Podcast appearances and mentions of Carl Banks

We talked more about the Knicks firing Thibs. Gio thinks the Knicks have a roster issue, not a coaching issue. Tracy from Atlantic Highlands checks in to talk about the Carl Banks vs Gio situation and the Knicks getting bounced. We took a lot of calls on the Knicks and Thibs.

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Gio was in the news yesterday for calling Karl-Anthony Towns a ‘loser'. Carl Banks went after Gio for the take. He wasn't talking about KAT the individual, he was referring to KAT the Knicks player in the playoffs. Gio said Banks is not very good at media and that was evident yesterday. We talked about KAT's performance in the playoffs and why he was brought in. He had soft moments in big games where they should have gotten more out of him.

A caller asked if Boomer had a tearful goodbye when he retired from football. We wondered if Eddie will cry when he retires at next year's Kickoff To Summer show. Larry in Indiana checks in and has Gio's back if he has to fight Carl Banks.

The conversation began with a nostalgic look at Neptunes, a spot Boomer frequented with his Jets players, and a humorous aside about whether Eddie will cry upon retirement. Larry in Indiana pledged support for Gio in a hypothetical fight with Carl Banks. Jerry's update highlighted the Mets' victory over the Dodgers, with Lindor's leadoff home run and RBI single, though Vientos sustained a hamstring injury. Positive news from Giants camp was tempered by Boomer's reminder that game performance is paramount. Deion Sanders addressed Shedeur's draft rumors, and Bill Simmons expressed frustration with Pablo Torre's coverage of Bill Belichick. The hour concluded with Peter Schwartz discussing his resignation as GM of an arena football team that notably lacked helmets.

Gio stirred controversy by calling Karl-Anthony Towns a "loser" in reference to his playoff performance with the Knicks, drawing criticism from Carl Banks, whom Gio dismissed as poor in media. The discussion also covered KAT's inconsistent playoff play and the Mets' 4-3 ten-inning victory over the Dodgers, featuring another Lindor leadoff home run. Other sports news included the Angels' historic three-homer first inning at Fenway, the retirement of the Lions and Patriots centers, and Aaron Judge's inability to leave his hotel due to fan mobs, prompting Boomer to reflect on the impact of phone cameras on athlete privacy.

Hour 1 Gio stirred controversy by calling Karl-Anthony Towns a "loser" in reference to his playoff performance with the Knicks, drawing criticism from Carl Banks, whom Gio dismissed as poor in media. The discussion also covered KAT's inconsistent playoff play and the Mets' 4-3 ten-inning victory over the Dodgers, featuring another Lindor leadoff home run. Other sports news included the Angels' historic three-homer first inning at Fenway, the retirement of the Lions and Patriots centers, and Aaron Judge's inability to leave his hotel due to fan mobs, prompting Boomer to reflect on the impact of phone cameras on athlete privacy. Hour 2 The conversation began with a nostalgic look at Neptunes, a spot Boomer frequented with his Jets players, and a humorous aside about whether Eddie will cry upon retirement. Larry in Indiana pledged support for Gio in a hypothetical fight with Carl Banks. Jerry's update highlighted the Mets' victory over the Dodgers, with Lindor's leadoff home run and RBI single, though Vientos sustained a hamstring injury. Positive news from Giants camp was tempered by Boomer's reminder that game performance is paramount. Deion Sanders addressed Shedeur's draft rumors, and Bill Simmons expressed frustration with Pablo Torre's coverage of Bill Belichick. The hour concluded with Peter Schwartz discussing his resignation as GM of an arena football team that notably lacked helmets. Hour 3 The hour began with a discussion of Gio's comments calling Karl-Anthony Towns a "loser," a criticism aimed at his playing style not fitting the Knicks' championship aspirations. Jerry's update covered the Mets' ten-inning victory over the Dodgers, highlighted by Lindor's leadoff home run and RBI single. Charles Barkley's confusing move from TNT to ESPN was also discussed. The segment concluded with Boomer introducing his new twin grandsons and further calls about KAT's inconsistent performance. Hour 4 Boomer speculated the Knicks would draw high Finals ratings even if people rooted against them, contrasting with smaller markets like Indiana and OKC. We then lamented the decline of memorable sports nicknames. The conversation returned to KAT's playoff performance. Jerry's final update covered the Mets' ten-inning win over the Dodgers, featuring Lindor's leadoff homer, and previewed the Yankees-Guardians series. Other news included Russell Wilson on Malik Nabers joining the Giants, Saquon Barkley addressing the Madden curse, and Mike Francesa's dieting advice. The "Moment of the Day" highlighted David Andrews' rocky retirement speech. The segment concluded with the arrest of an "overseas sports bettor" who threatened Lance McCullers Jr.'s family, sparking a discussion about A-I and "Bad Tiki."

