerry, who is still at jury duty. We heard from Jets players on facing the Pats this week. Micah Parsons said Jayden Daniels is going to cost Dan Quinn his job. Jerry Jones shares a shocking story from 25 years ago. The Rangers beat the Lightning.

We start the day with a little controversy with the Saints calling out the team. Then Boomer predicts the Jets have a decent 50/50 shot to beat the Pats.

Schefter facing Social Media backlash over reporting (we'll get over it)

We break down the Bills’ overtime win over the Rams, Boomer taking the Chiefs' defense over Buffalo, the debate on the Bills' GM, John Harbaugh raving about Jameis Winston, and small-payroll clubs like the Guardians and Brewers rolling in the postseason. From there, we tackle Adam Schefter’s Marvin Harrison Jr. trade tweets, caller comparisons between Brian Cashman and Buffalo's front office, Robert Saleh addressing wholesale changes, and why Theo Epstein won't be taking over the Yankees. To wrap up, Harbaugh defends passing on two-point tries, Dan Quinn reflects on his game's finish, Gio questions the Rams' 250-pound kicker, Peter King shares stories on Bill Belichick and the Madden Cruiser, and Jon Gruden fires up the Navy locker room.

The Bills outlast the Rams in a high-scoring OT thriller, Boomer explains why the Chiefs' defense gives them the edge, and we debate whether Buffalo's GM stinks. C-Lo fills in for Jerry on jury duty, bringing the sound of the Rams' blocked kick, Sean McVay blaming the kicking game, and John Harbaugh raving about Jameis Winston—prompting Gio's rant on the "golden age of kissing the ass of players." Finally, the Guardians take Game 1 from the Rays, the Brewers jump to a 2-0 lead on the Dodgers, and the lowest-payroll Guardians lead a final four dominated by small budgets.

Boomer and Gio dismiss any controversy surrounding Adam Schefter’s Marvin Harrison Jr. trade tweets, before a caller compares Brian Cashman to the Bills’ GM in failing to build around Aaron Judge and Josh Allen. Gio shares tales of unusual deaths ahead of C-Lo’s update, which features the sound of the Bills’ overtime win over the Rams on a blocked kick, John Harbaugh praising Jameis Winston, and Robert Saleh asked about making wholesale changes. Finally, Peter King’s upcoming studio visit brings back memories of Mad Dog famously mistaking PETA for Peter King.

A caller suggests Theo Epstein replace Brian Cashman as Yankees GM despite his Red Sox ties, followed by another caller discussing the voices of Shaun Morash, Nick Kostos, and Tommy Lugauer. C-Lo delivers the sounds of the Rams’ costly blocked overtime field goal, John Harbaugh explaining why he passed on going for two, Dan Quinn reflecting on his game's finish, and a spin around the ALCS and NLCS. Finally, Gio questions whether the Rams’ 250-pound kicker will survive under the ultra-fit Sean McVay.

NFL writer Peter King joins the studio to talk about his new book, entering the league alongside Boomer, visiting Bill Belichick’s childhood room, and riding cross-country on the Madden Cruiser. Gio shares an HR email warning staff against cologne and deodorant before C-Lo’s final update, which features Jon Gruden hyping up Navy's locker room. The Moment of the Day highlights a brawl in a porn shop along with its Google reviews, and Gio wraps up the show by catching Evan with his phone propped on the urinal.

He joins us to talk about his book.

We continue with Peter King talking about his book as he entertains us with tales.

We hear the Rams radio call on their OT loss to the Bills. John Harbaugh explains his thinking about not going for the two points. Dan Quinn reflected on the end of that game. C-Lo recaps the MLB playoffs.

A caller brought up the voices of Shaun Morash, Nick Kostos and Tommy Lugauer.

Gio has a few stories of unusual deaths and of course we're on board.

We started with speculation about Adam Schefter’s tweets regarding the trade of Marvin Harrison Jr. Was he trying to help the Cardinals? What's happening? What's going on?

C-Lo is here for Jerry who has jury duty and starts with the sounds of last night’s Bills/Rams game and we heard the blocked FG the Rams attempted. Sean McVay said the kicking game cost them the game. John Harbaugh talked glowingly about Jameis Winston. The Guardians took Game 1 from the Rays, 7-3. The Brewers beat the Dodgers to take a 2-0 series lead.

Boomer still thinks the Chiefs are better.

WFAN presents a roundup of reaction to the Jets' 13–10 victory over the Cleveland Browns from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. The hosts highlight David Bailey's three-sack performance, the defense racking up eight total sacks, and Braelon Allen capitalizing on a botched punt snap. Plus, a look at pre-snap penalty concerns ahead of the New England matchup. That and more on Best Of Jets on WFAN!

Al wants to play until there’s a winner...the Giants may still be playing

WFAN presents a compilation of analysis surrounding the Giants' 23–23 overtime tie with the Washington Commanders from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. The shows break down Jameis Winston stepping in for Michael Penix Jr. to lead a second-half rally, Malik Nabers' key catches, Abdul Carter's defensive presence, and whether escaping Washington with a tie feels like a win. That and more on Best Of Giants on WFAN!

We break down the chaotic Giants-Washington tie—covering Jameis Winston's fourth quarter, Cam Skattebo’s fumble, Jayden Daniels' clock chaos, Dan Quinn taking blame, and Mike Tomlin’s 'disgusting' reaction—alongside Abdul Carter’s big game, Igor Shesterkin’s season-ending injury, the Browns' collapse to the Jets, and the Giants' awful JJ McCarthy package. Next, we evaluate the 5-0 Vikings and 49ers, preview Saints-Giants, hit the Packers' blowout of the Bears, debate Rob Saleh and Cam Ward, and highlight the Jets' eight-sack defense and Mike Evans’ move on Trevon Diggs. We then cover Geno Smith’s TD to Garrett Wilson, Aaron Rodgers' win over the Colts, Mike Vrabel's outlook, and the Brewers taking Game 1 from the Dodgers. Finally, we examine struggling 0-5 teams like the Titans, Chargers, and Dolphins, wrapping up with Aaron Glenn praising the Jets defense and final reactions from across the league.

We break down the chaotic Giants-Washington tie and Jameis Winston's wild fourth quarter, Cam Skattebo’s celebration fumble, Jayden Daniels’ great performance, Boomer defending Dan Quinn, Gio praising Abdul Carter’s best game, and Igor being out for the season. Then, the Browns collapse as Aaron Glenn keeps coaching, backed by David Bailey’s big defensive day for the Jets. Jerry’s update features the high snap that set up the Jets' winning touchdown, Demario Davis calling it a historic win, Bob Papa's calls on the late Jameis-to-Nabers TD and Washington's clueless clock management, Quinn taking fault unnecessarily, and Mike Tomlin’s 'disgusting' reaction. Finally, Jerry sweeps the NFL highlights, Gio tops Boomer in weekly picks, and the guys slam the Giants' awful JJ McCarthy package.

We start by sizing up good NFL teams—questioning the 5-0 Vikings while trusting the 49ers—before noting the Giants as home underdogs to the Saints. Next, we hit yesterday's surprises like the Packers' blowout of the Bears, followed by a debate on Rob Saleh and Cam Ward. Jerry’s update delivers Commanders radio audio of the Skattebo fumble and final clock chaos, Jayden Daniels' reaction, and the Jets defense sacking Watson eight times. Jerry then sweeps around the NFL with Cam Ward declaring 'I’m not a loser' and the winless Chargers, before wrapping up with Mike Evans making a move on a chirping Trevon Diggs.

We start with the Giants game ending in a tie and all the fallout, a caller hyped about the new Jets 'Sack Exchange,' and Mike Francesa working on tech to take podcast calls. Jerry’s update delivers audio from the Giants tie with postgame player reactions, Geno Smith’s first TD pass to Garrett Wilson, Aaron Rodgers on beating the Colts, Mike Vrabel shifting focus to the Jets, and the Brewers taking Game 1 from the Dodgers. Finally, we wrap up with Kelly Clarkson calling out a Brooklyn small business on social media, which Gio says screams of insecurity.

