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This week's Jets highlights are all about the hiring of Frank Reich as the team's new offensive coordinator, and reactions to Shaun Morash's report that Darren Mougey is already fed up with Woody Johnson. Plus, is there any hope the owner "pulls a James Dolan" and finally changes his ways?

This week's Jets highlights are all about the hiring of Frank Reich as the team's new offensive coordinator, and reactions to Shaun Morash's report that Darren Mougey is already fed up with Woody Johnson. Plus, is there any hope the owner "pulls a James Dolan" and finally changes his ways?

Boomer & Gio react live to the news the Jets are hiring Frank Reich as offensive coordinator. Plus, the guys question a report from Shaun Morash on Darren Mougey telling people to stay away from the Jets (7:22); how Boomer getting the guys Super Bowl tickets nearly ended in disaster (17:49); reaction on the Giants hiring Matt Nay as OC (25:04); could the Giants bring in the Eagles O-line coach? (31:05); reaction to the Knicks trading for Jose Alvarado (38:41)

This segment rips through a wild coaching carousel update: Jim Schwartz reportedly gets disrespected on his way out, then decides he's done with Cleveland and sits out, raising the big question of whether teams can still “hold rights” on coordinators the way they do with head coaches. From there, the spotlight swings to Jeff Stoutland's resignation in Philadelphia and why it screams dysfunction, especially after his run game coordinator role got yanked mid-season. The convo turns into “who benefits?” fast, with Jets and Giants angles, Frank Reich's connection, and the reality that if Philly blocks a lateral move, Stoutland might have to sit too. Add in the Eagles vibe check, AJ Brown trade chatter, retirement rumors, and suddenly the NFC East feels wide open, with Giants optimism creeping into the conversation again. Then it's calls: a Brady vs Belichick argument that spirals into a Jets-drafted-Brady alternate universe, why Super Bowls need luck plus infrastructure, and a reminder that the best Super Bowl is the one that is actually a football game, not a headline circus. Finally, the cherry on top: Brady's “no dog in the fight” gets compared to Russell Wilson's all-about-me feed, and the idea that Russ might secretly root against Seattle just to protect his own legacy.

(0:40) — KNICKS: The Knicks' win streak stretches to eight, and they head on the road to face the class of the East in Boston and Detroit. (9:02) — JETS: The Jets hire Frank Reich as their offensive coordinator. (11:56) — GIANTS: The Giants hire Matt Nagy as their offensive coordinator. (14:40) — CALLS: Callers talk about the Knicks, St. John's, and the Rangers. (32:43) — IAN BEGLEY: SNY's Ian Begley returns to discuss the Knicks trading away Guerschon Yabusele and acquiring Jose Alvarado, Giannis, and their eight-game winning streak. (48:47) — OLD SCHOOL VS. NEW SCHOOL: JJ and Joe B are back to make their picks for the Super Bowl in Old School vs. New School. (78:53) — ART DICESARE: Handicapper Art DiCesare grades Joe and JJ's picks, gives his best bets, and tells you what to avoid in the Super Bowl. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. We always want to hear from you! Leave JJ a message on the listener line at 917-382-1151. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski. Follow NYNY on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynytheringer/ Host: John Jastremski Guests: Ian Begley, Art DiCesare, and Joe Benigno Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

New York Jets legend Wayne Chrebet explains why his former teammate, Frank Reich, is the perfect offensive coordinator for Aaron Glenn's squad. Plus, we look back on Reich's time with the Jets back in 1996, including some of his touchdown passes to No. 80. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

How good are the Knicks playing? Are the Knicks now set up to make a run this post season? Sal Paolantonio says Frank Reich is a guy that has been through it all and knows how to adjust to the personnel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scott Mason talks with Chris Nimbley of Jetsinsider.com about the breaking news surrounding the New York Jets! Chris discusses the hiring of Frank Reich as the new Jets' offensive coordinator, the process that led to the decision, pros and cons of the move, where the Jets may go from here......and much more! Check out the Play Like A Jet store and get your "Play Like A Jet" logo shirt RIGHT NOW! Hoodies, hats, mugs, etc.....also available! https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/19770068-play-like-a-jet-logo-shirt?store_id=717242 To advertise on Play Like A Jet, please contact: Justin@Brokencontrollermedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank Reich is the new OC of the Jets. Where will their next QB come from? Plus, an internal battle on the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The hour starts with a caller wondering why Boomer couldn't beat the 49'ers in the Super Bowl. Another wonders if the Jets told Frank Reich to cool-it with talking to Boomer.

