Boomer & Gio

The Eagles' season is officially in a tailspin after Jalen Hurts committed five mind-boggling turnovers—including a game-ending OT interception and a bizarre two-turnover-on-one-play sequence—leaving Boomer to declare the quarterback looks completely lost. On the baseball side, the Yankees' offseason is a total snooze, with the best hope being re-signing Cody Bellinger, while David Stearns tiptoes around Pete Alonso's defense. Finally, don't miss the hilarious moment Gio realizes he might be completely broke after promising World Cup tickets to his parking attendant, followed by a misprounced Moment of the Day. All that and your calls.

Jalen Hurts' disastrous 5-turnover night—including the OT pick—has Boomer saying he looks lost and NFC title hopes vanishing. Plus: AJ Brown's drops, Philip Rivers in Indy? And David Stearns talks Alonso.

Hear the Kevin Harlan call as Jalen Hurts has an interception/fumble/fumble sequence! Plus, the Yankees are frozen solid in the offseason, clinging to Bellinger while Boomer dreams of a different Fernando for the Jets. We'll wrap up by scoping out the Giants and Jets' draft positions!

The Mets offseason is buzzing as David Stearns talks Pete Alonso's offense... but completely skips the defense! Plus, Jerry hits you with the brutal Kevin Harlan call of Jalen Hurts' game-ending turnover sequence. Hear John Harbaugh slam the rules as "clear as mud," and we'll dive into how a strong running game is the best QB protection in the NFL!

Hear the hilarious moment Gio realizes he massively overpromised World Cup tickets to a parking attendant—those prices are insane! Plus, Jerry wraps up the Eagles' nightmare with the sound of Jalen Hurts' game-ending OT pick. And don't miss the Moment of the Day: Media reporter Andrew Marchand can't say a name, and we revisit that unhinged Richard Gere gerbil rumor!

Jerry returns with Jalen Hurts' game-ending interception in OT. Jim Harbaugh was fired up after the win. Jalen Hurts talked about all of his turnovers. The Moment of The Day: Media reporter Andrew Marchand can't say ‘Chris McMonigle'.

Hear how a seemingly simple favor regarding World Cup tickets has left Gio completely screwed now that he's seen the price tag! Boomer asks: "Did you bite off more than you could chew?" (Spoiler: YES.)

Jerry's back with Jalen Hurts' overtime interception that sealed the Eagles' loss, followed by his take on the poor performance. John Harbaugh slams the Ravens/Steelers officiating, saying the catch rule is "as clear as mud," while Andy Reid addresses the problems plaguing his Chiefs this season!

The Hot Stove is heating up around Pete Alonso and the Mets' future! Gio still loves Mark Vientos, and we're debating where power slugger Kyle Schwarber will land. Plus, we'll take a trip down memory lane: Which blockbuster free agents did we desperately want our teams to sign years ago—that never happened?

Jerry kicks off the update with Kevin Harlan on the call for the disastrous Hurts turnover sequence! Hear the sounds of the pick, the fumble, and the second fumble. Plus, Herbert acts like a "douche" after the win, and Aaron Glenn discusses the QB situation!

The MLB offseason is a snoozer compared to last year's Mets splash, and Yankee fans are getting antsy. Is Cody Bellinger the only hope? We'll dive into the Tatis Jr. rumors, plus, why Boomer wants the other Fernando (Mendoza) on the Jets!

Hurts throws a pick to seal the loss; AJ Brown takes the blame for drops. Plus: Rivers to the Colts? And Stearns on Alonso at the Winter Meetings!

Five turnovers—two on one play?!—for Jalen Hurts has the Birds looking lost and Super Bowl dreams fading fast.

Boomer & Gio, Tierney & Licata and Evan & Tiki talk through Jets offseason scenarios after the team was blown out by the Dolphins on Sunday

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This show is packed, covering the Jets' 15-year playoff shame and the Chiefs' stunning loss—a game Boomer called one of Mahomes' worst—while the Giants somehow grabbed the #1 draft pick. Get the full breakdown of Daniel Jones' latest injury, the controversial non-TD calls and the horrific Raiders field goal that sparked Dave Portnoy's fury and a 10,000-to-1 caller win. Plus, we debate whether Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza can handle New York, dive into NFL smut with the Braxton Berrios/Alix Earle breakup, mark the boring one-year anniversary of the Soto signing, and give you the viral "thick guy with a tiny choad" Moment of the Day that you have to hear!