We start with yesterday’s Giants and Jets games before breaking down struggling 0-5 teams like the Titans, Chargers, and Dolphins. Jerry’s final update brings Aaron Glenn praising the Jets defense, Dan Quinn taking blame for Jayden Daniels' clock management issues, Daniels on whether he knew they were out of timeouts, and Jameis Winston being grateful for the tie. Next, the Moment of the Day features Mike Tomlin finding the end of the Giants game 'disgusting,' before wrapping up with a video of a guy who climbed into a zoo's tiger enclosure.

Jerry's got Aaron Glenn talking about how good the Jets defense was. We heard from Dan Quinn, who took the blame for Jayden Daniels’ clock management problem. Jameis Winston said he’s grateful it was a tie. The Moment of The Day: Mike Tomlin found the end of the Giants game ‘disgusting’.

We talked about how bad some of the 0-5 teams are like the Titans, Chargers and Dolphins.

Kelly Clarkson took to social media to complain about a small business in Brooklyn and it has taken on a life of its own.

A caller is excited about the new Jets ‘Sack Exchange’. Mike Francesa is working on a technology to take calls on the podcast.

Jerry's back with the sounds of Commander's radio on the Skattebo fumble and then the clock running out. Jayden Daniels talked about what happened. We heard the sounds of the Jets defense sacking Watson for the eighth time. Jerry went around the NFL yesterday. Cam Ward said, ‘I’m not a loser’. The Chargers are still winless.

The Giants are underdogs again this week at home, this time to the Saints. We also talk about a lot of surprising games in the NFL yesterday, including the Packers blowing out the Bears.

Jerry starts the day with the high snap by the Browns that led to the Jets game winning TD. We heard Bob Papa on the call as Jameis hit Nabers for a TD late. We also heard Papa on the call when Washington ran out of time because they were clueless. Quinn took blame when it wasn’t his fault. Mike Tomlin called it ‘disgusting’. Jerry went around the NFL for some highlights.

We started with the Giants tie in Washington and how Jameis was throwing it all over the place once we hit the fourth quarter. Gio said Aaron Glenn grinded it out and was coaching the Jets, not watching things fall apart.

The Giants suddenly are in the driver's seat for a division title, and Evan Roberts says the NFC East is there for the taking, starting on Sunday against the Commanders. Plus, Phil Simms joins Boomer and Gio to talk about Jameis Winston and Geno Smith, and how they can both improve on Sunday. As for Geno, if he struggles against Cleveland, could the noise grow for Cade Klubnik to get a look? Evan and Tiki debate that possibility.

The Yankees season ends in another early playoff exit, and our hosts have A LOT to say about the team's performance in the ALDS and what should happen next. Evan Roberts loses it over Aaron Boone's decision to bat Trent Grisham leadoff, calling it a fireable offense. Callers flood the phone lines to Boomer and Gio demanding a leadership shakeup. Chris McMonigle says the Grisham decision was Boone's worst ever as Yankee manager. All of that and much more Yankee ranting after elimination day.

Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti dive into the Yankees getting swept out of the playoffs by the Rays. Plus: -Sounds from the end of the Yankees’ season -Phil Simms on the Jets and Giants -Why Jets must win on Sunday -Kris Pursiainen on the Karl-Anthony Towns contract situation -Boomer’s thoughts on Jazz Chisholm

Kickoff with Boomer and Valenti: Cowboys and Eagles panic meter, Bryce Young resurgence, Week 5 Picks, Quarter season awards, plus more!

From 'Stinkin' Truth Podcast' (Subscribe Here): Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans return back to the Audacy airwaves to breakdown everything we've learned in the NFL through the first four weeks of the season. Stink pumps the brakes on Brock Purdy for MVP. Then, they preview the Eagles/Jags matchup in London and talk about the "battle of the struggling QB's." They end the podcast with #QuestionMark.

We are all on board the White Sox bandwagon

We kick off with the Cowboys’ shocking loss to the Bucs, its NFC East impact, Jerry Jones’ trade talk, and Matt Nagy getting Malik Nabers involved. Next, we preview Jets-Browns with Aaron Glenn on the hot seat and Frank Reich on team prep, before turning to Jaylen Daniels playing through an elbow brace against the Giants in DC weather. We then discuss Karl-Anthony Towns’ contract comments and the Knicks tabling extension talks, touch on the Guardians forcing Game 5 against the White Sox alongside MLB’s proposed 154-game season, and close with Boomer & Gio’s Week 5 NFL picks.

We kick off with Boomer’s Radio Hall of Fame induction before diving into the Cowboys’ shocking loss to the Bucs and what it means for the NFC East. Jerry then brings his first update with reactions from Jalon Daniels, Dak Prescott, Jerry Jones, and Matt Nagy. Plus, the Guardians force a Game 5 against the White Sox, and we close with an Evan Roberts promo on Yankees analytics.

Gio expects the Jets to show some guts against the Browns, while Boomer guarantees they'll look completely different than they did in Chicago. Jerry's update opens with Gio explaining how he missed Boomer's Hall of Fame induction before diving into Bucs-Cowboys audio from Jalon Daniels and Dak Prescott. Plus, the Guardians force a Game 5 against the White Sox, and we close with MLB proposing a 154-game season with expanded playoffs.

We start with Jaylen Daniels playing through an elbow brace against the Giants in bad weather, then dive into Karl-Anthony Towns’ "startling" contract comments. Jerry’s update brings Bucs-Cowboys audio featuring Todd Bowles and Dak Prescott. Plus, the Guardians force a Game 5 against the White Sox, and we close with Mark Chernoff’s fun Imus plane stories.

We open with Rami contemplating taking up golf to Gio’s disbelief, then cover Kris Pursiainen on Karl-Anthony Towns’ "startling" contract comments as the Knicks table extension talks. Jerry’s final update brings Bucs-Cowboys audio and Dak Prescott's reaction, alongside Frank Reich on Jets prep. Plus, the Guardians force a Game 5 against the White Sox, the Moment of the Day covers Gio getting escorted off the plane, and we close with Boomer & Gio’s terrible Week 5 football picks.

The Moment of The Day: Gio got escorted off the plane, Boomer & Chernoff respond. Plus, ‘Boomer & Gio’s terrible football picks’ for week 5.

Kris Pursiainen called in to talk about KAT’s ‘startling’ comments about his contract. The Knicks just put out a statement about tabling all contract extension talks.

Jerry returns with the sounds of the Bucs beating the Cowboys in Dallas. We heard Todd Bowles giving out game balls. Dak Prescott said you have to win the games you’re supposed to win. The Guardians beat the White Sox to force a game 5 tomorrow. Talk about Yanks from MLB Network.

Jaylen Daniels is set to go against the Giants this Sunday with his elbow in a brace. It’s a physical game and the defenders will no doubt be going after him. We switched it up to Karl-Anthony Towns’ comments on his contract, which Boomer thought were ‘startling’.

Jerry has the sounds of the Bucs beating the Cowboys in Dallas. We heard from rookie Bucs QB Jalon Daniels on the win. A stadium employee said ‘embarrassing’ to Dak Prescott as he walked by. The Guardians beat the White Sox to force a game 5 tomorrow night. We also talked about MLB proposing a 154 game season with more playoff games.

Gio likes the Jets this week against the Browns and is counting on them to show some guts. If they lose, it’s off the rails and Aaron Glenn won’t be here much longer.

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of the Bucs beating the Cowboys. We heard from Bucs QB Jalon Daniels and he gave props to the defense. Dak Prescott talked about the stadium employee who said ‘embarrassing’ to him as he walked by. Jerry Jones was asked about making another trade. Matt Nagy talked about getting Malik Nabers involved in the offense. The Guardians beat the White Sox to force a game 5 tomorrow night.

We started briefly with Boomer’s induction into the Radio Hall of Fame last night and then went into the Cowboys losing to the Bucs and what that means for the Giants and the NFC East.

Should the Volpe HR should have stood? AL says Max Fried failed as expected

The Yankees’ season comes to an end after a Rays sweep, prompting us to break down roster decisions, Aaron Judge's absence, and the controversial fan interference call with postgame audio from Judge, Aaron Boone, Max Fried, and Cody Bellinger. Around MLB, the Guardians force Game 4, Edwin Diaz closes out an NLCS berth for the Dodgers, and we look ahead to next season's impending lockout. Trent Grisham anticipates his departure, A-Rod demands an organizational overhaul while Derek Jeter offers no easy answers, and Pat Murphy reacts to the Brewers defeating the Padres. Finally, Anthony Volpe addresses his overturned home run, Cam Schlittler and Judge discuss championship standards, and Jerry sweeps through the rest of the postseason action.