A caller asks why Boomer couldn't get past the 49ers in the Super Bowl. Another wonders whether the Jets muzzled Frank Reich from talking to him this season. Jerry has the Knicks' double-OT thriller over the Nuggets, Jaxson Dart defending his aggressive playstyle and his "big time" durability, Daniel Jones rooting for Sam Darnold in the Super Bowl and Gronk's reaction to Tom Brady's controversial "no dog in the fight" stance. Also, a "Moment of the Day" about how pretty girls extract information. Finally we dicuss felony assault charges against top NHL prospect Gavin McKenna after he reportedly stepped in to defend his mother.

Wir beginnen den ersten Teil unseres Programms mit einer Diskussion über einige aktuelle Ereignisse. Die Empörung über die US-amerikanische Einwanderungs- und Zollbehörde ICE wächst. Die Proteste gehen weit über die USA hinaus und haben sich inzwischen auf die ganze Welt ausgeweitet. Danach sprechen wir über Pläne in Europa, Social-Media-Verbote für Kinder einzuführen. Spanien will Kindern unter 16 Jahren den Zugang zu Social Media verbieten. Ähnliche Maßnahmen sind auch in anderen europäischen Ländern im Gespräch. Anschließend sprechen wir über einen Kurswechsel bei Tesla. CEO Elon Musk will Tesla strategisch neu ausrichten – weg von der Automobilproduktion und hin zur Massenproduktion von Robotern. Und zum Schluss sprechen wir über einen Trend in Frankreich, der mich persönlich sehr traurig macht. Dort verschwinden traditionelle französische Restaurants mit einer alarmierenden Geschwindigkeit. Es sind etwa 25 pro Tag! Dies ist auf steigende Kosten, sinkende Gewinne und veränderte Essgewohnheiten zurückzuführen. Der Rest des Programms ist der deutschen Sprache und Kultur gewidmet. Das Thema der heutigen Grammatiklektion ist: Der Infinitivsatz – Verbs with „zu": Part 1. Wer seine angemietete Wohnung untervermietet, darf damit keinen Gewinn machen. Das ging aus einem Urteil des Bundesgerichtshofs hervor. In diesem konkreten Fall hatte jemand eine mehr als doppelt so hohe Miete vom Untermieter verlangt, als im Hauptmietvertrag festgelegt war. Rechtfertigen wollte er dies mit dem Argument, dass die Wohnung möbliert untervermietet wurde. Unsere Redewendung diese Woche ist Sich in Schale schmeißen. Dazu passt nichts besser als der berühmt-berüchtigte Wiener Opernball, der eine der strengsten Kleiderordnungen der Welt hat. Er findet dieses Jahr am 12. Februar statt. Wachsende internationale Empörung über die Vorgehensweise von ICE Europa nähert sich einem Social-Media-Verbot für Kinder Kurswechsel bei Tesla: Musk will künftig Roboter bauen Frankreichs Bistro-Kultur droht zu verschwinden Kein Gewinn durch Untervermietung Der Wiener Opernball

Could Josh McDaniels be an NFL head coach again? Yahoo Sports' Jason Fitz, Frank Schwab and Ben Fawkes look at that possibility as well as other coaching news across the league. Plus, the guys at Cooper Kupp's full-circle moment getting back to the Super Bowl as a Seattle Seahawk after being cut by the Los Angeles Rams. Hear about that and more on today's episode!(1:30) - Could Josh McDaniels get another HC job?(13:10) - Jets hire Frank Reich as OC(21:45) - Cardinals hire OC Nathaniel Hackett(26:40) - QB carousel will be chaos(38:40) - Cooper Kupp & Mack Hollins deep dives(51:00) - One More Thing