(02:10) Packers 2025 Schedule: 5 of final 7 games vs NFC North teams(04:05) Matt LaFleur on Jordan Love: “Everything he went through last year limited his ability to make off-schedule plays, using his legs to attack a defense.”(15:21) Scale of 1-10: NFC QB Pressure Cooker(32:31) Bill Belichick on criticizing Tom Brady in team meetings: "Tom brought it to me... He knew it. It enabled him to bring more leadership to the offense."(37:02) Bill Belichick on Randy Moss: “I love Randy. I think he was frustrated in Minnesota because he wanted to win probably more than the organization did.” (40:22) Bill Belichick on Carl Banks: "Best key I've ever seen... I've never seen anything like this. It was crazy"(48:17) Ian O'Connor on Aaron Rodgers' decision: "If I had $100 to put down, my feeling is he'll be in uniform June 10 for the start of the mandatory minicamp.”  

On this special offseason edition of Bleav in Giants, with minicamp entering Phase 2, Bob Papa and Carl Banks take a closer look at the film. After Carl sat down with Head Coach Brian Daboll to review the Colts vs. Giants game, they focus on Malik Nabers, Darius Slayton, and Jalin Hyatt. The conversation highlights areas for improvement this offseason, including route running, discipline, and execution on back shoulder fades. Carl also shares insights into the offensive approach led by Brian Daboll and Mike Kafka.

In this episode of Bleav in Giants, Bob Papa and Carl Banks discuss the New York Giants first-round draft picks, Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart. They discuss the significance of the Giants selecting Carter with the third overall pick and their decision to trade back into the first round to secure quarterback Jaxson Dart. Carl provides an in-depth analysis of Abdul Carter, highlighting his potential and the areas requiring further development. The conversation then shifts to Jaxson Dart as they discuss the reasoning behind trading up to acquire him. They also emphasize the importance of mentorship for Dart, noting that established players like Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston will mentor him in the locker room. #Tellafriendtotellafriend

Bob Papa and Carl Banks welcome Charles Davis from NFL Network and CBS Sports to discuss the upcoming draft and explore the significant moves expected from the Giants and the 2025 draft class. The discussion centers around quarterback prospects and potential trades. Charles Davis emphasizes the high demand for quarterbacks and speculates on the moves that New Orleans and Pittsburgh might make. The potential picks for the Giants at the third overall spot are debated, with options like Abdul Carter and Travis Hunter highlighted. They also discuss the depth in offensive and defensive lines and tight end prospects. The conversation touches on the importance of having a stable offensive line for running backs and the potential for establishing a balanced offense. Additionally, they highlight key players to watch and dive into the latest news and notes surrounding the Giants. #Tellafriendtotellafriend

Bob Papa joins Joe Deleone for the Lunch Draft Special in order to talk about what the New York Giants might do in the draft with the 3rd overall pick. Do they go Shedeur Sanders and lock up what could be their franchise QB for years to come? Or do they go the way of pass rush and emulate the Carl Banks draft pairing Abdul Carter with the Giants current staff on the pass rush. Tune in NOW to find out what the experts think!

Carl Banks and Bob Papa welcome two-time Giants Super Bowl champion Phil Simms to the show. They discuss Phil's insights from the pro days and the narratives that often develop around them. The conversation explores Phil's perspective on quarterbacks like Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, and Jalen Milroe, as he evaluates their college performances and overall talent. They also talk about what the quarterback room might look like with Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, and Tommy DeVito.In addition, they emphasize the importance of improvement from season to season and delve into issues faced by other teams, particularly the Steelers. The discussion about quarterbacks continues with thoughts on Tyler Shough, Quinn Ewers, Dillon Gabriel, Kyle McCord, and Will Howard.The episode concludes with a conversation about why the Super Bowl MVP should acknowledge both an offensive and a defensive player. #Tellafriendtotellafriend To purchase the Bleav in Giants mug: https://shop.bleav.com/product/bleav-in-giants-mug/

On the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, Bob Papa and Carl Banks discuss potential draft strategies for the New York Giants, specifically whether they will prioritize selecting the best player available or focus on quarterback options. They highlight the skills of quarterbacks like Shedeur Sanders, Cam Ward, and Jaxson Dart, noting their potential to play at the professional level. Additionally, they touch on rule changes in the NFL, such as the "tush push" rule, as well as the starter contract with the Giants. #Tellafriendtotellafriend To purchase the Bleav in Giants mug: https://shop.bleav.com/product/bleav-in-giants-mug/

On the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, Bob Papa and Carl Banks discuss the New York Giants' recent quarterback acquisitions: Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston. Carl emphasizes the importance of a strong running game and a solid offensive line for Wilson to succeed. He points out that play-action passes could play a significant role in Wilson's success, while also noting his tendency to be risk-averse and his habit of holding onto the ball for too long.  Bob compares Wilson to Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton, highlighting Wilson's ability to evade sacks. They also explore the possibility of the Giants drafting a quarterback and emphasize that the team seems to have a clear plan in place.The episode further addresses NFL Draft prospect Abdul Carter's foot injury, with Carl stressing the need for the Giants to conduct thorough due diligence to assess the injury's severity and potential recovery timeline. Lastly, the two debate Travis Hunter's NFL future, considering whether he is better suited as a shutdown cornerback or as a dynamic two-way player. Shop the mug here: https://shop.bleav.com/product/bleav-in-giants-mug/ #Tellafriendtotellafriend To purchase a mug send here: https://shop.bleav.com/product/bleav-in-giants-mug/