The Yankees' season is over and Eddie Scozzare showed up in his ‘Happy YE Day’ t-shirt, plus Dua Lipa bizarrely chatted with Marlins Man behind home plate. We sort through who stays and who goes, the weirdness of having no Aaron Judge in this series, and last night’s fan interference call—which they got right, involving a fan who shares Gio’s barber. Jerry’s first update features the Rays sweeping the Yanks, Dave Sims on the interference call, and another team celebrating on Yankee Stadium turf. Plus, hear from Max Fried, Cody Bellinger, Aaron Judge, and Aaron Boone, the Guardians beating the White Sox to force Game 4, the Dodgers celebrating an NLCS trip, and Judge declaring "we need Anthony Volpe on the team."

We set strict rules for Yankees callers—Gio bans fan history, the Core Four, and George Steinbrenner. Jerry’s update highlights the Rays beating the Yanks, Boomer's take on their few hits and runs, and postgame audio from Aaron Boone, Max Fried, Cody Bellinger, Aaron Judge on Volpe, and Junior Caminero shouting ‘daaaaaa Yankees lose.’ Plus, hear Edwin Diaz close it out for the Dodgers, a look ahead to next season's impending lockout, and a caller asking Boomer to help ban Shaun Morash.

Comic Con kicks off in NYC with five corn stalks on the LIRR, followed by another caller taking a shot at Shaun Morash. Jerry’s update features Trent Grisham sounding like his time is up, Max Fried on Volpe’s overturned home run, and Aaron Judge on opponent celebrations and his lineup absence. A-Rod insists "something has to change" after the Rays' beatdown, Derek Jeter offers no solutions, and Pat Murphy reacts to the Brewers beating the Padres. Finally, the team heads to Chicago for Boomer’s Radio Hall of Fame induction, asks Rami to cover tomorrow's 9 a.m. hour, and discusses Hurricane Isaias.

We continue discussing the Yankees' elimination, hear from a Baltimore caller thrilled by the fan interference call, and prepare for our flight to Chicago for the Radio Hall of Fame. Jerry’s final update brings Dave Sims’ call of the fan interference, Volpe on his overturned home run, Bruce Beck asking Cam Schlittler about 'championship timber,' Aaron Judge on the daily work toward a championship, and a sweep of the other MLB playoff series. Finally, Gio trying to check into his hotel room early takes Moment of the Day, and a Chicago caller asks if tonight's dress code is tuxedos or sports coats.

Jerry returns for his final update of the day with the sounds of Dave Sims during the fan interference play. After the game we heard from Volpe on the overturned HR. Bruce Beck asked Cam Schlittler if they had ‘championship timber’. Aaron Judge talked about having to work toward a championship every single day. Jerry went around the other MLB playoff series. The Moment of The Day: Gio trying to get into his hotel room early.

We continued talking about the Yankees being eliminated. A caller from Baltimore is happy the Yankees lost because of fan interference.

Jerry returns with the sounds of Trent Grisham, who sounds like he knows his time here is over. We heard from Max Fried on what it was like when the Volpe HR was overturned. Aaron Judge was asked if he was in the lineup if it would have helped. ARod said Cashman has to surround himself with people who know baseball as there are 5 positions where you don’t know who is playing every night. The Brewers beat the Padres and we heard from manager Pat Murphy.

Comic Con is in NYC starting today and Gio’s friend told him five guys dressed as corn stalks just got on the LIRR. Another caller doesn’t like Shaun Morash.

Jerry has more of the Rays beating the Yankees. Boomer said at least the Yankees had some hits last night and scored some runs. Aaron Boone talked about the terrible ending to the season. We heard from Max Fried. Cody Bellinger said he needed to be better. We also heard from Aaron Judge on Volpe being a big part of the team. We also heard, ‘daaaaaa Yankees lose’ from Junior Caminero. We heard from Edwin Diaz as he closed it out for the Dodgers.

We started the hour setting up rules for Yankees fan callers today. We took many Yankees calls and Gio doesn’t want to hear how long you’ve been a fan, he doesn’t want anyone mentioning the Core Four or George Steinbrenner.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Rays sweeping the Yanks. We heard Dave Sims on the call for the fan interference play. We heard from Max Fried, Cody Bellinger, Aaron Judge and Aaron Boone. The Guardians beat the White Sox so there will be a game 4 tonight. We heard the Dodgers celebrating in the locker room as they advanced to the NLCS.

The Yankees season is over and Eddie Scozzare showed up in his ‘Happy YE Day’ t-shirt. Dua Lipa was seen talking to Marlins Man behind home plate which was very bizarre.

Al & Jerry: Why are comedians upset with Sebastian Maniscalco?

Gio gives the Jets one last chance against the Browns, setting off a sports-focused show centered on tonight's high-stakes Yankees elimination game with Max Fried, Boomer’s lineup ideal, and Freddie Freeman homering in a Dodgers win over the Braves. Jayden Daniels prepares to face the Giants with Boomer expecting New York to test his injured elbow, alongside comments from Aaron Boone, Kevin Cash, and a Hernández home run in another Dodgers victory over Atlanta. Updates cover two suspended NFL referees, Jazz’s antics on the Yankees, Kevin Cash praising Ben Rice, John Harbaugh’s sideline reaction to a game-ending Deonte Banks interception, and a Rangers victory over the Islanders. Finally, Phil Simms breaks down the Jets’ abysmal performance in Chicago and the Giants’ do-or-die situation with Daniels, before wrapping up with Gerrit Cole’s bullpen availability and whether the Yankees can show enough heart to save their season.

Gio gives the Jets one last chance against the Browns before the guys pivot to a high-stakes Yankees game, Boomer’s ideal lineup, and a pessimistic fanbase. Jerry delivers the morning's first update, featuring Max Fried on handling adversity and an impending baby, alongside Freddie Freeman’s home run in a Dodgers victory over the Braves. Later, a caller highlights Boomer’s cameo in the Dennis Miller Monday Night Football documentary, and the hour wraps up with Gio and Boomer discussing the "Russian plague," its election-season timing, and its parallels to COVID.

Jayden Daniels looks set to play against the Giants, with Boomer expecting New York to cleanly test his injured left elbow and force him into shotgun, while Gio notices that once-cocky Yankees fans have completely vanished. Jerry's update features Aaron Boone on tonight's game, Max Fried declaring it a must-win, Kevin Cash sizing up Yankee Stadium, and a Dodgers win over the Braves powered by a Hernandez home run. Later, Mike Francesa questioning a Jets tweet reminds Gio of the time Mike fell for a fake Captain Kangaroo story, leading into classic Mike & The Mad Dog audio where Mike insists Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Rogers were war heroes.

The hour starts with Max Fried pitching in a Yankees elimination game tonight, followed by Boomer discussing two suspended NFL referees caught cursing at players and Jazz’s antics on the team. Jerry's update features Kevin Cash praising Ben Rice’s hot streak, NFL Films sideline footage of John Harbaugh right before a game-ending Deonte Banks interception, and the Rangers beating the Islanders. Finally, while shopping for a Radio Hall of Fame outfit, Gio eats lunch in his car and notices a parking lot full of guys doing the exact same thing, declaring a "solo dude in car epidemic."

Phil Simms joins us in his usual Wednesday spot to break down the Jets’ terrible performance in Chicago, the Giants starting Jayden Daniels against the Commanders in what Phil calls a do-or-die move, and his rave review of the movie Mr. Irrelevant. Jerry delivers his final update, covering Max Fried on handling adversity, Gerrit Cole being available out of the bullpen, a group of Ravens meeting President Trump about Baltimore jobs—where Trump called long snapper an amazing job—and a Rangers win over the Islanders. After the Moment of the Day features Sean McVay on booth coaches flipping off fans, the final segment touches on Yankee fans wondering if the team will show any heart tonight, before wrapping up with Ash Dykes taking an inflatable kayak down the Congo River.

