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Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts, and he isn't buying the Giants as a playoff team. Shaun still sees roughly an eight-win roster, pointing to major concerns on the defensive line and at cornerback even as optimism grows around other parts of the team. Then the Jets-Giants comparisons get heated. Callers push back on Shaun's pessimism about the Jets, sparking arguments over Malik Nabers versus Garrett Wilson, the two teams' skill-position talent, and whether the Jets' young tight ends deserve the hype. Shaun keeps coming back to the same conclusion: the Jets still stink, no matter how much potential their offense may have.

Deshaun Watson is named Cleveland's starting quarterback—a decision Boomer ties directly to his contract—before Jerry's update highlights Minkah Fitzpatrick on the Jets' zero-interception year. Watson insists he thrives on fan energy, Todd Monken claims Deshaun deserves the start, and Mike McCarthy addresses Joey Porter Jr.'s Steelers contract situation. Meanwhile, Kwanza Jones brings wild energy to her bid to buy the Padres, Zack Wheeler endures a rough night against the Mariners, Damon Amendolara gets let go by SiriusXM's Mad Dog channel as his co-host pairs with Steve Torre, and the team wraps up by discussing how much harder it is to make it on YouTube today.

Jerry and C-Lo step in for Boomer & Gio as the Yankees sweep the Orioles, proving their World Series formula with only the Rays standing in their way in the AL. After breaking down heated Giants-Dolphins joint practices, the Islanders' new third jersey, and Jacob deGrom's milestone strikeout, the guys preview Geno Smith's Jets start, Michael Kay's wild broadcast call, and their all-time best and worst concerts. Next, they dive into NFL preseason odds, the origin of Aaron Boone's pointing, and a listener True or False game, before Willie Colon calls in live from Pittsburgh to preview Jets-Steelers. The show wraps up with a debate on the Mets' playoff hopes, an unexpected Moment of the Day, and a preview of tomorrow's Giants game in Miami.

Preseason action kicks off with the Jets playing tonight and the Giants tomorrow, leaving us to see if John Harbaugh can maintain his undefeated preseason record with New York. Jerry returns for his final update, starting with the sound of the lone run in the Yankees' 1-0 shutout loss to the Mariners, followed by Edwin Diaz addressing his rough stretch with the Dodgers, and a Kyle Schwarber home run into the Iowa cornfields. Jon Gruden then weighs in on his praise for Aaron Glenn and how the Jets will stay competitive, before the show wraps up with the Moment of the Day featuring caller reactions to ‘Surprise Penis'.

On the Carton Show on WFAN, Craig Carton dives into the return of football and what they expect to see from the Jets and Giants. Craig insists Jaxson Dart MUST play and wants to see what the Giants rookie can do in a real preseason game. The guys also break down the Jets' first look at Geno Smith and Frank Reich's offense, the expectations for rookie stars David Bailey and Arvell Reese, and the surprising situation surrounding Odell Beckham Jr. as he fights to make the Giants' 53-man roster.

Today on the show, we kick off with NFL QB talk on Kyler Murray and JJ McCarthy, Terrion Arnold's legal troubles, and Boomer busting a zero-gravity hoax. Next, Gio calls out "cheating scum," Shannon Elizabeth talks black rhinos, and Boomer champions the "fish sticks" Islanders jersey. Then, we dive into Mike Tirico's broadcasting regrets, Tony Romo's CBS future, and Mike Vrabel dodging a question about therapy. Finally, Gio gets baffled by Chris Berman's missing butt, Tom Brady compares diets with Peyton Manning, we debate a hilarious Moment of the Day slip-up, and Sauce Gardner sues a Detroit contractor.

We open with Geno Smith's bounce-back potential under Frank Reich with the Jets. Boomer details why the Giants could make a playoff run if Jaxson Dart steps up, followed by his pick for the NFL team going worst to first—the Saints. C-Lo steps in for Jerry's first update, starting with JJ's awkward golf swing. Next, we cover the Mets' latest, including Kodai Senga's first career save, Carson Benge tossing a ball into the stands, and singles dating night. Finally, Gio explains why country artists and writers are upset over how Stella Lefty became popular.