On the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, Bob Papa and Carl Banks discuss the ongoing quarterback situation amid free agency. They examine the potential impact of adding Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, or Joe Flacco to the team and how signing Paulson Adebo might influence the Giants' draft strategy. The conversation also covers various scenarios in which Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders could be selected as the #1 and #2, along with what Abdul Carter would bring to the Giants. As they wrap up the episode, they discuss Carl Banks' role as an ambassador for St. John's basketball, their journey to the Final Four, and the Starter Big East collections he has released. #Tellafriendtotellafriend 1:00- Giants' Quarterback Situation 2:40 Draft Prospects and Quarterback Analysis 5:23 Paulson Adebo Signing and Defensive Strategy 10:27 Defensive Coordinator's Role and Team Identity 12:27 Mistakes from Last Season and Defensive Additions 14:55 Darius Slayton's Re-signing 18:28 Saquon Barkley Contract Discussion 22:02 Quarterback Landscape in the NFL 25:17 Draft Picks and Future Prospects 27:40 St. John's Basketball

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Two-time Super Bowl Champion and New York Giants legend Carl Banks joins the Official Podcast of the New York Mets to talk all things St. John's basketball, the Big East Tournament, and his iconic G-III Sports clothing brand! 

In this episode of Bleav in Giants, co-hosts Bob Papa and Carl Banks dive into the latest happenings in the NFL, focusing on the salary cap implications and the potential trade of quarterback Matthew Stafford. They welcome Michael Ginnitti, co-founder and editor of Spotrac, who provides invaluable insights on salary cap management. They break down the quarterback market with options for the Giants, including Matthew Stafford, Kirk Cousins, Russell Wilson, and Justin Fields. They discuss why it's crucial for Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll to have a successful draft and offseason. To wrap everything up, Carl and Bob shift gears to talk about the red-hot St. John's Johnnies! Carl shares his thoughts on this season's excitement and gives a sneak peek at the upcoming Big East Collection from Starter, dropping soon. #Tellafriendtotellafriend 1:18 Stafford situation discussion 1:48 Rick Pitino and St. John's basketball 2:30 Scouting combine and salary cap updates 3:32 Michael Ginnitti, from Spotrac 5:39 Michael's insights on salary cap management 8:08 Howie Roseman's success in Philadelphia 10:37 Drafting and free agency strategies 12:00 Giants' quarterback dilemma 15:03 Future salary cap projections 16:28 Impact of gambling money on the NFL 17:55 Evaluating the quarterback class 19:01 Stafford's contract expectations 22:27 Giants' cap space management 25:35 Restructuring contracts for cap space 29:01 Rams' future plans with Stafford 30:43 Advice for new general managers 36:07 Fan sentiment and team success 40:07 Exploring free agency options 45:26 Kirk Cousins as a potential option

Send us a textDrew and Rob are back with another packed episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, covering the latest headlines surrounding the New York Giants. The coaching carousel has settled, and Mike Kafka is officially returning as the Giants' offensive coordinator after Kellen Moore was hired by the Saints. Despite some speculation that Kafka could land the job in New Orleans, he remains in New York, ensuring continuity on Brian Daboll's staff. What does this mean for the Giants' offensive approach in 2025, and how does it impact their ongoing search for a quarterback?  Speaking of quarterbacks, the Giants are expected to pair a rookie signal-caller with a veteran this offseason. Sports Illustrated's Connor Orr suggests that Big Blue could target Bengals backup Jake Browning as a bridge QB, allowing a potential rookie—like Cam Ward—to develop. Browning impressed in Joe Burrow's absence last season, winning four of his seven starts and completing over 70% of his passes. The Giants hold the third overall pick in the draft, but could they also make a move for a seasoned quarterback to steady the ship?  While the Giants are focused on their rebuild, they face some brutal odds heading into next season. BetMGM currently lists them at 200-1 to win the Super Bowl—the worst odds in the NFL. Even teams like the Raiders, Browns, and Saints, who are also dealing with major uncertainties, have better chances according to the sportsbooks. Can the Giants use this as motivation to prove the doubters wrong?  Off the field, Giants fans got a reminder of their NFC East rivals' success when Jermaine Eluemunor found himself unintentionally caught up in the Eagles' Super Bowl parade at Disney. The veteran lineman took to social media, joking that he had to endure the Eagles' chant while trying to enjoy his last day at the park with his daughter. Meanwhile, Michael Strahan stirred up controversy among Giants fans when he waved an Eagles flag and said, "Fly Eagles Fly" during the Super Bowl pregame show. Amani Toomer didn't hold back, calling it a "shot across the bow" and insisting that former Giants players have every right to demand better from the franchise. Carl Banks backed him up, making it clear that the Giants' alumni are frustrated with the state of the team.  Looking ahead to the draft, Drew and Rob break down Ohio State quarterback Will Howard, who is rising up draft boards after leading the Buckeyes to a national championship. Howard's journey from Kansas State backup to championship-winning QB has been remarkable, and his skill set could fit well in Brian Daboll's system. He's got the arm strength and athleticism but still needs refinement in his mechanics and post-snap reads. Could the Giants target him in the middle rounds if they miss out on one of the top-tier quarterback prospects?  With the Giants holding the third spot in waiver priority, their offseason moves are just beginning. Who will they add, and what other changes are in store for Big Blue? Drew and Rob break it all down in another can't-miss episode of *2 Giants Goofballs*!Support the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

