The show was packed with drama, starting with the Cowboys' win and the disciplinary benching of CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, leading to the ongoing saga of Abdul Carter, who was benched by the Giants for missed meetings and later got into a shoving match with a wrestler at WWE! The Jets are making a surprise QB change to Tyrod Taylor (leaked by Dianna Russini), while the NFL hit Ja'Marr Chase with a suspension that could cost him $500K. Adding to the madness: Jerry Recco's "yard sale" tie was savaged by Boomer, Gio is getting prisoner videos on TikTok, and Jack Hughes suffered a freak injury at a party for Frank The Tank!

From the Cowboys' win and CeeDee Lamb's benching to Abdul Carter's alleged 'sleeping' discipline and a Giants-wrestler shoving match at MSG—plus Ja'Marr Chase's suspension and a Knicks loss—it's a chaotic morning! C-Lo's here with the update, as Gio tackles the hype around Shedeur Sanders.

The Jets are making a surprise QB switch to Tyrod Taylor, a scoop broken not by the coach, but by Dianna Russini. C-Lo is back with a Knicks loss update, while Boomer roasts Jerry Recco's tie, claiming it's a "yard sale" reject. In non-sports news, Boomer debates dropping $375 on a photo of himself with Matt Martin!

Gio is getting prisoner videos on TikTok while Boomer is viewing "hot" mugshots; Boomer has also made peace with John Randle! Plus, C-Lo covers the Knicks loss, the Cowboys win (featuring Quinnen Williams' debut), Doc Rivers' son reporting on his dad, and a WWE shoving match involving Cam Skattebo on a bad leg!

The Ja'Marr Chase suspension means a $500K loss if upheld! The Giants' coaching search hits a snag as a Mike Tomlin trade looks unlikely, while a caller pitches Brady Cook to the Jets. Plus, the Knicks lose, the Cowboys win, and Jack Hughes suffers a freak accident at a birthday party for Frank The Tank!

C-Lo returns for his final update, but first, Boomer can't believe Gio and Al have never been skiing! We cover the sounds of the Knicks losing in Miami and Jerry Recco's call of the Cowboys' win in Vegas. The Moment of the Day: Why did Evan say absolutely nothing in the meeting that sealed C-Lo's fate?

The Giants' head coach talk heats up. Meanwhile, a caller throws an unexpected name into the Jets' quarterback chaos: Could the team give Brady Cook a shot to see what the rookie has?

We recap the Cowboys' victory over the Raiders with Jerry Recco's call, highlighting Quinnen Williams' nice debut game for Dallas. That update somehow leads, once again, to the painful story of how C-Lo was promised the afternoon update job only to have it pulled away!

The social media feeds are wild: Gio is getting videos from actual prisoners via the TikTok algorithm, while Boomer is viewing "hot" women's mugshots. Plus, Boomer confirms he has finally made up with former Vikings defender John Randle, who famously used to target his knees!

After a recap of the Jets situation, we hear Jerry Recco's call for the Cowboys' victory over the Raiders, but Boomer slams his attire, claiming his tie looked like it was snagged at a yard sale.

The Jets are making a big change at quarterback this week against the Ravens, giving the nod to Tyrod Taylor! The news wasn't broken by coach Aaron Glenn, but by insider Dianna Russini.

C-Lo kicks off the day with the Knicks loss in Miami, followed by a shocking report: Giants players—including Cam Skattebo and Abdul Carter—got into a shoving match with wrestlers during a WWE event at MSG. Plus, the Cowboys beat the Raiders in Vegas, and the NFL drops a one-game suspension on Ja'Marr Chase for spitting on Jalen Ramsey.

Benched by the Giants for missing meetings, Abdul Carter claims he was "recovering, not sleeping," after reports surfaced alleging he chose rest over preparation. The team confirms the missed meetings; Carter denies the reason.

The best reactions to the Giants' Week 11 loss to Green Bay from Boomer & Gio, BT & Sal, and Evan & TIki

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With Jerry covering the Cowboys, Andrew Bogusch fights through a morning of chaos by filling-in for C-Lo’s unbelievable absence, which became the talk of the show. We update you on Jets CB Kris Boyd's condition! Plus we breakdown another painful Giants loss that vaults them to the #2 draft pick; demand that Jaxson Dart must play; and the comparison between him and the struggling J.J. McCarthy. We even throw in some Cowboys/Raiders preview and take your calls.

Jerry is out for the Cowboys game and Andrew Bogusch is in - covering for a vanished C-Lo who won't answer his phone. We dive straight into the pain of the Giants blowing another late lead and the major injury concern over Aaron Rodgers' potential broken wrist bone.

Jaxson Dart needs reps, Sam Darnold melts down, and Shedeur struggles again. Giants keep losing — and maybe Daboll’s okay with it? The Eagles soar, JJ McCarthy crashes, and the draft race heats up with the Giants sitting at No. 2. Plus: Who’s still in the AFC hunt?

Jets cornerback Kris Boyd was shot in NYC and is now in critical condition—we have the latest on his status. Meanwhile, C-Lo finally checked in after his no-show, claiming it was an honest scheduling mistake. Also, Abdul Carter was benched yesterday - but why?

We dive deep into tonight's Cowboys vs. Raiders matchup in Las Vegas and compare QBs Jaxson Dart and JJ McCarthy! Plus, Andrew Bogusch has his final update, covering Mike Kafka's "positive" spin on a Giants loss, Boomer's wristband rant, and Draymond Green's fiery fan dispute. It all wraps up with more calls about C-Lo!

Andrew Bogusch is back. Hear why Giants coach Mike Kafka is focusing on the positive in a loss, the biggest takeaways from Sunday's NFL slate, and why Boomer hates QB wristbands! Plus, Draymond Green blasts a fan who called him Angel Reese, and we cap it all off with the Moment of the Day: You just can't count on C-Lo!

We previewed tonight’s matchup between the Cowboys and Raiders in Las Vegas. A caller compares Jaxson Dart and JJ McCarthy.

Bogusch is back! Abdul Carter was benched for the first series for an undisclosed mistake. Sam Darnold threw 4 interceptions in their loss to the Rams. Plus more sports items just for you.

C-Lo calls in to explain his absence and Boomer is his usual "daddy of the world" self.

J.J. McCarthy's was a tragedy for the Vikings yesterday, while the Giants currently cling to the #2 pick in the draft! We break down the AFC playoff picture—who is firmly 'in' and who is desperately 'in the hunt.'

We're calling for Jaxson Dart to play, arguing experience is all that matters for a future franchise QB. We discuss Sam Darnold's four-interception nightmare. Meanwhile, a caller suggests Brian Daboll might be secretly happy about the Giants' loss—was it a sneaky relief?

Andrew Bogusch is IN, and he's kicking off the show with the soundtrack of the Giants' misery! Meanwhile, the Eagles keep finding ways to win—but Jalen Hurts is talking about a major concern with their offense. Plus, a massive scare for the league: Could Aaron Rodgers be playing with a broken wrist?

Jerry is out calling Cowboys/Raiders! But the fill-in, C-Lo? No-Show!

Listen to the best interviews from the week on WFAN, including Marlon Wayans, Jay Leno, Brian Baldinger, Connor Hughes, Joe Benigno and Nick Bickall.

Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata wonder if anyone in the Giants front office deserves the benefit of the doubt. Plus, BT & Sal discuss if Joe Schoen is really on the hot seat or not; Evan & Tiki wonder if the Giants head coaching job is attractive with Schoen still around; they also discuss an Adam Schefter report on the next possible Giants coach; Boomer & Gio riff on the idea of Bill Belichick coaching the Giants and react to Jameis Winston being named the starter vs. the Packers.

Hear the best reactions on the Jets’ Week 11 loss to the Patriots from Boomer & Gio, Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata, and Evan & Tiki.

This week's Mets highlights include reaction to David Stearns speaking at the GM Meetings in Las Vegas. BT and Sal want Stearns to be aggressive in resolving the Pete Alonso situation to move on to other roster needs, and they debate if Brandon Nimmo can be traded to free up payroll. Plus, Boomer and Gio react to the wild story of Steve Cohen auctioning off a golden toilet, and the Evan and Tiki crew play MLB free agency bingo.

This week's Yankees highlights include reactions to the bombshell report that Paul Skenes told a Pirates teammate that he wants to join the Yankees. BT and Sal agree that the Yanks should trade the farm for the Cy Young winner, while Chris McMonigle throws cold water on the report. Plus, multiple hosts agree that the Bombers cannot afford to lose Cody Bellinger this offseason.

Boomer, Gio, and Jerry recap an eventful week in New York, including the Jets loss to the Patriots and Aaron Judge winning his third MVP. Plus, reaction to the Giants firing Brian Daboll; how must Daniel Jones feel about the Daboll news; a caller rips into Joe Schoen; Aaron Glenn continues to battle with the media; reactions on the Knicks and Scott Boras’ Pete Alonso comments.

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A packed Friday show begins with the Jets sinking even deeper as Justin Fields struggles again after one early touchdown drive. Boomer and Gio question how the team can keep putting him out there and what exactly the Jets are trying to accomplish the rest of the season. Jerry Recco’s first update features the sounds of another Patriots win, Willie Colon declaring Fields is not an NFL quarterback, and reaction from Shane Bowen as he prepares for the Packers. Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani sweep the MVP awards, Scott Boras starts hyping Cody Bellinger, and Boomer laughs about Islanders rookie Matthew Schaefer being born the same year he started at WFAN. Hour two shifts to the Giants’ head coaching search. Will they go with an experienced veteran or gamble on another coordinator. Gio sees both paths as possible and compares the situation to how the Patriots built around Drake Maye. Mike Tomlin’s name surfaces, but acquiring him would take a trade. Jerry returns with more Jets misery, Dexter Lawrence reacts to Brian Daboll’s firing, Mike Francesa’s old Ohtani take resurfaces, and the guys talk about Barstool’s Internet Invitational. Gio then wrestles with his Week 11 picks after going 0 for 5. Hour three features Boomer getting an alert about California flash floods and praising the Patriots’ uniforms. Gio reveals his new obsession with the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald and jokes that this is what aging men do. He also admits he struggles with scripted streaming shows if there are actors instead of documentary storytelling. Jerry brings more Patriots Jets audio as Brock Purdy prepares to return for San Francisco. The hour ends with Gio reacting to two unnecessary apologies and a batch of fun calls. Hour four opens with the Patriots winning their eighth straight over the Jets as Drake Maye looks fully in command. The discussion turns to what the Giants need in their next head coach for Jaxson Dart and why the Jets must turn to Tyrod Taylor. Jerry’s final update of the day features Justin Fields’ uneven performance, Shane Bowen’s comments on Daboll’s firing, and Judge and Ohtani’s MVP celebrations. Scott Boras pumps up Cody Bellinger, the Moment of the Day features a Chris Russo prank call, and the week wraps with Boomer and Gio’s NFL picks for Week eleven.

The hour opens with another rough night for the Jets as Justin Fields struggles after one early touchdown drive. Boomer and Gio question how the team can keep putting Fields out there if they want to win and build a real culture. What exactly is the plan for the rest of the season, and how can it involve anything other than moving on at quarterback? Jerry Recco delivers his first update with the sounds of the Patriots beating the Jets, plus Willie Colon saying Fields is not an NFL quarterback. Shane Bowen weighs in on the firing of Brian Daboll while turning the page toward the Packers. Aaron Judge wins the A.L. MVP, Ohtani takes the N.L. version, and Scott Boras is already talking up Cody Bellinger at the winter meetings. Boomer and Gio wrap the hour with a wild fact about Islanders rookie Matthew Schaefer being born the same year Boomer started at WFAN, Gio’s affection for the Spittin Chicklets crew, and a caller pushing the idea of an Alabama quarterback for the Jets.

Boomer and Gio dive deeper into the Giants coaching search. Will ownership lean on a proven veteran or roll the dice on another coordinator? Gio sees a path either way and compares the situation to how the Patriots set things up for Drake Maye. Mike Tomlin’s name has surfaced, but landing him would require a trade. One caller jumps in to tell Boomer he has been praising the Patriots a little too much. Jerry Recco returns with another update featuring the sounds of another Jets loss and another underwhelming outing from Justin Fields. Dexter Lawrence is asked whether he feels any responsibility for Brian Daboll’s firing. A caller to Chris Russo tosses out a head coaching suggestion, and the guys revisit Mike Francesa insisting the Yankees were lucky not to get Ohtani. Aaron Judge reacts to winning the A.L. MVP, and Boomer and Gio talk about Barstool’s Internet Invitational golf tournament. The hour closes with Gio trying to climb out of an 0-5 hole after a brutal week of picks and struggling to decide where to go next.

The hour starts with Boomer mentioning an alert on his phone about flash floods in California and admitting he loved the Patriots uniforms last night, calling them fresh. Gio explains that he has been reading about the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald and insists this is what happens to men as they get older. He also talks about trying to get into big streaming shows but struggling whenever real actors show up instead of documentary storytelling. Jerry Recco returns with more sounds from another Patriots win over the Jets, their eighth straight in the matchup. We also hear from Brock Purdy as he prepares to return for the Niners, plus reaction to Aaron Judge winning the A. L. MVP. The hour wraps with Gio discussing two apologies he thought were totally unnecessary. Amon Ra St. Brown apologized if he offended anyone with the Trump dance, and Scott Van Pelt apologized for calling Russell Wilson Mr. Limited. The phones open up for a batch of fun, random calls.

The hour opens with the Patriots extending their run to eight straight wins over the Jets as Drake Maye continues to look fully in command. Boomer and Gio compare that stability to what the Giants must find for Jaxson Dart with their next head coach. Gio also makes it clear the Jets can’t justify sending Justin Fields back out there and believes Tyrod Taylor must take over immediately. Jerry Recco delivers his final update of the day with the sounds from another Jets loss, including Justin Fields’ uneven night and Aaron Glenn’s defense of his performance. Shane Bowen discusses his role in Brian Daboll’s firing, while Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani take home MVP honors. Scott Boras is already promoting Cody Bellinger at the winter meetings. The Moment of the Day features Chris Russo getting hit with a prank call. The week wraps with Boomer and Gio making their NFL picks for week eleven.

Boomer and Gio close out the week by locking in their Week 11 NFL picks. Gio tries to rebound after a brutal stretch, Boomer looks for separation, and the guys run through the matchups with their usual mix of instincts, arguments, gut feelings, and chaos.

The Patriots push their streak to eight straight over the Jets, and Drake Maye looks completely in command. Boomer and Gio compare that stability to what the Giants need with Jaxson Dart and why pairing him with the right head coach is everything. Gio also makes it clear the Jets should stop running Justin Fields out there and turn to Tyrod Taylor if they want any shot at functioning on offense the rest of the season.

Jerry updates the latest quarterback shuffle as Brock Purdy gets set to return for the Niners, shutting down any speculation about Mac Jones stepping in. The guys react to Purdy’s comments, what his return means for San Francisco’s rhythm, and why Jones never really had a chance to make this a conversation.

Gio explains how he suddenly fell down a rabbit hole reading about the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. From ship logs to documentaries to late night deep dives, he breaks down why this historic tragedy has become his latest fascination and jokes that this is exactly what happens to men as they get older. Boomer reacts as Gio details how he got hooked and why it’s now dominating his free time.

Jerry is back with the latest, opening with the sounds of yet another Jets loss and another flat outing from Justin Fields. Dexter Lawrence addresses whether he feels any responsibility for Brian Daboll’s firing. A caller to Chris Russo throws out a bold idea for the Giants’ next head coach, and we revisit a classic Mike Francesa moment where he insisted the Yankees were fortunate they didn’t land Ohtani.

Boomer and Gio debate the Giants’ next move on the sideline as the search begins in earnest. Do they lean on experience and stability with a proven veteran, or roll the dice again on an up-and-coming coordinator? The guys break down what ownership wants, how the locker room factors in, and why the right personality matters as much as the résumé.

Jerry kicks off his first update with the sounds of the Patriots beating the Jets, followed by Willie Colon declaring that Justin Fields simply isn’t an NFL quarterback. Shane Bowen reacts to Brian Daboll’s firing and looks ahead to the Packers. Aaron Judge takes home the A.L. MVP, Ohtani grabs the N.L. version, and Scott Boras is already selling the world on Cody Bellinger at the winter meetings. Boomer and Gio then marvel at Islanders rookie Matthew Schaefer being born the same year Boomer started at WFAN.

The Jets lost again last night, and Boomer & Gio break down why they simply cannot keep putting Justin Fields on the field. After a sharp opening touchdown drive, Fields unraveled and so did the offense and the guys explain how that kills any hope of winning games or building a real culture. Boomer details what he’s seeing on tape, Gio vents about the mixed messages coming from inside the building, and the guys try to answer the big question: What exactly are the Jets trying to accomplish the rest of this season?

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A loaded Thursday on Boomer & Gio. Hour 1 opens with a tribute to beloved New York hockey writer Larry Brooks, followed by a heated debate on Aaron Glenn’s attitude toward the media. Jerry Recco’s update includes Mike Kafka’s first comments as interim head coach, Brian Burns on whether he let Brian Daboll down, and Jameis Winston fired up to start in “the greatest city in the world.” The guys also hit Russell Wilson’s demotion reaction, AJ Brown telling fantasy owners to drop him, the Knicks’ loss at MSG, and Scott Boras’ alliterative pitch for Pete Alonso. They close the hour with the station’s old-school “meet & beat” Giants/Packers promo. Hour 2 breaks down the Disney vs YouTubeTV standoff on earnings day, Gio admitting he watches regular YouTube more than anything else, and more from Mike Kafka, who says he remains tight with Brian Daboll. The crew reacts to Michael Penix Jr. revealing he doesn’t have many teammates to lean on during tough days, plus more Knicks reaction and a note that Drew Brees will be on the call for Packers/Giants. Hour 3 starts with Boomer referencing Netflix’s James Garfield content before Gio veers into a BTK documentary. The focus shifts to Jets–Patriots tonight with Justin Fields expected to start despite ugly performances. The guys question Fields’ future, assess the Giants turning to Jameis, and consider Joe Schoen’s job security. Jerry’s update features Drake Maye, Mike Kafka, Russell Wilson, and Matt LaFleur answering job-related questions. Terry Bradshaw compares Tom Brady to Otto Graham, the Knicks lose again, and the hour ends with Gio staying in NYC for a Dunkin’ event and a caller asking why the Giants’ defense looks gassed. Hour 4 begins with stunned callers questioning how the Jets have one takeaway and zero interceptions through nine games. Calls roll in about Kafka’s future, Fields vs. Jameis tonight, and Garrett Wilson’s status. Jerry’s final update hits Stefon Diggs’ nor’easter uniforms, Brian Burns’ honesty, AJ Brown’s fantasy football comments, and more Knicks injury updates. The Moment of the Day is the Giants–Packers “meet & beat” promo. The show wraps with Gio predicting the Jets get crushed — and rooting for it — while Boomer says Thursday night games always stay close.

Boomer & Gio open Hour 1 with a tribute to beloved New York hockey writer Larry Brooks after his passing. The conversation shifts to Aaron Glenn’s tense behavior with the media tactic or attitude? Jerry Recco checks in with his first update, featuring Mike Kafka addressing the media as interim head coach, Brian Burns on whether he let Brian Daboll down, and Jameis Winston amped to be QB in “the greatest city in the world.” The hour also covers Russell Wilson’s response to being demoted, AJ Brown telling fantasy owners to drop him on Twitch, and Nick Sirianni reacting to the fallout. Plus, the Knicks lose at home as Jalen Brunson lands in a walking boot, Scott Boras drops his latest Alonso alliteration, and the station promo tees up Giants/Packers with an old-school “meet and beat.”

Hour 2 kicks off with Boomer & Gio digging into Disney’s major earnings day as their standoff with YouTubeTV continues. Gio admits he watches regular YouTube more than anything else, sparking a debate about how people actually consume TV now. Jerry Recco returns for an update—but only after the guys roast him for still having an actual antenna at home. They revisit Mike Kafka’s comments about staying close with Brian Daboll, then react to Michael Penix Jr. surprisingly admitting he doesn’t really have teammates to lean on during tough days. The Knicks drop their first home game of the season at MSG, Scott Boras delivers another alliteration-filled pitch on Pete Alonso’s free agency, and the hour wraps with a preview of Packers/Giants featuring Drew Brees on the call alongside Adam Amin.

Hour 3 opens with Boomer diving into Netflix history docs on James Garfield, which quickly sends Gio into a wild pivot on the BTK killer. From there, attention turns to Jets–Patriots tonight, where Justin Fields is expected to start despite some brutal performances this season. The guys question whether Fields has any future here and discuss the Giants turning to Jameis Winston while Joe Schoen’s job status hangs in the balance. Jerry Recco returns with an update featuring Drake Maye ahead of Jets/Pats, more from interim Giants coach Mike Kafka, and Russell Wilson reflecting on close losses under Brian Daboll. Matt LaFleur is asked if he’s coaching for his job, Terry Bradshaw questions whether Tom Brady is truly the best, and the Knicks’ home streak ends with a loss to the Magic. The crew also debates whether Jerry would move to Memphis for an NBA play-by-play job. The hour closes with Gio needing to stay in NYC for a Dunkin’ event, and a caller asking why the Giants’ defense looks exhausted late in games.

