Boomer & Gio

Jerry and Willie Colon put a cap on 2025 with a packed New Year's Eve show.. From Willie's "trial by fire" debut with Mike Francesa and the "kumbaya" culture of modern athletes to the fallout of Pete Alonso's Mets exit and the Yankees' pursuit of Cody Bellinger. The guys navigate everything from Trevon Diggs' release and "out of control" college athletics. Joined by SNY's Steve Gelbs and FS1's Chris Broussard, they wrap up the year with Jerry's top "Moments of the Day," vision board traditions, and a look ahead at what a successful 2026 needs to look like for the Jets and Giants.

Jerry and Willie Colon end 2025 with a New Year's Eve mix of locker room lessons and office chaos. From Willie's legendary first encounter with Mike Francesa and his "kumbaya" critique of modern athletes to the mystery of finding expired 2014 Mountain Dew in the studio. The guys dive deep into the Jets' effort issues, the Trevon Diggs fallout, and Willie's hilarious story of meeting Mario Lemieux without a clue who he was.

Jerry and Willie Colon look ahead to 2026 as they debate the future of the New York Jets and why firing Aaron Glenn would be a historic shocker. Willie reveals the best (and worst) gifts he ever received from his QBs—including a legendary gesture from Ryan Fitzpatrick—before Jerry wraps up the year with the top 5 "Moments of the Day" from 2025.

SNY's Steve Gelbs joins the show to break down the fallout of the Mets letting Pete Alonso walk and what it's actually like surviving this Jets season behind the scenes with Willie. CLo unearths classic WFAN "debut" tapes of Jacob Wilkins with Mike Francesa, before diving into Joe Burrow's special breakfast habits. Willie shares his family's New Year's Eve vision board tradition and the importance of entering 2026 with accountability and positive energy.

Jerry and Willie dive into the Yankees' pursuit of Cody Bellinger and why the "perfect fit" for the Bronx is still waiting on a deal. The guys talk college sports—featuring unfiltered takes from John Calipari and Rick Pitino—before FS1's Chris Broussard joins to talk NFL, Lamar Jackson's health and the Knicks' championship ceiling.

FS1's Chris Broussard joins the show to discuss NFL playoff scenarios, Lamar Jackson's return to practice and the Knicks' chances of winning it all.

Both the Mets and Yankees are waiting for Cody Bellinger to make a decision...any decision.

Willie explains his family tradition of making vision boards on New Year's Eve. It's a way to go into the new year with some positive energy and trying to hold yourself accountable to achieving goals.

Steve breaks down what it's really like sharing the desk with Willie Colon during a chaotic Jets season and gives his take on the Mets' offseason—including the move to let Pete Alonso walk in free agency.

Jerry presents his pick for the best of best of moments that make you laugh or cringe or both.

Willie and Jerry are looking ahead to the 2026 NY sports landscape. The Jets finished 2025 in the cellar, but Willie explains why Aaron Glenn's job is safer than the fans might think.

The Cowboys move on from Trevon Diggs, Hard Knocks finds a new star, and a mixed bag for NY hockey.

Willie Colon share a story about his first time on the air with Mike Francesa. Willie breaks down the jarring reality of moving from the locker room to the media room and reveals a specific lesson learned from a teammate's blunder. We wrap things up with a dive into Caleb Williams' growth and whether he's finally living up to the Chicago hype.

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From ref fatigue on Monday Night Football to the baffling 180-degree turn from Aaron Glenn, we are breaking down a wild Tuesday in sports. Jerry and Willie Colon tackle the fallout of the Falcons' win over the Rams, questioning if the officiating crew has officially "checked out". Then a Jets roster that seems to have given up on the season. We're debating whether the Knicks have what it takes to conquer the West, hearing Joe Benigno's rants on Woody Johnson, and weighing the ultimate loyalty test: would you skip being the Best Man at a wedding for a Jets AFC Championship game? Between learning about bizarre New Year's traditions like "First-Footing," debating Eli Manning's Hall of Fame chances, and Jerry finally discovering the true meaning of a "glizzy,."

Jerry and Willie kick things off with the Falcons' wild MNF win over the Rams. Between a missed PI and a "catch" that wasn't, the refs are under fire—Willie thinks they're fatigued and he wants real repercussions. Plus, Aaron Glenn is trying to put the toothpaste back in the tube after backtracking on his "lack of effort" comments. Jerry isn't buying it, and Willie agrees: the guys have officially checked out.

We kick off the hour with the Knicks rolling in New Orleans and the Jalen Brunson era hitting a new gear. Jerry is convinced they can take the East—but Willie is ready to take it a step further. Plus, the wind is howling in NY, leading to a "helpful" debate: Willie saw someone struggling in the gust yesterday and kept on walking... and Jerry and CLo are right there with him. That bit of humanity along with all the highlights and quotes.

We're diving into odd traditions - from the "First-Foot" ritual to Jerry finally learning what a "glizzy" is. Between debating if you'd skip being a Best Man for a Jets AFC Championship game and listening to Joe Benigno transition from Woody Johnson-induced rage into a Manscaped ad.. We wrap things up with a deep dive into "mystery meats" and the dream franchises Jerry and Willie would love to own.

Is Mike Tomlin a lock for Pittsburgh, and could John Harbaugh really be on the move? Willie explains why Tomlin is staying put but drops a bombshell on the Ravens' QB situation, arguing he'd start Tyler Huntley over a banged-up Lamar Jackson this Sunday. Plus, we're breaking down the 49ers' path to a home-turf Super Bowl and why Jerry is telling Jim Harbaugh to pump the brakes on the Justin Herbert "best ever" hype until there's a ring involved.

Teams tank for a higher draft pick and it ends up being lousy football. Jerry has a solution.