The show discussed the Knicks, potential trades, and player injuries. Gio doesn't want to mess with the team's chemistry by adding or subtracting players before the trade deadline. Jerry's update included Knicks highlights and player interviews. The Moment of the Day was Boomer's theory on Luka Doncic getting traded. The show ended with discussion on Dante DiVincenzo's injury and an upcoming 'bury the hatchet' spot with Carl Banks.

Hour 1 Boomer and Gio discuss Myles Garrett's trade request and Cooper Kupp's potential trade. Jerry's update includes Knicks' win, Josh Hart's take on Mavs/Lakers trade, Jimmy Butler's situation, and OG Anunoby's injury. Super Bowl media week highlights include Saquon Barkley's comments, Patrick Mahomes' take on stopping himself, and Colin Cowherd's illness. Roger Goodell dismisses Chiefs favoritism theory despite Gio's statistical counterargument. Hour 2 The show discussed Saquon Barkley's Super Bowl interviews, Kendrick Lamar's upcoming halftime performance, and the Giants' draft picks. Jerry provided an update, including the Knicks' win and Luka Doncic's trade. They also discussed the Florida Panthers' White House visit and NFL coaches in the Hall of Fame. Callers speculated about Kanye West's wife, Bianca. Hour 3 Bill Cowher joined the show to discuss Andy Reid's coaching, the Eagles' Super Bowl chances, and the Jets and Giants' offseason moves. Jerry provided Knicks updates, including Stephen A. Smith's take on LeBron potentially joining the Knicks. Super Bowl media day highlights included a reporter's odd question to Jalen Hurts and discussions about officiating. Gio ended the hour with thoughts on his boss and Boomer's new old-time radio microphones. Hour 4 The show discussed the Knicks, potential trades, and player injuries. Gio doesn't want to mess with the team's chemistry by adding or subtracting players before the trade deadline. Jerry's update included Knicks highlights and player interviews. The Moment of the Day was Boomer's theory on Luka Doncic getting traded. The show ended with discussion on Dante DiVincenzo's injury and an upcoming 'bury the hatchet' spot with Carl Banks.

Bob Papa and Carl Banks return just in time for the Super Bowl to share updates on the New York Giants, their thoughts on the big game, and Carl's partnership with Michael Strahan for Starter. They kick off the conversation by discussing the St. John's basketball program, with Carl highlighting key points Rick Pitino has made about building a winning culture and getting the team back on track to highlight where Giants are heading. Carl also reflects on his interactions with fans on X, emphasizing the importance of establishing a standard for success and not taking losses personally. The duo dives into the Giants' roster, stressing the need to bring in the right free agents, draft effectively, and develop players to build a competitive team.They wrap up by discussing the Super Bowl, Saquon Barkley's pursuit of a championship, Steve Spagnuolo's success as a coach, and  Carl does his Mount Rushmore of assistant coaches. 4:00- Principles to winning and feeling the pain of losing 7:47- Belichick on why you need to lose to win 9:50- Sprinkling in talent and drafting well 10:30-Can't interchange immediately 13:05- Giants have fallen short 16:51- O-line must have deficiencies 19:27- Playing for optimal success 21:12- QB talk 24:!7- Saquon leaving 25:45-Bob's Eagles prediction 26:42-Eagles winning? 27:50- Steve Spagnuolo 28:22- Mt Rushmore Assistant Coaches

As the Giants' season approaches, Bob Papa and Carl Banks break down what needs to change as the team heads into the offseason. They discuss the importance of player development, making key adjustments on offense and defense, and identifying areas for improvement. The conversation highlights the need to maximize player potential, upgrade talent across the roster, and the critical role Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll will play in steering the team toward success next season. #Tellafriendtotellafriend 00:00:57 - Reflecting on the 2024 Season 00:01:26 - Offensive Struggles and Mistakes 00:01:50 - Defensive Issues and Lack of Identity 00:03:52 - Need for Defensive Evolution 00:07:10 - Injuries and Talent Upgrades 00:07:32 - Shane Bowen 00:08:27 - Drafting and Roster Management Concerns 00:09:41 - Evaluating Offensive Line Draft Picks 00:10:37 - Defensive Player Performance and Scheme 00:11:25 - Coaching Adjustments and Player Development 00:12:01 - Quarterback Play and Offensive Strategy 00:18:10 - Comparing Backup Quarterbacks Across the League 00:20:25 - Coaching Accountability and Player Discipline 00:24:51 - Self-Evaluation for Coaches 00:30:54 - Expectations for Team Identity 00:32:19 - Importance of Player Development 00:35:01 - Coaching Philosophy and Accountability 00:39:23 - Final Thoughts on Team Direction 00:40:25 - Fan Reactions and Ownership Decisions 00:46:09 - Future Outlook https://www.betonline.ag/ As the Giants' season approaches, Bob Papa and Carl Banks break down what needs to change as the team heads into the offseason. They discuss the importance of player development, making key adjustments on offense and defense, and identifying areas for improvement. The conversation highlights the need to maximize player potential, upgrade talent across the roster, and the critical role Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll will play in steering the team toward success next season. #tellafriendtotellafriend