Hour 4 opens with stunned callers reacting to the Jets defense having just one takeaway and zero interceptions through nine games. The conversation shifts to whether Mike Kafka could realistically keep the Giants’ head coaching job, and who’s more likely to deliver tonight Justin Fields or Jameis Winston. With Garrett Wilson unlikely to play, the guys wait for clarity from Rich Cimini. Jerry Recco’s final update includes Stefon Diggs hyping up the Bills’ nor’easter uniforms, Brian Burns on whether he let Brian Daboll down, Russell Wilson continuing to say all the right things, and AJ Brown addressing his “drop me in fantasy” comments. The Knicks fall to the Magic at MSG, and Jalen Brunson leaves in a walking boot. The Moment of the Day spotlights the throwback Giants–Packers promo calling the matchup an OG “meet & beat.” To close the show, Gio predicts the Jets get crushed tonight and admits he’s rooting for it while Boomer reminds everyone that Thursday night games tend to stay close thanks to the short week.

Boomer & Gio spotlight the Moment of the Day — the station’s promo hyping Giants vs. Packers as an old-school “meet & beat.” The guys crack up over the phrasing, the vibe, and why it somehow fits this matchup perfectly.

Boomer & Gio react to the stunning stat that the Jets defense has produced just one turnover in nine games — and no interceptions at all. The guys break down how that’s even possible, what it says about the unit, and why it’s a massive red flag heading into tonight’s game.

Boomer & Gio react to growing speculation around Matt LaFleur’s job security in Green Bay. If the Packers decide to move on, Boomer makes it clear—he’d take LaFleur in a heartbeat. The guys break down his track record, why he’d fit, and what it would mean for the Giants’ coaching landscape.

Boomer dives into Netflix’s James Garfield documentaries, Gio abruptly steers things into a BTK killer deep-dive, and then the guys lock in on Jets–Patriots tonight. With Justin Fields expected to start despite some rough outings this season, Boomer & Gio debate what we’ll see, what’s at stake, and whether Fields has any real future here.

Boomer & Gio react to the Knicks dropping their first home game of the season to the Magic, raising early concerns about consistency at MSG. Jerry Recco shares Scott Boras’ latest round of Alonso-themed alliteration as he ramps up the Pete Alonso free-agency campaign. The guys also touch on Michael Penix Jr.’s surprising admission that he doesn’t have many teammates to lean on during tough days, and they close the hour by looking ahead to Packers/Giants with Drew Brees on the call.

Boomer & Gio dig into Disney’s massive earnings-day faceoff with YouTubeTV and what the standoff means for viewers. Gio admits he watches regular YouTube more than anything else, sparking a debate on how people actually consume TV now. Jerry comes in for an update—right after the guys grill him about still using a literal antenna at home. Plus, Mike Kafka speaks on staying in touch with Brian Daboll and why their relationship hasn’t changed.

Boomer & Gio dive into Jameis Winston’s electric comments about stepping in as QB and embracing the chance to play in what he calls “the greatest city in the world.” The guys react to his energy, what it means for the locker room, and whether his confidence can actually translate to wins on Sunday. Classic Jameis vibes, classic Boomer & Gio analysis.

Boomer & Gio open the show with a heartfelt tribute to legendary hockey writer Larry Brooks, reflecting on his impact, legacy, and the mark he left on New York sports. Then the guys pivot to a fiery conversation about Aaron Glenn’s bizarre and hostile treatment of the media this week. Why is he acting like this? What’s behind the sudden attitude?

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Boomer and Gio light up the airwaves with a mix of chaos, comedy, and controversy. They kick off reacting to Ian O’Connor’s bombshell that Joe Schoen might not be safe as Giants GM, then pivot to the Mavericks firing Nico Harrison after his Luka Doncic fallout. Jerry calls Aaron Glenn a “tool” for his media meltdown, sparking a heated debate about combative coaches and frustrated reporters. In Hour 2, Gio doubles down on Glenn’s behavior saying you can’t pick fights with the media when you’re losing and the guys talk Bill Belichick’s fall from legend to unwanted while breaking news drops: Jameis Winston is expected to start for the Giants. They also check out the Patriots’ new “nor’easter” uniforms and debate Antonio Pierce as a fiery fit for the Giants. Hour 3 turns Hollywood as Boomer recounts sitting next to Michael Kay and Adam Schefter at the Landman premiere with Demi Moore stealing the spotlight. Then comes the call that takes over the day: a WFAN Golf Invitational featuring Mike Francesa in Boomer and Gio’s foursome. Hour 4 wraps with more Giants fan fury one caller calling Joe Schoen a “back-stabbing s.o.b.” plus Al Dukes filling in for Jerry with the Moment of the Day: the now-legendary WFAN Golf Invitational debate. Gio ends the show with a mic drop: “There’s zero chance Francesa says yes.”

Boomer and Gio start the show reacting to Ian O’Connor’s report that Joe Schoen might not be guaranteed to return as Giants GM next season. They also dive into the Mavericks’ decision to fire GM Nico Harrison after the Luka Doncic fallout. Jerry opens his first update by calling Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn a “tool” for stonewalling the media over injury questions, and shares Knicks highlights as they stay perfect at MSG. The hour wraps with debate over Bill Belichick’s fading reputation and Gio pointing out that Mike Kafka not Brian Daboll was the one calling the plays that have Jaxson Dart running wild.

Boomer and Gio kick off the hour blasting Aaron Glenn for going after reporters Gio says you can’t act like that unless you’re winning, and warns that the media will turn on him fast. The guys also get into how beat reporters and opinion columnists are blurring together in today’s NFL coverage. They pivot to Fernando Mendoza’s NFL potential before Jerry’s update brings more fireworks: Glenn’s media meltdown, Bill Belichick saying he’s “on to Wake Forest,” and Mike Valenti torching Gus Johnson on Detroit radio. The Knicks keep rolling at MSG, Jim Rome reacts to the Mavs firing Nico Harrison, and big news breaks Jameis Winston is set to start Sunday against the Packers. Plus, the Patriots unveil their icy new “nor’easter” uniforms, and a caller makes his pitch for Antonio Pierce as the next Giants head coach.

Boomer and Gio kick off the hour with Boomer’s star-studded night at the Landman premiere sitting next to Michael Kay, chatting with Adam Schefter, and spotting Demi Moore looking stunning on the red carpet. The guys then have fun with a caller’s idea for a WFAN Golf Invitational featuring Mike Francesa in their foursome. Jerry’s update brings the breaking news that Jameis Winston will start for the Giants this weekend, plus Mike Vrabel on facing the Jets, and Jerry Jones praising Quinnen Williams. The Knicks stay perfect at MSG after beating the Grizzlies, and a caller ends the hour roasting Aaron Glenn with a hilarious case of “short man syndrome.”

Boomer and Gio close out the show with laughs and fireworks. The WFAN Golf Invitational idea takes over the studio as listeners imagine Gio and Mike Francesa teaming up on the course — though Gio insists there’s “zero chance” Francesa would ever agree to play. The phones light up again with more reaction to Brian Daboll’s firing, including a furious caller calling Joe Schoen a “back-stabbing s.o.b.” Al Dukes fills in for Jerry on the final update and delivers the Moment of the Day, featuring the viral golf debate. The guys also touch on YouTubeTV’s messy rebate offer and a rumor linking Daboll to Penn State — but the day belongs to the fantasy of a WFAN Golf Showdown.

Al Dukes steps in for the final update and delivers a hilarious Moment of the Day featuring the idea of a WFAN Golf Invitational with Gio teeing off alongside Mike Francesa. The crew cracks up imagining Francesa’s reactions on the course, and in the final segment, they debate whether it could ever actually happen. Gio shuts it down fast saying there’s “zero chance” Francesa would ever agree to play.

Boomer and Gio take a fiery call from a fan who unloads on Giants GM Joe Schoen, calling him a “back-stabbing s.o.b.” after the team’s front-office drama. The guys debate whether Schoen really turned on Brian Daboll or if fans are just looking for someone to blame. Gio says the perception of Schoen has completely flipped, while Boomer wonders if ownership is quietly losing faith too.

Boomer and Gio react to Mike Vrabel’s comments ahead of tomorrow night’s matchup with the struggling Jets. Boomer says Vrabel’s confidence is justified, while Gio wonders if the Jets can even make it competitive. They break down how New York’s offense might survive against Vrabel’s defense and why this could be another long, ugly night for Gang Green.

Boomer and Gio crack up over a caller’s idea for a WFAN Golf Invitational, imagining a foursome featuring themselves and the legendary Mike Francesa. The guys debate who would actually carry the team, how Francesa would handle missed putts, and which other FAN personalities could join the field. Boomer insists it would be chaos. Gio says it would be radio gold.

Boomer and Gio react to reports that Jameis Winston will start Sunday against the Packers, and debate what kind of spark or chaos he could bring to the offense. Then they check out the Patriots’ new “nor’easter” uniforms debuting on Thursday night, with Gio wondering if New England is trying a little too hard to stay relevant. The hour wraps with a passionate caller making his case for Antonio Pierce as the next Giants head coach and Boomer and Gio weigh whether the fiery former linebacker could be the right fit for Big Blue’s rebuild.

Boomer and Gio imagine a wild NFL reality — Bill Belichick, once the dream hire for Giants fans, is now available and nobody in New York wants him. Gio says it’s crazy how fast the perception has flipped, from legendary savior to untouchable coach. The guys debate whether Belichick’s rigid style and lack of recent success have made him unhireable, and if the Giants would ever reconsider bringing him home — or if that ship has officially sailed.

Boomer and Gio dive into Aaron Glenn’s latest clash with reporters, calling out the Jets defensive coordinator for being combative and defensive despite his team’s struggles. Gio says you can’t bark at the media when you’re not winning, and warns that reporters will start rooting against you. The guys talk about how Glenn’s behavior has crossed the line from confident to confrontational, and how the tension between coaches and beat writers is boiling over in New York.

Boomer and Gio crack up as Jerry goes off on Jets defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, calling him a “tool” for refusing to answer injury questions from reporters. Glenn’s short-fused exchange with the media sets Gio off — he says you can’t act like that when your team isn’t winning. The crew debates how much tension is fair between coaches and beat reporters, and whether Glenn’s attitude is wearing thin inside the Jets’ building.

Boomer and Gio react to Ian O’Connor’s report that Joe Schoen’s job as Giants GM isn’t safe beyond this season, raising questions about ownership’s trust and the team’s direction after firing Brian Daboll. The guys debate how Schoen could go from “rebuilding hero” to “on the hot seat” so quickly. Then they pivot to the NBA, where the Mavericks fired GM Nico Harrison after his handling of Luka Doncic backfired. Boomer and Gio wonder if this could be a cautionary tale for the Giants — when star players and front offices clash, someone always pays the price.

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Boomer & Gio react to the Giants officially firing Brian Daboll but somehow keeping Joe Schoen. Gio calls it “a package breakup that makes no sense,” while Boomer looks ahead to who could replace him, from Steve Spagnuolo to big-name college coaches. The guys question Schoen’s future, debate whether Jaxson Dart was really a Daboll guy, and react to Tiki Barber saying the culture changed under Daboll. Then, the Giants’ season gets even juicier they’re starring in Hard Knocks: In Season with the entire NFC East. Gio floats Jon Gruden as a wild replacement idea, Boomer wonders if Zac Taylor could be next to go, and Michelle Beadle goes head-to-head with Stephen A. Smith in a fiery media showdown. Finally, could the Giants actually trade for their next head coach? Boomer thinks Mike Tomlin might be worth a call. Plus, Jerry Recco’s updates feature Daboll reaction, Gruden on Jaxson Dart, and the Rangers finally winning at MSG capped off by the Moment of the Day: Al Dukes admits he’s into “horse face women,” and the room absolutely loses it.

Boomer & Gio react to the Giants officially firing Brian Daboll while keeping Joe Schoen a decision Gio finds puzzling. With Jaxson Dart in place, this suddenly becomes one of the NFL’s most attractive jobs. The guys debate potential replacements, from Steve Spagnuolo to big-name college coaches, and wonder how Daniel Jones feels about the move. Jerry’s update features Daboll reaction, Eagles-Packers highlights, and a rare Rangers win at home. It’s officially all about Jaxson Dart and 2026 for Big Blue.

Gio can’t understand why Joe Schoen survives after he and Brian Daboll “failed on an epic level.” Boomer and Gio break down Schoen’s shaky draft record, the rumors that Jaxson Dart was a Daboll guy, and whether keeping Schoen makes any sense. Jerry’s update features Tiki Barber’s thoughts on the Daboll firing saying the culture in the building did change — plus highlights from Eagles-Packers and the Rangers’ rare home win. In the final segment, the guys debate whether Mike Kafka deserves his shot to lead the Giants for the rest of the season.

Boomer & Gio react to the Giants being featured on Hard Knocks: In Season with the NFC East and the timing couldn’t be juicier. Gio jokes that it’s reality TV gold after Daboll’s firing, while Boomer wonders if Jon Gruden could actually return to coach Jaxson Dart. Plus, Chris Simms defends Mike McDaniel, Zac Taylor’s job could be in danger, and Michelle Beadle unloads on Stephen A. Smith in a fiery media feud.

Boomer & Gio explore the crazy idea of the Giants trading for their next head coach — could Mike Tomlin actually be in play? The guys debate whether Big Blue needs an experienced leader or another first-time coordinator. Plus, Jerry’s update includes Sean McDermott on a Daboll return, Jon Gruden’s advice to Jaxson Dart, and yet another low-scoring Eagles win. The Rangers finally pull out a victory at MSG, the Jets are somehow still “in the hunt,” and in the Moment of the Day — Al reveals his unusual taste in women, and the studio loses it.

Jerry Recco’s update covers Sean McDermott addressing Brian Daboll rumors, Jon Gruden’s pre-draft advice to Jaxson Dart, and the Eagles’ 10–7 win over the Packers. The Rangers finally get a home victory, and the Jets are somehow still “in the hunt.” Then, in the Moment of the Day, Al drops a jaw-dropping confession — he’s into horse face women — sending Boomer, Gio, and Jerry into total hysterics.

Boomer & Gio debate a wild possibility could the Giants actually trade for their next head coach? With Brian Daboll gone and Jaxson Dart in place, Gio wonders if ownership might chase a proven winner already under contract elsewhere. Boomer breaks down how rare (but not impossible) it is, citing past examples and the kind of coach worth giving up draft picks for.

Gio floats a wild idea Jon Gruden coaching Jaxson Dart while Boomer questions if Zac Taylor’s job could be in danger in Cincinnati. Jerry Recco’s update features Chris Simms defending Mike McDaniel as a “trendsetter,” Aaron Glenn’s thoughts on Justin Fields, and a fiery clash between Michelle Beadle and Stephen A. Smith.

Boomer & Gio react to the Giants being featured on Hard Knocks: In Season alongside the rest of the NFC East. Gio says it’s perfect timing after Brian Daboll’s firing pure chaos for the cameras while Boomer wonders how much access we’ll really get inside the building. From Jaxson Dart’s rise to front-office tension, it’s must-see drama at MetLife.

Boomer & Gio react to Tiki Barber’s comments about how Brian Daboll changed the Giants’ culture for better or worse. Was the foundation stronger under Daboll than people think, or did the locker room tune him out? The guys debate what “culture” really means after another losing season. Plus, Jerry Recco’s update features Tiki’s full remarks, reaction to the firing, and highlights from Eagles-Packers and the Rangers’ surprising home win.

Boomer & Gio dive into the Giants’ stunning decision to part ways with Brian Daboll while keeping GM Joe Schoen. Gio calls it a baffling move after both men failed together, while Boomer questions what ownership really sees in Schoen. The guys debate how this impacts Jaxson Dart’s development, who’s to blame for the collapse, and whether the Giants just created even more confusion at the top.

Boomer & Gio wonder how Daniel Jones really feels about Brian Daboll’s firing. Gio thinks Jones might be quietly celebrating after a rocky relationship with his now-former head coach. Boomer weighs in on what this means for Jones’ future with Jaxson Dart taking over. Plus, Jerry Recco’s update features Daboll reaction, Eagles-Packers highlights, and the Rangers finally winning at home.

Boomer & Gio react to the stunning move by the Giants to fire Brian Daboll while keeping GM Joe Schoen. Gio calls it strange to split up the duo that came in together, while Boomer wonders what this means for Jaxson Dart’s future. Is this the right reset for the franchise or another sign of front-office confusion at MetLife?

Hear the best reactions on the Jets’ Week 10 win over the Browns from Boomer & Gio, Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata, and Joe Benigno on Evan & Tiki.

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Tierney & Licata, Evan & Tiki and Boomer & Gio react to the Brian Daboll firing and news on general manager Joe Schoen following the loss to the Bears in Week 10

The Giants blow another fourth-quarter lead this time in Chicago and Brian Daboll’s future feels more uncertain than ever. Boomer says if Jaxson Dart can’t go, it has to be Jameis Winston on Sunday, while Gio wonders how much longer ownership can wait to make a change. The Jets somehow beat the Browns despite Justin Fields throwing for just 54 yards, and Boomer gives credit to Darren Mougey for keeping the team alive. Plus, the Bills get smoked by the Dolphins, the Patriots roll in Tampa, and even Steve Cohen’s gold toilet makes an appearance.

Giants hit rock bottom—another blown lead, Jaxson Dart concussed, and Brian Daboll’s job hanging by a thread. Boomer says start Jameis, not Russ, as Packers fans prep to invade MetLife. Gio’s stat pack stuns: the Giants are 1-2 when every other team is 87-1 in the same spot. Jets win ugly—under 100 passing yards but two special-teams TDs. Around the league: Trevor Lawrence trade talk, Texans comeback, Knicks torch the Nets, and Boomer wonders if it’s time to put Daboll out of his misery.

The Giants find new ways to lose, blowing another winnable game in Chicago as Brian Daboll faces more questions about his future. Meanwhile, the Jets somehow win a game where Justin Fields threw for just 54 yards thanks to special teams magic and a gritty defensive effort. Boomer and Gio break down a wild Sunday for New York football, from the Giants’ misery to the Jets’ ugly but satisfying win.

Gio can’t get over the fact that Steve Cohen is selling his gold toilet, but that’s not the only bizarre headline of the day. The guys dive into the latest sports betting scandal involving two Cleveland Guardians pitchers and Gio says fans simply don’t care. Not about MLB, not about the NBA, and definitely not until it hits the NFL. Jerry returns with an update featuring another Giants meltdown, including a punt gone wrong, Russell Wilson’s postgame confusion, and Kayvon Thibodeaux calling out the team. The Jets pull off a wild win over the Browns thanks to two special teams touchdowns and a four-sack day from Will McDonald. Plus, Donald Trump joins the Lions-Commanders broadcast booth, the Patriots stun the Bucs in Tampa, and the hour wraps with Boomer and Gio asking: if the Giants hit 2-11 before the bye… is that the moment Brian Daboll gets fired?

Giants fans have officially had enough. The calls are pouring in and the message is clear — Brian Daboll’s time is almost up. Boomer and Gio break down another fourth-quarter collapse in Chicago, the vibe inside the locker room, and what ownership is waiting for. Plus, the Jets somehow keep winning despite Justin Fields throwing for just 54 yards, and Boomer reacts to the latest moves from GM Darren Mougey. Jerry returns with all the sounds from another Giants loss and a Moment of the Day that Rangers fans will love.

The Giants blow yet another fourth-quarter lead as Caleb Williams stuns New York and Jaxson Dart exits with a concussion. Brian Daboll faces more questions about his job while Dexter Lawrence tries to stay loyal. The Jets win ugly thanks to defense and special teams, Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers stumble, and Matthew Stafford keeps rolling. Plus, President Trump joins the broadcast booth and actually calls a play on live TV and Boomer & Gio break it all down with their trademark disbelief.

Gio’s betting weekend was an all-time disaster. Every pick missed Bills, Bucs, Texans-Jags under nothing even came close. Boomer and Gio break down the carnage, compare records, and laugh through the wreckage as Gio admits he “couldn’t have been more wrong.” Then the guys take calls on the Giants’ front office, Antonio Pierce as a possible coordinator, and whether Joe Schoen deserves another draft after so many early-round misses.

The Giants do it again another blown lead, another brutal loss, this time to Caleb Williams and the Bears. Boomer and Gio react to the latest meltdown as Jaxson Dart exits with a concussion, Russell Wilson finishes the game, and Brian Daboll looks completely lost at the podium. Kayvon Thibodeaux speaks out, the Giants drop to 2–8, and questions swirl about who starts next week. Meanwhile, the Jets stun the Browns with two special teams touchdowns, Aaron Glenn praises his staff, and Boomer breaks down a wild Sunday across the NFL from Josh Allen’s meltdown in Miami to President Trump crashing the broadcast booth and Gus Johnson absolutely losing his mind on a college call.

Boomer and Gio react to the bizarre story of Steve Cohen auctioning off his $10 million gold toilet and how it perfectly sums up the Mets’ season before diving into Major League Baseball’s growing gambling scandal. From Guardians pitchers caught fixing prop bets to questions about how deep it goes, the guys debate whether fans, players, or commissioners are taking it seriously enough.

The Jets somehow pull out a win despite Justin Fields throwing for just 54 yards thanks to special teams heroics and a dominant defensive effort. Boomer and Gio react to one of the strangest victories of the season, as Aaron Glenn’s crew finds a way to win ugly while the Giants sink further into chaos.