Jerry's final update starts with Max Fried talking about adversity. Gerrit Cole is also available to come out of the bullpen. A select group of Ravens was with President Trump about jobs in Baltimore. He thinks the ‘snapper’ is an amazing job. The Rangers beat the Islanders. The Moment of The Day: Sean McVay on coaches in the booth giving fans the finger.

Phil Simms joins us in his usual Wednesday spot and we started with the terrible performance by the Jets in Chicago. We also talked about The Giants playing the Commanders and they’re throwing Jayden Daniels out there.

Jerry starts with Kevin Cash saying Ben Rice is ‘on a heater right now’. NFL films put out John Harbaugh on the sideline right before the Deonte Banks interception that ended the game. And the Rangers beat the Islanders.

We went back to the Yankee calls and Boomer talked about Jazz’s antics on the team.

Mike Francesa said he’s not sure if the Jets tweet was real or not, which got Gio to thinking about Francesa falling for that fake Captain Kangaroo story. We then played classic Mike & The Mad Dog where Mike thinks Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Rogers were war heroes.

Gio's looking for them but can't find any right now. So we take some calls and hope.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Max Fried talking about facing adversity. Fried also has a baby due any moment but said it won’t affect his pitching. We heard Freddie Freeman homer as the Dodgers beat the Braves.

Boomer went through who he would put in the lineup.

AL declares the ALDS over -- the Yankees are DONE!

Gio and Jerry react to the Yankees falling behind 2-0 in their playoff series, debating Aaron Boone vs. the players following costly errors by McMahon and Jazz, postgame audio from Cam Schlittler, Spencer Jones’s catwalk hit, and Ben Rice's two home runs. The guys break down the Falcons crushing the Saints, Aaron Glenn’s mindset, NFL referee suspensions, and Max Fried’s upcoming must-win start as the series heads home. Wrapping up, they discuss small-payroll playoff teams, Jim Harbaugh on protecting Justin Herbert, spiraling Jets and Yankees fan panic, and Mike Brown on coaching after winning a championship.

With Boomer out today, Gio and Jerry take the wheel, starting with the Yankees’ playoff loss and debating whether the players or Aaron Boone are to blame. C-Lo steps in with the update on first-inning errors by McMahon and Jazz, followed by postgame reactions from Cam Schlittler and Jazz. Beyond baseball, the Falcons crush the Saints on the ground, Aaron Glenn adopts a week-to-week mindset, and the NFL suspends two officials for disrespecting players. Finally, the guys wrap the hour taking calls from Yankees fans, including one demanding Anthony Volpe play.

We get back to the Yankees falling behind 2-0 in the series and head straight to calls from fans worried about their poor fielding and lack of hitting. C-Lo returns for his update, starting with yesterday’s golf tournament where he took forever to hit the ball, before playing sounds from the Yankees loss—highlighted by Spencer Jones hitting a catwalk at the Trop for an out and Ben Rice providing the only offense with two home runs. Finally, Gio comes agonizingly close to winning $20K in a closest-to-the-pin contest.

We look ahead to Max Fried starting a must-win game for the Yankees before examining small-payroll playoff teams and how a Milwaukee-Tampa World Series could affect a potential lockout. A caller questions whether Cam Schlittler hates the Rays as much as the Red Sox, Gio marvels at Mahjong’s surging popularity alongside calls from avid players, and C-Lo returns with Jazz discussing Cam's performance plus audio of Spencer Jones hitting a stadium roof ring. Finally, a caller trades words with Jim Harbaugh on keeping Justin Herbert protected, and the hour wraps with the story of former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn killing his wife to be with a 20-year-old.

We start with both Jets and Yankees fanbases completely losing faith, though the Yankees still have a chance to bounce back as they return home for two games despite calls from fans wanting everyone benched or fired. C-Lo delivers his final update with Kevin Harlan’s call of the Falcons crushing the Saints and Mike Brown discussing what changes for a championship-winning coach. After Pete in Scottsdale’s "who’s on first?" earns Moment of the Day, the show wraps with LeBron playing in Philly while living in NYC and commuting via the Fanatics helicopter.

C-Lo returns and we heard from Kevin Harlan on the call as the Falcons crushed the Saints in New Orleans last night. The Knicks' Mike Brown was asked about being a Championship winning coach and what changes. The Moment of The Day: Pete in Scottsdale’s ‘who’s on first?’

They have a chance with two games in the Bronx, but we took some Yanks calls and they were not happy people.

C-Lo has Jazz talking about Cam’s performance in the loss. We heard the sound of Spencer Jones hitting one of the rings near the roof of the stadium. A caller had a back and forth with Jim Harbaugh on Justin Herbert not being protected.

Max Fried starts tomorrow. We talked about the smaller payroll teams that are still in the playoffs. A caller doesn’t think Cam Schlittler hates the Rays as much as the Red Sox.

C-Lo starts with the sounds of the Yankees loss. Spencer Jones hit a catwalk at the Trop and the Rays caught it for an out. Ben Rice was the only Yankee offense, hitting 2 home runs.

We went right to the calls from Yankees fans who are very concerned about their fielding and lack of hitting.

C-Lo sits in for Jerry and starts with the McMahon error - the first of the night in the first inning. We then heard Jazz’s error, also in the first inning as he threw wild to first. We heard from Cam Schlittler after the game. Jazz said after the game if given another chance he would have thrown it again, but a better throw. The Falcons crushed the Saints last night as they ran all over them. Aaron Glenn is taking it week to week and seemed to be taking the Giants 1-0 mindset. The NFL suspended a referee and a line judge for disrespecting players.

Regarding the Yankees loss, Jerry said, ‘blame the players, because these players suck’. The Boone haters are going to blame Boone.

WFAN presents a collection of discussions celebrating the Giants' 36-24 win over the Arizona Cardinals to take sole possession of first place in the NFC East, featuring Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. The shows react to the full "Jameis Winston Experience," Deonte Banks’ game-clinching pick-six on 4th down, Theo Johnson’s touchdown, and Arvell Reese stepping up with Brian Burns sidelined. That and more on Best Of Giants on WFAN!

WFAN presents a collection of discussions reacting to the Jets' dismal 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. The guys react to mind-boggling stats—including Chicago running 89 plays and racking up 34 first downs while the Jets managed just 32 total plays—plus Frank Reich's questionable play-calling, Garrett Wilson only getting 4 targets, and whether Aaron Glenn can turn things around. That and more on Best Of Jets on WFAN!

Frank Reich's Jets Offense is horrible (sorry, Boomer)

Boomer unloads on the Jets’ disastrous loss, tough upcoming schedule, and why Mike Tomlin won't be coaching New York, before breaking down the first-place 3-1 Giants’ win over the Cardinals with highlights from Jameis Winston, Theo Johnson, Malik Nabers, Abdul Carter, and Kayvon Thibodeaux. We react to John Harbaugh’s answered prayers, Cam Skattebo’s underdog frustration, Geno Smith’s offensive woes in a loss to Devin Bush’s Bears, and Aaron Glenn on penalties. Finally, Jerry rounds up CeeDee Lamb’s record 17 catches, the 0-4 Chargers, victories by the Colts, Jags, Niners, Chiefs, and Panthers, plus playoff baseball with the Brewers up 2-0 and Gerrit Cole previewing Yankees vs. Rays.

We are live from Boomer’s Long Island golf tournament, where Boomer unloads on the Jets’ unacceptable "ass kicking" and tough upcoming schedule. Jerry delivers his first update with the Giants beating the Cardinals, John Harbaugh’s answered prayers, Cam Skattebo calling home underdog status "B.S.", a Jets interception, Aaron Glenn’s disappointment, and Geno Smith on the lack of offense. Finally, Kenny Albert calls CeeDee Lamb’s record 17 catches in a Cowboys win over the Texans, before we cover the 0-4 Chargers, a stunned Jim Harbaugh, Mike McDaniel firing talk, and four other winless teams.