It's the final preview of the 2024 season as Bob Papa and Carl Banks dive into why this game matters. They discuss fan frustrations, cultural shifts within the organization, and why this Giants roster features key change agents. The conversation touches on the missing pieces to the puzzle, Dexter Lawrence's impressive achievement of making it to the Pro Bowl, and a reflection on what has been a challenging season. Despite the ups and downs, they emphasize their gratitude for the opportunity to do what they love every game. #Tellafriendtotellafriend Brought to you by https://www.betonline.ag/ :00- Avoiding going winless in the division 2:00-Carl's position on winning 4:20-Culture changes 5:15- Looking Forward 7:00- Facing the Eagles 9:30-Missing Pieces 10:00- Dexter Lawrence 11:57- John Michael Schmitz 14:00- Banks & Flott 16:15- Defensive Coordination 18:41-Being in contention 23:00- QB Play 26:00- Getting O-Line Fixed 29:00- What Bob & Carl are grateful for

On Bleav in Giants, Bob Papa and Carl Banks recap the win against the Indianapolis Colts and discuss why this game offered a glimpse of what the offense could have been this season. They explain how the Giants won the turnover battle and emphasize the importance of playing to win. The duo explains why the team didn't tank this game and provides insight into the mindset behind competing until the end. They also highlight standout performances from key players, including Brian Burns, and the record-breaking efforts of Malik Nabers and Tyrone Tracy. Carl and Bob offer an inside look at the factors that still matter, even with a losing record heading into Week 18. #Tellafriendtotellafriend 1:47- Drew Lock , O-line didnt give up a sac 3:03- Glimpse of what it the offense was supposed to be 4:04- Turmover Battle 6:28- Brian Burns and the Defense 8:07- Deonte Banks Penalties 12:00-Breaking bad habite 14:24- Avoiding winless at home 15:06- They do not throw games- whether your mad 16:45- Malik Nabers & Tyrone Tracy - playing for something 20:00-Stoping worrying about the draft order 24:54- Mahomes was the 10th pick and projected 20th 44:00- culture 44:56- Darius Slayton not laying down 46:00- Losing Saquon Production Not Falling off

Bob Papa and Carl Banks are not only back the day after Christmas, but they are also on the mic to recap the holiday action! Carl and Bob share their picks for their favorite Christmas movies. The duo discusses the Netflix Christmas Day NFL games and why the NFL is playing chess, not checkers. Carl highlights the importance of young players like Malik Nabers addressing bad habits early, stressing the need for discipline. They also preview the Giants upcoming matchup against the Colts, analyzing the game plan to contain Anthony Richardson. Additionally, they emphasize that staying winless at home is not an option for the Giants. Lastly, Bob brings historical context to the conversation with some key stats. 2:12-Xmas Movies 5:11-NFL on Netflix 11:00-QB Play 14:11-State of the team 16:28-Changing Habits 22:40-Officiating 23:57-Colts Anthony Richardson 27:44-Giants at Yankee Stadium 28:41-Avoiding wineless at home 29:28-Fans talking draft picks 31:50-Sirianni Trolling The Giants

Phil Simms joins Bob Papa and Carl Banks to preview the Giants matchup against the Falcons. After studying the Falcons all season, Phil shares his insights on what may have gone wrong with Kirk Cousins and what to expect from Michael Penix Jr. as he prepares for his first start. Simms discusses the nerves accompanying a debut, the game plan for achieving success, and how the Giants can control the game. They analyze both sides of the ball and emphasize the importance of time of possession in keeping opponents off the field, which is a key factor for a Giants victory. 1:10- Flashback to preseason 1:35- Giants Stopping the Run- Bijan Robinson Dangerous 2:37-Losing Defensive Backs to Injuries 3:19- Kirk Cousins Decline 6:00- Michael Penix Jr Brings To the Table 8:10- Facing Kyle Pitts and Drake London 10:14-Penix Read Progression 11:30- Giants Pass Plays 12:05- Falcons O- Line 13:30- Tougher era of Football Players 17:35- Michael Penix's Nerves 19:41- Falcons Defense 20:30- Time of Possession for the Giants 23:00- This game could go many ways 25:00- Penix at Washington 26:00- Playing Zone 29:00- Phil's Rookie Year

His name sits atop Metlife stadium in the New York Giants ring-of-honor. One of the anchors of the Big Blue Wrecking Crew, and winner of two SuperBowls in New York. After his NFL career he started dabbling in business and is now the President of GIII sports. One of his latest ventures is helping revitalize the world famous Starter brand and making sure St. John's is prominently featured. A long standing St. John's fan we talk about his affinity for the program, playing during the time of NY sports being on fire and why it's so important for him to keep showing support for St. John's.Follow the podcast on Twitter:@EyeonStormPod = Eye on the Storm Podcast#sjubb