Boomer can’t believe what he saw from Buffalo a shocking loss to a Dolphins team that had basically waved the white flag. The guys break down how the Bills blew it, why the Patriots are suddenly surging behind Drake Maye, and what it all means for the AFC playoff picture. Then it’s back to the Giants’ ongoing mess: callers sound off on Brian Daboll, Joe Schoen, and the looming question of who could be the next head coach.

Boomer & Gio react to Brian Daboll’s postgame comments after yet another brutal Giants collapse. Jaxson Dart fumbles late, the defense falls apart against Caleb Williams, and Daboll admits, “We blew it again.” The guys break down what went wrong — from Dart’s mounting injuries to Dexter Lawrence’s frustration and the team’s total lack of finish. Plus, they discuss whether the locker room is just cooked at this point and how much blame still falls on the head coach.

Boomer & Gio react to another brutal Giants collapse Jaxson Dart goes down with a concussion, Brian Daboll looks defeated, and fans are demanding change. The guys debate whether this was the final nail in Daboll’s coffin and if it’s time to turn to Jameis Winston.

Evan Roberts discusses the possibility of Cody Bellinger to the Mets and what he would want that to look like. Plus, Pete Hoffman gives his take on the Pete Alonso opt out with BT & Sal and argue if it is a distraction; Evan is bothered two Mets coaches have joined the Braves’ staff; Evan, Tiki, Shaun and Tommy give their plans to fix the Yankees (34:31); Evan is intrigued by the A-Rod documentary; BT, Sal and Pete Hoffman on if Alonso will earn MVP votes next season and if Aaron Boone has the safest job of all New York sports teams.

In the wake of the Jets fire sale, Evan makes his case for why Gang Green can use their load of draft picks to make a splash for the next top quarterback that becomes available via trade, like Joe Burrow. Meanwhile, Morash makes the case that it's Jalen Hurts. Plus, BT and Sal love the messaging from Aaron Glenn after the team's big trades, and what is next for Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson?

Shaun Morash has a scoop that the Giants were prepared to fire Brian Daboll following the loss to Denver. Plus, Shaun and Tommy Lugauer argue if Daboll or Joe Schoen is more to blame; Boomer & Gio and BT & Sal react to Morash’s report and discuss Daboll’s future; BT & Sal react to the Giants’ inactive trade deadline; Boomer says Jaxson Dart is better than Bo Nix

This week's Jets highlights include all the reaction to the team's busy trade deadline, which was mainly celebrated by all hosts (except Evan Roberts). Plus, BT and Sal were not sad at all to see Sauce Gardner moved for two first-round picks, and Evan took exception to Aaron Glenn's press conference.

Hear from the best interviews of the week on WFAN, including Rick Pitino with Boomer & Gio, Brian Baldinger on the Sauce Gardner trade, Joe Benigno on the Jets trade deadline, Henrik Lundqvist with BT & Sal, Art Stapleton on the Giants, and Zach Rosenblatt on the Jets.

Boomer & Gio welcome Nikki Gist, who says she had the scoop on the Giants nearly firing Brian Daboll before Shaun Morash did. Plus, Boomer & Gio love what the Jets did at the trade deadline; Jerry plays audio from Pat McAfee’s live reaction to the Sauce Gardner trade and unorthodox advice from Paul Pierce; Boomer believes the Knicks' win over the Timberwolves was a statement; St. John’s head coach Rick Pitino joins the show; the guys make their Week 10 picks.

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It’s a jam-packed show today! We start with the Broncos sneaking past the Raiders in a 10-7 snoozer, Boomer saying Jaxson Dart is already better than Bo Nix, and Shaun Morash claiming the Giants were this close to firing Brian Daboll. Hour two heats up with Morash vs. podcaster Nikki Gist battling over who broke the Daboll story first, angry callers, Giants kicker questions, and Nikki calling in herself. In hour three, Gio weighs in on who was really ‘shivving’ Daboll, plus Jets and Giants updates, Garrett Wilson ‘shocked’ by trades, Stephen A. Smith doubts Daniel Jones, reactions to the death of Cowboy Marshawn Kneeland, and Joe Davis’ 18-inning World Series confession. Hour four brings NFL weekend matchups, BT & Sal drama at the A-Rod documentary, Sauce Gardner on the Indy trade, Mookie Betts calling the World Series boring, the Moment of the Day with Gio as Shaun Morash, and we wrap up with our NFL picks for the week!

Broncos sneak past the Raiders in a 10-7 snoozer, but Boomer’s already saying Jaxson Dart > Bo Nix. Denver’s the first team to eight wins, but do we trust them in the playoffs? Giants break out their all-white throwbacks in Chicago — Gio is loving it. Jerry’s first update covers the only interesting play in the Broncos game, Sean Payton gets testy with a reporter, and Shaun Morash drops a bomb: the Giants were this close to firing Brian Daboll. Dak Prescott talks about Marshawn Kneeland death, the Devils beat Montreal in OT, and Boomer even made it to Phil Simms’ 70th birthday party.

The Daboll drama continues! Shaun Morash and podcaster Nikki Gist go head-to-head over who broke the story first, while Dan in Carteret goes off on Nikki… and Anthony in Belleville wants a piece of him. Jerry’s back with audio from a caller claiming Morash ripped Nikki’s scoop, and John in Maspeth calls in to back it up. Giants are in Chicago, but who’s kicking? Graham Gano talks death threats after legalized gambling, and Jaxson Dart’s dad responds to Boomer on the Giants’ coaching rumors. And to cap it all off, Nikki Gist calls in herself to weigh in on the feud!

"It’s all going down this hour! Gio weighs in on Shaun Morash and Nikki Gist’s Daboll drama, thinking both were working off the same source — but one caller isn’t happy Gio’s backing his friend. Jerry returns with the sounds from the Broncos’ not-so-exciting win over the Raiders, plus Giants in Chicago and Jets vs. Browns updates. Garrett Wilson says he’s ‘shocked’ by the trades, Stephen A. Smith isn’t buying Daniel Jones, and we hear from players and coaches reacting to the death of Cowboy Marshawn Kneeland. Joe Davis insists he didn’t pee during that 18-inning World Series game, Boomer hopes the Rangers can finally score a home goal, and a caller wonders if the Jets will chase a veteran QB in the offseason.

Gio breaks down the weekend’s top NFL matchups — he’s all in on Patriots at Tampa Bay — plus Jerry’s final update covers BT & Sal drama at the A-Rod documentary, Sean Payton going back and forth with a reporter, Sauce Gardner on the trade to Indy, and Dak Prescott remembering Cowboy Marshawn Kneeland. Mookie Betts calls the 18-inning World Series ‘boring,’ we highlight the Moment of the Day with Gio as Shaun Morash debating who had the Giants story first, and we close out the week with our NFL picks!

Here you go, our official NFL picks for Week 10.

Plenty of NFL action this weekend and we break down some of the matchups you won’t want to miss!

Jerry’s back with his update, kicking things off with the sounds from the Broncos’ not-so-exciting win over the Raiders. The Giants head to Chicago, the Jets take on the Browns, and Garrett Wilson says he’s ‘shocked’ by the trades. Stephen A. Smith isn’t buying Daniel Jones, we hear from players and coaches reacting to the death of Cowboy Marshawn Kneeland, and Joe Davis swears he didn’t pee during that 18-inning World Series game!

Even though Shaun Morash and Nikki Gist have crossed paths before, Gio believes Morash when he says he didn’t see the Daboll tweet. Gio thinks both were working off the same source ‘shivving’ Brian Daboll — but one caller is not happy with Gio for backing his friend!

Nikki Gist calls in to talk about her battle with Morash.

We kept the drama going between Shaun Morash and podcaster Nikki Gist — both claiming they had the Brian Daboll scoop first. Dan in Carteret calls in to rip Nikki for thinking everyone should know who she is, and in the end, both Morash and Nikki say Daboll was all but fired after that Denver loss… until cooler heads stepped in.

Jerry’s here with his first update of the morning — and he starts with the only interesting play from that Broncos win. Sean Payton gets a little testy with a reporter after the game, Shaun Morash says the Giants were this close to firing Brian Daboll, and Dak Prescott opens up about the shocking death of Marshawn Kneeland. Plus, the Devils take down Montreal in overtime!

The Broncos squeak past the Raiders in a snoozer. Boomer’s already crowning Jaxson Dart better than Bo Nix. Denver’s the first team to eight wins, but do we really believe in them come playoff time? And over in Chicago, the Giants are breaking out those sweet all-white throwbacks — and Gio is absolutely here for it.

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It’s been a packed day! The Knicks rocked the T-Wolves in a win Boomer called one of the most satisfying in years, and yes, Gio’s wife went medium rare plus. Jerry’s updates had it all — Jets trades, Quincy Williams out, Quinnen headed to Dallas, and Jaxson Dart refusing excuses. Aaron Glenn is still keeping the QB under wraps, while JJ McCarthy’s alter-ego makes its intimidating debut. Rick Pitino stopped by to talk St. John’s season, Zach Gelb dissected Urban Meyer’s Penn State link, and Boomer marveled at last night’s supermoon. NFL fans, Boomer’s predicting a Broncos blowout over the Raiders, and the Mets coaching shuffle sent two straight to the Braves. We wrapped with the Sauce Gardner trade reactions, Knicks domination, and the shocking news that 24-year-old Cowboys DE Marshawn Kneeland has passed away.

We kicked off the hour celebrating a decisive Knicks win over the T-Wolves — Boomer called it one of the most satisfying in years. Jerry had updates on the Jets shakeup — Aaron Glenn reacts, Quincy’s out, and Quinnen’s off to Dallas. Brian Daboll talks Jaxson Dart’s style of play, we heard the sounds of that big Knicks win, and yes — Gio’s wife ordered her steak medium rare plus. We wrapped with talk about the Jets’ mindset after all the losing — can Aaron Glenn get this team to keep fighting?

Aaron Glenn keeps us guessing on the Jets’ QB, though Justin Fields looks like the frontrunner. A caller reminds us it’s Stephen Waldren’s birthday, while NYC’s mayor-elect is asking for more donations. Jerry’s back with updates — Glenn says the Jets are a team fans will be proud of, JJ McCarthy admits to having an alter-ego, and the Knicks rolled over the T-Wolves at MSG. We wrap with a Cleveland host questioning Shedeur Sanders — three injuries, no playing time. What’s going on there?

St. John’s head coach Rick Pitino stops by to preview the season. Jerry’s back with updates, but first — Boomer takes us to last night’s supermoon. Breece Hall weighs in on his Jets future, Aaron Glenn relates to Kevin Stefanski’s Browns grind, and Zach Gelb breaks down Urban Meyer’s Penn State link — Meyer even addressed it on a podcast. The Knicks dominated the T-Wolves at the Garden, and we close with a Sayville golf coach calling in to help Gio up his game, plus a deep dive into the wild ‘Internet Invitational.’

We break down tonight’s Raiders-Broncos matchup — Boomer’s calling it a Broncos blowout with Geno Smith under center against a league-leading sack attack. Matt Kalil’s ex-wife opens up on a podcast about their marriage drama, while the Mets move on from two coaches — who were scooped up by the Braves. Jerry’s back with his final update: Colts players react to the Sauce Gardner trade, Quinnen Williams settles into Dallas, and Jaxson Dart refuses to make excuses. The Knicks crushed the T-Wolves at MSG, JJ McCarthy’s mean alter-ego steals the Moment of the Day, and we close with the shocking news that 24-year-old Cowboys DE Marshawn Kneeland has passed away — details are scarce.

Jerry’s back with the final update of the day! Colts players react to the team landing Sauce Gardner, Quinnen Williams is settling into Dallas, and Jaxson Dart isn’t making excuses for his starter record. The Knicks crushed the T-Wolves at MSG, and the Moment of the Day? JJ McCarthy’s mean alter-ego makes its debut!

Tonight it’s Raiders in Denver — we break down the spread and the matchup. With the Broncos leading the league in sacks and Geno Smith’s turnover woes, Boomer’s predicting a blowout. Plus, Matt Kalil’s ex-wife opens up on a podcast about their marriage struggles… and yes, it’s as wild as it sounds.

Jerry’s back with the update — Breece Hall weighs in on his future with the Jets, Aaron Glenn relates to Kevin Stefanski’s Browns grind, and Zach Gelb breaks down Urban Meyer’s Penn State link — Meyer even addressed it on a podcast yesterday. Oh, and the Knicks? They blew out the T-Wolves at the Garden!

Rick Pitino is here to preview the upcoming exciting season of Red Storm basketball.

Jerry’s back with an update — Aaron Glenn says the Jets are a team fans will be proud of… just not today. JJ McCarthy admits he has an alter-ego, and the Knicks pulled off a big win over the T-Wolves at MSG!

Aaron Glenn’s keeping everyone guessing — no word yet on this week’s QB. Justin Fields looked sharp last week, so he’s the likely starter… but you never know with Glenn!

Jerry’s in with his first update — Aaron Glenn reacts to the Jets’ wild trade spree, Quincy Williams says he’s out as a starter, and Quinnen’s packing for Dallas. Brian Daboll talks injuries and Jaxson Dart’s style, we’ve got the sounds of that big Knicks win — and yes, Gio’s wife ordered her steak medium rare plus!

We kicked things off with the Knicks’ big win over the T-Wolves last night — Boomer called it one of the most satisfying games in a long, long time.

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Boomer’s Rangers shut out again, the Jets shock the NFL with blockbuster trades for Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams — Gio calls it an A+ day, Boomer agrees 100%. Jerry’s back with updates, we hear from GM Darren Mougey, Joe Benigno’s thrilled, and Jerry Jones wants a Super Bowl before he dies. Giants sit still while the Colts and Patriots rise, Pat McAfee reacts live, Chris Simms loves it, and Paul Pierce drops wild relationship advice. Tom Brady clones his dog, Bill O’Brien battles a reporter, fantasy calls heat up, Rangers blanked again, and Gio even contemplates UFC.

Boomer’s Rangers get blanked again at home, the Jets make blockbuster trades sending Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams packing, and Gio calls it “an A+ day” — Boomer agrees, 100%. Jerry’s back with his first update, we talk the Sphere in Vegas, hear from GM Darren Mougey, and Joe Benigno is loving the moves. Plus, Jerry Jones gets candid about needing a win before he dies, and Breece Hall reacts to losing some teammates. Boomer? He says you can’t argue with the Jets’ bold moves.

Yesterday’s NFL trades had everyone talking — except apparently NFL Network, which aired re-runs. The Colts and Patriots are back on top of the AFC like the Brady-Manning days, while the Giants? No moves, maybe blocked by ownership. Jerry’s here with an update, starting with Jets GM Darren Mougey on the blockbuster trades. We hear Pat McAfee losing it live over Sauce Gardner, Chris Simms calls it “awesome for football,” and Paul Pierce… well, he’s giving some wild relationship advice. The Rangers get shut out again at MSG, and later we take your calls on fantasy rulings, studio decor, and that brutal hit on Matthew Schaefer.

Tom Brady clones his dog — Gio can’t wrap his head around it. We dive into organ donations, including a wild four-way kidney swap. Jerry’s back with an update, starting with Jets GM Darren Mougey on the blockbuster trades, plus Brian Schottenheimer on Quinnen Williams. Bill O’Brien goes toe-to-toe with a reporter, the Rangers get shut out at MSG, and we close the hour breaking down what the Jets’ trades mean for the future.

Boomer’s breaking down Jets GM Mougey’s blockbuster moves and the shocking return for Sauce Gardner, plus callers weigh in on Burrow and the farm-system talk. Jerry’s back with final updates, Chris Russo’s got takes on the Dodgers parade, the Rangers are shut out again, Gio’s dog cloning thoughts, and we wrap with Mets talk and UFC musings.

Evan wants our take on the Mets for his Rico Brogna podcast, and Gio’s confessing he’s never been into the UFC — but after hearing how wild it is live, he might just check it out.

Boomer’s hot on the Jets’ moves — Mougey’s trade-friendly deal for Sauce Gardner, the massive return they got, and whether New York’s becoming the NFL’s farm system. Callers weigh in, one asks if the Jets could go after Joe Burrow — Boomer says no way.

Jerry’s back with an update, kicking things off with Jets GM Darren Mougey breaking down the blockbuster trades. We hear Brian Schottenheimer on bringing in Quinnen Williams, and Bill O’Brien? Let’s just say he wasn’t thrilled with a reporter asking the tough questions.

Just in case you didn't think Tom Brady was odd enough, now he wants to clone his dog. Okay, terrific.

Jerry’s update has it all — from Jets shakeups and McAfee’s real-time reaction, to Paul Pierce’s insane dating theory. Oh, and the Rangers? Shut out again at the Garden.

The Giants didn’t make any moves yesterday. Maybe ownership told them they couldn’t. There were players they could have traded.

Jerry brings us the Jets GM talking trades - Joe Benigno’s over the moon about 'em. And Jerry Jones? He just wants one more ring before time runs out.

The Jets shook the NFL yesterday — Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams are gone, but New York’s sitting on a mountain of draft picks. Gio called it ‘an A+ day for the Jets,’ and Boomer didn’t hesitate: ‘100%.’

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Cowboys struggle, Brissett shines, and the NFL trade deadline hits — will the Jets move Breece Hall? Giants, Jaxson Dart, and Daboll updates. KAT lights up the Knicks, St. John’s dominates, and MSG goes full KAT telethon. Plus, Vrabel defends Pats record, marathon shoutouts, Chef IQ toast, Dan Quinn ‘my bad,’ and Mets trivia with Andrew Bogusch’s son vs. Al.

The Cowboys stumble again thanks to a struggling defense, while Jacoby Brissett earns Boomer’s vote for Cardinals starter. Trade deadline drama looms at 4 PM — will the Jets move Breece Hall to find their Jaxson Dart? Things get awkward as Boomer and Gio argue over Aaron Glenn, and Jerry kicks off with the sounds of the Cardinals’ big win. Plus, we break down the Giants’ defensive struggles, with Brian Burns standing out.

Boomer’s stressing loose ends as the station gets a makeover, Giants chase greatness with Jaxson Dart, Jerry brings the Cardinals’ win to life, Daboll handles the defense (and the media) like a pro, Zac Taylor’s future is up in the air, KAT lights up the Knicks, and John Minko calls St. John’s big win. And yes, we’re still talking Giants and Daboll at the end!

MSG goes full KAT telethon, Giants defense struggles, Jerry delivers Cardinals sounds, Mike Vrabel defends the 7-2 Patriots, St. John’s crushes Quinnipiac, and we get the inside scoop on Islanders rookie Matthew Schaefer living with Matt and Sydney Martin - all of it this hour.

Boomer thanks all the Team Boomer runners who crushed the NYC Marathon, a caller asks if he ever met Abraham Lincoln Collinsworth, and we take more calls on the Giants and Knicks. Jerry returns for his final update, Eddie puts his Chef IQ to the ultimate test — making toast! Aaron Glenn battles Jets reporters over the week’s QB, Dan Quinn admits a ‘my bad’ on Jayden Daniels’ injury, and we close the hour with Andrew Bogusch’s son in the studio, taking on Al in a Mets trivia showdown!

Eddie tested out his Chef IQ mini oven and gives a very unexpected answer to what it was he cooked. It rhymes with "roast" but is made of bread.

Boomer gives a big shoutout to all the Team Boomer runners who tackled the NYC Marathon on Sunday. Plus, a caller wonders if Boomer ever met Abraham Lincoln Collinsworth — yes, Cris Collinsworth’s dad! And we take more calls on the Giants and the Knicks.

Mike Vrabel faced questions on WEEI about the Pats being 7-2 after beating some weaker teams. Meanwhile, the Knicks roll past the Wizards with a huge night from KAT, and St. John’s beats Quinnipiac — though Boomer wasn’t impressed.

Last night’s Knicks broadcast? Gio says it was basically a Karl-Anthony Towns telethon. Plus, we break down the Giants, Jaxson Dart’s development, and how their defense and kicking game are costing them big.

Trade deadline? Meh. Brian Daboll’s focused on defense — and Boomer’s impressed with his media game. We also break down Zac Taylor’s job, KAT’s Knicks heroics, and St. John’s big win with John Minko calling the action!

Major construction’s coming to the station next year — new studios, big plans… and about a thousand loose ends. Boomer’s already twitching.

Jerry’s in with his first update — we’ve got the sounds of the Cardinals taking it to the Cowboys, and Aaron Glenn isn’t giving up any QB secrets just yet!

The clock’s ticking to 4 PM. No buzz, no moves — yet. Will the Jets shock the league and move Breece Hall? The Giants found their guy in Jaxson Dart. Can the Jets do the same?

In this Monday reaction edition of the best of the Giants on WFAN, Boomer & Gio, Tierney & Licata and Evan & Tiki talk about the job security for Joe Schoen & Brian Daboll following the 34-24 loss to the 49ers

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The Giants lose again, Daboll’s future in doubt, Dart playing reckless, and Daniels likely done for the season. Jerry breaks down Banks getting trucked, Darnold’s 4-TD half, and Lane Kiffin’s name tossed into the mix. Gio reacts to the Dodgers’ World Series win, we debate Daboll’s replacement, and Schottenheimer’s house goes wild — owl and snake included. NFC chaos, Panthers surprising, Jets and Giants could be sellers, and free-agent QBs shake up the market. Big Blue’s defense can’t stop anyone, Flacco and Darnold shine.