Are Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh locks to return next season? Willie breaks down why Tomlin isn't going anywhere. He reveals his strategy for the Ravens—explaining why he'd roll with Tyler Huntley over a banged-up Lamar Jackson this Sunday.

CLo delivers some audio of Joe Benigno. To nobody's surprise he is not happy about the Jets. Joe had words for Woody Johnson on his podcast.

We begin the hour learning about the “First-Foot” tradition from callers. Willie feels vindicated and teaches us more stuff.

While Jaxson Dart is busy adjusting his game to silence the critics, Aaron Glenn is leaving everyone's heads spinning with his latest defense of the Jets. Jerry admits most coaches deserve time, but poses the big question: Has Glenn done anything well in year one? Plus, we're breaking down Bijan's 93-yard TD and why Willie thinks the Rams are exactly like Mexican food. Oh, the Knicks won.

Jalen Brunson put on a masterclass in New Orleans, proving once again why he's the engine that makes this team go. Jerry is sold on them dominating the East—but can they actually hang with the West's best when the lights are brightest?

CLo joins the guys to break down that "incompletion" ruling that has everyone talking. Plus, Aaron Glenn is changing his tune on the Jets' effort—but Jerry isn't buying the 180. From Jaxson Dart's dad feuding with Danny Kanell to a Knicks win on the road, we've got it, including an OT loss by the Rangers - sad.

Aaron Glenn says the effort is there, but nobody believes him. Willie thinks he deserves a second chance; Jerry thinks the writing is on the wall—especially with a QB transition looming.

Jerry Recco and Chris McMonigle discuss if it's time to clean house. Marc Malusis on the Jets' ‘historically bad' performance against the Patriots (10:13), and Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber on if the lack of fight is indicative of Aaron Glenn's future (28:14)

Jerry Recco and Chris McMonigle wonder where the Giants season went wrong? Marc Malusis believes the Giants showed they have talent (7:48), and Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber on why Sunday's win is meaningful despite losing the No. 1 pick (18:38).

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It's a Football Monday and New York is buzzing for all the wrong reasons. Jerry and CMac dive into a wild Sunday where the Giants managed a win that many fans actually hated, while the Jets were utterly embarrassed by the Patriots. Jerry claims there's a light at the end of the tunnel for Big Blue, but CMac isn't buying it—he's too busy railing against "meaningless wins" and the draft picks they cost. From the coaching hot seat of Aaron Glenn to Jaxson Dart's rollercoaster development and a deep dive into why the Jets have actually gone backward, we're breaking down the wreckage of the 2025 season. That and all the action from C-Lo.

Another "banner day" for New York football. The Jets get smoked, the Giants win a game the fans wanted them to lose, and CMac is officially at his breaking point. We're breaking down Deonte Banks' heroics, Jaxson Dart's flashes of hope, and why Jerry thinks there's light at the end of the tunnel while CMac sees total darkness. Plus: Is the loser of Steelers-Ravens getting fired?

Jerry and CMac aren't holding back after a weekend that saw the Jets reach a new low and the Giants win a game their fans wanted them to lose. From Jerry's "grounds for firing" verdict on the Jets' lack of effort to a wild pitch to hire Brian Daboll as a savior for the next New York QB, we're dissecting the disaster. Plus: Jaxson Dart's strong game and a 49ers/Bears shootout.

Jerry and CMac trace the Giants' rise and fall—from the Jaxson Dart "playoff" hype to the Denver interception that changed everything. We're breaking down the Jets' "unwatchable" defense, Aaron Glenn's failing culture, and CMac's question about why NFL players never actually use their mouthguards. Plus, Jaxon Dart looking better out there, a mysterious "alien" noise in the studio, and a heartfelt tribute to 104-year-old WWII veteran Dominick Critelli's legendary saxophone anthem.

Jerry and CMac break down the Giants' victory over the Raiders—a win that may have just cost them the #1 overall pick. While Jerry looks for light at the end of the tunnel, CMac is fuming over the "meaningless momentum" and the report that Joe Schoen is safe through the draft. Plus, the Jets reach a historic low against the Patriots, the 49ers survive a Sunday night thriller, and we ask: Has Aaron Glenn shown a single redeeming quality as a head coach?

CLo drops a report that Schoen will remain at the helm through the draft, but CMac is far from convinced. Is Big Blue making a bad situation worse by kicking the can down the road?

Forget progress, the Jets have gone backwards. Aaron Glenn was hired to be a leader of men and build a culture. It's terrible.

C-Lo is back as CMac finds a rare silver lining in Jaxson Dart's "smarter" play during the Giants' win. We're breaking down the "mouthguard mystery," Myles Garrett's reaction to the Steelers, and the coming Saturday night showdown between the Seahawks and 49ers for the NFC's #1 seed.

Jerry and CMac look back at the moment the Giants' season took a turn. From the Jaxson Dart hype to the Denver interception that sparked the collapse, we're pinpointing exactly when this "playoff team" came unraveled.

Jerry and CMac float a wild idea: Aaron Glenn hiring Daboll to fix the next Jets QB. But the fans aren't buying it—the phone lines are melting down with one simple question: "When will we enjoy football again?"

The Jets were an embarrassment. Jerry breaks down a historic lack of effort while CMac deconstructs the Aaron Glenn myth—from "culture builder" to "grounds for firing."

CLo kicks things off with Deonte Banks' wild TD return before we dive into a weekend of heartbreak and blowouts. CMac takes aim at former players who don't understand the "tanking" struggle, the Jets get embarrassed (again), and Josh Allen's missed connection in Buffalo leaves the Bills reeling. Plus: Is it "pink slip" season for the Steelers or Ravens?