On Bleav in Giants , Bob Papa and Carl Banks recap the Giants tough loss to the Baltimore Ravens, highlighting how injuries have taken the team's talent level from bad to worse. They discuss the challenge of going up against a heavyweight team like the  Carl points out the inconsistency of players like Isaiah Simmons, Jon Michael Schmitz, and Evan Neal, how their up-and-down performances have contributed to the team's struggles. He also highlights the promising future of Malik Nabers, praising his play and effort this season as a bright spot for the Giants. Bob brings up Kayvon Thibodeaux, sparking a discussion about the need for him to deliver more impact plays and step up. 4:54 - Isaiah Simmons' Football IQ 10:18 - Malik Nabers sets an example for how to play 14:45 - John Michael Schmitz getting destroyed 23:29 - Need to see more from KT

Bob Papa and Carl Banks are back after Carl's tricep surgery to recap the game against the New Orleans Saints and preview the upcoming matchup with the Baltimore Ravens. They dive into the details of last week's performance against Alvin Kamara and the Saints.The duo analyzes the effort and execution that led to key moments in the game, highlighting what the Giants need to do this week to stop Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson. They also emphasize the importance of committing to the run game, especially with Tommy DeVito starting at quarterback. Additionally, Carl and Bob take some time to discuss Deonte Banks and the season he has had. Carl shares his thoughts on Bill Belichick taking the head coaching job at the University of North Carolina.

Carl Banks and Bob Papa preview the upcoming matchup against Alvin Kamara and the New Orleans Saints. With several key players, particularly on defense, dealing with injuries, they emphasize the importance of evaluating competitive performances and identifying standouts. They also share details about the franchise's 100th-season celebration, featuring a Frank Gifford bobblehead giveaway. Bob gives some insight into Santa Claus's NFL list. #tellafriendtotellafriend

Bob Papa and Carl Banks discuss the disappointing Thanksgiving game against the Dallas Cowboys. They analyze the players on the field, particularly Deonte Banks's struggles and Malik Nabers's performance both on and off the field. Carl points out Malik's visible frustration—an unfamiliar reaction to losing—but emphasizes that the entire team can channel this attitude positively. Carl also shares insights from former coach Bill Parcells, stressing the need for the defense to adapt, especially since Dexter Lawrence is likely out for the season. They highlight the critical importance of players setting high standards and rising to the occasion. Additionally, the duo reflects on past draft picks and underscores the necessity for the current team to prove that they can be real difference-makers. Lastly, they offer candid opinions on Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen.

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Q Myers and Jay Williams discuss the RB renaissance we are seeing in the NFL this season. Are we SURE that Jerry Jones is not going to give Mike McCarthy a contract extension? Carl Banks joins the show to discuss how lifeless the Giants look and who's to blame for their dysfunction. We wrap up the show debating if eliminating conferences is a good idea once NBA expansion occurs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Carl Banks and Bob Papa discuss all the headlines surrounding the New York Giants and share their observations from calling the game on Sunday. They provide insights into Malik Nabers recent locker room comments and the social media narratives involving Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen. Carl analyzes tackling techniques and highlights critical areas where the team needs to improve. They also focus on the ongoing discussion about Daniel Jones, breaking down the quarterback's situation on and off the field.The duo also addresses Tommy DeVito's role and previews the upcoming Thanksgiving Day game against the Cowboys.

Following a bye week and a change at quarterback, Bob Papa and Carl Banks discuss the current state of the New York Giants. With Daniel Jones benched, Tommy DeVito steps in as the starter. Carl explains why tanking is not an option for the Giants, comparing their situation to how another team might handle a similar challenge. The duo also examines the growing discourse surrounding General Manager Joe Schoen and analyzes the decision to start DeVito over veteran Drew Lock. As they look ahead to the upcoming matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they break down the keys to the game, with Carl highlighting what Todd Bowles is likely to implement on defense. They also explore the threat posed by Rachaad White and Bucky Irving. Carl and Bob emphasize playing to win and discuss the implications for the Giants future. Bob provides insights into Daniel Jones's outlook and what lies ahead for the franchise.

After a tough loss and a long flight home from Germany following their defeat to the Panthers, Bob Papa and Carl Banks break down the latest developments regarding the Giants. Carl addresses the fans calling for Brian Daboll's job.They point out some troubling habits within the team, such as players missing defensive assignments, failing to make critical adjustments, and even top players setting poor examples. They emphasize the need for peer-to-peer accountability now more than ever.Papa and Banks also discuss the ongoing struggles with the offensive line and analyze Daniel Jones's performance, noting that he appears rattled and far from his previous form.