(00:00) Kyle Shanahan tried to show off his arm and broke a tv (07:00) Jets hire Frank Reich as Offensive Coordinator (11:00) Takeaways from Todd Monken's intro presser (15:30) HOF RB Terrell Davis stops by to reflect on his career (29:00) Joe Flacco sits to discuss his return and what's next (45:00) Cooper DeJean joins the set to discuss his sophomore year with Eagles See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Jets finally make it official: Frank Reich is the new offensive coordinator. Tiki calls it a smart, stabilizing hire for Aaron Glenn, but Evan keeps it real, a “single to center field” that doesn't fix the one thing that matters most: quarterback. They dig into Reich's résumé (Philly success, Indy chaos, Carolina disaster), why some fans can talk themselves into it, and why the vibe around the franchise still feels inevitable. Then it turns into a full-on Jets credibility brawl. Shaun Morash is in the crosshairs of Jets fans and Craig Carton after yesterday's reporting, and Evan lays out why the public treats them like extremes. Morash pushes back, defends his sourcing, clarifies the Darren Muji comments, and explains why the Jets always seem to be playing defense. Plus, the show tackles the bigger point behind all of it: Woody Johnson's involvement, the “toxic” perception around the league, and why Jets fans can't get inspired until the organization proves it can simply win.

The Jets finally make it official: Frank Reich is the new offensive coordinator, and Evan and Tiki debate whether it's a stabilizing move or just another “single to center field” for a franchise that always finds a way to spiral. Evan breaks down why Reich's résumé works, why the Carolina stint shouldn't be the whole story, and why none of it matters until the Jets find an actual quarterback. Then the show turns into a full-on Jets credibility cage match. Shaun Morash joins the hour and answers the backlash from his reporting, clears up what he said about Darren Muji, and explains why people around the league keep calling the Jets a toxic environment. Plus, Evan puts the ultimate poll to the audience: who do you trust more, Morash or Craig Carton, and the early results might surprise you.

Jets mess enters another day, they hired Frank Reich in a sign of good news, and Super Bowl week pushes on.

The Jets have hired Frank Reich as their next offensive coordinator. Do you like the move? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Jets coaching search takes center stage this morning as we break the news of Frank Reich being hired as the new OC, despite a whirlwind of conflicting reports and drama between Shaun Morash and Craig Carton. The Giants have landed Matt Nagy and we discuss what his strengths are. From Hall of Fame snubs to Mike Vrabel revisiting his infamous "Super Bowl sacrifice," it's a packed show. Plus, we have a wild Marshawn Lynch podcast appearance, the mystery of Boomer's Food Network "wiener" cameo, the financial struggles facing Rutgers athletics, and a lot more.

Gio wonders how many players and coaches Boomer has physically come into contact with. Oh, and hear when IT happened when we found out about. Yes, it's Frank Reich news.

We kick off the show with Shaun Morash's "inside info" regarding the Jets and a claim that Darren Mougey is calling the team a disaster. Boomer refutes it. We also hear from Craig refuting those claims. Plus, the Knicks notch another win and we end the hour with talk about Frank Reich and who he might consider QB candidates for the Jets.

The Giants' hiring of Matt Nagy as OC has Boomer us wondering why other big names like Frank Reich didn't make the cut. C-Lo has Jerry Recco's cameo in Newsday and Craig Carton debunking Jets rumors, and Todd Monken's Browns choice. We wrap with Tom Brady's "nerves" over his Hall of Fame induction.

We break the news that Frank Reich is officially the new Jets OC as Boomer warns him about the local media "influencers." We also clear up the mystery behind Boomer's "wiener" love, revisit a crazy Marshawn Lynch podcast appearance, and a Moment featuring Chris Simms sounding exactly like his father." You also gotta here Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald answering the same stupid question.

