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WFAN presents a selection of conversations about the Jets and their season-ending blowout loss at the hands of the Buffalo Bills from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle.

We share the best reactions to the Giants' 34-17 win over the Cowboys and the decision to retain Joe Schoen from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show

Craig Carton has returned to WFAN and with him, he brings in his new co-host Chris McMonigle as they talk about the end of the 2025 season with the New York Giants and Jets. First up, Giants confirm that Joe Schoen is returning, so who do we think the next head coach will be? Plus, Aaron Glenn was part of the worst season ever in New York Jets history, so let's keep him! Plus, Governor Chris Christie calls in to welcome in the boys AND James Dolan sits down with Craig and Chris to discuss why the Knicks couldn't win with Tom Thibodeau.

In this high-energy segment of The Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the current state of New York sports following an insightful interview with James Dolan. The duo dives deep into the championship expectations for the New York Knicks and Rangers, debating whether anything short of a Finals appearance is a failure for the city's most iconic franchises.

New York Knicks and Rangers owner James Dolan joins The Carton Show with Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle for a rare, wide-ranging, and candid interview—his first public sit-down in years. Dolan opens up about the controversial decision to move on from Tom Thibodeau, why collaboration and player development drove the coaching change, and why this Knicks roster is built to win an NBA championship now, not just compete. On the Rangers side, Dolan explains his patience with Chris Drury and Mike Sullivan, the culture reset in progress, and why fans shouldn't give up despite early struggles.

The Carton Show officially begins on WFAN as Craig Carton makes his long-awaited return to afternoon drive alongside Chris McMonigle. The debut show open gets off to a chaotic, hilarious start as Carton and C-Mac joke about the rocky launch, producer mishaps, and the pressure of Day 1. From there, they dive straight into Jets vs. Giants dysfunction, coaching decisions, quarterback futures, and Craig's bold vision for fixing New York football. A must-listen opening that sets the tone for a brand-new era on WFAN.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive head-first into one of the most divisive Giants debates in years: is winning late in a lost season actually the worst result? A passionate Giants fan sparks a heated argument over draft position, instant gratification, and whether the franchise sabotaged its own future by beating the Cowboys. Craig unloads on why meaningless wins are a slap in the face to long-suffering fans, why trusting Joe Schoen on draft day is still a massive leap of faith, and how Hard Knocks permanently damaged his confidence in the Giants' decision-makers. The discussion spirals into draft logic wars, quarterback development, tanking vs. culture, and why picking “lower” doesn't magically make a bad GM smarter. Plus, Carton takes aim at coaching candidates, rips the idea of settling for recycled coordinators, and closes with a classic Carton rant about Madison Square Garden, Brooklyn, and celebrity bandwagon fans.

Tom Brady's dating life from a father's perspective, sparking a hilarious and brutally honest discussion about age gaps, parenting, and why some things just feel wrong. The show then pivots to serious New York football talk, breaking down why Joe Schoen is staying put with the Giants, how John Mara's health factors into organizational continuity, and whether the Giants' roster is actually closer to contention than fans want to admit. Plus, passionate calls on coaching candidates like Jon Gruden, Mike Tomlin, and Jim Harbaugh, a deep dive into why offensive line dominance is the real key to winning in the NFL, and one of the most memorable moments in WFAN history—Chris McMonigle officially “making it” with Dunkin' Donuts after receiving donuts with his face on them. Sports, comedy, hot takes, food talk, and Carton storytelling all collide in a wildly entertaining second hour.

James Dolan joins the program and breaks his media silence as C-Mac, Craig, and Dolan get into it over a host of topics.

The third hour of the show picks up on the Giants and Jets conversation from earlier, Knicks Hopes, and much more!

Tom Brady Rant, Giants GM Debate & Dunkin' Donut Immortality | The Carton Show

The Carton Show officially begins on WFAN as Craig Carton makes his long-awaited return to afternoon drive alongside Chris McMonigle. The debut show open gets off to a chaotic, hilarious start as Carton and C-Mac joke about the rocky launch, producer mishaps, and the pressure of Day 1. From there, they dive straight into Jets vs. Giants dysfunction, coaching decisions, quarterback futures, and Craig's bold vision for fixing New York football. A must-listen opening that sets the tone for a brand-new era on WFAN.

Boomer & Gio on Joe Schoen's standing within the Giants organization. Plus, Chris McMonigle on potential Giants coaching candidates and why Schoen remaining is hardly a surprise (11:21); C-Mac is rooting for the Giants to lose on Sunday (20:46); Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash dispute the narrative Jaxson Dart is prone to concussions (36:38); Brian Baldinger on the appeal of the Giants coaching job (48:34); C-Mac explains why Eli Manning deserves to be in the Hall of Fame (54:36).

