Boomer & Gio

We break down the Bills' 41-31 victory over the Lions behind Josh Allen's five touchdowns, gather postgame reactions from Dan Campbell and Joe Brady, and preview Jets-Packers. We examine Sean McVay calling the Giants legit ahead of their clash with the Rams, break down Mike McCarthy facing Drake Maye, and check in on Geno Smith, Malik Nabers, and Cam Ward. Plus, we cover Jared Young's scary first-base collision in the Mets game, Steve Belichick's resignation amid the UNC investigation, and lock in our Week 2 NFL picks.

We start with the Bills topping the Lions behind Josh Allen's five-touchdown performance, before looking ahead to a rainy Jets-Packers matchup. Jerry delivers audio highlights from Buffalo's win, plus clips from Geno Smith on Week 2 and Sean McVay on his forgettable trip to Australia. In baseball, Jared Young was knocked out following a head collision at first base, drawing immediate concern from Bryce Harper. We finish by previewing the Jets' home opener and breaking down Steve Belichick resigning amid the UNC football investigation.

Tommy Lugauer doubts Jets fans will participate in this week's White Out against the Packers, with callers agreeing it's stupid before Al nearly snapped his neck trying on the white helmet in-studio. Jerry brings update audio from the Bills' 41-31 win over the Lions along with Joe Brady's reaction, followed by Frank Reich assessing the Jets' offense and Sean McVay calling the Giants legit. In baseball, Jared Young was knocked out colliding with Nolan McLean's knee at first base, drawing postgame comments from Francisco Lindor. We finish with Boomer asserting the Giants must be at their best against the Rams and questioning if he's irrationally afraid of golf course lightning.

We start with Week 2's slate of "Cool Games" and Boomer warning Ben Johnson about karma after his 60-point comments, before taking more calls on golf course lightning. Jerry's update features Ryan Fitzpatrick jumping through a table, Josh Allen accounting for five touchdowns, Dan Campbell demanding a better ground game, Mike McDaniel prepping for Maxx Crosby, Kirk Cousins professing his love for In-N-Out, and a round of "What the Hell Is That?". We close with Mike McCarthy on facing Drake Maye and a preview of Jets-Packers.

We start with NFL Week 2 and Al Dukes calling in over Boomer's missing delivery, before engineer Steve Aprea shares a story from a man retreat. Jerry's final update features sound from the Bills beating the Lions, reaction from Josh Allen, Sean McVay swearing off future games in Australia, and check-ins with Malik Nabers and Cam Ward. We cover Jared Young getting knocked out in a collision at first base and a clip from Netflix's new Mike Tyson documentary, followed by the Moment of the Day as Al hurts his neck in a Jets helmet. We close out the show with our Week 2 NFL picks.

Here you go, folks. Our NFL picks for week two in the NFL are here for your listening pleasure. Bet with your head not over it.

Our engineer, Steve Aprea, came into the studio to tell us the time he went to a man retreat.

Jerry's got Ryan Fitzpatrick going through a table during last night's pre-game show. Then we heard Josh Allen running one in for the score. He accounted for five TDs. Dan Campbell said the Lions need to be able to run the ball better. Mike McDaniel is getting ready to face Maxx Crosby. Kirk Cousins said he loves In n Out burgers. Jerry plays ‘what the hell is that?' We heard from Mike McCarthy on going up against Drake Maye this week.

We started with week 2 of the NFL and how many ‘Cool Games' we have.

Jerry has the Bills beating the Lions, 41-31 and we heard from Joe Brady after the game. We heard from Frank Reich on how the Jets offense did last week. Sean McVay said the Giants look legit after week one. Jared Young was knocked out of the Mets game when his head collided with Nolan McLean's knee at first base.

The Jets are doing a White Out this week against the Packers and Tommy Lugauer doesn't think Jets fans will participate in this.

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of the Bills beating the Lions. We heard from Geno Smith on their upcoming week 2 game against the Packers. We heard from Sean McVay, who wants to forget the trip to Australia. Jared Young was knocked out of the Mets game when his head collided with Nolan McLean's knee at first base. Bryce Harper was interviewed after the game and immediately said he hoped Young was ok.

He has the potential to dominate the league this year.

Al & Jerry: Lost packages and how hard is it to sell cars?

Gordo and Sammy are back with another edition of BIB Notes, this time taking a deep dive into one of the week's biggest stories: Pete Alonso's return to Citi Field. The reunion had so many layers, including fans' reactions, the Mets' players' reactions to those reactions, and Alonso's three days in an Orioles uniform while constantly talking about life now that he is no longer a Met. It's drama and then some.