Giants lose again, MetLife overrun by Niners fans, and Boomer says change is coming — Daboll’s future in doubt. Dart’s playing reckless, Daniels is likely done, and Lane Kiffin’s name is in the mix. Jerry breaks down Banks’ brutal hit, Darnold’s flawless half, and the Bengals’ shocking loss. Culture issues inside Big Blue, fans cashing in on Niners tickets.

Gio feels for Blue Jays fans after the Dodgers win the World Series, and Yamamoto’s MVP drama had Mets fans sweating. We dive into the Giants’ chaos — Daboll, Dart, and who could be the needle-mover next. Jerry’s back with updates from MetLife, plus Darnold’s 4-TD half, Schottenheimer’s owl-and-snake house, Tony Romo’s weird booth noise, and a caller runs into Phil Simms on bobblehead day.

The NFC has no clear powerhouse, but Boomer says Philly’s tough, Seattle dominates on the road, and the Panthers keep surprising. Jerry’s back with Gano’s missed FG, Daboll on Dart, Kittle on MetLife, and Darnold lighting up the Seahawks. Plus, Flacco shines, the Panthers pull off an upset, and Boomer says winds of change are blowing through Big Blue — could the Giants and Jets be sellers?

“Happy 70th to Phil Simms! We break down Sam Darnold’s huge night and the QBs hitting free agency soon. The Jets are favorites over the Browns, and could Zac Taylor end up with the Giants? Jerry’s got Tiki’s take on Deonte Banks, Dart on the Giants’ struggles, and Darnold’s perfect first half. Plus, Jayden Daniels’ injury, Daniel Jones’ turnover montage, and Brian Schottenheimer’s owl-and-snake saga. Everything’s collapsing for Big Blue — 105 points allowed in 9 quarters.

Jordan Hudson does Halloween dressed in a Jordan Hudson costume. We talk about the Giants just collapsing right now.

We break down the quarterbacks hitting free agency at the end of the year, the Jets as surprising favorites at home against the Browns, and if the Bengals move on from Zac Taylor — would he be a fit for the Giants?

Jerry’s back with updates, starting with the gut-wrenching sound of Gano missing the FG before halftime. Daboll says Jaxson Dart keeps fighting, George Kittle weighs in on MetLife’s field, and Sam Darnold lights up the Seahawks in a big win over the Commanders. Plus, the Panthers pull off a stunning upset over the Packers — Dowdle the star of the show.

The NFC has no clear powerhouse this season — but are there teams you just can’t beat on the road? Boomer points to Philadelphia, Seattle’s been tough away from home, and Gio says the Bears and Vikings are quietly racking up wins without the respect. And seriously, how are the Panthers 5-4?

From snakes to owls — Schottenheimer’s home is wild, and Romo’s strange sound will make you do a double take.

Gio’s feeling bad for Blue Jays fans after the Dodgers take the World Series — with Yamamoto winning MVP, the guy Steve Cohen desperately tried to bring to Queens. We’re talking an incredible Fall Classic, plus your calls on Brian Daboll’s future. Who’s the needle-mover that could save the Giants?

Jerry’s got his first update of the day — and it’s ugly for the Giants. Deonte Banks got steamrolled, and Tiki Barber isn’t holding back about it. We’ll hear from Dart and a few frustrated Giants after the loss. Sam Darnold was flawless — four touchdowns, zero incompletions in the first half. Dan Quinn gives an update on Jayden Daniels’ injury, and somehow, the Bengals lose despite Joe Flacco throwing for nearly 500 yards.

The Giants fall again — and this time, their own stadium sounded like a Niners home game. Boomer says the winds of change are blowing in Big Blue, and Brian Daboll’s future might be caught in the storm. The rookie QB’s playing reckless, Jayden Daniels is likely done for the season, and Boomer’s throwing out Lane Kiffin for the Giants — while Gio wants him in Gang Green.

Hear the best interviews from the week on WFAN, including Sydney Sweeney with BT & Sal, Joe Benigno on the Jets, Brian Baldinger on the Giants, and WFAN legend John Minko joins Boomer & Gio.

Boomer & Gio, BT & Sal, and Evan & Tiki all react to the strong words Dexter Lawrence and Giants legend Carl Banks had for one another. Plus, Brian Baldinger breaks down Lawrence’s play; BT & Sal on how the Giants defense needs to start stepping up; Boomer & Gio on if the Giants would move on from Brian Daboll despite Jaxson Dart’s success.

This week's Yankees highlights include a station-wide debate over whether the Yankees need to be more like the Blue Jays in their roster construction and hitting approach. Is more contact and less power the answer? Evan and C-Mac debunk that theory, while Evan and Tiki debate if Shohei Ohtani has dethroned Aaron Judge as the best player in baseball.

This week's Knicks highlights include Boomer and Gio sounding the alarm on Karl-Anthony Towns, as they have concerns about him being in proper shape to run in Mike Brown's offense. Plus, Sal Licata goes off on the head coach, calling him "Mike Clown," while Evan Roberts makes the case to at least be open to a Jalen Brunson for Giannis Antetokounmpo trade.

Boomer & Gio react to the stunning news of Nick Mangold’s death. Plus, what’s going on with Karl-Anthony Towns? The guys react to Dexter Lawrence’s response to Carl Banks’ criticism; Boomer watched the entire 18-inning World Series game; the guys look into the MVP favorites and Brian Daboll’s future; picks for Week 9 games.

Today’s show is packed — Lamar Jackson is back and the Ravens are rolling, while Tua and the Dolphins continue to struggle and Mike McDaniel feels the heat. Jerry brings all the highlights, including post-game soundbites, Rob Saleh raving about Jaxson Dart, and the wild story about Aaron Rodgers trying to sell his house mid-game. We dive into Barstool’s viral ‘Internet Invitational,’ crazy Long Island cuckoo bird sightings, and the NYC Marathon as Boomer leads Team Boomer. Plus, Chris Russo explains why he’s not a fan of Halloween, Frank the Tank unloads on the Devils, the Rangers and Dodgers make headlines, and we wrap the week with NFL picks.

Hour one is packed — Lamar Jackson’s back as the Ravens crush the Dolphins, Tua’s struggling, and Mike McDaniel’s seat is hotter than ever. Jerry’s got all the post-game soundbites, Rob Saleh loves Jaxson Dart, and Micah Parsons drops the wild story about Aaron Rodgers trying to sell him his house mid-game. We wrap up with the latest Knicks trade talk — could Karl-Anthony Towns really be a Giannis target?

We kick things off with Barstool’s viral ‘Internet Invitational’ golf dudes, weather woes from yesterday’s winds and floods, and Jerry’s back with Ravens highlights as Lamar Jackson throws four TDs. Rob Saleh raves about Jaxson Dart, Jerry Jones stirs up Cowboys fans, the Rangers grab a win in Edmonton, and a caller can’t believe he turned $20 into $2,000 on a parlay.

Still no word on the missing monkeys in Mississippi, Long Island goes wild over a cuckoo bird, and social media’s ‘Kickball Dad’ weighs in. Jerry’s back with Ravens highlights as Miami falls to 2-7, the Giants look set to face Mac Jones, and Josh Allen previews Sunday’s Chiefs clash. Chris Russo shares why he’s not a fan of Halloween, the Dodgers fight for their playoff lives in Toronto, and the Rangers rally from 3-1 to win in Edmonton. We wrap up with adults living at home and the big question — why did the Vikings ditch Sam Darnold?

The NYC Marathon takes over the city and Boomer’s got a massive Team Boomer, traffic complaints and all. Plus, kids are apparently craving potatoes over candy this Halloween. Jerry wraps up the day with Ravens highlights as Miami drops to 2-7, Mike McDaniel hears the boos, Rob Saley raves about Jaxson Dart, and the Rangers pull off a road win. Frank the Tank unloads on the Devils, we dive into the Aaron Rodgers house mystery, and we close the week with our NFL picks. Don’t miss it!

You know the deal. Here are our picks for the week. Play along and see if you can do better than us. Probably.

This weekend, the NYC Marathon takes over the city and Boomer’s got a huge crew on Team Boomer. We break down the race, the traffic headaches, and hear from a caller who says kids are craving potatoes over candy this Halloween — yes, really!

Jerry’s back with your update — the Ravens roll as the Dolphins drop to 2-7, the Giants look set to face Mac Jones, and Josh Allen previews Sunday’s clash with the Chiefs. Chris Russo shares why he’s not a fan of Halloween, the Dodgers fight for their playoff lives in Toronto, and the Rangers rally from 3-1 to win in Edmonton.

The mysterious missing monkeys in Mississippi remain at large, and Long Island is losing it over a very cuckoo bird. Plus, social media’s own ‘Kickball Dad’ calls in to weigh in on the bird madness.

Jerry’s back with your update — Lamar Jackson throws four TDs as the Ravens crush the Dolphins, Rob Saleh raves about Jaxson Dart, and Jerry Jones is stirring up Cowboys fans with his hot takes on defense… plus, the Rangers grab a win in Edmonton.

We kick off the hour with Barstool’s Internet Invitational — over 4 million views for what Boomer calls ‘a gaggle of dudes doing dude stuff.’

Jerry’s got his first update of the morning — the Ravens blast the Dolphins and we hear from Lamar and Harbaugh after the win. Mike McDaniel’s feeling the heat, Rob Saleh’s crushing on Jaxson Dart, and wait ‘til you hear what Micah Parsons says Aaron Rodgers tried to sell him during the game!

Lamar’s back — and so are the Ravens. Baltimore steamrolls Miami as Tua’s struggles continue and Mike McDaniel’s seat gets hotter by the week.

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We kicked things off with last night’s World Series — and yes, Taco Frank’s taco coupons got a shoutout. Boomer was all about Trey Yesavage’s pitching dominance, and we saw history with a rookie 12-strikeout performance and a first-pitch Blue Jays homer. Lamar Jackson is back as the Ravens head to Miami. Jerry’s first update brings the heat — Dexter Lawrence calls Carl Banks ‘delusional,’ Carson Wentz opens up about playing hurt, and we tackle the Jameis Winston trade rumors. And just when you thought it couldn’t get wilder, we close the hour with an update on monkeys on the loose in Mississippi.

Pitino’s old warning about conditioning comes back to haunt the Knicks, and Stefan Bondy has the latest on players not keeping up with their offense. Jerry returns with an update — but first, Boomer hooked him, Eddie, and Al up with a Chef IQ oven. Then it’s Blue Jays fireworks: back-to-back homers, Trey Yesavage dominates, and Pat Boyle even drops a rap about it. Bill Belichick addresses the ‘fake news,’ Deion Sanders dishes out hilarious life lessons, and the gossip heats up — Sydney Sweeney under fire on the red carpet, and a Pittsburgh host goes full nipple-piercing for a bet.

Gio debates whether to eat Taco Frank’s cookies — we tried one and they were delicious. Big shakeups in baseball broadcasting: John Flaherty out at YES Network, Keith Hernandez wants a new SNY deal. Jerry’s back with updates — Brian Daboll talks Rob Saleh ahead of the Niners, and the Blue Jays take a 3-2 series lead after Trey Yesavage strikes out 12! Plus, the Jets are raising ticket prices, the Sydney Sweeney drama continues, and Gio still doesn’t want to set the clocks back for Fall.

Jaxson Dart is the Halloween costume everyone’s talking about, but the bigger question — will the Giants follow the Patriots’ playbook with Drake Maye and move on from his coach? Boomer loves Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza ahead of their trip to Maryland. We dive into a bizarre Massapequa stabbing, explore the sleepwalking angle, and Jerry’s back with his final update — Blue Jays beat the Dodgers! Plus, the Moment of the Day: Boomer falls for a Deez-Nuts joke, and we close with him getting Gio back.

Jerry’s back with his final update of the day: the Blue Jays take down the Dodgers, and Boomer can’t believe he fell for a Deez-Nuts joke — don’t miss the Moment of the Day!

Will the Giants pull a Patriots and ditch the coach who drafted Jaxson Dart? Plus, Boomer’s loving Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza as they head to Maryland this weekend.

Jerry’s back with the latest: Brian Daboll talks Rob Saleh ahead of the Niners matchup, and the Blue Jays take a 3-2 series lead after Trey Yesavage strikes out 12, dominating the Dodgers.

Big shakeup in broadcasting: John Flaherty won’t be renewed at YES Network after 20 years — a move being called cost-cutting. Meanwhile, Keith Hernandez is angling for another three-year deal at SNY.

Jerry kicks it off with fireworks — the Blue Jays go back-to-back to start the game and stun the Dodgers! Rookie Trey Yesavage dominates L.A., and Pat Boyle celebrates it… with a rap. Yep, a Trey Yesavage rap.

Remember when Rick Pitino told us Karl-Anthony Towns had to slim down to survive the season? Well, Stefan Bondy says the Knicks might be dealing with that same issue — players not fit for their own offense.

Jerry’s update starts with fireworks — Dexter Lawrence calls Carl Banks delusional! Plus, Carson Wentz on gutting it out through injury, and why the Vikings might be passing on Jameis Winston.

The Toronto Blue Jays decisively won Game 5 behind a historic performance by Trey Yesavage. Now it's back to Toronto and we see what happens.

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The Knicks fall in Milwaukee as KAT struggles, the Blue Jays even the World Series with Vlad going deep off Ohtani, and the Giants draw the line — no trade for Kayvon Thibodeaux. Plus, Boomer weighs in on Drake Maye, Cam Newton versus a mascot, and Jerry wraps the latest headlines from around the league. All that plus herpes monkeys and wild turkeys.

The Knicks lost to the Bucks, Karl-Anthony Towns looked terrible, and Reggie Miller couldn’t believe the lack of effort — Gio says you can’t have five sloppy fouls with only eight points, and Boomer thinks he’s out of shape. Jerry is here for his first update of the day, starting with the sounds of the loss on NBC with Mike Tirico, plus Lamar Jackson, Vlad, KAT drama, and Aroldis Chapman’s Yankees feud.

Malik Nabers finally has surgery — a month late and done by the Cowboys’ doctor, leaving Gio shaking his head at the Giants. Jerry’s back for an update, plus we find out if he’s into heavy metal. We hear the Knicks’ loss in Milwaukee, Vlad homers off Ohtani to even the Blue Jays series, Derek Jeter talks World Series memories, Harbaugh weighs in on Lamar Jackson, Schlereth rants about socks and flip flops… and Gio drops one real headline and three fake ones involving lollipops.

This hour: chaos in Mississippi as a herpes-infected monkey runs wild, Howard Stern staffers hunt for jobs, and Gio claims he could catch a turkey barehanded. Jerry kicks off with the sounds of the Knicks’ loss, Stephon Marbury backs KAT, the Blue Jays even the series on Ohtani, Lamar Jackson is ready to roll, and we close with an $8 million tax lien against Terry Rozier.

The Giants aren’t trading Kayvon Thibodeaux, Boomer says Drake Maye is leaving Caleb Williams in the dust, and a caller sparks a debate over Cam Newton vs. a mascot — plus, Boomer remembers Gio looking sharp at his daughter’s wedding. Jerry wraps up the day with the Knicks’ loss and KAT struggling, Michael Jordan questioning load management, and Vlad crushing a homer off Ohtani to even the World Series. Lamar Jackson admits he axed the ping pong tables, Schlereth rants about socks and flip flops on planes, the Moment of the Day is a lollipop for vaginal health, and Gio dives into Yussef, books by WFAN hosts, and more.

Jerry wraps up the morning with the Knicks’ loss and KAT struggling in Milwaukee, Michael Jordan questioning load management, and the Blue Jays even the World Series with Vlad crushing a homer off Ohtani. Plus, Lamar Jackson admits he axed the ping pong tables, Mark Schlereth rants about socks and flip flops on planes, and the Moment of the Day? A lollipop for vaginal health.

The Giants aren’t trading Kayvon Thibodeaux, Boomer says Drake Maye is way ahead of Caleb Williams, and a caller sparks a debate over Cam Newton losing it on a mascot.

Jerry is back with an update, kicking things off with the sounds of the Knicks’ loss in Milwaukee. Stephon Marbury weighs in on KAT, saying he believes the star will figure it out.

Chaos in Mississippi — a herpes-infected monkey is on the loose after a truck overturns. Meanwhile, Howard Stern staffers, including Fred Norris, are on the job hunt (could he take Eddie’s spot?). A caller recalls his dad catching a monkey in the ’70s, and Gio? He thinks he could catch a turkey with his bare hands.

The Blue Jays even the series with a Vlad homer off Ohtani. Derek Jeter joins Colin Cowherd to talk World Series memories — but says he doesn’t miss playing. John Harbaugh weighs in on Lamar Jackson’s walk-through, and Mark Schlereth gets real about flip flops, socks, and a very messy plane bathroom (thanks to him).

Malik Nabers finally had surgery — a month after getting hurt. They had to wait for the swelling to go down, but here’s the twist: he had it done by the Cowboys’ team doctor. Gio says that’s a terrible look for the Giants.

Jerry kicks off his first update with the sounds of the Knicks’ loss — Mike Tirico on the call for NBC. Lamar Jackson admits he’s the one who axed the ping pong tables from the locker room. And north of the border, Vlad goes deep off Ohtani as the Blue Jays even the series at two.

The Knicks fell to the Bucks last night, and Karl-Anthony Towns was a disaster — so bad that even Reggie Miller couldn’t believe how little effort he showed.

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It was an 18-inning World Series marathon that kept fans up past 2:50am — and Boomer claims he stayed glued to every pitch of Ohtani’s ‘breathtaking’ performance! We relive the sounds of that epic Dodgers win, hear Kevin Harlan call the Chiefs’ TDs, and check in on Big Dom delivering pizza to a hospital-bound Eagles player. Zac Taylor faces a furious Bengals fan base, Lamar Jackson returns to shake up the Ravens, and trade deadline talk heats up with Brian Daboll and Aaron Glenn. Plus, Sydney Sweeney drops in on BT & Sal, Hurricane Melissa barrels toward Jamaica, and Gio and Carl Banks finally agree — Dexter Lawrence is in trouble. Plus, FAN legend John Minko - The Mink Man - drops by.

The World Series went 18 innings, ending at 2:50am — Boomer calls Ohtani ‘breathtaking,’ but Gio isn’t buying his all-nighter. The Chiefs scored big, Big Dom brought pizza to a hospital-bound Eagles player, and Brian Daboll praised Jaxson Dart’s ball security. Jerry breaks down Freddie Freeman’s game-ending HR, Kevin Harlan calls the Chiefs TDs, and BT & Sal wrap the hour with a phone check-in from Sydney Sweeney. Plus, a little off-field gossip about Justin Herbert’s girlfriend.

The Bengals are boiling over — is Zac Taylor on the hot seat? Boomer was in Cincinnati for the Ring of Honor festivities, and a caller thinks Mike Tomlin should be sweating too. Jerry’s back with updates, from Hurricane Melissa bearing down on Jamaica to Freddie Freeman’s 18th-inning walk-off. Kevin Harlan called the Chiefs’ big win, Sydney Sweeney joins BT & Sal, and Boomer weighs in on ‘A House of Dynamite’ while Gio drops hints about 3I/Atlas - the "cosmic fire hose".

Ohtani goes from 9-times-on-base hero to starting pitcher tonight! Jerry brings the sounds of the Dodgers’ 18-inning marathon, while the Ravens get Lamar Jackson back and Boomer sees a 2-5 comeback on the horizon. The Chiefs roll without Jayden Daniels, trade deadline questions hit the Giants and Saints, and Shedeur Sanders buzz grows in Cleveland. Sydney Sweeney talks hockey with BT & Sal, Gio warns that everything online could be fake, and Hurricane Melissa barrels toward Jamaica. Plus, the Chiefs are Super Bowl favorites, with the Lions hot on their heels.

Gio and Carl Banks finally agree — what’s going on with Dexter Lawrence? Banks says, ‘nobody respects you anymore.’ Boomer reminisces about watching Bill Cowher, we debate MLB intentional walks, and Jerry’s back with the sounds of Freddie Freeman’s 18-inning walk-off. The Chiefs crush the Commanders, Billy Bob Thornton overstays his Manningcast welcome, Sydney Sweeney shines on BT & Sal, and John Minko joins us with stories from WFAN and St. John’s games.

The great John Minko stops by. He retired from WFAN 5 years ago. He also does St. John’s games so we talked to him about that as well.

Gio and Carl Banks finally agree on something, and that is what is going on with Dexter Lawrence? Banks said, ‘nobody respects you anymore’.

The 2-5 Ravens are now the betting favorites to win their division! Meanwhile, the Chiefs are the Super Bowl favorites, with the Lions right on their heels.

Ohtani gets on base nine times last night and pitches today. We talked about the World Series and when MLB opened the season a few times over the years in Japan.

Jerry’s back with your first update of the day — but first, Hurricane Melissa is headed for Jamaica. Then, we relive Freddie Freeman’s epic 18th-inning walk-off for the Dodgers, hear Kevin Harlan call the Chiefs’ win over the Commanders, and catch Sydney Sweeney as she closed out yesterday’s BT & Sal show!