Jerry and Willie Colon fill in for Boomer & Gio, kicking off with Willie's wild travel nightmare before breaking down the Yankees' offensive funk, Aaron Judge's injury, and Jefry Yan's viral Mets debut. The guys evaluate the outlook for the Jets and Giants, touch on AI Seinfeld, and bring on YES announcer Ryan Ruocco to analyze George Lombard Jr. and New York's lineup struggles. After reacting to Jonathan Taylor's massive extension and Willie opening up about marriage and the hidden grind of playing offensive line, the show wraps with C-Lo's Yankees analytics, Aaron Judge cleared to run outside, and Jerry grilling Willie on his playing days.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with expectations for Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense. Hosts Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o and Jahleel Addae look at how realistic it is that the Giants and Jets can compete for the playoffs. Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott joins "Good Morning Football" for an exclusive interview.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Minkah Fitzpatrick of the Jets on wanting the fans to be proud. Aaron Glenn said it's a luxury to have Frank Reich there. Malik Nabers said he has high standards for himself. Vic Fangio took the fifth like Dr. Fauci at the press conference. We heard Nick Sirianni trying to pump up the Eagles players. We heard Evan Roberts talking about getting speeding tickets, all from cameras, which he thinks is cheating.

We open with a discussion on odd movies featuring race and gender disguises like Soul Man. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day, covering the Yankees' extra-innings loss sparked by Ali Sanchez's costly 11th-inning pickoff attempt, Joe Girardi's shock at Michael Kay stirring tea with his sunglasses, Garrett Wilson forecasting a special year for the Jets, Aaron Glenn insisting he's not trying to be "a butt-hole," Brian Burns reflecting on West Virginia after Giants practice, John Harbaugh's squad singing "Take Me Home, Country Roads," and Josh Allen telling fans to stop hating on the jerseys. Finally, the Moment of the Day breaks down a bizarre caller coincidence with Ann Liguori and a "Bababooey" call, before wrapping up with Rami taking the day off to catch Mumford & Sons at the Audacy Beach House in Cape Cod.

With Boomer and Rami out, Gio and Jerry hold down the show starting with the Yankees' brutal extra-innings loss, Aaron Boone pulling Cam Schlittler, and Ali Sanchez's game-ending pickoff blunder. C-Lo drops in throughout the morning to cover legal reactions to Tony Romo's OWI lie, NFL soundbites from Aaron Glenn and Josh Allen, and WNBA media drama. Topping it off, the guys dive into Gio's "Bababooey" Ann Liguori saga, golf ball mishaps, movie disguises like Soul Man, terrible Bills jerseys, and Rami taking the day off for a Cape Cod concert.

A sick Boomer powers through to discuss summer illnesses, Geno Smith, Darren Mougey, Giants optimism, Aaron Rodgers' 2026 retirement plan, a Yankees win, and Rami's concert trip. Gio then reacts to overnight WFAN dead air, Rami taking more time off, Jim Harbaugh's priorities, Gerrit Cole's shutout, Kyle Shanahan's crash, Tony Romo's OWI video, and Rodgers' mystery wife. Next, Boomer prepares for a Chicago signing trip with Phil Simms before we touch on Caleb Williams, Justin Herbert's playoff pressure, and Matthew Schaefer's record contract. Finally, we break down Draymond Green's Warriors deal and his shock over Jalen Brunson's discount, dining with vegans, Ray Martel's budget soda switch, and the Gotham sports app moving to DAZN.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with high expectations for the Rams. Hosts Jamie Erdahl and Manti Te'o discuss how LA holds up to the hype around the team. What are the Jets and Giants biggest questions headed into training camp? Plus, 5x Pro Bowl center Kyan Kalil offers up advice for young centers in the NFL and talks about working on a documentary about football in Mexico! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast NetworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Craig and Chris McMonigle go head-to-head over which New York football franchise is closer to turning things around, whether the Jets and Giants have become “crap magnets,” and what the futures of Geno Smith and Jaxson Dart mean for both teams.

Gio broke 90 in golf for the first time, and NFL training camps are just weeks away. Boomer loves the new video of Jaxson Dart throwing a football off a boat to a jet ski, while Geno Smith's off-field situation has quieted down. We discuss Frank Reich joining the Jets to assist Aaron Glenn, Boomer liking the new Devils GM, and C-Lo's update on Sean Payton wanting Bill Belichick to break Don Shula's record. Finally, the Yankees beat the Rays on home runs by Caballero and Rice backed by Cam Schlitter's eight innings, the Mets top the Braves on a Torrens extra-inning double, Freddy Peralta turns in a "meh" start, and Belgium eliminates the U.S. from the World Cup.