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Join Bob Papa and Carl Banks as they break down the Giants fourth consecutive loss, which leaves them winless at home this season. After calling the game at the Meadowlands, they analyze the performance from start to finish. Despite an efficient showing by the offense that corrected mistakes, the defense struggled, and the team, as a whole, was out of sync. Bob and Carl discuss how the defense failed to adjust to the run game, allowed key third-down conversions, and emphasize that nothing should be considered routine for a two-win team. They also engage in an in-depth discussion about two-point conversions and analytics, attempting to make sense of this tough loss. Feel free to comment below with any questions for Bob and Carl. As they head to Munich, don't miss the chance to meet them at events in the city. Details here: Friday 11/8 6:30-8pm at Hofbrahaus: scheduled to appear Carl Banks, Bob Papa, Phil Simms, Victor Cruz, Shaun O'Hara, Howard Cross, Brandon London and Markus Kuhn Sat 11/9 4pm-7pm Giants House Praterinsel scheduled to appear Carl Banks, Bob Papa, Phil Simms, Victor Cruz, Shaun O'Hara, Howard Cross, Brandon London and Markus Kuhn Brought to you by

In the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, hosts Bob Papa and Carl Banks hit on the upcoming rematch between the Giants and the 6-2 Commanders. The Commanders are coming off a dramatic last-second Hail Mary victory led by Jayden Daniels, and their defense has been outstanding, having shut out opponents from the end zone for the last two games. The hosts discuss how Bobby Wagner might be the biggest name on Washington's defense, yet they are finding ways to dominate, particularly in the red zone and by applying constant pressure on opposing offenses. Bob shares some impressive statistics highlighting the Commanders scoring efficiency, especially in the red zone. He and Carl analyze the performances of Washington's key players, including Daniels, Terry McLaurin, and Brian Robinson Jr., and the specific challenges they present to defenses. Carl emphasizes the importance of the Giants remaining mentally focused—staying disciplined and sharp throughout the game. They also share exciting plans for the Giants to honor their legendary 1986 and 1990 teams, making this Sunday's game a special event for both fans and players. Additionally, they discuss upcoming events related to the Munich game.

In the latest episode of Bleav in Giants, hosts Bob Papa and Carl Banks hit on the upcoming rematch between the Giants and the 6-2 Commanders. The Commanders are coming off a dramatic last-second Hail Mary victory led by Jayden Daniels, and their defense has been outstanding, having shut out opponents from the end zone for the last two games. The hosts discuss how Bobby Wagner might be the biggest name on Washington's defense, yet they are finding ways to dominate, particularly in the red zone and by applying constant pressure on opposing offenses. Bob shares some impressive statistics highlighting the Commanders scoring efficiency, especially in the red zone. He and Carl analyze the performances of Washington's key players, including Daniels, Terry McLaurin, and Brian Robinson Jr., and the specific challenges they present to defenses. Carl emphasizes the importance of the Giants remaining mentally focused—staying disciplined and sharp throughout the game. They also share exciting plans for the Giants to honor their legendary 1986 and 1990 teams, making this Sunday's game a special event for both fans and players. Additionally, they discuss upcoming events related to the Munich game.

Carl Banks and Bob Papa recap the Giants loss to the Steelers, sharing insights from their experiences calling the game. They analyze the team's performance, discussing the frustrations expressed by Dexter Lawrence and Brian Burns. Papa and Banks take an honest look at Daniel Jones, highlighting the need for accountability and discipline. They also touch on officiating and offer insights on Deonte Banks. Carl emphasizes the importance of valuing possessions and explains why it is crucial for Jones to demonstrate that he can be a complete quarterback.

After the tough loss to division rival Eagles, Carl Banks and Bob Papa recorded an episode recapping what they witnessed from the booth at MetLife. They dissect the warning signs they had seen leading up to the game, discussing the unacceptable play on both sides of the ball. Key issues included the defense giving up crucial third-down conversions and the offensive line falling apart without Andrew Thomas. Carl also emphasizes the importance of valuing possessions and highlights repeated mistakes from both the offense and defense. Brought to you by:

Carl Banks and Bob Papa kick off Bleav in Giants with an update on Andrew Thomas and its implications for the offensive line. They also discuss Malik Nabers return following concussion protocol. The conversation shifts to the defense, which has been dealing with some injuries, and the ongoing challenges they've faced each week against various wide receivers. Bob dives into some surprising stats about Jalen Hurts, highlighting just how dangerous the Eagles can be with explosive plays. The duo also addresses the biggest storyline of the week—Saquon Barkley's return to MetLife Stadium. Bob shares statistics comparing Daniel Jones' performances on the road versus at home, while Carl delivers a direct message to the Giants quarterback. #Tellafriendtotellafriend

Bob Papa and Carl Banks analyzed the Giants Sunday Night Football loss to the Bengals at MetLife Stadium. They emphasized Daniel Jones's disappointing performance and offered insights on how the team can better cater to his weaknesses. They also highlighted the tremendous performance by the defense in the loss and discussed the Giants tendency to play better on the road than at home. Additionally, they addressed fan comments and feedback from their social media timelines. #Tellafriendtotellafriend