Bengals fans are turning on Zac Taylor after a rough one against the Jets — could his seat be heating up? Boomer was in town for the Ring of Honor weekend and has the inside scoop from Cincinnati!

Jerry’s got the first update of the day — Freddie Freeman finally ends the marathon with a moonshot! We hear Kevin Harlan on the call as the Chiefs keep rolling, Big Dom’s hospital pizza delivery makes headlines in Philly, and Brian Daboll’s talking up Jaxson Dart’s ball security!

An 18-inning marathon! Last night’s World Series epic didn’t end until 2:50am Eastern — and Boomer claims he stayed up for every pitch. Gio’s not buying it, especially since Boomer doesn’t even root for the Dodgers or the Blue Jays! Boomer called Ohtani’s performance ‘breathtaking,’ and says he was ‘anxious’ watching — sure, Booms. Meanwhile, the Chiefs win again — bad night for the haters — and Gio’s got some gossip about Justin Herbert’s girlfriend, Madison Beer.

The best reactions to the Jets’ Week 8 comeback win over the Bengals from Boomer & Gio, BT & Sal, and Evan & Tiki.

The best reactions to the Giants’ Week 8 loss to the Eagles from Boomer & Gio, BT & Sal, and Evan & Tiki.

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Today on the show: we remember Nick Mangold, celebrate the Jets’ first win of the season, and relive all the big sounds from the Giants’ heartbreaking loss. Justin Fields delivers a performance reminiscent of Week 1, Breece Hall shines with a game-winning TD, and Aaron Glenn reflects on the team’s journey. We break down Giants injuries, coaching questions, and the latest from around the NFL—including early MVP talk, Daniel Jones’ future with the Colts, and JJ McCarthy’s comeback in Minnesota. Plus, Drake Maye is lighting up New England, the Jets keep the momentum going, and Boomer weighs a possible Kayvon Thibodeaux trade, all while Al vents about NFL commercials.

The show opened remembering Nick Mangold. The Jets got their first win with a comeback in Cincinnati, highlighted by Breece Hall’s TD and Aaron Glenn addressing criticism. Justin Fields shared an emotional postgame moment, and Rex Ryan also reflected on Mangold. Saquon Barkley’s 65-yard TD and the “tush push” fumble that wasn’t were featured, while the Giants lost Cam Skattebo to a season-ending ankle injury. Boomer praised the fan experience at the game, and Al criticized the broadcast cutting to commercial during Skattebo’s injury. Packers beat the Steelers.

The Giants are reeling after another tough loss, highlighted by Cam Skattebo’s season-ending ankle injury. Saquon Barkley gave fans a moment to cheer with his 65-yard TD on the second play of the game, but the team continues to struggle amid mounting injuries. Daboll addressed the challenges, while the passing of Nick Mangold cast an emotional shadow over the franchise. Fans and commentators also noted frustration with the broadcast cutting to commercial during Skattebo’s injury.

This hour some early NFL MVP talk, Brian Daboll caller debate, and Jerry brings the sounds of the Jets’ thrilling win in Cincinnati. We reflect on Nick Mangold’s passing, the Giants’ controversial loss in Philly, and Mike Tomlin’s take on the Packers-Steelers game. Plus, Pat McAfee ruffles feathers on College GameDay, and a caller shares the life-changing impact of organ donation.

Drake Maye’s lighting up New England, the Colts face a big Daniel Jones decision, and JJ McCarthy’s comeback raises eyebrows. Jets snag a thrilling win, Giants suffer heartbreak, and Boomer weighs a possible Kayvon Thibodeaux trade. Plus, we dive into NFL throwback uniforms and Al’s rant on all those commercials!

We end the day with a little trade talk for Giants and Jets plus a caller brings up the ESPN NBA controversy.

Drake Maye’s lighting it up in New England, the Colts face a big decision on Daniel Jones, and JJ McCarthy’s comeback in Minnesota raises questions. Plus, why can’t we get enough of those NFL throwback uniforms?

We discussed Pat McAfee’s comments about old white viewers not warming up to him on College GameDay. A caller, who recently received a kidney transplant, shared the importance of organ donation, especially in light of Nick Mangold’s passing.

We’re breaking down the NFL’s early MVP favorites and taking your calls on the Giants — both the fans backing Brian Daboll and those ready for a change.

Jerry’s update covered the Giants’ loss to the Eagles and Cam Skattebo’s ankle injury, with Daboll addressing team injuries. Saquon Barkley’s 65-yard TD and Tom Brady dropping an F-bomb were highlights. The Jets rallied to beat the Bengals, with Aaron Glenn and Breece Hall celebrating big performances. The show also reflected on Nick Mangold’s passing. Other NFL notes: Packers over Steelers with Rodgers praising Jordan Love, Colts win behind Jonathan Taylor and Daniel Jones, and Jerry Jones frustrated with only three wins.

Jaxson Dart is now without Malik Nabers and Cam Skattebo — so where do the Giants go from here? After losing three of their last four, they’ll face the 49ers on Sunday at MetLife. With John Mara battling cancer and Chris Mara expected to take over team decisions, what does the future look like for Brian Daboll — and for Dart if the Giants make a change?

Jerry’s first update opened with Breece Hall’s touchdown pass and Aaron Glenn addressing criticism of the team. Hall discussed his bigger role in the offense, while Justin Fields shared an emotional postgame moment. Glenn and Rex Ryan both reflected on the passing of Nick Mangold. Bob Papa called Saquon Barkley’s 65-yard touchdown, and the “tush push” fumble that wasn’t was replayed. Cam Skattebo suffered a season-ending ankle injury.

We started the show talking about the passing of Nick Mangold. Aaron Glenn and the Jets got their first win of the season with a great comeback win in Cincinnati. This was the Justin Fields we watched in week 1.

Hear the best interviews of the week on WFAN, including Joe Benigno on the Jets, Brian Baldinger on the Giants, Ian Begley on the Knicks, and Steve Somers on everything.

Boomer and Gio preview this weekend’s game against the Eagles and its significance for Jaxson Dart. Plus, Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata discuss the positives the Giants can build on despite losing last week; Evan & Tiki on how we should be evaluating the 2025 Giants; Chris McMonigle on why Sunday at Philadlephia is a huge test for Dart; Keith McPherson gives his take on Brian Daboll’s future; C-Mac on whether or not Dart can be bigger than Aaron Judge.

This week's Jets highlights include all the drama surrounding Woody Johnson and Justin Fields. BT and Sal went off on the owner's "tone deaf" comments, while Evan Roberts says Johnson clearly doesn't think very highly of Jets fans. Plus, Gio can't believe nobody within the organization warned Fields about Johnson's comments before the quarterback met the media.

The Knicks season is officially underway, with Boomer and Gio providing their first impressions after New York's win over the Cavaliers. Plus, BT and Sal debate if Mike Brown is the right head coach for this team, and if he can unlock more from Karl-Anthony Towns. Evan and Tiki debate the Knicks vs. Cavs in terms of their title hopes, and Gio says there are no excuses this year.

Boomer and Gio react live to the news of Terry Rozier arrested by the FBI as part of a gambling investigation. Plus, the guys react to Stephen A. Smith’s take on the gambling scandal; Gio cannot believe that Justin Fields was unaware of Woody Johnson’s criticism of him; Boomer sounds off on the Giants’ monumental collapse vs. Denver; takeaways from the Knicks opening night win, and Boomer, Gio and Jerry make their Week 8 NFL picks.

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The NBA gambling scandal dominated the day — Stephen A. Smith blamed outside forces, Kash Patel fired back, and Gio called out ESPN’s cozy NBA ties. Brian Windhorst revealed Rozier’s faked injury, while Chris Russo acted like it was no big deal. On the field, Chargers steamrolled the Vikings, the winless Sharks shocked the Rangers, and Jets woes continued with just one takeaway in seven games. C-Lo dropped updates on Chauncey Billups poker drama, FBI Rozier details, and Stafford praising Jaxson Dart. Steve Young dreams of fixing the Jets, Tomlin previews Rodgers vs. Packers, and Adam Silver stays silent. Add Ohtani betting speedbumps, Lovelady joining the Mets, Mischief Night calls, Gio’s kids as K-Pop Demon Hunters, and NFL picks to close out a chaotic week!

NBA scandal explodes! Stephen A. Smith blames Trump, Kash Patel fires back, and Gio thinks ESPN’s NBA ties explain the spin. Brian Windhorst drops a bomb about Terry Rozier’s faked injury, while Chris Russo shrugs it off. On the field, Chargers crush Vikings and Wentz apologizes for helmet toss, plus the winless Sharks shock the Rangers at MSG. Gio calls out the nonsense about sports hosts reading sportsbook ads.

Sportsbooks flagged the mess, but fans blame radio hosts instead of cash-hungry states. C-Lo updates on Kash Patel calling out Chauncey Billups poker fraud, Al Michaels dropping gambling puns, and Steve Young dreaming of running the Jets. On the ice, winless Sharks shock Rangers at MSG. Plus, Gio wants Vikings to bring back Kirk Cousins, Boomer heads to the Jets game, and Colts & Patriots shock as AFC’s top teams!

Giants head to Philly with Jaxson Dart debuting, while the Jets struggle on the road. C-Lo drops FBI Rozier details as Russo downplays the NBA scandal. Chargers steamroll Vikings, Sharks shock Rangers, and Adam Silver stays silent. Plus, Tracey calls about Mischief Night and Gio’s kids go full K-Pop Demon Hunter!

Talk show hosts spark drama claiming outside forces are behind the NBA ‘woke’ controversy — we push back. C-Lo returns with Chargers steamrolling the Vikings, Stafford praises Jaxson Dart, Tomlin previews Rodgers vs. Packers, and Craig Carton slams the lightning-fast Ohtani betting investigation. Frank The Tank celebrates Lovelady joining the Mets, Gio channels Chris Russo shrugging off NBA chaos, and we close the week with our NFL picks!

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Stephen A. Smith made claims that all this NBA scandal is Donald Trump leading the way because the league is ‘woke’. We discuss it.

C-Lo's back as the FBI spills Terry Rozier details, but Chris Russo shrugs it off. Meanwhile, Chargers steamroll Vikings as Minnesota’s offense disappears!

Giants hit Philly with Jaxson Dart making his debut there - and the 2-5 Giants keep things entertaining. AJ Brown might sit, and Gio says don’t expect the Jets to compete in Cincinnati — one takeaway in seven games says it all!

Al Michaels referenced the ‘over’ during last night’s Chargers/Vikings game. Steve Young was on PTI about Woody Johnson’s comments on Justin Fields. He said he would love to run the Jets for a day. The Rangers lost at MSG again as they let the winless Sharks beat them.

While sportsbooks flagged the NBA betting scandal, fans are pointing fingers at radio hosts reading ads instead of the states cashing in on sports gambling.

C-Lo’s in for Jerry with his first update. Stephen A. Smith blames Trump for the NBA gambling mess, Kash Patel fires back on Fox, and on the field, the Chargers crush the Vikings as Carson Wentz apologizes for his helmet toss. Plus, the winless Sharks shock the Rangers at MSG!

We kicked off with the NBA gambling scandal. Kash Patel blasted Stephen A. Smith for claiming Trump was behind the arrests, while Gio said Smith was just protecting ESPN’s NBA ties. Brian Windhorst revealed a sportsbook tipped off the NBA about Terry Rozier, leading to a fake “injury” cover-up. Chris Russo shrugged it off.

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Knicks start the season strong with Mike Brown’s first win over the Cavs, and C-Lo brings all the Garden hype. Jets chaos erupts as Justin Fields is blindsided by Woody Johnson’s comments, while Glenn and Cimini clash over QB drama. NBA shocks continue: Terry Rozier and Chauncey Billups arrested in an FBI sports gambling probe. Boomer weighs in on the NYC mayoral debate, Steve Somers steals airwaves with phlegmy on-air sounds, and Bengals’ Trey Hendrickson claims Pound Town Drive!

We kicked off with Knicks glory — Mike Brown’s squad grabs their first win of the season, taking down the Cavs at the Garden! C-Lo’s in for Jerry, dropping all the game-day sounds with a ‘how sweet it is!’ Meanwhile, Aaron Glenn plays it mysterious, refusing to name a QB, while Gio calls it the *dullest QB controversy in NFL history*. Jaxson Dart’s itching for Philly hostility, and in the hour’s final segment, Gio dives into NFL truths and lies: Sean Payton insists he wasn’t shading Russell Wilson, just praising Dart, and Aaron Rodgers swears this weekend’s clash with the Packers isn’t a revenge game. Truth… or lie?

Justin Fields blindsided by Woody Johnson’s comments, leaving Gio stunned. Only legends survive the Jets’ lobotomy-like building. C-Lo’s back with Knicks glory — OG Anunoby shines as New York beats the Cavs. Boomer slams the Nets and Hornets, while Glenn and Cimini spar over Woody’s digs at Fields.

Sports world rocked as FBI arrests Heat guard Terry Rozier and Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups in a sports gambling probe. C-Lo updates the latest developments, while NFL and media chatter heats up — Brian Daboll talks Gano, Phil Simms weighs in on Jaxson Dart, Joe Flacco reflects on the lonely side of football life, and Chris Russo dubs the Jaguars’ owner ‘Chaka Khan.’ Rapper Jadakiss even re-enacts a classic Maddog rant. The hour wraps with a federal prosecutor weighing in on the Rozier and Billups cases, giving insight into the ongoing investigation.

Boomer reacts to the NYC mayoral debate. Chauncey Billups hit with mafia-linked poker charges. Pickles in bags? Limp pickles? C-Lo updates on Knicks’ win over the Cavs. Steve Somers goes full phlegm on BT & Sal, while Trey Hendrickson claims Pound Town Drive. Plus, Knicks’ Mitchell Robinson questions linger as Somers’ on-air headphone woes get a revisit!

Steve Somers was on with BT & Sal and he made a very phlegmy sound multiple times. The Moment of The Day: Bengals’ Trey Hendrickson lives on Pound Town Drive.

More details are coming out about the Chauncey Billups arrest. He has been charged in an illegal poker operation tied to organized crime according to ABC News.

Sports world shaken as FBI arrests Heat’s Terry Rozier and Trail Blazers Head Coach Chauncey Billups in a sports gambling probe. A federal prosecutor joined the discussion, shedding light on what could be behind these high-profile arrests and the growing crackdown on gambling in professional sports.

FBI Arrests Heat’s Terry Rozier in Sports Betting Probe! Despite $160M in career earnings, Rozier finds himself at the center of a gambling scandal. Experts warn: sports betting corruption is spreading fast — and stars aren’t immune.

C-Lo’s back! Glenn and Cimini go toe-to-toe over Woody’s dig at Fields, while a caller slams Boomer for trashing the Nets!

Justin Fields blindsided! Asked about Woody Johnson’s comments, he claims he had no clue — totally caught off guard. Gio stunned that nobody in the organization gave him a heads-up!

C-Lo’s in for Jerry with Knicks glory sounds — ‘How sweet it is!’ Aaron Glenn plays coy on his QB, while Gio calls it the dullest QB drama ever. Jaxson Dart’s fired up for Philly’s fury!

We kicked off the show with a bang — the Knicks snagged their first win of the season under Mike Brown, taking down the Cavs at the Garden!

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Lotta stuff went on today. Woody Johnson slams Justin Fields, Russell Wilson fires back at Sean Payton, and C-Lo shares all the juicy audio after his X account hack. The Knicks tip off tonight with Gio demanding a statement season, while Boomer predicts a Cavs blowout. Giants face Philly, NFL spreads are hot, and Boomer’s off to Cincinnati for the Bengals’ Ring of Honor. From Rangers podcasts and 3I/ATLAS mysteries to NBA on NBC’s return, MLB India’s Blue Jays win, and even videos of coworkers losing it over bathroom breaks — the show had it all!

The Knicks tip off their season tonight under new coach Mike Brown — and here’s hoping he’s not getting too cozy with the players. C-Lo steps in for Jerry (after surviving a hacked X account) with all the juicy audio. Woody Johnson slams Justin Fields while Russell Wilson fires back at Sean Payton, plus Vic Fangio showing love for Jaxson Dart and the NBA on NBC making its big-time return. And yes, Gio’s eating up every headline about Woody’s fiery comments.

Gio demands a statement season from the Knicks, but Boomer sees a tough night ahead and a Cavs win by ten. Matt Barnes blasts Mike Brown’s leadership, recalling how Kobe and Artest ran over him, while C-Lo covers Woody Johnson’s digs at Aaron Glenn and Justin Fields. Brian Burns fires back on X about his tunnel comments, and the hour closes with Boomer on Islanders’ Matthew Shaefer living with Sydney and Matt Martin.

The Giants face a tough trip to Philly Sunday, while we break down this week’s NFL spreads and Boomer’s weekend in Cincinnati as the Bengals honor more legends. C-Lo returns for an update, covering the Rangers podcast, 3I/ATLAS mystery, and NBA on NBC’s nostalgic theme. MLB India called the Blue Jays’ win over the Mariners, with former WFAN’s Jacob Wilkins on the line. Gio snagged another Italian American award, and Sydney Esiason shares life with Islanders rookie Matthew Schaefer.

From Gio’s legendary WFAN intern class to a former employee calling the Blue Jays–Mariners series for MLB India, the updates kept rolling. C-Lo faced a caller daring him to box Spike Eskin, NBA on NBC returned with Mike Tirico chatting with Michael Jordan, and the Moment of the Day? Torching the Jets for clicks. And just when you thought it couldn’t get weirder, Gio’s algorithm delivered a stream of people losing it over coworkers pooping at work.

C-Lo wraps up the day with his final update, including a caller daring him to box Spike Eskin at the next live show. NBA on NBC returned with Mike Tirico interviewing Michael Jordan, and the Moment of the Day? Destroying and torching the Jets for clicks.

We dug into Gio’s WFAN intern class, reminiscing about who he worked with and whether it was Eddie’s greatest class ever. Plus, MLB India got some WFAN flavor as a former employee called the Blue Jays–Mariners series.

C-Lo is back with an update, kicking things off with Boomer on the Rangers podcast. We debated whether 3I/ATLAS is a comet or an alien spaceship, and the NBA on NBC returned with its classic theme that had everyone buzzing.

Giants gear up for a tough test in Philly, while we size up this week’s NFL spreads.

Brian Burns fires back on X, claiming his postgame tunnel comments were twisted. Meanwhile, Matt Barnes throws shade at Mike Brown, calling him “not a leader of men” for trying to be everyone’s buddy.

Gio says it’s statement time for the Knicks — no excuses, no “new system” talk, just wins and home-court swagger. Boomer’s not buying the hype though; he’s bracing for a rough opener and a Cavs win by ten.

Woody vs. Fields, Fangio’s praise for Jaxson Dart, Russell Wilson claps back and the NBA on NBC’s nostalgic comeback.

The Knicks season gets underway tonight and hopefully new coach Mike Brown is not going to be buddy buddy with the players. We previewed what we expect from the Knicks season.

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The best reactions to the Jets' Week 7 loss to Carolina from Boomer & Gio, BT & Sal, and Evan & Tiki.

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It was a non-stop ride of sports drama! The Rangers can’t score at home, making Boomer cranky and forcing Gio to start rooting for them. The Jets are fielding trade calls, Tyrod Taylor might start, and callers joked about an AI head coach — Gio thinks he could sell it. Daniel Jones is on fire with the Colts, the Chiefs are back on track, and Lamar Jackson looks set to return. On the field, the Lions crushed the Bucs, Mike Evans is out with a concussion and broken collarbone, Seahawks squeak past the Texans, and Tiki Barber unloads on the Giants’ defense. The Blue Jays head to the World Series thanks to George Springer, Max Scherzer is living the dream, C-Lo’s X account gets hacked, WFAN callers can buy coats with their names, and Gio adds another Italian American award to his shelf. Chaos, wins, losses, and jaw-dropping moments all in one wild day!

Boomer’s fed up with the Rangers struggling at home, while NFL chaos heats up with the Jets fielding trade calls and the Giants missing a WR opportunity. Jerry reports the Lions steamrolling the Bucs (with Mike Evans injured) and the Seahawks taking down the Texans. Aaron Glenn stays hopeful: “This will turn.” Over in baseball, the Blue Jays head to the World Series thanks to George Springer, with Max Scherzer living his dream. And online drama? C-Lo’s X account got hacked — he had to start fresh.

Gio admits the *Lions* surprised him, while CJ Stroud and the *Texans* struggle. Jets drama heats up: Grok picks *Tyrod Taylor* vs. the Bengals, and AI as head coach gets joked about. Aaron Glenn’s rough season continues. Jerry reports *Lions* crush the Bucs, Seahawks win, and McDaniel hopes Tua stays safe. *Blue Jays* punch their World Series ticket with Springer’s heroics, Rangers at least score at home, and Gio grabs another Italian American award.

The Rangers can’t score at home, and Boomer’s mood swings with every missed goal — Gio’s officially starting to root for them. Fans can now wear fame thanks to a company selling WFAN caller coats. On the gridiron, the Bucs get steamrolled by the Lions, Mike Evans is out with major injuries, Seahawks squeak past Texans, and Aaron Glenn explains QB struggles while Brian Daboll dodges kicking questions. Tiki Barber unloads on the Giants’ defense, and in baseball, the Blue Jays head to the World Series thanks to George Springer — Gio calls him a must-have. Plus, parking at MetLife is a cool $100.

