Boomer & Gio

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

We talk about who and where they might go.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Enjoy our picks for this great weekend of football.

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

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

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