On this episode of the Giants Huddle podcast, John Schmeelk chats with Carl Banks about where the Giants are at through the first quarter of the season, and take a look at their upcoming matchup with the Seahawks. :00 - First Quarter of the Season6:20 - Giants Offense16:55 - Giants Defense21:00 - Seahawks PreviewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: The Giants lost to the Cowboys yet again and are now 1-3. Daniel Jones played well but they scored zero touchdowns again. The Giants receivers had another few key drops that cost them a chance to win. The Giants had the ball for almost 37 minutes. Why is Daboll kicking FGs? 4th and goal on the Cowboys 4 and your trot out your kicker? That's zero touchdowns in the first two home games of the season for two straight years. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the highlights of Cowboys/Giants. Brian Daboll talked about not cashing in in the red zone. Mike McCarthy said road division wins are ‘the best'. The Jets are getting ready for the Broncos and we heard from CJ Mosley. The Yankees clinched the A.L. East with a win over the Orioles. The A's played their final game in Oakland and Jerry has the final call. In the final segment of the hour, we took some calls from ticked off Giants fans. Hour 2: We started the 7am hour with Giants fans who are not happy this morning. Boomer said in other countries, they call morning shows, ‘breakfast shows'. A caller said Daniel Jones just can't throw deep. Gio said there isn't a negative Giants statistic that would surprise him at this point. Boomer called it a ‘misery Friday' for Giants fans. Jerry returns for an update and has audio from Ian Eagle and Phil Simms when they picked the flag up. Jerry has more sound from the Giants loss to the Cowboys. The Yankees won the A.L. East last night with John Sterling on the call as Aaron Judge hit #58. In the final segment of the hour, Eddie is back from his ‘Knitter's retreat' in Utah. Hour 3: The Evan & Tiki Show wondered if Boomer would rather play golf on Monday or watch the Mets/Braves series. We took more calls from ticked off Giants fans including one who said there is plenty of blame to go around for this one. Where does this leave the Giants at the end of the season if they have 7 wins or so? Are they cleaning house? A caller thinks Boomer is crazy for thinking the Giants can win 8 games. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of Bob Papa and Carl Banks as the Giants lost to the Cowboys again. Brian Daboll talked about losing a close game. The Yankees clinched the A.L. East with an easy win over the Orioles with John Sterling on the call. What is Gerrit Cole trying to say in this clip that Jerry has? Yesterday was the last game ever in Oakland for the A's. Ricky Henderson isn't sad because he has a lot of money. And the White Sox refuse to lose, winning their third straight. In the final segment of the hour, big spreads are not being covered very often this season in the NFL. We looked at the over/under for Lions/Seahawks. The Commanders/Cardinals have the highest over/under for the week. Hour 4 : One of the big games this week is the Vikings at the Packers and Jordan Love is playing. All of the undefeated teams are on the road in the NFL. Steve in Atlanta checks in and there's not much going on weatherwise except for some rain. He also said the sports radio station in Atlanta is willing to host a WFAN host in their luxury box on Monday. We took more calls from angry Giants fans after last night's performance. They have the Seahawks in Seattle next Sunday. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Giants losing to the Cowboys yet again last night. We heard some postgame sound from Brian Daboll among others. CJ Mosley talked about his chances of playing Sunday against the Broncos. Bo Nix talked about going up against Aaron Rodgers this week. The Yankees had no problem with the Orioles on their way to winning the A.L. East. Aaron Judge said the Yankees are going to party hard. The Moment of The Day has Gio doing an impression of Chris Carlin on the call for Rutgers. In the final segment of the week, our NFL Picks!

The Evan & Tiki Show wondered if Boomer would rather play golf on Monday or watch the Mets/Braves series. We took more calls from ticked off Giants fans including one who said there is plenty of blame to go around for this one. Where does this leave the Giants at the end of the season if they have 7 wins or so? Are they cleaning house? A caller thinks Boomer is crazy for thinking the Giants can win 8 games. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of Bob Papa and Carl Banks as the Giants lost to the Cowboys again. Brian Daboll talked about losing a close game. The Yankees clinched the A.L. East with an easy win over the Orioles with John Sterling on the call. What is Gerrit Cole trying to say in this clip that Jerry has? Yesterday was the last game ever in Oakland for the A's. Ricky Henderson isn't sad because he has a lot of money. And the White Sox refuse to lose, winning their third straight. In the final segment of the hour, big spreads are not being covered very often this season in the NFL. We looked at the over/under for Lions/Seahawks. The Commanders/Cardinals has the highest over/under for the week.

In this hour, stories from The Moth's SLAM Showcase - a night of storytelling do-overs for tales from The Moth's archives that needed slight tweaks or a second chance. Standing out or fading away, chance encounters, and the importance of food. This hour is hosted by Moth Senior Director Jenifer Hixson. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.Storytellers:Gabby Shea wants to impress her boyfriend's family with her macaroni and cheese.Jon Novick reveals what his every day existence is like as a Little Person in New York City.Annie Tan has trouble connecting with her father across a language barrier and physical distance.Carl Banks draws upon his past to help a desperate young man on a bridge.Anoush Froundijian is cast in a bit part in the Armenian version of Beauty and the Beast.Wendy Paige encounters a racist classmate in her new school.Podcast: 662