Daniel Jones is turning heads with the Colts, while the Chiefs look like they’ve finally figured it out. Lamar Jackson is set to return as the Ravens take on the Bears. The Giants face a brutal stretch, and Boomer asks Gio if Mike McCarthy should lead the team for Jaxson Dart’s future — Gio sees some promising chemistry with Dart and Daboll. Jerry reports the Lions crush the Bucs, giving up just 9 points, while Aaron Glenn still hasn’t named a QB for Cincinnati and Brian Daboll has no coaching updates. The Moment of the Day: imagining Joe Benigno’s reaction if the Jets hire an AI head coach. Off the field, Gio’s binge-watching Netflix’s The Perfect Neighbor, and Boomer’s mood sinks whenever the Rangers lose.

Jerry wraps up the day with the Lions crushing the Bucs, allowing just 9 points. Aaron Glenn still hasn’t named the QB for Cincinnati, and Brian Daboll has no updates on coaching changes. The Moment of the Day? A caller wonders how Joe Benigno would react if the Jets hired an AI as their head coach — chaos imagined!

With a brutal schedule ahead, Boomer asks Gio if Mike McCarthy should take the helm for Jaxson Dart’s future. Gio thinks Dart and Daboll already have some promising chemistry brewing.

Jerry’s back with the latest: Bucs crushed by the Lions as Mike Evans goes down with serious injuries. Seahawks sneak past Texans in a messy win. Aaron Glenn opens up on QB struggles, while Brian Daboll dodges questions on kicking woes. Tiki Barber blasts the Giants’ defense, and the Blue Jays punch their World Series ticket thanks to George Springer.

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Joe Benigno is pushing for a 40-minute sitdown with Woody Johnson as Jets drama simmers. Meanwhile, baseball fever is soaring — the Blue Jays punch their ticket to the World Series thanks to George Springer’s clutch home run! And in hockey, the Rangers may have lost, but at least they found the back of the net at home.

Grok picks Tyrod Taylor vs. the Bengals, a caller jokes about an AI head coach, and Gio thinks he could sell it. Meanwhile, Aaron Glenn’s struggles this season keep the buzz going.

Jerry kicked things off with the roar of the Lions steamrolling the Bucs — and it wasn’t pretty. Mike Evans went down hard, suffering a broken collarbone and a concussion. Over in Seattle, the Seahawks soared past the Texans, while Lions DC Aaron Glenn promised fans, “This will turn.” Meanwhile, baseball’s burning up — the Blue Jays are World Series–bound after George Springer’s clutch 3-run blast! Max Scherzer? Fired up and living the dream as he heads to the Fall Classic.

We broke down which teams are struggling — including the Jets — and all the trade chatter surrounding them. The Giants were likely exploring a deal for a wide receiver before their tough loss in Denver. We also looked ahead at what could be next for the Jets, especially when it comes to their head coaching situation.

The best reactions to the Giants' Week 7 loss to Denver from Boomer & Gio, BT & Sal, and Evan & Tiki.

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Giants reeling in Denver — missed XPs, defensive meltdowns, and furious Brian Burns on the field. Boomer blasts the coaching staff for bad decisions, while Dart bounces back after a pick and McAtamney laments his kicking woes. Gio sees a silver lining, but Jets woes continue as they drop to 0-7. Can Big Blue bounce back on the road, or is Philly next stop for heartbreak?

Giants meltdown in Denver has everyone talking! Gio sees a silver lining — energy and a bright future — but Boomer isn’t buying it, blasting the coaching staff and calling the offense mismanaged. Brian Burns screamed over late defensive calls, Dart looked crushed, and the missed extra point still stings. Daboll, McAtamney, and Glenn weigh in on the chaos. Elsewhere, Niners edge Falcons, Cowboys crush Commanders, and Colts roll to 6-1, while Giants’ defense can’t stop Justin Fields. The big question: can Big Blue bounce back in Philly?

Giants show fight but can’t fix their kicking woes. Boomer sees competitiveness; Gio’s texting friends the team is back. Dart throws a pick, Tiki rips the call, Schwartz cracks Jets jokes, and Malusis fumes at traffic. Niners, Eagles win, and baseball drama heats up over Ohtani.

Boomer heads to Cincinnati for the Jets game and Ring of Honor inductions, while Gio wonders if he’ll console Aaron Glenn. Zach Wilson gets bumped to third string, Ewers starts, and the Giants collapse again on defense — Brian Burns furious on and off the field. Kicker McAtamney laments missed XPs, Dart bounces back after a pick, and the Jets drop to 0-7. Elsewhere, Caleb Williams shines, Dolphins stumble, Stafford throws 5 TDs, and Vlad Guerrero keeps crushing it in the postseason.

Giants face a tough rebound after a loss — playcalling blamed, but they can hang with anyone. Early spreads favor Eagles and Colts; Jets struggle in Cincy. Boomer praises Dak and the Cowboys, while Vlad Guerrero keeps crushing HRs. G-Money spills the scoop on the Giants’ “international” kicker, McAtamney laments missed XPs, and Dart & Burns react postgame. Schwartz cracks Jets jokes, Aaron Glenn says players aren’t giving up, and coaching hot seats heat up around McDaniel and Zac Taylor.

G-Money from the Caribbean spills the scoop — the Giants keep their kicker around because he’s “international” and doesn’t eat a roster spot! Jude McAtamney reacts to missed XPs, while Dart and Brian Burns weigh in after the game.

How will the Giants respond off of this loss? The Giants can be in any game in any stadium.

Callers weigh in on Jets and Giants coaching drama, while Brian Burns erupts walking off the field and through the tunnel — tempers flaring in Big Blue land!

Boomer’s headed to Cincinnati for the Jets showdown and a Ring of Honor induction — will he give Aaron Glenn a “hang in there” nod? Meanwhile, callers are already eyeing the NFL draft QB class.

Jerry kicks off with Bob Papa as Dart throws a pick — Dart reacts, Tiki rips the play call, and Peter Schwartz cracks Jets jokes. Marc Malusis rants about traffic, while Sunday Night sees the Niners top the Falcons and the Eagles edge the Vikings on a crazy no-catch TD!

Although the hour kicked off with more Giants grief — their kicking game’s a disaster, but Boomer says the fight is finally back… for about three quarters, anyway.

Jerry kicks off his first update with the *clang* of that missed extra point! We hear from a fired-up Brian Daboll, rattled kicker Jude McAtamney, and Aaron Glenn on the offense that just couldn’t get it going.

Gio’s seeing a silver lining — says the Giants have energy and a bright future. Boomer’s not buying it, ripping the coaching staff for mismanaging the game and blasting their late defensive calls. He sticks by his “only go for 2 when you need 2” rule. Brian Burns blew up over dropped coverage, and Jaxson Dart looked crushed — which Gio oddly loves. Now the question: how will Big Blue respond heading to Philly?

Boomer and Gio discuss how a win this weekend against the Broncos could flip the script on the Giants’ season. Plus, Boomer is betting against the Giants to make the playoffs; Brian Baldinger joins Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata to preview this weekend’s game against the Broncos; Evan & Tiki wonder what the Giants are up to with the cap space they are clearing, and discuss with Shaun Morash how many games Jaxson Dart will win.

Aaron Glenn’s recent press conferences spark strong reactions as Gio calls out the Jets coach for being ‘in over his head.’ Plus, Breece Hall’s cryptic Instagram post suggests he wants out; Brandon Tierney is alarmed by Glenn’s comment on why they won’t throw the ball down field; Tierney and Sal Licata discuss if Glenn or Justin Fields is the bigger problem; Jets beat reporter Brian Costello joins Evan & Tiki to discuss Glenn and the Jets; Evan & Tiki react to Glenn’s snippy comments.

This week’s Mets highlights include Gio declaring that it’s time to move on from Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil, while BT and Sal scoff at Alonso’s reported wish to sign a seven-year deal. Plus, BT wonders if the team’s recent coaching hires suggest that Carlos Mendoza is on the hot seat, and the Evan and Tiki crew revisit their preseason takes that went horribly wrong.

This week’s Yankee highlights include all the reaction from the team’s end-of-season press conference, plus Brian Cashman’s fiery interview on Evan and Tiki, as the GM fired back at Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez’s comments about the front office’s role in Aaron Boone’s job. Plus, Keith McPherson went off on the team’s “negligent” handling of Anthony Volpe’s injury.

Boomer and Gio rip the 0-6 Jets as things continue to unravel with Aaron Glenn’s battles with the media. Plus, Boomer and Al Dukes argue about comments made by Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa; Gio believes the Mets must dump Pete Alonso; Boomer and Gio react to Brian Cashman’s end-of-season comments; Boomer is betting against the Giants to make the playoffs; Boomer, Gio and Jerry make their Week 7 NFL picks.

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The week in sports kicked off with chaos and drama across the NFL and MLB. The Bengals stunned the Steelers on a last-second FG, with Flacco and Rodgers lighting it up, though Rodgers lost it when an offensive lineman tackled him mid-celebration. Gio slammed the league’s weak defenses, warning anyone can beat anyone, while the Broncos struggled returning from London. MLB action saw the Blue Jays even their series 2-2 with a Vlad homer, the Dodgers keep winning without Ohtani, and Scherzer refusing to leave the mound as the Brewers fall 3-0. Off the field, Cashman fired back at Jeter and A-Rod’s digs at the Yankees, the Mets debate Pete Alonso’s future. Jets face pressure this week with Justin Fields needing to deliver against the Panthers, and NFL QBs once again flop in New York only to shine elsewhere, much to Boomer’s amusement that the Giants gave Dart time to watch before playing. The week closed with explosive leaked audio of Belichick getting micromanaged by Jordon Hudson and trashing the crew, Al & Eddie dropping a new Cam Skattebo song, and our revamped Week 7 NFL picks ready to shake things up.

Week 6 kicked off with a bang as the Bengals stunned the Steelers on a last-second FG, with Flacco and Rodgers lighting up the field—though Rodgers lost it when an offensive lineman tackled him mid-celebration. Gio says defenses are so weak right now anyone can win, while the Broncos struggled after flying back from London to face a rested Giants. In MLB, Jerry highlighted Kafka raving about Jaxson Dart, Cashman firing back at Jeter’s digs, the Blue Jays evened their series 2-2 with Vlad homering, and the Dodgers keep winning without Ohtani. Bonus chaos: a Pittsburgh talk show host vowed a nipple piercing if the Steelers lost… and they did.

Brian Cashman fired back at Jeter and A-Rod, defending Boone and insisting the Yankees aren’t the only team using analytics, while Islanders rookie chaos unfolds living with Matt and Sydney Martin. Jerry’s update featured the Bengals’ last-second FG win over the Steelers and Vlad powering the Blue Jays to even their series 2-2 with the Mariners. Plus, we’re shaking up NFL picks after a terrible run, Yankees’ rotation for next year looks stacked, and Boomer weighs in on keeping Pete Alonso with the Mets without breaking the bank.

Jets face a pressure cooker this week—if Justin Fields doesn’t deliver early, things could get ugly against the Panthers, though a win could ease the heat. Mets fans debate Pete Alonso’s future, while Jerry reports Flacco and the Bengals stun the Steelers with Chase hauling 16 catches, and Rodgers throws four TDs in defeat. Bo Nix preps for the Giants, Blue Jays even their series 2-2, Scherzer refuses to budge in the fifth, and the Brewers fall 3-0 to the Dodgers. Meanwhile, a caller grills why QBs flop in New York, and Boomer loves the Giants giving Dart time to watch before playing.

Leaked video shows Belichick getting micromanaged by Jordon Hudson while she trash-talks the production crew—Gio warns no NFL team will hire him if they’re still together. Jerry wraps up the week with audio from the leak, Bengals shock the Steelers, Blue Jays even their series 2-2, Al & Eddie drop a new Cam Skattebo song, and Week 7 NFL picks close out the show.

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Explosive footage leaks of Bill Belichick filming a chalk talk—Jordon Hudson micromanaging every move and trashing the production crew! Gio warns: no NFL team will touch him if he’s still tied up with her.

A caller asks why QBs flop in New York only to shine elsewhere, while Boomer’s thrilled the Giants held off on Dart—giving him weeks to learn before hitting the field.

Jets’ week could get ugly if Justin Fields doesn’t show up early, but a win over the Panthers at MetLife could calm the storm. Meanwhile, Mets fans wonder how Pete Alonso’s production gets replaced, sparking a heated debate on whether they should keep him.

Jerry back and starts and has more sounds of the Bengals beating the Steelers on a last second FG. The Blue Jays evened their series with the Mariners 2-2 as Vlad had a homer.

Brian Cashman hit the mic with Evan and Morash, firing back at Jeter and A-Rod’s digs at the Yankees and Boone. He slammed the notion that the Bronx Bombers are the only team running on analytics—looks like the clubhouse drama isn’t slowing down!

Jerry’s first update of the day: Bengals take down the Steelers. Kafka praises Jaxson Dart’s spark. Cashman responds to Jeter’s criticism. Blue Jays even the series 2-2 with the Mariners, and the Dodgers keep winning despite Ohtani’s absence.

The Bengals stunned the Steelers on a last-second field goal in a wild Thursday night thriller. Both Flacco and Rodgers lit it up, but the real headline? Gio says defenses are trash across the league — and right now, anyone can beat anyone!

Evan and Shaun speak with Brian Cashman following his season-ending press conference.

Justin Fields keeps taking sacks while Gio blasts an overwhelmed Aaron Glenn obsessed with the media. Tua half-apologizes for throwing teammates under the bus, sparking a heated Al & Boomer debate. Mets drama heats up with Gio calling for Alonso’s exit, Blue Jays crush the Mariners 13-4, and Neil Best announces his Newsday retirement. Lions’ trick-play TD fiasco sparks conspiracy theories, while Big Ben bashes Steelers’ turf and Caleb Williams shrugs off Aikman critiques. The hour wraps with Rodgers’ hot streak, Bengals-Steelers preview, and Boomer declaring the Chiefs are back!

Justin Fields can’t catch a break, taking sack after sack while Gio says Aaron Glenn is drowning in media panic. Jerry brought the latest from Glenn and the Giants prepping for Denver. Meanwhile, Tua had to backtrack after calling out teammates for missing meetings, sparking a fiery Al & Boomer debate. Boomer finished with a blast from the past—remember when play calls had to be dumbed down for Rich Kotite?”

The Yankees hit the media with Cashman and Boone talking—but Gio expects zero news. Mets offseason chatter heats up, with Gio calling for Alonso’s exit—callers aren’t having it. Boomer breaks Neil Best’s retirement news before Jerry drops the Blue Jays’ 13-4 blowout over the Mariners. Scherzer’s on the mound tonight, and calm isn’t on the menu. The hour wraps with Boomer dissecting the Lions’ trick-play TD that got called back.

The Lions’ trick play gets wiped out, sparking conspiracy theories about a Chiefs fix, though Boomer isn’t buying it. Jerry updates with Campbell staying tight-lipped and Daboll says it’s business as usual prepping for Denver. Tua issues a half-apology after throwing teammates under the bus. The Blue Jays crush the Mariners 13-4, and we wrap with a Jamiroquai shoutout that sounds just like Ann Liguori’s tune. **SORRY FOLKS - YOU DON'T HEAR ANY OF THE SONGS OTHER THAN THE LIGOURI ONE**

Cashman and Boone meet the media—expect zero surprises. Glenn freaks out over every question while denying the Jets’ 0-6 record; Fields plays it safe to protect the ball. Big Ben slams Steelers’ turf, Caleb Williams shrugs off Aikman critiques, and some Connecticut fans can’t see the Giants game. Jerry hits updates, plus Al’s epic Moment of the Day. Bengals face Steelers tonight, Rodgers shines with 4 wins in 5 weeks, and Gio wonders if the Jets can match him—while Boomer declares the Chiefs are back!

Aaron Glenn refuses to accept the Jets’ losing streak, while Justin Fields plays it conservative to protect the ball. Connecticut fans may miss the Giants game, Big Ben blasts Steelers’ awful turf, and Caleb Williams shrugs off Troy Aikman critiques. The Moment of the Day? Al’s epic anger on the Warm Up Show!

Aaron Glenn seems obsessed with predicting every media question, while callers weigh in on all things New York sports.

Jerry’s back with updates, including Dan Campbell staying tight-lipped on New York’s role in the trick play. Brian Daboll says it’s business as usual prepping for Denver, while Tua walks back his half-apology after throwing teammates under the bus.

The Lions’ flashy TD gets wiped out thanks to a New York call, sparking wild claims that the game’s rigged for the Chiefs and gambling chaos. Boomer wasn’t buying it, saying he’s never seen the NFL try to sway a game.

Jerry kicks things off with the Blue Jays’ blowout—13-4 over the Mariners! Tonight, Max Scherzer takes the mound, and he’s guaranteed not to be calm.

We dove into Mets offseason drama — what’s next for the Amazins? Gio wants Pete Alonso gone, but the callers weren’t having it!

Tua’s backpedaling after calling out teammates for skipping meetings! Al and Boomer went at it over whether he ever should’ve said it in the first place.

We kicked off the show with the Jets’ QB mess — Justin Fields is scared to throw picks and keeps getting sacked. Gio says Aaron Glenn looks in way over his head and more worried about the media than coaching.

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It’s a nonstop ride of sports and local buzz! Dodgers roar to a 2-0 series lead behind Yamamoto’s complete games, while Derek Jeter slams managers for yanking pitchers too soon. Giants rookie QB heads to Denver with a tough pass-rush waiting, and early Sunday spreads have bettors buzzing. Jets drama heats up as Breece Hall drops a cryptic #Free20, Todd Bowles loses it over Baker Mayfield, and classic camp audio from Bowles and rookie Sam Darnold drops. Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco prep for a vintage QB showdown, the Titans implode with Cam Ward calling them “ass,” and casino talks hit the Citi Field neighborhood. Nick Mangold reaches out for a kidney, and in a lighter twist, the hour wraps with Long Island strip mall dreams and Netflix debates over *Monster: The Ed Gein Story*.

It’s a whirlwind sports hour! Yamamoto dazzles with a complete game, while Boomer moans about the Rangers’ goal drought. Dodgers crush the Brewers 2-0, sparking a David vs. Goliath playoff debate, and whispers of a baseball salary cap heat up. Nick Mangold takes to social media for a kidney, Cam Heyward dubs Rodgers vs. Flacco the “Icy Hot Bowl,” and Jerry Jones teases a deal with no plan. Over in New York, the Mets hire Kai Correa as bench coach — and Gio predicts he’ll be managing sooner than Mendoza expects.

Drama’s hitting every corner of sports! Breece Hall sparks Jets gossip with a cryptic #Free20 post, while Boomer daydreams about QB Fernando Mendoza (or “Martinez”) and wonders where Mac Jones and Deshaun Watson will land next. Kevin Stefanski reacts to Mike Tomlin’s Flacco trade hot take, Todd Bowles goes wild over a Baker Mayfield play, and Bears fans slam Troy Aikman’s harsh words on Caleb Williams — all while Ben Johnson fields the heat on Chicago radio. Dodgers crush the Brewers 2-0 thanks to Yamamoto’s complete game, and Teoscar Hernandez avoids the haunted Pfister Hotel because his wife won’t stay there. Meanwhile, Al admits he’s scared of ghosts, and Gio can’t get into Monster: The Ed Gein Story on Netflix.

The new hour kicks off late after The Ed Gein Story chatter. Boomer pivots to casino drama near Citi Field. Jerry reports Aaron Rodgers saying Thursday games are raking in big money for the league. Meanwhile, the Titans implode — Cam Ward calls them “ass” and their coach gets canned after blaming Ward. Dodgers keep rolling as Yamamoto throws a complete game for a 2-0 lead over the Brewers. In a spooky twist, callers debate what’s real in the Netflix Ed Gein movie while a woman admits she does an Ed Gein voice around her husband.

A packed hour of sports and local buzz! The Giants head to Denver with a rookie QB, facing a brutal pass rush, while early Sunday spreads have bettors buzzing. Dodgers take a 2-0 series lead behind Yamamoto’s complete game, and Derek Jeter weighs in on pitchers being pulled too soon. Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco prepare for a vintage QB showdown, and Todd Bowles steals the Moment of the Day with his excitement over Baker Mayfield. Plus, classic Jets camp audio from Bowles’ rants and rookie Sam Darnold, ending with a Long Island strip mall brainstorm.

Jerry wraps the day with plenty of highlights! Dodgers take a 2-0 series lead behind Yamamoto’s complete game. Derek Jeter weighs in on managers pulling pitchers too early, while Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco gear up for a vintage quarterback showdown. The Moment of the Day? Todd Bowles getting fired up over Baker Mayfield. Plus, Jerry shares classic Jets camp audio — Bowles’ legendary rants and rookie Sam Darnold’s early camp memories.

The Giants head to Denver with a rookie QB in tow, and a win would flip the script at 3-4. But the road battle won’t be easy — the Broncos are sack machines who live for third-down pressure. Early Sunday spreads are out.

Aaron Rodgers is talking big bucks, bragging that Thursday games are raking in major money for the league. Meanwhile, the Titans are in full meltdown mode — Cam Ward calls the team “ass” and the head coach is canned after pointing fingers at Ward. Drama, blame, and chaos dominate Nashville this week.