Jon Heyman joins Marc Malusis to discuss the latest rumors around the Yankees and the direction they're going in what has been a quiet offseason. Plus, Jerry Recco and Willie Colon speculate what the plan is for the Bronx Bombers (8:40); Chris McMonigle refutes the notion the Yankees are ‘dysfunctional' with Hal Steinbrenner calling the shots (15:57); C-Mac also says do not expect the Yankees to make a splash (24:20)

Joe Benigno joins Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber to voice his disdain for the Aaron Glenn Jets; Boomer and Gio weigh in on Glenn's future (22:09); Jets beat reporter Al Iannozzone joins Marc Malusis on why Glenn will likely get another year (38:50); Shaun and Tiki on whether or not the Jets coaches are in over their heads (56:21); Shaun and Tiki also discuss if Joe Burrow really is a realistic option for the Jets (1:08:23).

Hour 1: The Giants HC job is an attractive one, but the Giants have to get it right. The Giants have the quarterback, now they need the coach who will get the most out of him. What's the cutoff for saying "Happy New Year"? Hour 2: Art Stapleton breaks down the Giants coaching search, the draft, the offseason and could the next head coach choose a quarterback that is NOT Jaxson Dart? Would Moose ever want to do Giants play-by-play? And do the Giants' defensive failures get overlooked? Hour 3: CFB Playoff format and a plan to fix the Jets. Al Iannazzone to talk all things Jets, and Nick Kostos breaks down the week 18 gambling slate in the NFL. Hour 4: Jon Heyman joins Moose to discuss the Yankees hard budget holding them back, while the AL East, and rival Blue Jays continue to improve. Then the conversation shifts to the Mets shedding their stars and what the plan will be moving forward. Callers chime in on Aaron Glen, the Giants and the baseball offseason.

Hour 1: The Giants HC job is an attractive one, but the Giants have to get it right. The Giants have the quarterback, now they need the coach who will get the most out of him. What's the cutoff for saying "Happy New Year"?

Hour 2: Art Stapleton breaks down the Giants coaching search, the draft, the offseason and could the next head coach choose a quarterback that is NOT Jaxson Dart? Would Moose ever want to do Giants play-by-play? And do the Giants' defensive failures get overlooked?

Hour 3: CFB Playoff format and a plan to fix the Jets. Al Iannazzone to talk all things Jets, and Nick Kostos breaks down the week 18 gambling slate in the NFL.

Hour 4: Jon Heyman joins Moose to discuss the Yankees hard budget holding them back, while the AL East, and rival Blue Jays continue to improve. Then the conversation shifts to the Mets shedding their stars and what the plan will be moving forward. Callers chime in on Aaron Glenn, the Giants and the baseball offseason.

Jon Heyman joins Moose to discuss the Yankees hard budget holding them back, while the AL East, and rival Blue Jays continue to improve. Then the conversation shifts to the Mets shedding their stars and what the plan will be moving forward.

Nick Kostos joins Moose to talk all the gambling angles for this week in the NFL, plus he complains about the Giants.

Al Iannazzone joins Moose to discuss why Aaron Glenn has earned another year as the Jets head coach, and reasons for Jets fans to be optimistic in 2026.

Art Stapleton breaks down the Giants coaching search, the draft, the offseason and could the next head coach choose a quarterback that is NOT Jaxson Dart?

Hour 1: The Giants HC job is an attractive one, but the Giants have to get it right. The Giants have the quarterback, now they need the coach who will get the most out of him.

Moose unleashes on Aaron Glenn for his inconsistent messaging and being at the helm of the worst December in NFL history

Moose brings on Ralph Russo who let's us know which teams are the favorites in the College Football Playoff, and also explains why he believes that Eli Manning belongs in the Hall Of Fame

Moose explains how Dart positively impacts their coaching search and also brings on CP The Fanchise to break down the current pros and cons about the Knicks

Moose breaks down the future of the Giants, talks more Eli HOF, and gives the legendary Dov Kramer a final sendoff

Moose Breaks Down Why Aaron Glenn Is His Own Worst Enemy, Eli Manning Deserves To Be Inducted Into The Hall Of Fame, And Also Why Jaxson Dart Makes The Giants Appealing. Ralph Russo Of The Athletic Previews The College Football Playoff And CP The Fanchise Joins To Talk Knicks

Moose gives Dov Kramer a final sendoff and we hear from Dov himself one last time

Moose explains to a caller why Eli's occasional mediocrity hurts his Hall Of Fame status

Mike in Manhattan wants to talk to Moose about CMac's backstory again

Moose brings on CP The Fanchise to break down the current pros and cons about the Knicks

Moose tells us why the Giants have their guy in Dart and that impacts their coaching search

Moose explains why he believes that Eli Manning belongs in the Hall Of Fame

Moose brings on Ralph Russo who let's us know which teams are the favorites in the College Football Playoff

Moose compares Glenn walking back his effort critique of the Jets to little league coaching

Moose breaks down Aaron Glenn's mixed messaging after an embarassing Week 17 loss to the Patriots

CMac unpacks another miserable season for the Giants and Jets and who is in fact closer to turning it around.

CMac explains why the Giants beating the Raiders has no meaning and just how bad the 2025 Jets have been

CMac explains why the Giants and Jets are on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to the quarterback position