We are live from Boomer’s golf tournament with the Rimington Trophy Tour Ford truck, breaking down the first-place 3-1 Giants’ win over the Cardinals, John Harbaugh fixing special teams, and why Mike Tomlin won't coach the Jets. Jerry arrives with sound from the Giants' game-sealing interception, Jameis Winston heating up despite turnovers, Malik Nabers returning to the end zone, Cam Skattebo on being home underdogs, and Geno Smith getting sacked by the Bears. Plus, Jerry rounds up the Niners topping the Broncos, Jim Nantz calling the Chiefs over the Raiders, the Brewers taking a 2-0 lead over the Padres, and the Rangers beating the Mammoth. We close out taking calls on Cool Games and a direct message for Frank Reich.

We are live from Boomer’s golf tournament, where Boomer defends his past tournament win against Gio’s claims of manipulation. Jerry returns for an update with the Giants beating the Cardinals on a Theo Johnson touchdown pass from Jameis, Abdul Carter calling it a total team victory, Devin Bush calling his Bears game one of the easiest ever, and Aaron Glenn discussing all their penalties. Plus, the Colts beat the Commanders and their third-string QB in London, and we hear sound from the Jags beating the Bengals featuring Liam Cohen. In the final segment of the hour, we take calls from frustrated Jets fans.

We kick off with callers on a timid Phil Simms encounter and Kayvon’s bad game for the Giants, before Boomer recalls backing up David Klingler in Cincinnati. Jerry delivers his final update with Gerrit Cole previewing Yankees vs. Rays, Austin Wells on stretching a double to a triple, an MLB playoff roundup, John Harbaugh’s answered prayers, Jameis Winston post-win, Cam Skattebo calling home-underdog status dumb, Geno Smith on offensive execution, a Jets interception, and Bryce Young after the Panthers beat the Lions. We wrap up with the Moment of the Day: Rollin’ the G, S’ing the D, before discussing today’s golf outing for Boomer’s foundation.

Jerry's final update of the day and starts with a preview of tonight’s Yankees/Rays game from Gerrit Cole. Austin Wells wants to get another shot at Rasmussen. Jerry went around the league for the MLB playoffs. John Harbaugh said he was praying and God came through. Cam Skattebo talked about being underdogs at home, saying it’s dumb. Geno Smith talked about not executing on offense. The good news is the Jets finally got an interception. The Panthers beat the Lions last night and we heard from Bryce Young. The Moment of The Day: Rollin’ the G, S’ing the D.

We started the hour with more calls, with one caller saying he saw Phil Simms at the Giants game but was afraid to go up to him. A caller said Kayvon had another bad game for the Giants.

We ended the hour by taking calls from rightfully frustrated fans of the Jets.

Jerry's back with the sounds of the game sealing interception for the Giants. John HARBAUGH talked about JAMEIS Winston’s performance including his turnovers. JAMEIS said he’s heating up and starting to get better. We heard the sounds of GENO Smith getting sacked in their loss to the Bears. Jerry went around the NFL including the sounds of the Niners beating the Broncos. We heard Jim NANTZ on the call as the Chiefs beat the Raiders. We heard the sounds of the Brewers beating the Padres, to go up 2-0 in the series. The Rangers beat the Mammoth.

They are 3-1 and in first place in the NFC East. Boomer knew that John Harbaugh was going to fix the special teams and he did.

Jerry first update starts with the sounds of the Giants beating the Cardinals. John HARBAUGH said he was praying and the Lord came through. Cam SKATTEBO talked about being underdogs at home be ‘B.S.’ The Jets actually got an interception yesterday. Aaron Glenn was very disappointed after the game. GENO Smith talked about the lack of offense. We heard Kenny Albert on the call as the Cowboys beat the Texans. Cee Dee Lamb had 17 catches, the most all-time in an NFL game.

Boomer called yesterday's game one of the worst performances in Jets history.

The Giants released Odell Beckham Jr. after barely using him for three games. Our hosts react to the news and debate if there was ever any point of reuniting with OBJ in the first place. Plus, Evan and Tiki discuss the team's chances in the NFC East without Jaxson Dart, and if J.J. McCarthy has any chance of pushing Jameis Winston for the starting job. Phil Simms joins Boomer and Gio to talk all things Big Blue, including McCarthy and how he may be used the rest of this season.

The Yankees steamrolled the hated Red Sox in a two-game Wild Card Series sweep, and we have full reactions from all of our hosts, who were pleasantly surprised at how efficient the Yankee lineup was from top to bottom. Plus, debating whether or not Aaron Judge will play in the ALDS, how the Yankees will set up their rotation, and if the Bombers should be favored against the Rays. Meanwhile, Evan and Tiki feel like the Yanks were a little over the top in celebrating a Wild Card Series win, and Boomer and Gio debate which Yankee is likeliest to carry the team and be their new "Mr. October."

Boomer & Gio preview the Yankees-Rays ALDS and who will step up to be 'Mr. October.' Plus: -Is there now a QB battle between JJ McCarthy and Jameis Winston? -Phil Simms talks Giants and NFL -Yankees beat the Red Sox, Tampa next -Giants part ways with OBJ -Week 4 picks

From 'Kickoff with Boomer & Valenti' (subscribe here): Boomer and Mike are back to talk all the headlines from week 3, another splashy Cowboys trade, Week 4 picks, Game of the Week, a QB Power Rankings and more!

Al and Jerry laugh about a reporter making a bad joke while interviewing Devils' star Jack Hughes.

We kick off with the Browns improving to 3-1 over the Steelers behind a throwback performance from Deshaun Watson and Aaron Rodgers-Mike McCarthy sideline drama, followed by the Rangers' home-opening victory featuring Igor Shesterkin's historic goalie goal. Next, Malik Nabers voices faith in Jameis Winston, the Braves eliminate the Phillies to advance, and we debate Giants-Cardinals versus Jets-Bears while evaluating New York's 1-3 start. After Andy Reid brushes off potential stadium win records, Aaron Rodgers reacts to Joey Porter Jr.'s trade, and Jim Harbaugh addresses J.J. McCarthy, we break down which chess pieces the Giants are currently missing before delivering breaking news that Gerrit Cole will start Game 1. Finally, the show wraps up with our Week 4 NFL picks.

The Browns improved to 3-1 by beating the Steelers behind a vintage Deshaun Watson performance and Aaron Rodgers yelling at Mike McCarthy. Meanwhile, the Rangers scored five goals in their home opener to make Boomer happy, and McCarthy was caught on camera calling Rodgers an "a-hole." Jerry’s update delivers the audio from the Browns' comeback, Watson, the Rodgers-McCarthy drama, and Malik Nabers' faith in Jameis Winston. Finally, the Braves beat the Phillies to advance despite an uncomfortable exchange with Zach Hughes, and the Portland Trail Blazers hired—then fired hours later—a 29-year-old broadcaster over old tweets from when he was 12 and 15.

Gio disagrees with Jerry favoring Jets/Bears over Giants/Cardinals, arguing the home-underdog Giants are much more interesting. Jerry's update kicks off with Browns radio calling a win over the Steelers on a Rodgers interception, followed by Todd Monken’s postgame reaction and Andy Reid brushing off his potential win record at Allegiant Stadium. Next up are the sounds of the Braves beating the Phillies and Kenny Albert calling Igor Shesterkin becoming the first goalie in Rangers history to score a goal. Finally, the hour wraps up with a look at how the Jets feel and look different, even if sitting at 1-3 is far from ideal.

UAP whistleblower David Grusch visited Joe Rogan’s podcast with wild claims of an alien sky war before Jerry’s update kicked off with audio from the Browns beating the Steelers. Following postgame thoughts from Todd Monken, Aaron Rodgers reacted to the Steelers trading Joey Porter Jr., Jim Harbaugh addressed talking to his brother about J.J. McCarthy, and the Braves knocked off the Phillies to advance. Finally, a Padres fan looking for a date revealed he mostly heard back from large women under 30.

We started the hour discussing the Giants as Boomer asked which chess pieces the team is currently missing, followed by breaking news that Gerrit Cole will start Game 1 tomorrow. Gio then vents about people complaining about analytics, before Jerry’s update kicks off with the Browns' win over the Steelers, the Braves beating the Phillies to advance, and Kenny Albert calling Igor Shesterkin becoming the first goalie in Rangers history to score in their home-opening win. Finally, after a Moment of the Day about not wanting to deal with difficult people, the week wraps up with our Week 4 NFL picks.