Boomer pivots from serial killers to the potential casino near Citi Field.

Jerry’s back with the latest gridiron drama! Kevin Stefanski reacts after Mike Tomlin questioned the Browns’ bold Flacco trade, while Todd Bowles can’t hide his hype over a Baker Mayfield highlight. Meanwhile, Bears fans are up in arms, claiming Troy Aikman’s being way too harsh on Caleb Williams — and Ben Johnson had to field the heat live on Chicago radio.

Drama’s brewing in Jets land! Breece Hall took to Instagram with a cryptic “#Free20,” sparking buzz that he’s had enough of the 0-6 misery. Under Aaron Glenn, he’s the first player to go public — and Boomer says cut the cord now: trade him before he walks for nothing!

Jerry kicks off the morning with Dodgers dominance — LA’s arms are sizzling as they jump to a 2-0 lead over the Brewers. Former Jet Nick Mangold makes a heartfelt plea for a kidney on social media. Cam Heyward cracks wise about the aging QB showdown, dubbing Rodgers vs. Flacco the “Icy Hot Bowl.” And Jerry Jones? Ever the cowboy — says he’s open for business, just doesn’t know what he’s buying yet.

If the Dodgers and Mariners clash this October, it’s Hollywood cash versus Northwest grit — a classic David vs. Goliath showdown. The Dodgers’ megabucks roster meets Seattle’s scrappy heart, and fans are wondering: can hustle beat the money machine? With talk of a salary cap heating up, this series could be about more than a trophy — it could define baseball’s future.

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Monday night chaos set the tone as both the Bills and Commanders fell, and the Titans fired Brian Callahan — the season’s first coaching casualty. The Giants head to Denver in a wide-open NFC East, with Boomer blasting Aaron Glenn for leaving Justin Fields in and warning Jaxson Dart faces a tough test. Jerry recapped Bears’ last-second FG win and Falcons’ blowout of the Bills, while Glenn admits Fields stumbled but sees progress. MLB drama hit hard: Mariners lead 2-0, Dodgers dominate with Blake Snell shining, and a rare 8-6-2 double play dazzles. Boomer doubts the Giants’ playoff chances, callers debate the NFC East and Jets chaos, and the hour wraps with Aaron Glenn’s rough season, Manfred’s Dodgers favoritism, Seattle homers, “Moment of the Day” bougie burns, and AI gone wild — Jake Paul cross-dressing and fake Mr. Rogers chatting with Tupac. NFL, MLB, and AI madness collide in one whirlwind New York sports hour.

Monday night madness set the tone as both the Bills and Commanders fell, and the Titans fired Brian Callahan — the season’s first coach casualty. The NFC East is wide open, but Boomer blasted Aaron Glenn for leaving Justin Fields in and now Jaxson Dart faces a Denver defense trial by fire. Jerry recapped the chaos: Bears steal it on Daniels’ late fumble, Falcons steamroll the Bills, and Glenn admits Fields stumbled. Over in MLB, the Mariners lead the Blue Jays 2-0, Blake Snell dominates as Dodgers top Brewers, and a rare 8-6-2 double play steals the show. And yes, Bijon Robinson’s monster game still has everyone talking.

Giants sit at +1600 for the playoffs, but Boomer isn’t buying it, slamming Cowboys and Bills defenses while Ravens lead at +110. A caller says Boomer’s killing the hype as the Giants get extra rest before facing a jet-lagged Broncos squad. Jerry recaps NFL chaos: Daniels’ fumble costs the Commanders, Falcons crush the Bills, and Glenn says it’ll take time. Matt Rhule gushes over Penn State, MLB delivers a wild Brewers/Dodgers double play, and Gio throws a fun “what would you rather” with Tiger Woods and a million bucks.

Gio slammed the Jets’ 2025 mess, Boomer defended Campbell and Payton, and a London loss got roasted. Jerry recapped Bears’ FG win and Falcons’ blowout, while Benigno wants a Jets break, Roberts dreams of Shedeur Sanders, and Tomlin can’t believe the Browns’ Flacco trade. Belichick shut down buyout talk, and Aaron Glenn’s rocky first season got dissected.

Big-market Dodgers get the Manfred boost, and Boomer calls them flawless, while Seattle crushes timely homers the Yankees couldn’t. Callers slam Aaron Glenn’s decisions but see hope for the Giants in a wide-open NFC East. Jerry recaps Bears’ last-second FG over the Commanders; Glenn sees progress vs. the Broncos and won’t bench Fields. Moment of the Day: “The rich keep getting richer, you bougie bastard.” Show closes with wild AI talk — Jake Paul cross-dressing, and fake celeb videos of Mr. Rogers chatting with Tupac.

Jerry wraps the day with Bears’ last-second FG win over the Commanders. Glenn sees silver linings in the Broncos loss and refuses to bench Fields for one bad game. Moment of the Day: “The rich keep getting richer, you bougie bastard.”

Rob Manfred must be rooting for the Dodgers — they’re a big-market darling — and Boomer says they look flawless. Meanwhile, Seattle’s crushing timely homers against the Blue Jays, something the Yankees couldn’t pull off. A caller ripped Aaron Glenn for all his bad calls.

Jerry’s back with the chaos: Bears steal it on a late FG, Falcons crush the Bills, and Joe Benigno says he needs a Jets break. Evan Roberts dreams of Shedeur Sanders joining the Jets, calling their mess a “circus,” while Mike Tomlin reels at the Browns trading Joe Flacco in-division. Meanwhile, Belichick shuts down buyout rumors.

Gio slammed the Jets, saying you can’t build a team in 2025 like it was 1995, though Boomer points to Campbell and Payton doing just that. A caller defended the Jets’ London loss, but Gio fired back — Thursday Giants, Yankees out, and a putrid Jets offense made this game a nightmare.

Jerry’s back with a whirlwind update: Jayden Daniels’ costly fumble sets up a Bears game-winning FG, the Falcons steamroll the Bills, and Aaron Glenn says it’s all a work in progress. Jerry praises some standout defenders, Matt Rhule gushes over Penn State, and we even got a wild Brewers/Dodgers double play—cleared up nicely by Ron Darling.

The Giants are +1600 to make the playoffs, but Boomer isn’t buying it. He slams the Cowboys’ and Bills’ defenses, while Ravens sit at +110 — and a caller gripes Boomer’s not backing the Giants, who get extra rest after Thursday night at home before facing a jet-lagged Broncos squad.

Jerry kicked off his first update with the Bears clawing past the Commanders after Jayden Daniels’ brutal late fumble set up the game-winning FG. Then came the roar from Atlanta, where Bijon Robinson and the Falcons steamrolled the Bills. And in Detroit, Aaron Glenn finally fessed up — Justin Fields took a step back and botched a Hail Mary chance before halftime.

The NFC East is up for grabs as the Giants roll into Denver. Boomer blasted Aaron Glenn for not yanking Justin Fields for Tyrod Taylor, and now Jaxson Dart faces a true trial by fire against that Broncos D.

The best reactions to the Jets' Week 6 loss to the Broncos from Boomer & Gio, BT & Sal, and Evan & Tiki.

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The Jets are a full-blown disaster! Justin Fields locked up, threw like a rookie, and even NFL stat pages are ignoring him—Boomer called it embarrassing and one of the worst QB performances in franchise history. Fake punts, baffling playcalling, and Garrett Wilson’s visible frustration left fans furious, while Aaron Glenn refuses to admit how bad it’s gotten. Jerry served up updates from around the league—Dan Campbell raging over Brian Branch’s punches, Tua calling out no-show teammates, and Kurt Warner baffled by Jets chaos. Meanwhile, Sam Darnold, Aaron Rodgers, and Drake Maye grabbed wins, and the Mariners shocked the Blue Jays. Boomer compared this mess to his harshest Jets seasons, warning Fields could get booed at home, and Gio stole the Moment of the Day, channeling Mike Tomlin and wondering how Fields and Russell Wilson are holding up. The Giants get ready for the Broncos, Jaxson Dart is earning cheers, and frustrated fans are wondering if it’s time to jump ship—all while Joe Benigno complains about his early-morning WFAN show. The Jets’ nightmare just won’t end.

The Jets are a mess! Defense showed up, but Justin Fields looked “locked up,” and Boomer called it the worst QB performance in team history—fake punts and all. Garrett Wilson’s frustration is visible, and Gio doubts Aaron Glenn even gets it. Jerry opened with the loss, Fields snapped at a start-next-week question, and NFL chaos spilled over as Dan Campbell apologized after the Lions-Chiefs fight. Boomer also highlighted a teen on the Islanders, while Gio admitted the NFL picks segment is in shambles and hinted at a format shakeup.

Boomer says this Jets offense is one of the worst he’s ever seen, rivaling even his most brutal seasons. Aaron Glenn knows the pain—he lived it with the 0-11 Lions—but the Jets still have three winnable games: Panthers at home, at Cincinnati, and hosting the Browns. Lose them and Gio thinks Glenn could be gone. Fields could face boos at home if he stumbles, and Glenn will have to make a move in front of the fans. Jerry kicked off with Kurt Warner baffled by the Jets’ playcalling, while Brandon Tierney called Fields “straight up ass” on his podcast. Mike Francesa slammed Glenn for benching Troy Taylor, and the hour wrapped with more talk about whether Glenn will finally pull the trigger.

Justin Fields is so bad even the stat pages are skipping him—Boomer wonders if the computers gave up. Jerry shared postgame audio from a still-positive Aaron Glenn, while Garrett Wilson vented his first-half frustration. Frank The Tank is fed up with Dolphins losses, the Seahawks, Steelers, and Drake Maye all picked up wins, and the Mariners took game 1 in Toronto. Boomer and Gio compared the Jets to Dan Campbell’s 0-11 Lions, highlighting Detroit’s smart drafting versus New York’s mess—leaving fans wondering when it’s okay to jump ship.

The Giants gear up to face the Broncos after Denver’s offense flopped—while the Jets delivered one of the worst offensive performances in franchise history. Boomer’s cheering for Jaxson Dart, who’s not running scared, as disgruntled Jets fans kept the calls coming. Jerry returned with his final update, including Aaron Glenn on the end-of-half chaos and his displeasure over Fields starting next week. Across the NFL, Chiefs beat the Lions, Dan Campbell fumed after Brian Branch threw punches, and Tua called out teammates for skipping meetings. The Moment of the Day? Gio, channeling Mike Tomlin, wondering how Fields and Russell Wilson are holding up. The hour closed with Gio teasing Joe Benigno’s early-morning WFAN woes, while Boomer insisted all he needs is a winning football team.

Jerry wrapped up the day with his final update. Aaron Glenn weighed in on the end-of-half chaos but wasn’t thrilled when asked if Justin Fields would start next week. Across the NFL, the Chiefs beat the Lions, and Dan Campbell was furious after Brian Branch threw punches—Branch explained his side. Tua called out his teammates for showing up late or skipping meetings. The Moment of the Day? Gio, channeling Mike Tomlin, wondering aloud how Justin Fields and Russell Wilson are holding up.

The Giants face the Broncos this week—and Denver’s offense was a mess! The Jets could’ve won despite one of the worst offensive performances ever. Boomer’s rooting for Jaxson Dart, who’s not running scared, while disgruntled Jets fans kept the calls coming.

We looked back at the Lions’ 0-11 disaster under Dan Campbell—and how smart drafting turned them into a contender. Meanwhile, the Jets are floundering, leaving fans wondering when it’s okay to jump ship without feeling like a fairweather fan.

Boomer is baffled—Justin Fields is nowhere to be found on key NFL stat pages. Was he *that* bad, or did the computers just give up on him? His awful performance has everyone talking.

Jerry’s back with the latest Jets drama! Kurt Warner was completely baffled by their end-of-half playcalling. Brandon Tierney slammed Justin Fields on his podcast, calling him “straight up ass.” Mike Francesa also criticized Aaron Glenn for keeping Troy Taylor on the bench—frustration is mounting.

Boomer slammed the Jets’ offense, calling this season one of the most brutal he’s ever seen. Aaron Glenn knows the pain—he lived it with the 0-11 Lions. But hope isn’t gone yet: three winnable games remain—home vs. Panthers, at Bengals, and hosting the Browns.

Jerry kicked off his first update with the brutal sounds of the Jets’ latest flop, complete with a British announcer twist. Garrett Wilson voiced his frustration, while Justin Fields snapped, “What kind of question is that?” when asked about starting next week. Around the NFL, tempers flared after the Lions-Chiefs game, prompting Dan Campbell to apologize: “That’s not ok.”

The Jets hit rock bottom! The defense showed up, but the offense was a no-show. Boomer blasted the team for giving Justin Fields a huge deal only to bench his arm, calling his play “embarrassing” and the worst QB performance in Jets history. A fake punt to run out the clock? Total disaster. Even Garrett Wilson’s frustration says it all—the Jets are a mess.

The Giants win over the Eagles on Thursday Night Football receives high praise from Boomer & Gio. Plus, Jaxson Dart is silencing his doubters; Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata on why this Giants win feels different and the fire Dart has lit under this team; Evan & Tiki believe the hope and future feel real for the Giants; C-Mac is ecstatic over the Giants’ win.

Now that another Yankee season has ended without a championship, Boomer and Gio wonder if any actual changes will follow. BT and Sal doubt any real fallout will happen, and agree that nothing will change until there are new voices in the front office. Plus, Suzyn Waldman's thoughts on where the Yanks go from here, and Evan and Tiki discuss Aaron Judge's updated playoff legacy.

This week's Yankees highlights include all the reactions from another disappointing season, as all of our hosts don't hold anything back when criticizing the Bombers for bowing out in the ALDS following a no-show from the offense in a must-win game four.

Boomer and Gio react to the Blue Jays eliminating the Yankees in the ALDS and what’s next for the Bronx Bombers if they want to win a World Series. Plus, Gio says Mets fans shouldn’t gloat over the Yankees’ loss; Boomer & Gio laud the Giants for their victory over the Eagles on Thursday; Gio likens these Jets to the Rich Kotite era; Boomer & Gio react to the latest on the Mark Sanchez incident and a report that Giannis was interested in a trade to the Knicks.

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The Giants score back-to-back home wins, crushing the Eagles 34-17 behind rookie QB Jaxson Dart and TD machine Cam Skattebo. Dart dazzles with pinpoint passes, earns Daboll’s full-throttle love, and leads a postgame shirt-ripping celebration with Skattebo and Ryan Fitzpatrick. Callers and fans agree: the hype on Dart is real, and Big Blue now has victories over Herbert and Hurts at home to prove it. The city finally has a team worth cheering for!

Giants throttle Eagles 34-17 at MetLife behind rookie QB Jaxson Dart and TD machine Cam Skattebo. Cor’Dale Flott’s fourth-quarter interception set up Skattebo’s third score, while Daboll showers love on Dart — his ticket to staying as head coach. Boomer raves about Dart’s pinpoint passes, and the city finally has a team to cheer for!”

Jaxson Dart leads Big Blue to a huge win, earning praise from Daboll and Gio, while Skattebo vows to end the losing streak. Postgame chaos erupts as Skattebo and Fitzpatrick rip their shirts off and chest-bump. Giants now have back-to-back home wins over Herbert and Hurts, and the city finally has a team to cheer for!

Boomer warns the 0-5 Jets: find your Jaxson Dart or face more misery, while Gio pleads: don’t embarrass yourselves in London. Giants excitement explodes after a huge win over the Eagles — Bob Papa’s calls, Dart’s chemistry with Lil’ Jordan, and Seth Jordan’s disbelief steal the show. Meanwhile, Mike Francesa battles emergency gall bladder surgery, the Phillies season ends in a shocking pitcher blunder, and Philly’s Brody from WIP loses it on-air. Yesterday it looked bright for Philly sports — today?

Big Blue wins back-to-back home games behind Skattebo’s 3 TDs and rookie Dart’s strong play, while Gio calls this week’s NFL slate ‘horrid’ and takes a Sunday bye. Phillies’ season ends in shocking blunder, Mike Francesa battles emergency gall bladder surgery, and Week 6 NFL picks close out the chaos!

Our Week 6 picks for your enjoyment.

This week’s slate of games is ‘horrid’ according to Gio. He is divorcing himself from NFL football on Sunday after the Jets morning game. He’s taking a bye week.

Mike Francesa undergoes emergency gall bladder surgery, while the Phillies’ season ends in a shocking blunder — a grounder to the pitcher that cost them the game. Philly’s Brody from WIP goes completely off the rails after the loss!

Boomer says the 0-5 Jets must find a long-term QB and hit on draft picks and free agents. Gio adds: at least don’t embarrass yourselves in London!

Jerry kicks off with Bob Papa’s excitement as Dart rushes in for the score. Daboll gushes about his rookie QB, Gio agrees — Dart’s the real deal. Postgame, Dart says the city’s starving for a winner, while Skattebo vows to build a winning franchise. Chaos erupts on the Amazon show: Skattebo and Fitzpatrick rip their shirts off and chest-bump for the ages!”

Last night’s 34-17 win belonged to Jaxson Dart, whose breakout performance left doubters speechless. Gio fired back at callers: no more hype — now we believe only when players deliver, and Dart just did.

Jerry kicks off with Cor’Dale Flott’s clutch pick in the fourth that set up Skattebo’s third TD! Daboll raves about Dart’s rise, while AJ Brown claims he doesn’t remember that mystery meeting with Saquon and Hurts. Dodgers bounce the Phillies, Rangers roll Buffalo!

Giants’ defense and rookie duo Dart & Skattebo flip the script — back-to-back home wins after last year’s misery.

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The Yankees’ season wrapped in chaos, and the reactions were just as wild. Boomer slammed the starting pitching—except Cam Schlittler—while the offense vanished when it mattered most. A-Rod called the roster one of the worst ever, Jazz Chisholm bragged about winning the World Series then blew a key double play, and Judge shined but Vlad stole the spotlight. Fans flooded the lines, debating everything from Cashman’s job to who should manage—some dreaming of Jeter, Mattingly, Girardi, Cone, and Randolph, others just pleading for hitters who can hit. Postgame drama included the Blue Jays’ manager taunting “start spreading the news bitches,” Schlittler breaking down the clubhouse mood, and Volpe reflecting on a rough postseason. Across the hour, every Yankee misstep was dissected, from petty celebrations to coaching critiques, leaving fans angry, confused, and begging for a team reboot.

Yankees’ season ends in chaos—Boomer blasts the pitching (except Schlittler) and the offense flops again. A-Rod calls the roster one of the worst ever, Jazz Chisholm’s key error costs them, and Judge shines but Vlad outperforms. Shaun Morash fumes at the stadium, Jays’ manager taunts with “start spreading the news bitches,” and Schwarber smashes two homers. Calls question Volpe’s future, while Boone stays under contract.

Yankees’ season ends, and fans are furious. Cashman takes heat as A-Rod rips the roster, while Gio compares the team to a once-great ‘90s restaurant in need of a refresh. Boomer dreams of next year’s pitching with Cole, Schmidt, Schlittler, Fried, and Rodon, but Gio insists offense rules today. Jazz, Vlad, and Ortiz enjoy the chaos, Turner finally delivers a 2-run single, and callers vent their frustration. Daboll talks Eagles and Aaron Glenn talks.

Yankees meltdown dominates the hour—fans fantasize about a dream team of Mattingly, Girardi, Cone, Randolph, and Jeter, while others just want hitters who can hit. Calls flood in, and Al shoots down Jeter-for-manager chatter. Jays clinch at Yankee Stadium, Jeter defends Boone, who admits it’s been a rough year, and Lucy Burdge grills Schlittler: “and then what happened?” Over in the NFL, Daboll, Sirianni, and Glenn weigh in on Eagles struggles, and Belichick sparks buyout rumors at UNC, leaving everyone asking: is he even hirable?

Yankees’ season ends in style—fans, including Dan from Carteret, weigh in as Jazz Chisholm brags then blows a key double play. Callers blame coaching, fume over Blue Jays’ celebrations, and Jerry kicks off updates with the Jays’ manager’s “start spreading the news bitches.” Jazz, Schlittler, and Volpe reflect on a rough postseason, while A-Rod backs Boone. Schwarber crushes two homers, Jaxson Dart previews the Eagles game, and Boomer wonders how Fangio will cope without top receivers. Gio shuts down Mets fans gloating, laughs off the “munchkin man” Daboll call, and calls it a wrap after the dumbest call yet.

Gio reminded Mets fans they can’t gloat—their team didn’t even make the playoffs. Jazz talked big, blew a huge play, Daboll got dubbed “the munchkin man,” and the crew fielded possibly the dumbest call ever.

Yankees’ season wraps in chaos—Dan from Carteret weighs in, Jazz Chisholm brags then blows a key double play, and fans point fingers at the coaching staff. Meanwhile, Jays’ postgame celebrations leave some callers fuming.

Fans keep dreaming of Jeter as manager—zero chance of that happening. After the Jays clinched at Yankee Stadium, Jeter defended Boone, who admitted it’s been a tough year, while Lucy Burdge grilled Schlittler: “and then what happened?”

Yankees meltdown sparks wild fan ideas—some want a sarcastic dream team of Mattingly, Girardi, Cone, Randolph, and Jeter, while others just plead for a lineup that can swing the bat.