The Jets suffered a quick, demoralizing 21-0 loss as the resting Giants lucked into the #1 draft pick, while the Chiefs plummeted below .500 after a Texans loss, and Joe Burrow's late picks cost the Bengals. We've got Aaron Glenn's reaction to the Jets' demise, coverage of Daniel Jones' latest injury, and the unbelievable Raiders field goal that caused a furious Dave Portnoy and crushed bettors, including the story of a caller who hit a 10,000-to-1 longshot for just $2.50!

Gio suspects a tequila-fueled Boomer was active on Twitter after a weekend where the Jets sealed their 15-year playoff shame and the Chiefs looked terrible in a loss Boomer called Mahomes' worst game. They debate if Boomer's new favorite, Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza, can handle New York—especially with his religious post-game talk—before Jerry checks in after trying to score a pic with Jerry Jones. Finally, Gio delivers the NFL smut on Braxton Berrios' breakup (blamed on sexy DWTS dancing!) and the rumors connecting Jaxson Dart to a ring girl after an unlikely bad beat ruined bettors' Sunday.

We start with the hilarious viral photo of Pete Hoffman's Christmas sweatpants that sparked the unforgettable "thick guy with a tiny choad" joke. Lamar Jackson's fiery response to being called "overrated," the Jets extending their playoff drought to 15 years, the Chiefs' loss fueled by a disastrous Andy Reid 4th-down call, and the Bills' comeback win over the Bengals thanks to two key Joe Burrow interceptions. The hour wraps up with the controversial exclusion of Notre Dame from the College Football Playoff and a surprising caller story about an HBO show featuring gay hockey players!

We mark the one-year anniversary of the Soto signing and the Mets' non-existent offseason, plus a caller who still despises Steve Cohen. Jerry's update hits the Netflix/Warner Bros deal, the Chiefs' rough loss and Mahomes' mistakes, Joe Burrow's two straight game-costing interceptions, and Matthew Stafford's monster season, all capped by the viral "little tiny choad" Moment of the Day and a look at tonight's Eagles/Chargers matchup.

We talked about tonight's Eagles/Chargers game with Justin Herbert playing with a plate in his non-throwing hand.

It's the one-year anniversary of the Juan Soto signing, but the current baseball offseason has been anything but exciting! We dive into the quiet winter and take a call from listener Paul, who returns to voice his strong opinion: He does not like Steve Cohen!

Jerry's back with all the NFL drama, starting with Gio on Andrew Fillipponi calling Lamar Jackson "overrated" and Lamar's fiery reply. The Chiefs lost thanks to a disastrous 4th-down call by Andy Reid, while the Bills topped the Bengals because of two costly Joe Burrow interceptions. Plus, the hapless Jets officially extend their playoff drought to a miserable 15 years!

You have to see the photo Pete Hoffman posted of him and his wife in matching Christmas shirts—but the real story is what his sweatpants revealed!

The Texans handed the Chiefs a loss, prompting Boomer to label it one of Patrick Mahomes' worst games ever, while Aaron Rodgers told critics of Mike Tomlin to "shut the hell up" after the Steelers beat the Ravens. Meanwhile, a completely meaningless late-game field goal by the Raiders caused a truly brutal bad beat for countless bettors.

Boomer is head over heels for Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza, and Gio thinks this energetic, outspoken signal-caller has the personality to make it in New York.

Jerry kicks off with Aaron Glenn's take on the latest Jets disaster, then dives into the stunning Texans victory that dropped the Chiefs below .500. Hear how two late Joe Burrow interceptions handed the Bills a comeback win, plus the Nantz & Romo call on the Ravens' controversial non-touchdown, and Trevor Lawrence's thoughts on Daniel Jones' Achilles injury.

The Jets were destroyed quickly in a 21-0 first-quarter rout, while the resting Giants lucked into the #1 draft pick after a Titans win. Does Daniel Jones' latest injury confirm Joe Schoen's long-held fears. The Bears plummeted from the #1 seed to #7, a meaningless late-game Raiders field goal, and a controversial rule robbed the Ravens of a crucial touchdown.