We break down the AL East playoff picture, Aaron Judge's leg injury, a 13-inning Yankees loss to the Twins, and Pete Alonso's latest homer before previewing NFL Week 2 with sound from Dan Campbell, Geno Smith, Jaxson Dart, and a look at Lions-Bills at Buffalo's new stadium. Next, we tackle Rams-Giants, pressure on the Packers against the Jets, and updates on Joe Burrow, C.J. Stroud, and Matt LaFleur. Plus, we cover James Franklin ahead of Virginia Tech vs. Maryland, Deshaun Watson's expectations, Pete Crow-Armstrong's huge night, and Boomer's deep investment in Frank Reich's Jets.

We open with the AL East playoff picture and Aaron Judge leaving early with leg tightness, before touching on Bill Belichick's man boobs and Sam Darnold's butt injury. Jerry brings the update with the Twins' 13th-inning walk-off over the Yankees, reaction from Carlos Rodon and Clarke Schmidt, Spencer Jones' five strikeouts, Pete Alonso's latest homer, and the Orioles broadcast roasting the Mets' payroll. To wrap up, Dan Campbell recalls the old Veterans Stadium, Geno Smith and Jaxson Dart preview Week 2, we break down tonight's Lions-Bills game and Buffalo's new stadium, and Gio questions who the actual "stars" are on Dancing With The Stars.

We kick off NFL Week 2 with the Rams returning from Australia to face a confident Giants team, plus Boomer's keys to a Giants win. Pressure mounts on the Packers against the Jets after dropping Game 1. Jerry's update covers CJ Stroud's body language, Joe Burrow's "mental reps," Matt LaFleur's tape study on the Jets, and rain impacting the game. Over in baseball, George Lombard lets a 13th-inning walk-off single through in a Yankees loss. Finally, actual golf analysts are forced to throw to an AI reporter for a report.

We continue our talk on AI sports personalities before Gio has fun with a strange caller running a man retreat. Jerry's update opens with Virginia Tech head coach James Franklin looking for a "hi" from reporters ahead of their Maryland matchup, Todd Monken and Deshaun Watson addressing Watson's game three expectations, Sean McVay speaking with Graham Bensinger, and Pete Crow-Armstrong crushing two homers and a triple. Finally, Travis Kelce gets burned in a Ponzi scheme tied to Philip Morris in Pakistan, bringing us to the Shane Gillis "Pakistan" clip.

Gio wonders if Boomer is attending the Jets game to support Frank Reich, prompting Boomer to admit he's never been more invested in Gang Green. A caller asks about the Sydney Sweeney ad, leading into Jerry's update and a debate on the Mount Rushmore of boobs. Soundbites follow with Josh Allen focusing on the Lions over Buffalo's new stadium, Von Miller praising Jaxson Dart and the Giants' O-line, and Spencer Jones fanning five times in a 13-inning Yankees loss. Finally, the Moment of the Day tackles what actually happens at a man retreat before a fan asks how regular people can get onto the field before a Jets game.

Jerry returns with Josh Allen on tonight's first regular season game at the new stadium in Buffalo. Von Miller had nice things to say about Jaxson Dart and the Giants offensive line. Spencer Jones struck out 5 times last night as the Yanks fell to the Twins in 13. The Moment of The Day: What goes on at a man retreat?

Jerry has Virginia Tech head coach James Franklin, who really wanted a ‘hi' from one of the reporters. Todd Monken was asked about Deshaun Watson needing to play really well to get the start for game three. Watson said the media expects him to throw for 400 yards and 5 TDs every week.

We got a strange call from a guy who's doing a man retreat and Gio had a lot of fun with it.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with CJ Stroud's body language. Joe Burrow talked about his ‘mental reps'. Matt LeFleur talked about what he sees on tape from the Jets. Rain will likely be a factor in the Jets game.

Rams back from OZ with a loss. Giants coming off a win. Boomer has some keys to the game. We don't forget about the Jets and talk about their home opener against the Packers.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Twins walking off the Yankees in the thirteenth. We heard from Carlos Rodon and Clarke Schmidt after the game. Spencer Jones struck out 5 times. Pete Alonso hit another HR against the Mets last night and we heard Howie Rose on the call. The Orioles broadcast said, ‘about a billion dollars worth of Mets in left field'. Dan Campbell was asked about hostile environments and referenced the old Veteran's stadium in Philadelphia. We heard from Geno Smith & Jaxson Dart on upcoming week 2.