We give you a two-fer here starting with a funny Moment featuring Zach Martin's dislike for "difficult people" (ahem...Dave Sims). After that we have our full slate of picks for the week and you can guess how many we'll get wrong.

Boomer gives the Giants a look like he's staring at a chess board. Plus, we hear that Gerrit Cole is getting the start for game one.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Browns beating the Steelers. We heard from Todd Monken after the win. Aaron Rodgers was asked about the Steelers trading Joey Porter Jr. Jim Harbaugh was asked if he talked to his brother about JJ McCarthy. We heard the sounds of the Braves beating the Phillies to advance.

They call them UAPs now but, you know, flying saucers. Dave Grusch who spilled the beans about all sorts of claims was on with Joe Rogan to say, uh, interesting things.

Jerry's got the Browns radio call when they beat the Steelers as Rodgers heaved up an interception. We heard from Todd Monken after the game. Andy Reid was told he can become the winningest coach at Allegiant Stadium and he doesn’t care. We heard the sounds of the Braves beating the Phillies. We heard Kenny Albert on the call as Igor scored a goal for the Rangers, the first goalie ever to do so for them.

Gio thinks that'll be the more interesting game rather than Jets-Bears.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Browns beating the Steelers. We heard from Todd Monken on the third comeback win of the season. Watson talked about the final drive. We heard the audio of Rodgers yelling at McCarthy. Malik Nabers talked about his confidence in Jameis Winston. The Braves beat the Phillies to advance.

Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy had words during last night's game.

Yankees are on to Tampa, AL would keep sitting Judge, "they don't need him"

We break down the Yankees' 9-2 win over the Red Sox, Sonny Gray's early exit and sticky stuff, and look ahead to the Rays series while debating Aaron Judge’s roster status. After rounding up MLB playoff action with Cody Bellinger, Bryce Harper, and the White Sox, we touch on Jameis Winston’s thoughts on JJ McCarthy before discussing Phil Mickelson’s therapy and comparisons to Tiger Woods. Finally, we turn to football with a Steelers-Browns preview, NFL line guessing, and a debate on whether McCarthy or Tommy DeVito is more likely to start.

We kick off with the Yankees' 9-2 win over the Red Sox after Boston pulled Sonny Gray early, giving New York the momentum heading into Tampa. Gio isn't worried about the Yankees' offense, expects a 70% Yankee crowd on the road, highlights the unchecked sticky stuff on Gray's neck, and explains why the White Sox are baseball's best story. Jerry delivers his first update with Cody Bellinger’s three-run homer, Max Fried on the playoff atmosphere, Gray’s thoughts on his early exit, and Bryce Harper making up for a costly error with a game-tying blast. Finally, Jameis Winston reacts to the Giants signing JJ McCarthy, and we wrap up with a preview of the Rays series and whether Aaron Judge makes the roster.

Real October baseball is officially here on October 1st as we question who will step up as the next Mr. October for the Yankees. Callers flooded the show with hot takes, calling out Boomer and demanding "loser" Aaron Judge stay off the roster. Jerry returned with updates from the Yankees' win over the Red Sox—featuring Cody Bellinger’s three-run blast—plus postgame sounds from Suzyn Waldman, Ben Rice labeling Volpe a champagne-bottle menace, and reactions from the Red Sox locker room. Finally, Jerry rounded up the rest of the MLB playoff action, Jameis Winston shared his thoughts on bonding with JJ McCarthy, and Mike Tomlin revealed the Minecraft city he’s been building for 12 years.

We start with Spike Lee’s confrontation in the Legends Suites over Palestine and discuss his take on the Israel-Palestine conflict. Next, Jerry returns with sounds from the Yankees beating the Red Sox, postgame audio from Ben Rice as champagne flowed, and celebrations from the White Sox. Finally, we cover Phil Mickelson entering therapy for family trauma and addiction, leaving Gio to wonder how the two best golfers, Phil and Tiger, ended up with such similar issues.

We kick off with a preview of tonight’s Steelers-Browns game and a round of "guess the spread" before debating whether JJ McCarthy or Tommy DeVito is more likely to start. After a caller claims all the pressure is on a returning Aaron Judge, we discover Rami takes boxing lessons. Jerry returns for an update, but Gio first has Rami rank the angriest staff member, leading into Cody Bellinger’s three-run homer and Sonny Gray’s frustration over being pulled after 70 pitches. Finally, the Moment of the Day features a caller demanding "loser" Aaron Judge stay out of the lineup, and Boomer unexpectedly closes the show by explaining how they put a horse down.

We started with a preview of tonight’s Steelers/Browns game. We played ‘guess the spread’ with some of this week’s NFL games. Also, who’s more likely to start a game, JJ McCarthy or Tommy DeVito?

Jerry returns with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Red Sox. We heard from Ben Rice after the game with the champagne flowing. We heard from the White Sox who were partying after their win.

Spike Lee was in the Legends Suites dining area where he got into a confrontation with a fan who wanted him to say something against Palestine on video.

Jerry has the sounds of the Yankees beating the Red Sox including Cody Bellinger’s 3-run HR. We heard Suzyn Waldman in the locker room after the game. Ben Rice was asked about the celebration and said Volpe is a menace with the champagne bottle. We heard from some of the Red Sox players after the game. Jerry went around the other MLB playoff games. We heard from Jameis Winston on the ability to become pals with JJ McCarthy.

Who's going to step up for Yanks and be that guy? We also take a bunch of your Yanks calls.

Jerry starts the day with the sounds of Cody Bellinger’s 3-run HR and we heard from him after the game. Max Fried was asked about the atmosphere. We heard from Sonny about getting pulled at 70 pitches. Jerry went around the MLB playoff games, including Bryce Harper misplaying a ball in right field that cost them a few runs. He made up for it with a game tying HR.

We started with the Yankees beating the Red Sox, 9-2, to move on to play the Rays starting Saturday. Gio is not worried about the Yankees offense at all now going into this series in Tampa. Will it sound like a Yankees home game down there?

The Yankees crushed the Red Sox in game one

Bradfo catches up with longtime friend of the program and Yankees Reliever John Schreiber to discuss joining the Yankees on waivers in August, the Yankees underrated pitching department, his upcoming free agency, and more!

The show leads with the Yankees beating the Red Sox behind Cam Schlittler and Ben Rice, a preview of Max Fried tonight, an MLB playoff update, and the Rangers dropping their opener to the Bruins. We hear postgame reaction from Schlittler, Rice, Sonny Gray, Austin Wells, and Anthony Volpe, alongside the Braves defeating the Phillies and the Giants releasing Odell Beckham Jr. and Kayvon Thibodeaux's "fake" reaction. Finally, Steph Curry responds to Warriors playoff doubts, Phil Simms breaks down the Giants’ QB situation with Jameis Winston and JJ McCarthy ahead of the Cardinals game, and RJ Barrett reacts to the Knicks winning a title.

The Yankees beat the Red Sox behind dominant pitching from Cam Schlittler and two Ben Rice homers, despite fans hating the pre-game lineup. Boomer expects a big night from big-money Max Fried tonight. Jerry’s update highlights Rice's postgame audio, a Yankees-Knicks comparison, George Lombard on Cam, and MLB playoff scores. Meanwhile, the Rangers were shut out in their opener. To wrap up, Gio got tricked by an old Jazz Chisholm video, and callers demanded more credit for Austin Wells.

We recap Rami and C-Mac at the Yankees game before taking callers who want Aaron Boone to get credit and think Yankees fans are idiots. Gio notes Anthony Rizzo looking scared on the broadcast. Jerry’s update features audio from Cam Schlittler, Ben Rice, and Sonny Gray alongside an MLB playoff roundup. Meanwhile, the Rangers drop their season opener to the Bruins. To wrap up, we discuss the release of Odell Beckham Jr. and Kayvon Thibodeaux's reaction to it.

We kick off with the Yankees' win, the stadium atmosphere, fan behavior etiquette, and Gio’s memory of the 2000 Vikings-Giants blowout. Jerry’s update features sound from Austin Wells, Ben Rice, Anthony Volpe on Schlittler, a nervous-sounding Anthony Rizzo, and Brodes reacting to a Phillies loss. Meanwhile, Steph Curry bristles at being asked if the Warriors are a playoff team. To wrap up, Peter Schwartz tweets a surprising Mount Rushmore of active New York athletes.