ESPN Jets reporter Rich Cimini speaks with Boomer Esiason about his old college roomie, Frank Reich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Jets finally have their next offensive coordinator & they chose Frank Reich. Is he the right move? Mike Tannenbaum joins to discuss the Reich hire & who the next Jets QB could be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The New York Jets have hired Frank Reich as their new Offensive Coordinator, and the debate is ON. Is this the veteran presence the Jets offense desperately needs—or another recycled hire that won't move the needle? On today's episode of Gang's All Here, we break down: Why the Jets chose Frank Reich What his offense could look like in New York How this impacts Aaron Rodgers and the rest of the offense Whether this move signals stability—or desperation Jets fans, sound off in the comments. Is Frank Reich the right hire, or are the Jets stuck in the same old cycle? Timecodes*** 0:00 Intro 2:00 Frank Reich Hired as Jets OC 8:22 Reich picking the new QB? 12:00 Wink Martindale & Darren Mougey Rumors 18:00 Woody Johnson's Influence 21:00 Kirk Cousins Connection 26:20 Reich Likes the Jets Offense 31:00 Kyler Murray to the Jets? 39:00 Filling out the Rest of Offensive Staff 42:30 Super Bowl & Sam Darnold

The New York Giants officially land on Matt Nagy as their next offensive coordinator, and the reaction is exactly what you would expect. After Todd Monken heads to Cleveland, John Harbaugh pivots to Plan B, bypassing names like Kliff Kingsbury and Charlie Weis Jr. and choosing experience over mystery. The crew breaks down why Giants fans are already uneasy, where the criticism of Nagy actually comes from, and why the surface-level stats do not tell the full story of his time in Kansas City or Chicago. Is this really a boring hire, or just a familiar one for a fanbase conditioned to expect disappointment? The conversation then swings to Florham Park, where the New York Jets continue their own coordinator search. Frank Reich, Greg Roman, and Darrell Bevell are on the board, and the guys rank the candidates while unpacking what Aaron Glenn actually needs right now. Giants optimism, Jets uncertainty, and a reminder that sometimes the loudest reactions come from the least informed places.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki dives deep into the reaction around the New York Giants hiring Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator and why fans are split between trust and skepticism under John Harbaugh. The guys also rank the top Jets offensive coordinator candidates, debate Greg Roman vs Frank Reich, and break down uninspired vs experienced hires. Plus, Evan reveals his prank call on Tommy Lugauer, Knicks trade deadline talk heats up with Giannis rumors, James Harden trade speculation, and plenty of classic Evan & Tiki banter to close the show.

The Jets coaching search trudges on as Boomer hints that a resolution—potentially involving his close friend Frank Reich—is just 24 to 48 hours away. Between C-Lo's with Roger Goodell's presser on the Epstein emails and Bad Bunny's halftime show. Plus, a rumor that Giannis might be headed to the Warriors instead of the Knicks. We've even got Aaron Boone doing a Morash impression.

Looks like the Jets OC search could be ending soon. We also take some calls on the subject.

The New York coaching carousel is spinning as Frank Reich reportedly in Florham Park, fueling expectations that the Jets will finalize their offensive coordinator search within the next 24 hours. The Giants have hired Matt Nagy to lead their offense. Beyond Jets & Giants, we do everything from mystery drones over the Atlantic to Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame snubs. On the serious side, we feature Roger Goodell's presser on the Steve Tisch/Epstein emails and the horrible news out of Arizona, where authorities are investigating the suspected abduction of Savannah Guthrie's mother.

Frank Reich is alleged to be in Florham Park to that looks promising for the Jets. We take your calls on the subject as well. C-Lo's got Mike Francesa picking Seattle, Evan & Morash going at it over Yankees off-season non-moves, and a Moment of the Day featuring Roger Goodell sounding like Al's perv impression. We end with breaking news of Matt Nagy hired by the Giants.