Hear from Joe Benigno on the Jets; SNY NFL reporter Connor Hughes with Evan & Tiki; Brian Baldinger on the Giants with BT & Sal; NFL talk with Nick Kostos from You Better You Bet, and Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton joins Boomer & Gio in studio.

Boomer & Gio react to the report that Giannis Antetokounmpo would only approve a trade to the Knicks shortly before he sustained an injury that night. Plus, Evan Roberts has a source that says the Knicks do not want to pursue Giannis; BT and Sal on how Giannis' injury impacts a potential trade, and discuss which Knicks are untouchable in a potential deal and why Karl-Anthony Towns is the roadblock in the way.

Evan & Tiki evaluate the job Joe Schoen has done up to this point as GM of the Giants. Plus, Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata wonder why the Giants are sticking by Schoen and why they'd prefer a new GM to come in and pick a new head coach; Evan & Tiki on whether or not Abdul Carter is a bust; Boomer & Gio take calls on Abdul Carter and weigh in on Mike Tomlin as a possible fit for the Giants.

This week's Yankee highlights include the worry that has fallen over the fanbase after YES Network's Yankee Hot Stove hinted that the Bombers could be out on Cody Bellinger now that Trent Grisham is back on a $22 million salary. Evan says there should be big concerns in the Bronx, while Sal can't believe the mighty Yankees wouldn't be in on the likes of an Edwin Diaz or thought to be willing to spend big on Kyle Tucker.

This week's Mets highlights are full of Devin Williams reactions, from Sal calling it a good move regardless of what happens with Edwin Diaz to Chris McMonigle giving it an incomplete grade, depending on what moves are next. Plus, BT and Sal react to reports of a chilly relationship between Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor, and ponder what the market is for Pete Alonso.

Hear the best interviews of the week, including Joe Benigno on the Jets; SNY NFL reporter Connor Hughes with Evan & Tiki; Brian Baldinger on the Giants with BT & Sal; NFL talk with Nick Kostos from You Better You Bet, and Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton joins Boomer & Gio in studio.

Richard Neer filled in for Boomer & Gio on Thanksgiving Day and had his neighbor in for a chat. That neighbor being Keith Hernandez. They talked all things about his career and baseball and the Mets and everything you could want. They also took a bunch of your phone calls. A great conversation.

Keith stayed on with Richard for another hour and they were joined by some special guests for more baseball talk. They took even more of your phone calls. A great show.

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We kick off a packed show with the audio of the Lions' stunning win over a collapsing Cowboys team, whose playoff odds are now a measly 8% after the CeeDee Lamb concussion and George Pickens' poor effort. That and Dan Campbell on Amon-Ra, the JJ McCarthy update, and Tyrod Taylor's cryptic future quote. Then it's the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding, where they had to pay off a couple for their date and we debate the risk of a server hiding a camera to capture the event. We explore Google's most searched athletes, replay the infamous John Minko choking moment from the archives, hear Mike Francesa violently trash Lane Kiffin as a "clown," and finish with our Week 14 NFL picks.

We dive into Dallas's nightmare: CeeDee Lamb concussed, George Pickens 'checked out,' too many FGs, and playoff chances down to 8%. Listen for Dan Campbell on Amon-Ra, the JJ McCarthy update, and Tyrod Taylor's deep quote. Finally, Gio's age reality check (45 is "really old"?), Boomer's 'Citizen App' obsession, and the tragic death of Siena coach Liam Gleason.

Gio has the most searched athletes on Google for 2025. Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo were on the list. C-Lo returns for an update, but first Gio throws some names at us of the most searched people in 2025. We heard Jerry Recco on the call as the Lions beat the Cowboys. Netflix has acquired Warner Brothers. Plus, why is traffic reporter Andre Ferro always so happy?

Gio's Game of the Week is the must-win Bengals-Bills showdown—Burrow vs. Allen with Cincinnati's playoff hopes on the line! Then, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift bought their wedding date from another couple! We ask the real question: Will a server hide a camera up their butt for a pic?! Plus, Boomer rants about the shrinking Olympic hockey rink, we replay Jerry Recco's Cowboys-Lions call, and dive into the hilarious archive of John Minko choking on-air. Finally, we hit the Yankees Hot Stove: Is the offseason officially DONE for the Bombers, according to Jack Curry?