Leg tightness, specifically. We also delved into Bill Belichick's man-boob issue and even had time to ponder Sam Darnold's butt issue this week.

Al & Jerry: Ron Bennington's Portcast, podcasts with a real video component and what kind of eggs are you buying?

We dive into the disastrous Mets season after Pete Alonso's 300th career home run at Citi Field sparked visiting curtain calls, fan outrage, and debate over whether Steve Cohen, David Stearns, or Francisco Lindor is to blame for letting him walk. Meanwhile, Spencer Jones powers another Yankees victory over the Twins, Cody Bellinger delivers a two-run blast, and KFC Barstool weighs in on the Citi Field chaos. On the gridiron, Phil Simms breaks down the Giants and Jets, dissecting quarterback play from Jaxson Dart and Geno Smith, before we preview the Bills opening their new stadium against the Lions.

Pete Alonso capped an embarrassing, financially historic flop of a Mets season with his 300th career home run and a curtain call. Jerry delivers Howie Rose's call of the blast, while Sean Manaea takes issue with the crowd's reaction. Next up: an Orioles inside-the-parker, Spencer Jones powering another Yankees win over the Twins, and Arch Manning reacting to an AI video—prompting Gio to blast gullible fans who bought into it. Finally, Gio tracks down studio clues suggesting Steve Somers was in the building last night.

We continue dissecting the disastrous Mets season after Pete Alonso's 9th-inning, 300th career home run and curtain call, then take calls from frustrated fans. Jerry's update brings Gary Cohen's call of Alonso's homer, Dave Sims on Cody Bellinger's two-run blast, and Josh Allen getting spooked by a spider at his press conference. Finally, we look ahead to our weekly Phil Simms segment and Gio vents over ongoing workplace construction.

KFC Barstool calls in to label last night at Citi Field "the most lol Mets thing ever" while calling out players who don't understand the fans' frustration. Jerry's update features the Orioles broadcast call of Pete Alonso's 300th home run. Finally, we debate who is to blame for the Mets letting Alonso go—Steve Cohen, David Stearns, or Francisco Lindor.

Phil Simms joins for his weekly segment to dissect the Giants and Jets, breaking down quarterback play from Jaxson Dart and Geno Smith while previewing their upcoming matchups. Jerry's update brings Howie Rose's call of Pete Alonso's 300th home run, the Orioles broadcast on Pete's visiting curtain call, postgame reaction from Alonso, and Sean Manaea taking issue with fans rooting against the Mets. Next, Spencer Jones powers another Yankees win over the Twins, and Bill Parcells reveals Simms was his favorite quarterback ever coached. Finally, our Moment of the Day asks how Alonso can top yesterday's performance before we look at the Bills replacing the grass ahead of tomorrow's new stadium opener against the Lions.

Phil Simms calls in for his weekly football spot and we started with the Giants and Jets of course. We broke down the quarterback play of Jaxson Dart & Geno Smith and previewed their next opponents.

Jerry features the Orioles call on the Alonso homer. We talk a bit more about the situation with him and Mets. Yanks win so that was good. Also, Jerry Jones on his Cowboys crapping themselves against the Giants.

Kevin Clancy of Barstool checks in to tell us about what Citi Field vibe was last night.

Jerry's back with Gary Cohen on the call as Alonso homered and took his curtain call. We heard Dave Sims on the call as Cody Bellinger hit a 2-run HR. Josh Allen was afraid of a spider while doing a press conference.

We continue talking about this garbage season for the Mets and trying to figure out what is really going on here.

Jerry's first update brought to you in its entirety starts with Howie Rose on the call as Alonso homers. We also heard Pete coming out for his curtain call. Sean Manaea loves Pete but doesn't like fans having that reaction for an opposing player. The Orioles also hit an inside the park HR. The Yankees beat the Twins again as Spencer Jones hit a 3-run HR. We heard Arch Manning reacting to the A.I. video of Steve Sarkisian slapping Holly Rowe.

Alonso got his curtain call while financially the Mets may be the worst team in sports history.

Al & Jerry: Will A-I end up killing us all? Why would it want to do that?

Today's show breaks down the NFL and MLB action, starting with Pete Alonso's return to Citi Field and Aaron Judge powering up as the Yankees lock in a playoff berth. We react to the Chiefs running all over the Broncos, evaluate strong Week 1 ground attacks from the Giants and Jets, and address the wild report of Drew Brees nearly un-retiring for Denver. Plus, we look ahead to Giants vs. Rams and hear key postgame takes from John and Jim Harbaugh.