Jerry kicks off with Dave Sims’ sigh as the Yankees season wraps. Stanton breaks down the series struggles, A-Rod blasts Cashman’s roster moves, and Vlad and Ortiz are loving every “Daaaa Yankees lose” moment. Turner finally delivers with a 2-run single, while Daboll faces questions on Eagles’ offense, and Glenn is thrilled about London.

The hour opened with Yankee misery and confusion over how Brian Cashman still has a job. Gio compared the Bronx Bombers to a once-great ‘90s restaurant—still serving quality, just badly in need of a makeover. Boomer’s already dreaming of next year’s rotation with Cole, Schmidt, Schlittler, Fried, and Rodon, but Gio fired back: in today’s game, bats beat arms every time.

Jerry kicked things off with the Jazz blunder that blew a double play and sent Shaun Morash fuming from the stadium. The Jays’ manager dropped a savage “start spreading the news, bitches,” while Judge owned up to the little things they missed. Boone brushed off job talk, and Schwarber mashed two more bombs for the Phils in their win.

The Yankees are done, and Boomer’s pointing fingers at the starters—everyone but Cam Schlittler. The bats went silent when it mattered most, and even A-Rod piled on, calling this one of the worst-built rosters he’s ever seen. Jazz Chisholm talked big, then booted a key play, and while Judge shined, Vlad stole the show.

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Yankees fans were on the edge of their seats as Aaron Judge’s 3-run HR and Jazz Chisholm’s go-ahead homer turned a 6-1 hole into a thrilling win over the Blue Jays, who hurt themselves with two costly miscues. Cam Schlittler is on the hot seat to back up his talk, while callers pitched everything from fire alarms at the Blue Jays’ hotel to NY Post headlines. Jerry delivered updates with Dave Sims on the call, including a Moment of the Day with him and Suzyn channeling Gio and his wife. Off the field, Shaun Morash claimed a win he barely saw, Jerry Jones clarified his finger/thumb mix-up, LeBron’s “second decision” was just a booze ad, and Boomer insists Toronto’s offense is red hot. Elsewhere, Cal Raleigh homered for the Mariners, the Rangers stumbled in their NHL opener, and the Bengals grabbed Joe Flacco — chaos and drama all around!

The Bronx was rocking as the Yankees roared back from 6-1 to stun the Blue Jays, with Judge’s rocket off the foul pole tying it up and Toronto’s blunders sealing their fate. Boomer somehow squeezed in Rangers talk after one of the great Yankee playoff nights, while Dave Sims shilled Dude Wipes on X — apparently for cleaning pens, not posteriors. Jazz Chisholm homered, yawned, and Cam Schlittler’s on the hook to back up his mouth tonight. Oh, and in peak “only on our show” fashion — we closed the hour with a reliever boasting 24 siblings and a doctor who delivered twins… with two different dads!

Judge’s 3-run bomb set the tone, while one caller demanded a fire alarm at the Blue Jays’ hotel and Boomer swore his team was food poisoned before the playoff game. Cardinals drama, fan calls, and Dave Sims vs. Suzyn over Toronto’s bullpen fueled the chaos, Shaun Morash claimed a win he didn’t see, and Jerry Jones “thumbed up” Cowboys fans by mistake. Rangers stumble, LeBron’s “second decision” is just booze, and even WFAN’s promos got a surprise new voice.

Yankees face another elimination game, and Cam Schlittler’s on the hot seat to get them to Toronto. Judge ties it with a 3-run blast, Jazz puts them ahead, and Jerry drops a Yankees promo with Al’s announcer voice. Meanwhile, the Blue Jays manager throws shade at Judge, Cal Raleigh homers for the Mariners, Eagles and Rangers struggle, and Boomer says Toronto’s offense is red hot.

Judge’s big HR and Jazz’s go-ahead blast have Yankees fans buzzing as Cam Schlittler takes the mound tonight. Jerry recaps the action with Dave Sims, Knicks coach Mike Brown faces Giannis questions, and the Rangers stumble in their opener. Sims and Suzyn steal the Moment of the Day, while Bengals land Joe Flacco and Jaxson Dart preps to face the Eagles’ dominance over the Giants.

Callers on Judge's confidence & comparing this to '96.

Knicks coach Mike Brown faced the media with plenty of Giannis talk, while the Rangers stumbled in their season opener. The Moment of the Day? Dave Sims and Suzyn channeling Gio and his wife — priceless!

Judge’s 3-run homer ties the game, Jazz follows with a go-ahead shot, and Cal Raleigh goes deep for the Mariners. Brian Daboll shared his confidence in key players, and Jerry even premiered a Yankees promo featuring Al’s iconic announcer voice. You also get some Giants preview from Daboll.

A caller checked in to give us some of his headline ideas if Schlittler does well or not. We took your other Yanks calls too - a bunch of them.

Jerry’s back with fireworks — Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman were sparring over Toronto’s bullpen, Shaun Morash pulled the classic “leave early, claim the win” move, and Jerry Jones swears that middle finger was just a thumbs up gone wrong. Oh, and the Rangers? Already off to a losing start.

We opened with Judge’s monster 3-run blast — and one fired-up caller wants someone yanking the fire alarm at the Blue Jays’ hotel! We also took more of your Yanks calls.

Jerry kicks off his first update with a bang — Dave Sims on the call as both Judge and Jazz go yard! But while the bats were wide awake, Jazz got caught yawning in the field — talk about mixed energy!

But Cam Schlittler needs to back up the big talk tonight.

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The Jaguars keep rolling at 4-1, with Trevor Lawrence tripping yet still powering in the game-winning TD against the Chiefs, while the Colts match their record and the Jets and Giants flounder at 1-9. Yankees fans are fired up ahead of tonight’s Blue Jays showdown, with Vlad’s grand slam still fresh, calls raging over empty seats behind home plate, and Cody Bellinger facing Shane Bieber under the Bronx lights. Off the field, Mark Sanchez is hit with a felony charge and a lawsuit against Fox for a “negligent hire,” and Shams reports Giannis would only leave Milwaukee for the Knicks—though talks aren’t moving anywhere fast.

Jags and Colts are flying at 4-1, while the Jets and Giants flounder at a combined 1-9. Boomer says no “Championship Winds” in New York, Yankees need razors, and Hunter Brody lost it after Philly’s bunt fail. Brewers crush Cubs, Trevor Lawrence trips to TD glory, and Gio drops NFL picks while Al says some teams just never excite—Jags included.

Cardinals blow it with bizarre plays, and Dan in Carteret says the Yankees are doomed against the Blue Jays—7+ runs in the Bronx could trigger a radio bloodbath. Dodgers take 2-0 as Hunter Brody loses it, while Trevor Lawrence trips his way to a Jags win and Mike McDaniel struggles to get words out. Daboll stays confident, LeBron teases a “huge announcement,” and Gio cracks up as the turnover-free Jets keep making history for all the wrong reasons.

Mark Sanchez hits a felony charge in Indianapolis, with the victim also suing Fox for a “negligent hire”—even those close to him are stunned. Jerry previews Yankees vs. Blue Jays as Bellinger faces Bieber, while Hunter Brody explodes over Schwarber. On the field, Trevor Lawrence trips but scores the Jags’ winning TD, and Yankees fans slam empty seats behind home plate on TV.

NHL season kicks off tonight as Boomer stresses a strong start for local teams. Yankees take center stage and a preview of tonight’s Blue Jays matchup, while Dodgers lead Phillies 2-0 and Jags top Chiefs after Lawrence trips to a TD. Off the field, Shams reports Giannis would only leave Milwaukee for the Knicks

Shams Charania reports Giannis would only leave Milwaukee for the Knicks—but neither side seems eager to strike a deal.

Gio caught Al cringing at the Travis Hunter–Trevor Lawrence commercial that looked more like a couple than teammates. Later, Gio overheard a man with a different sort of sports fan voice dissecting the Giants’ woes at a Fire Island bar.

Yankees fans called in about tonight’s game—one slammed the empty seats behind home plate, saying it looks awful on TV.

More details emerged about the Mark Sanchez incident in Indianapolis. He has now been charged with a felony. The victim is also suing Fox for a ‘negligent hire’. People who are close to Sanchez cannot believe this story.

Dodgers take a 2-0 lead as Phillies implode, sending WIP’s Hunter Brody into full-on meltdown—Jerry says it’s pure Sam Kinison energy. Jags top Chiefs with Trevor Lawrence shredding defenders on the game-winning TD, while Mike McDaniel struggles to string a sentence together. Daboll stays confident in his WRs, and LeBron teases a “huge announcement” that Gio suspects is just an Amazon ad, not retirement.

The Cardinals flopped against the Titans thanks to some truly bizarre plays. Dan in Carteret says tonight’s Yankees game is over before it starts—if the Jays drop 7+ runs and celebrate in the Bronx, the airwaves are gonna explode.

Jerry kicked things off with Yankees-Dodgers hype as Bellinger faces his old team. Philly melted down after a botched bunt, sending WIP’s Hunter Brody into a full-on meltdown. The Brewers rolled the Cubs 7-3, the Jags topped the Chiefs despite Trevor Lawrence tripping on his way to glory, and Brian Daboll says Jaxson Dart’s first loss is just part of the “foundation.”

The Jags and Colts are rolling at 4-1, while the Jets and Giants are a brutal 1-9 combined. Boomer’s not feeling any “Championship Winds” in New York—hockey’s cold, the Yankees on the verge of being swept, and Gio’s worried Schlittler’s mouth might jinx their only shot at a win.

In this Monday edition of the best of the Yankees on WFAN, A-Rod joins the discussion as Tierney & Licata, Boomer & Gio and Evan & Tiki break down the disastrous start to the series and discuss whether or not the Yankees have any hope at a comeback

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The best reactions to the Giants' Week 5 loss to the Saints from Boomer & Gio, BT & Sal, and Evan & Tiki.

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It was a nightmare weekend for New York sports: the Yankees got crushed again in Toronto, with Max Fried giving up seven runs and Boomer ripping their “give-up at bats”; the Giants turned the ball over five straight times and now face a 1-5 record, leaving DABOLL under fire and Dart owning his mistakes; and the Jets remain winless, fumbling and floundering on defense while Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson wonder what’s going wrong. Fans called in furious as the losses piled up, and even Boomer wondered aloud, “What are we gonna do with sports around here?” Meanwhile, Daniel Jones and the Colts quietly shine elsewhere, highlighting just how bleak things are for New York teams.

It was a brutal weekend for New York sports: the Yankees got smoked by the Blue Jays, Max Fried melted down, and Boomer slammed the “give-up at bats.” The Giants self-destructed with five straight turnovers, while Gio and DABOLL ripped into the collapse. The Jets? Still winless, still fumbling, with Aaron Glenn and Breece Hall owning the highlight reel—and to top it off, Mark Sanchez made headlines for all the wrong reasons in Indianapolis.

Gio called the Jets’ latest loss one of the worst he’s ever seen, as their defense keeps getting torched and turnovers pile up like it’s the Kotite era. The Giants self-destructed with five straight giveaways, while coaches Glenn and DABOLL preach discipline to deaf ears. Over in baseball, the Yankees got smoked again, Max Fried imploded, and fans called in furious, while Boomer celebrated a golf award to lighten the mood.

Giants are in freefall with five turnovers, a 1-5 record, and fan blogs tearing into DABOLL—Boomer wonders what’s left of NY sports. Jets keep fumbling, Yankees get crushed again, and Max Fried struggles on the mound. Meanwhile, Daniel Jones and the Colts quietly shine at 4-1, with Gio loving the DABOLL-SCHOEN saga and Boomer praising Jonathan Taylor’s impact.

Jets fans might need bags on their heads as the season spirals, with tough games against the Panthers and Browns ahead. Giants, Jets, and Yankees fans are still fuming, while the Mets clean house—except for Carlos Mendoza. On the field, Dart owns his mistakes, DABOLL fumes over turnovers, Max Fried bombs again, and Boomer steals the spotlight with a lifetime achievement award.

DABOLL rips turnovers, Dart owns his mistakes, and Glenn says Hall’s fumble crushed the Jets. Wilson can’t believe they’re 0-5, Gardner wonders what’s wrong, and Boomer steals the spotlight with a lifetime achievement award.

We took some calls on the Giants, Jets and Yanks losses. Oh, and the Mets blew out their entire coaching staff besides Carlos Mendoza. Boomer thinks if Dart didn’t underthrow the flea flicker, it’s a different game.

Gio loves the DABOLL-SCHOEN saga as Daniel Jones goes 4-1, playing like an MVP. Boomer says Jonathan Taylor is making him even better.

Boomer’s shaking his head as the Giants keep turning the ball over and the season slips away. With a 1-5 record and fans ripping DABOLL, he’s left asking the only question that matters: “What the hell is left of New York sports?”

Jerry’s back with another round of heartbreak: the Yankees got crushed, Max Fried couldn’t find the strike zone, and Toronto ran wild. Over in football, the Jets are flailing at 0-5 with zero takeaways, Justin Fields’ fumble making headlines, and no pass rush in sight. Meanwhile, the Giants keep gifting the Saints the win, turnovers piling up, and DABOLL left shaking his head.

Gio didn’t hold back, calling yesterday’s Jets game one of the worst he’s seen in years. Their defense is getting torched week after week, spiraling so badly it’s starting to feel like a blast from the Rich Kotite era.

Jerry’s first update was a symphony of New York misery — from the Yankees’ collapse to the Giants’ and Jets’ turnover festivals. Boone, Judge, and company sounded defeated, while the Giants and Jets coughed up the ball like it was contagious. Three teams, zero hope — and Philly up next on Thursday night.

Boomer wasn’t holding back after the Yankees’ latest playoff flop, calling out their “give-up at-bats” and lack of fight. Once again, a better team sent them packing — this time it’s the Blue Jays — though if they somehow reach Game 4, at least they’ll have Schlittler on the mound.

Boomer & Gio discuss what to expect from Jaxson Dart in his second start agains the New Orleans Saints. Plus, Brian Baldinger breaks down Dart's debut from last week with Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata; Evan & Tiki on how the Malik Nabers injury will impact the Giants going forward and the energy Dart brings to the table; Chris McMonigle reacts to Dart's debut.

This week's Mets highlights - or lowlights- include Boomer and Gio making sense of the team's collapse, while Gio equated it to 'death by 1,000 paper cuts.' Plus, BT and Sal rip the team for missing the playoffs, while Sal made the case for Francisco Lindor. Evan and Tiki also had strong thoughts about the team's choke job, with Evan calling for the team to hire Willie Randolph and Carlos Beltran.

This week's Yankee highlights are all about Cam Schlittler and the Bombers rallying to advance past the hated Red Sox in the Wild Card Series. Boomer and Gio talk with Boston fan Lucy Burdge about being trolled by Schlittler after game three, while BT and Sal discuss the strong showing by Anthony Volpe in the playoffs.

Boomer & Gio recap the Yankees-Red Sox Wild Card series that ended with a legendary pitching performance from Cam Schlittler. Plus, should Mets fans be rooting for the Yankees? The guys react to Joe Benigno's comments on the Mets missing the playoffs; the Jets fall to 0-4; the Giants get a much-needed win, and Boomer & Gio give their NFL picks (57:12) for Week 5.

Elimination Thursday certainly didn't disappoint when it came to memorable performances, baseball excitement, and postseason intrigue. Bradfo was on top of it all, navigating the day while having his Baseball Isn't Boring boots on the ground at Yankee Stadium. He breaks it all down with plenty of interviews and reaction, including from the star of the day, Yankees rookie Cam Schlittler. Thanks to a fascinating Wild Card round, the stage is set, and baseball's Final 8 teams are in place.

The Yankees are rolling thanks to rookie Cam Schlittler, whose 12-K performance drew comparisons to legends like Clemens and Seaver, while Boomer ignored all Volpe and Boone chatter. Jerry brought the sounds of Yankee domination, Stanton’s near-home-run blunder, and Schlittler’s cheeky social media clapbacks to Red Sox fans. Outside the Bronx, the Niners beat the Rams, Detroit and the Cubs advanced, and Week 5 NFL picks heated up—with Aaron Boone declaring, “we are badass,” and fans buzzing nonstop about Schlittler’s heroics.

Rookie sensation Cam Schlittler put on a pitching clinic, shutting down the Red Sox with 12 strikeouts and sending the Yankees into a showdown with the Blue Jays. Boomer’s loving it, ignoring any Volpe or Boone chatter, while even Alex Cora couldn’t stop praising the kid. Detroit, the Cubs, and the Niners all advanced, but the real drama is Yankees vs. Blue Jays—pressure’s on and sparks are flying!

Callers were buzzing over Cam Schlittler’s Yankee gem while Gio rolled his eyes at Jimmy Fallon’s cameo behind home plate. One fan wondered if it was the best pitching performance ever (clearly forgetting Don Larson), and another admitted Boomer’s Mantle-jersey jinx fell flat. Jerry chimed in with Schlittler shutting down Boston, Stanton barely scraping second, and Machado throwing shade after the Padres’ loss. The Niners pulled off an OT thriller, but the social media fireworks stole the show—Red Sox fan Lucy Burdge flaunted a daring jersey post, and Schlittler clapped back with “not this year” and a cheeky “drinking that dirty water.”

The hour kicked off with Schlittler’s Yankee gem and fan Lucy Burdge’s “Sox in 3” tweet getting clapped back. Jerry updated the action, we previewed Monday’s charity golf show, and heard Boone rally the team with “we are badass.” Calls poured in from fans buzzing over Schlittler, while Nick Castellanos admitted he was shocked the Mets didn’t make the playoffs.

The Yankees crushed the Red Sox, with Cam Schlittler proving he’s a true Bronx bomber at heart. Jerry brought the sounds of the big fourth inning while the Niners pulled off another win to go 4-1. Boomer battled Eddie in the “Moment of the Day” stat showdown, and Week 5 NFL picks rounded out a wild, jam-packed hour.

Boomer and Gio’s Friday NFL picks, powered by FanDuel, are in!

Cam gets more love on the air and a caller muddies the water about his fandom as a kid.

Sims called Schlittler’s domination of the Sox, Boone hyped the team with “we are badass,” and Castellanos admitted he was shocked the Mets missed the playoffs.

Lucy Burdge joined us to talk about Schlittler responding to her ‘Sox in 3’ tweet after the game.

Jerry kicks off with Schlittler shutting down the Red Sox, staying ice-cold under pressure. Stanton thought he hit a homer, only to barely reach second—and apologized after the flub. Meanwhile, Machado wasn’t impressed with the Padres’ season, and the Niners pulled off an OT thriller to go 4-1.

Callers were buzzing as Schlittler dazzled on the mound, leaving some wondering if it was the greatest Yankee pitching performance ever. Meanwhile, Fallon stole the spotlight behind home plate and Boomer’s Mantle-jersey jinx flopped spectacularly.

Jerry kicks things off with the Yankees smacking Boston, fueled by Schlittler’s 12-K gem. Tigers and Cubs punch their tickets too—Seattle and Milwaukee up next.

Rookie flamethrower Cam Schlittler carried the Bombers past the finish line with a performance Boomer compared to Clemens, Seaver, deGrom, even Nolan Ryan. Forget the Volpe or Boone chatter—Boomer’s only talking about the kid who just pitched like a legend.

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The Yankees bounced back in Game 2 with Ben Rice and Jazz Chisholm lighting it up, while Austin Wells’ clutch single sent Jazz home and postgame interviews fueled the excitement. Jerry delivered all the sounds, from Rickie Ricardo calling the action in Spanish to Boone fielding questions about Jazz not starting Game 1, as Francesa dubbed it a “tension convention.” NFL drama ran hot too—Dillon Gabriel starts for the Browns, Shedeur Sanders struggles, Spencer Rattler stays winless, and Boomer tipped the Saints’ offense. Across baseball and football, hot bats, hot takes, and chips on shoulders kept the hour buzzing.

Ben Rice and Jazz Chisholm, benched in Game 1, lit up the field while Fernando Cruz and Jazz brought nonstop energy. Boomer fumes over analytics keeping hot bats out and drops a scorcher—no Stanton in tonight’s lineup! Jerry returns with live sound, kicking off with Austin Wells ripping one down the line and Jazz flying home. Callers swear the baseball gods were on the Yankees’ side, while postgame chatter included Jaxson Dart’s Saints snub. The hour wraps with passionate fan calls, proving Bronx pride never sleeps!

John Franco and Matt Harvey were spotted behind home plate—no Yankees gear, which Gio says would have rubbed him the wrong way—and he wonders if Eddie hates the Yanks more than he loves the Mets. A caller questions baserunners’ “oven mitts,” and a woman shares her failed attempt to hug Matt Martin. Jerry brings the sounds of Austin Wells’ clutch single and Ben Rice’s first-inning homer, while Mookie Betts shines as the Dodgers advance. The hour wraps with Jayden Daniels gloating over the Mets missing the playoffs, Shedeur Sanders miming in response to Rex Ryan, and Gio speculating if any team would pick him up if released.

Dillon Gabriel gets the start for the Browns, while Boomer debates Shedeur’s best landing spot with Patrick Mahomes. The Yankees shine as Jazz scores on Austin Wells’ single and dazzles in the field, with Boone facing questions after Game 1. NFL chatter heats up—Gio weighs his knockout picks with Lions favored and Cardinals tempting over the Titans. Francesa calls it a “tension convention,” and Gio wonders which teams Boomer still has strong feelings about.