They're still looking but there's more of a consensus that it might just be Frank Reich. We ask Boomer.

As the New York Jets search for a new offensive coordinator, it appears they could go the veteran route.  Could an OC like Frank Reich help save Aaron Glenn's job? Calls share their thoughts.

Giants and Jets are both still looking for an offensive coordinator. Gio's afraid something happened with the Jets negotiations with Frank Reich. Eddie played a bunch of clips of Al yelling at callers from over the years. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day including a Moment of The Day: Shaun Morash's special request for his driver. Plus, why is Al Dukes' name showing up in the Epstein files?

Both teams are still looking for that guy. What happened with Frank Reich and the Jets?

Evan wakes up furious at the two people he works with, and it starts with a simple point: the New York Islanders swept the New York Rangers and Evan wants full credit, no asterisks. Shaun tries to wave it off with “the Rangers quit,” which turns into an all-out fight about what “counts,” rivalry pride, and whether Ranger fans are ducking the embarrassment after the Garden got loud for Islanders fans at Madison Square Garden and UBS Arena. Then Tiki Barber lights the fuse on a totally different argument: could Kirk Cousins actually make sense for the New York Jets, not just as a stopgap starter but as a future “player-coach” type who helps shape the offense? The crew debates the age factor, the directionless feel of the Jets, and whether this is a “bottom out” year or a “build something” year, with names flying everywhere from Atlanta Falcons money mechanics to Frank Reich, Aaron Glenn, Malik Willis, and J. J. McCarthy. Plus, the phones go crazy: Islanders fans demand Shaun “own it,” Rangers fans double down on the apathy defense, and the hour ends with more fuel added to the fire, including Matthew Schaefer “king of New York” talk, Chris Drury trust issues, and a surprise moment where James Dolan somehow enters the chat.

Evan reacts to Robert Saleh being introduced as the new head coach of the Tennessee Titans and plays the clip that is driving New York Jets fans crazy, Saleh joking that in New York, when he did not call plays, he felt like a “timeout and red flag guy” with the best seat in the house. Evan explains why it does not annoy him the way it annoys Jets fans, and instead turns it into a bigger point about how hard the jump is from coordinator to head coach when you are no longer fully plugged into the scheme every snap. From there, the conversation shifts into a blunt lesson about the risks of hiring first-time head coaches and why Woody Johnson keeps putting the Jets in the same cycle. The crew connects it back to the current direction under Aaron Glenn and why the rumored pursuit of veteran offensive leadership like Frank Reich makes sense if you want the “head coach of the offense” alongside a defensive-minded head coach. Then, right on cue, the segment flips into levity as Shaun launches Cinco de Loncho, a rapid-fire Top 5 of what to watch with no football this weekend, including the debut of NBC Sunday night hoops, the Grammys, and anything Craig has not already spoiled.

Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic joins the show to address Jon Gruden publicly denying the Jets rumor and makes it crystal clear: he stands by his reporting that the New York Jets made a phone call to gauge interest, not that they offered him a job. Zack explains why Gruden might be playing semantics, why it may not benefit him to embarrass a team, and how stories like this get distorted once they hit the rumor mill. From there, the conversation turns to the Jets larger plan, or lack of one. Zack says the offensive coordinator search has been messy and shifting, but he still believes Frank Reich is the most likely landing spot because he would function as the “head coach of the offense,” allowing Aaron Glenn to focus on defense. They also dig into the quarterback problem, the thin list of realistic options, and why the Jets are stuck between short-term band-aids and a long-term rebuild. Finally, Zack tackles the biggest fear Jets fans have: Woody Johnson getting too involved as pressure mounts. He describes how quickly the internal plan seemed to change, why the coaching staff decisions scream disarray, and how the Jets are being mocked around the league in a way he has not seen during his time covering the team. The interview ends with the blunt question of whether this job is becoming toxic, and what happens next if the Jets stumble again.

Wink was supposed to be here as DC. Hey, wha'happen? We also ponder Frank Reich's decision to come to this mess.