We kick off with Phil Simms breaking down the Giants QB situation with Jameis Winston and JJ McCarthy ahead of the Cardinals game. Jerry’s final update features Ben Rice’s two-homer grand slam and Cam Schlittler dominating Boston, alongside news of the Giants releasing Odell Beckham Jr. Plus, RJ Barrett reacts to watching the Knicks win a title, and Moment of the Day highlights Anthony Rizzo’s rough pre-game with Boomer catching a stray. To wrap up, the show tackles the narrative linking the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini scandal to Drake Maye's play.

There’s a narrative out there that somehow the Mike Vrabel/Dianna Russini scandal is making Drake Maye play bad.

We talked about the Giants QB situation with Jameis Winston and now JJ McCarthy and the upcoming game against the Cardinals.

We heard clips of Anthony Rizzo on the pre-game show and he sounded nervous. We heard from Brodes in Philly after their loss to the Braves. Steph Curry was insulted when a media member insinuated that they might not even be a playoff team.

We talked about the Yankees win and what the atmosphere was like at the stadium. We also talked about fans telling other fans how to act at games.

Odell Beckham, Jr. was released by the Giants and there was that reaction by Kayvon Thibodeaux which caused some issues.

One wanted Aaron Boone to get more credit for leaving Cam in. A caller had examples on how Yankees fans are idiots. Gio thought Anthony Rizzo looked scared on the broadcast last night.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of Ben Rice’s two home runs including a grand slam. We heard from Rice after the game. Jerry compared the Yankees to the Knicks. George Lombard talked about Cam’s performance. Jerry went around the other MLB playoff games. Also, the Rangers were shutout in their season opener to the Bruins.

Yanks beat up the Red Sox thanks to a dominant performance by Cam Schlittler and two homers including a grand slam by Ben Rice, who Gio said Boomer is ‘in love with’. Boomer expects a big performance from Max Fried tonight.

Al & Rami: Do guests still work on sports radio?

The Bears rolled past the Eagles behind Case Keenum following a Jalen Hurts injury and Andy Dalton endzone pick, leading Ben Johnson to hail it as their cleanest win to date—a performance Boomer Esiason thinks spells trouble for the Jets. Meanwhile, the Giants' acquisition of J.J. McCarthy behind Jameis Winston sparked debate on when he might challenge for the starting job, while John Harbaugh weighed in on both QBs and confirmed Brian Burns is lost for the season. Mets president David Stearns addressed Pete Alonso's year and the constant pressure to construct a winner. For the Yankees, Cam Schlittler gets the nod tonight against Boston, with Wild Card roster speculation culminating in Jack Curry's report that Aaron Judge was left off while Giancarlo Stanton made it. Rounding out the sports action, the Rangers open their season tonight, Mike Brown spoke at Knicks media day, and LeBron James reflected on how New York's championship impacted his retirement plans.

The Bears beat the Eagles behind Case Keenum after an injured Jalen Hurts gave way to an Andy Dalton interception. Meanwhile, the Giants acquired J.J. McCarthy to back up Jameis Winston, a move Gio now approves. Jerry brought the sounds of the Bears' clean win with Kevin Harlan and Ben Johnson, while John Harbaugh weighed in on McCarthy and Winston. Cam Schlittler is hyped for his start against Boston, Aaron Judge discussed his roster status, LeBron James explained how the Knicks' title crushed his retirement plans, a hot mic caught compliments at Kings media day, and we speculated on the Yankees' Wild Card lineup.

David Stearns retired the phrase "run prevention"—to Gio’s delight—only to replace it with "an uncapped downside scenario," while Gio wondered if Dave Sims will shush Suzyn again tonight. Jerry's update kicked off with Cam Schlittler getting the start and Stearns' take on Pete Alonso, followed by the Case Keenum-led Bears breezing past the Eagles. Rounding out the hour, John Harbaugh shared his thoughts on J.J. McCarthy and Jameis Winston, Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart popped up in an SNL clip, and LeBron James revealed he wanted to retire a Knick until they went and won the title.

With today's 10 a.m. deadline for the Yankees' Wild Card roster approaching, Gio doubts Aaron Judge makes the cut but expects Giancarlo Stanton will, before a caller shared her experience visiting the new Bills stadium. Jerry's update kicked off with Boomer discussing highly drafted QBs who lasted two seasons or fewer, followed by Cam Schlittler on getting the start tonight and sounds of the Bears beating the Eagles after Andy Dalton's endzone pick. Rounding out the hour, an unhappy Brodes chimed in about the Iggles, John Harbaugh addressed J.J. McCarthy challenging Jameis and losing Brian Burns for the season, and the guys previewed the Yankees watch party alongside the Rangers' season kickoff tonight.

We started with a caller calling out Rami for taking a Boston fan to tonight’s Yankees playoff game, before debating if J.J. McCarthy will eventually challenge Jameis Winston—though Boomer insists Jameis gives them the best chance to win this week. Jerry’s final update featured a projected Yankees lineup without Aaron Judge, David Stearns on the pressure to build a winner, and sounds of the Bears beating the Eagles alongside Ben Johnson, which Boomer thinks spells trouble for the Jets. Rounding out the show, we heard from Mike Brown at Knicks media day, recalled LeBron wanting to finish his career with the Knicks, caught hot mic situations in Sacramento and Indiana for the Moment of the Day, and closed with Jack Curry's report that Aaron Judge will officially miss the Wild Card roster.

Aaron Judge will not be on the Wild Card roster per Jack Curry.

We discuss whether JJ McCarthy will eventually challenge Jameis Winston for the starting QB position.

More from Cam Schlittler on getting the start tonight. The Bears beating the Eagles as Andy Dalton played briefly and threw a pick in the endzoneand heard from Brodes in Philly who was not happy with the Eagles. John Harbaugh was asked how fast JJ McCarthy could challenge Jameis for the job. He also talked about losing Brian Burns for the season.

The Yankees Wild Card roster has a 10am deadline today. Also, Nancy checked in to tell us about her experience going to the new Bills stadium.

Jerry's back with Cam Schlitter on getting the start tonight, plus, David Stearns on Pete Alonso’s season. The Bears started Case Keenum and had no problem beating the Eagles. We heard from John Harbaugh on signing JJ McCarthy. We heard a clip of Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart from SNL.

David Stearns met the media yesterday and said he will retire the phrase, ‘run prevention’, which makes Gio happy. Unfortunately he came up with ‘the potential for an uncapped downside scenario’.

Jerry starts the day with the sounds of the Bears beating the Eagles and Ben Johnson on the win and their ‘cleanest game to date’. John Harbaugh talked about McCarthy and Winston. Cam Schlittler is fired up to get the start tonight against Boston. Aaron Judge talked about being on the roster or not. LeBron James talked about wanting to finish his career with the Knicks but couldn’t since they won the title. A hot mic at the Sacramento Kings media day caught a few women talking about how good looking some of the players are.

The Giants traded for J.J. McCarthy. He will be the backup for Jameis, but this puts him on notice. Gio seems to have changed his tune on McCarthy, and likes this addition for the Giants.

An ugly victory couldn't mask the panic in Big Blue's front office following a season-ending ACL injury to star pass-rusher Brian Burns and a desperation trade for J.J. McCarthy. With Jameis Winston struggling to run the offense and key starters dropping fast, the Giants find themselves treading thin ice as their season descends into high-stakes drama.

Despite an explosive performance from Geno Smith and the offense, a second-half defensive breakdown cost the Jets a signature win in Detroit. From Aaron Glenn’s late-game play-calling to the frustrating two-point analytics debate, we break down every angle of New York’s heart-wrenching loss.

Al & Jerry: Why does X want AL to listen to Brandon Flowers? And the Manosphere’s take on tattoos

The Fellas are back to break down the 2026 Wild Card matchup between the Red Sox and Yankees in the Bronx. Roster construction, predictions, and much more.

We dive into the NFL action with full coverage of the Giants' victory, Jevon Holland’s game-sealing interception, and the crushing blow of Brian Burns' season-ending ACL tear. We break down the Jets' progress against the Lions, Geno Smith’s late fumble, and Aaron Glenn’s defense, alongside key quarterback storylines involving Deshaun Watson, Drake Maye, Baker Mayfield’s thumb injury, and Jameis Winston. Plus, we react to USC linebacker Desman Stephens' brutal hit on Dante Moore, Iowa's last-second win over Michigan, Francisco Lindor’s 300th home run, and upcoming Yankees playoff excitement.

We open with the Jets showing progress against the Lions despite needing special teams cleanup, then break down the Giants’ weather-impacted 12-7 win and standout special teams. Next, Gio weighs in on John Harbaugh and Jameis Winston before Jerry arrives with his first update featuring Geno Smith's TD to Garrett Wilson, Aaron Glenn on defense, Harbaugh on the game-sealing interception, and news from around the NFL. Finally, we look at Niners-Cardinals ahead of the Giants hosting Arizona on Sunday.

We open with Gio crediting Deshaun Watson after a rough Week 1 while calling Drake Maye a major disappointment, followed by a caller’s take on Jim Nantz. Jerry arrives with an update on the Giants’ win over the Titans, featuring postgame sound on the game-ending interception from John Harbaugh, Jevon Holland, Robert Saleh, and Cam Ward. We then hear Jameis Winston on the Giants’ quarterback search, Geno Smith’s late fumble sealing a Lions victory with reaction from Dan Campbell and Aaron Glenn, the 0-3 Bucs facing Baker Mayfield’s thumb injury, and Drake Maye blaming a fumble on a bloody ball. Finally, we close with terrible news for the Giants as Brian Burns tears his ACL, dealing a massive blow to their pass rush.

We open with Boomer’s nor'easter weekend of golf and a wedding, followed by caller reactions to Brian Daboll’s desk-pounding moment on a Cam Ward pick and a pitch for Gardner Minshew to the Giants. Jerry returns for an update with John Harbaugh on ugly wins, sound from the Lions defeating the Jets, Aaron Glenn’s thoughts on both halves, Matthew Stafford’s interception in a Rams loss to the Broncos, and the Browns advancing to 2-1. Next, Tom Brady calls Justin Herbert’s pick a "meatball sub," Iowa student radio reacts to a last-second touchdown to beat Michigan, and Francisco Lindor hits his 300th career home run on the final day of the season. Finally, we close with Boomer learning about a woman who names every single dog after him.

We open with USC linebacker Desman Stephens’ brutal hit and celebration on injured Oregon QB Dante Moore. Jerry returns for an update featuring Jevon Holland’s game-sealing interception for the Giants, Jameis Winston winning for Jaxson Dart, Aaron Glenn’s defensive breakdown, Mike Vrabel on the Patriots, Trevor Lawrence taking a knee, Lamar Jackson in Brazil, Sam Darnold’s pick-six, and Chris Simms’ social media apology. Finally, after a soft-football Moment of the Day, we close with Boomer gauging Gio’s Yankees playoff excitement and Gio’s weekend trip to Stretch Lab.

We started with USC linebacker Desman Stephens’ vicious hit on Oregon QB Dante Moore. He celebrated long after the hit when he had to know Moore was injured.

Jerry's back with John Harbaugh talking about how winning games isn’t always pretty and sounds of the Lions beating the Jets. Aaron Glenn talked about the two halves. Matthew Stafford got picked off as the Rams lost to the Broncos. The Browns beat the Panthers and are now 2-1! We heard the call on Iowa student radio as they beat Michigan on a last second TD. Plus, Francisco Lindor hit his 300th career HR on the last day of the season.

A caller loved watching Brian Daboll pound the desk on the Cam Ward interception. Another caller wants Gardner Minshew for the Giants as he’s similar to Jaxson Dart.

Brian Burns tore his ACL yesterday and will miss the rest of the season. The Giants have had issues rushing the passer with him, so this is not good.

Gio gave credit to Deshaun Watson for being a good quarterback after a terrible week 1. The biggest disappointment so far is Drake Maye.

As always here's Jerry's entire first update of the day starting with Geno Smith’s TD pass to Garrett Wilson. Aaron Glenn talked about what went wrong with the defense late in the game. We heard from John Harbaugh on the final interception to seal the game. Jerry went around the NFL. He also touches on the baseball as we head to the post season.

The Jets were able to hang with the Lions until the end. It’s definitely a step in the right direction. Boomer was very impressed with the Giants special teams.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle side with Aaron Boone when it comes to the discourse surrounding Aaron Judge's return. The two also debate if Judge actually will play in the Wild Card Series against Boston, as the captain insists he plans on playing, while Boone initially said he likely won't. Plus, Evan and Tiki believe Judge is the one who gets to call the shots when it comes to his return. If Judge can't make it back from his calf injury, Tommy Lugauer believes the Yankees can still win a championship without him.

Jaxson Dart's season is done, and for Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle, that means the Giants' season is done. Tiki Barber makes it clear that he does NOT feel the same, ripping any Giants fans for quitting after two games and one bad injury. Plus, Boomer and Gio discuss how expectations have changed for Big Blue, Connor Hughes joins Evan and Tiki right when the Dart news broke, and Pat Leonard of the Daily News joined The Carton Show and called out John Harbaugh and the Giants for how they handled the Dart injury updates.

Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti react to the news that Jaxson Dart’s season is over and what it means for the Giants. Plus: -Phil Simms on Dart and the Giants QB situation -Looking at other QB options for the Giants -Should QBs play more during the preseason? -The Jets let one slip away -Week 3 picks

Al & Jerry: Airplane passenger claims the guy next to her was pleasuring himself and what’s the deal with Treasury Yields?

Kickoff with Boomer Valenti: The Chiefs Dynasty is back, the Packers and Chargers might stink, and Jaxson Dart's season is over. The guys give their Week 3 picks and wrap up with a game of "QB or HC"

Today's show breaks down the Falcons' dominant Thursday night win over the Packers, Michael Penix Jr.'s impressive performance, and Green Bay's alarming 1-2 start. We also debate potential quarterback options for the Giants—including Jimmy Garoppolo—and Jaxson Dart comparisons, highlight George Lombard Jr.'s big day for the Yankees, preview Cowboys-Ravens in Rio, and lock in our weekly NFL picks.

We start with the Falcons' Thursday night win over Green Bay, Boomer’s praise for Michael Penix Jr.’s return, his hopes for Jaxson Dart, and the 1-2 Packers’ mounting issues. Boomer arrived with a wrapped finger after a doctor removed a splinter, followed by Gio’s crazy story about a friend's kidney stone. Jerry’s update covered the Falcons' win, a controversial roughing call leading to a touchdown. The Yankees beat the Rays behind George Lombard Jr.’s wild slide and home run, and with Rami out, is Nico now running Boomer’s weekend football show with Mike Valenti?

We open with the Falcons' win over the Packers and debate over the point spread, followed by a caller bringing up Nate Burleson wearing shorts on The NFL Today and another demanding an apology for Gio's Jaxson Dart and RGIII comparison. Jerry's update delivers highlights from Atlanta's victory and Michael Penix Jr.'s big game, before Cam Skattebo urges fans to "be lit" and BYU QB Bear Bachmeier claims his family sometimes eats dinner naked. We finish by breaking down Green Bay's poor start to the season.

Boomer eyes the over/under for Cowboys-Ravens in Rio and predicts a track meet, before the show reacts to the widely hated John Madden movie trailer and Brandon Jacobs' prostate health message. Jerry’s update features the Falcons dominating Green Bay, predictions for a high-scoring Jets game, NFL touchdown celebration fines, and George Lombard Jr.’s weird but effective slide into home. Finally, a caller questions the Jets' run game against the Packers, and the guys unpack the origins of the phrase "blowing smoke up your butt."

We start with potential QB options for the Giants—including Jimmy Garoppolo—though Gio doubts it makes sense given his injury history. Jerry’s final update brings George Lombard Jr.’s big homer and awkward slide, the White Sox celebrating a playoff berth, a game-changing roughing penalty on Green Bay, Michael Penix Jr.’s puzzling “but God” quote, Matt LaFleur questioning his offense, and Frank Reich breaking down Sunday's film. To wrap up, Cam Skattebo wants the crowd to be “lit,” the Moment of the Day imagines Al disappearing in a steam room, and the crew locks in their NFL picks.

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