A caller wonders if Frank Reich is the right fit to lead the Jets' offense or if he should eye the Giants' opening for a chance to work with Jaxson Dart. There's also Jets QB uncertainty to ponder. We cover Cody Bellinger's Yankees return, and the growing buzz surrounding a potential Knicks trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo. Plus, the Rangers' decision to sit Artemi Panarin.

The Jets coaching situation is a mess as Aaron Glenn tries to fill coordinator jobs. Plus, we recap a busy night in local sports, including Cody Bellinger's return to the Bronx and a dominant showing for the Islanders and Knicks. Also, a little more about Frank Reich taking the Jets job...like why.

Lots of local talk today. The Jets' coaching search turns into a "disaster," with Aaron Glenn taking over defensive play-calling while the team desperately courts Frank Reich to salvage the offense. We talk a Knicks trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo that could cost them big players, plus, the Rangers' decision to bench Artemi Panarin. Sean Payton's odd comments on Bo Nix's injury and the Yankees welcoming back Cody Bellinger round things up, and we even have time for a few laughs here and there.

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Evan lays out his blunt read on the Jets reaching out to Jon Gruden: it feels less like a coordinator search and more like a preview of what Woody Johnson might do when Aaron Glenn is gone. To separate paranoia from reality, the show brings in Jets reporter Connor Hughes to explain what he's hearing inside the building, how “hands off” Woody really is, and why a name like Gruden almost certainly touched ownership at some level. Connor details how the Jets' staff plan has shifted in real time, why candidates believed the defensive coordinator job was traditional before Aaron Glenn decided he wanted to call plays, and how the process spiraled from big-name interviews into a lesser-known hire with Glenn essentially running the defense. On offense, he explains the original plan to keep Tanner Engstrom in place with a veteran “head coach of the offense,” why firing him complicates things, and why Frank Reich is trending as the likely answer once the required interview process plays out. The bigger takeaway is the one Jets fans can't escape: the organization is getting mocked league-wide, the timeline to get a staff and quarterback plan in order is shrinking fast, and any Gruden connection is gasoline on a situation that already feels toxic. The segment then pivots to the Giants, where optimism is rising under John Harbaugh and the OC opening is suddenly one of the most attractive springboards in the league. Finally, the show reacts to fresh Browns drama involving Jim Schwartz, adding another dose of “what are they doing?” dysfunction to a day that already has plenty of it.

Apparently, Frank Reich is in line to be hired by the Jets to call offensive plays. And could Aaron Glenn end up calling the defense? Also, why Mel Kiper Jr. believes the Jets need to draft Ty Simpson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Reports are out there that Frank Reich is nearing a role on the Jets' offensive staff—a move Boomer Esiason warns is a "three-year process". David Stearns prepares to introduce Freddy Peralta as the Mets' new ace. Meanwhile, the Super Bowl stage is set for a showdown between Sam Darnold's Seahawks and Drake Maye's Patriots.

Interesting remarks by Ochocinco about why Mike McDaniel's didn't want to go to the Eagles. Same question about Frank Reich. Jerry also has all the recaps from yesterdays games.

Frank Reich is reportedly joining the Jets' staff, but he'll need a QB to lead the charge. From Kyler Murray and Malik Willis to the return of Geno Smith or a Kirk Cousins era. Ochocinco offers up why Mike McDaniels didn't go to the Eagles and why other OCs don't seem to want the job either. We end the hour with Gio & Al acting out Chipper Jones' interacting with fans on X.

The Jets' coaching staff is taking shape with Frank Reich likely joining the ranks, sparking a heated debate over whether Kyler Murray, Malik Willis, or even Deshaun Watson will be the one to lead his offense. The Mets welcome Freddy Peralta while manager Carlos Mendoza addresses rumors of a rift between stars Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor. From the Rangers' dramatic overtime victory to the looming dread of life after football season—and even the threat of a Yellowstone supervolcano—we cover a lot of stuff and laugh as well.