Jerry is in for Gio alongside Boomer today breaking down the U.S. World Cup loss to Belgium, a wild Mets win, Boomer's push to trade Lindor, and Rami's controversial day off. Next, they tackle crazy weather, the Yankees' slumping offense, Caballero's bat flips, Boomer nearly getting hacked on X, and intern Ethan's studio visit. Then, Gio breaks 90, Jaxson Dart goes viral, Frank Reich joins the Jets, Sean Payton's wild Belichick plan drops, and local baseball highlights roll in. Finally, CBS's Jimmy Conrad talks soccer fallout, Donovan Mitchell inks an extension, President Trump discusses the World Cup, and Boomer vs. Rami highlights the Moment of the Day.

Why not a little football today - American football. Video emerged of Jaxson Dart throwing a football off a boat to a guy on a jet ski. The Geno Smith off the field situation seems to have died down. We talked about Frank Reich joining the Jets and how that will be great for Aaron Glenn.

Gio wants Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter in a practice ‘root hog' situation, but Boomer says John Harbaugh isn't doing that. Gio expects no more big moves for the Jets or Giants, everyone still anticipates an AJ Brown trade to the Patriots, and Gio breaks down why JJ McCarthy 'prances' and will be a terrible QB before sharing Jalen Brunson's crush on Mariska Hargitay. Jerry's update highlights Saquon Barkley on AJ Brown, Jim Harbaugh on Justin Herbert missing practice for his girlfriend, and Kendrick Perkins on a heated AAU game argument. Finally, Aaron Judge throws a dude out at the plate in a Yankees shutout, Carson Benge hits two RBI singles in a Mets win, the Pope gives a thumbs up to a Knicks fan, and Al Dukes plays a disastrous round of ‘NBA player on the Spurs/Thunder or dead guy.'

We talked about the Giants and Jets schedules. The Jets have zero prime time games and play Rob Saleh in Tennessee week 1. The Titans with Brian Daboll come to MetLife to play the Giants week 3.

We break down the Giants and Jets schedules. The Jets play Rob Saleh in Tennessee Week 1, and Brian Daboll's Titans come to MetLife to play the Giants Week 3. Next, we address why walking to MetLife for the World Cup won't be allowed. C-Lo updates us on the Mets beating the Tigers, featuring post-game audio from Juan Soto after he was one of five Mets to homer. We discuss the Pistons on the brink of elimination in Cleveland tonight—whom Clyde Frazier thinks are done—ahead of the Cavs playing at MSG Sunday if they win, note former backup QB Duck Hodges marrying Lainey Wilson, and hear from a caller concerned with C-Mac's self-esteem based on his social media pics.

Joe is joined by Nick Paradies as they pick the games of the Jets 2026 schedule (1:00). Then, they pick the schedule for the Giants (35:14), & SO much more!

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast starts with Justin Herbert's new relationship with OC Mike McDaniel. Hosts Mike Yam, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Willie Colon discuss how the Broncos will bounce back in 2026. What teams would you like to see kick off the MNF schedule? Plus, a look at the Giants interest in OBJ and the Jets resigning RB Breece Hall. The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast NetworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mel Kiper Jr. stopped by to grade the NFL Draft for the Jets and Giants! Plus, where do you stand with these Knicks? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We talk NFL draft and some of the more interesting storylines from days 2 and 3. The Jets traded up to take Clemson QB Cade Klubnik, who Frank Reich really seems to like. We talked more about the first round picks the Giants and Jets also made.

We break down the Knicks' Game 4 win and the Mets' "pile of crap" sweep that has Carlos Mendoza on the hot seat and Alex Cora in the conversation. Between NFL Draft analysis for the Jets and Giants and the Yankees' series win despite Luis Gil's demotion, we cover Trevor Bauer's no-hitter and the NBA and NHL playoffs. From Mike Tomlin's Aaron Rodgers prediction and the Savannah Bananas at Yankee Stadium to Le'Veon Bell's wild accusations and Boomer's Hall of Fame nomination, we hit every angle—including a potential retirement cruise for Eddie.

We dive into NFL Draft storylines from Days 2 and 3, focusing on the Jets trading up for Cade Klubnik and his fit for Frank Reich. After hitting on the Giants and Jets' other picks, Jerry updates us on Carlos Mendoza's job security and Boomer's skepticism over Alex Cora taking a mid-season role. We hear Mendoza's post-game thoughts, look at a similar managerial hot seats in Philadelphia, and recap Luis Gil's demotion after a rough outing. Finally, Boomer pitches a retirement cruise to Nova Scotia this August for Eddie.

NFL Draft Talk Jets Giants Bills

With the first round in the books, all eyes turn to what the Giants and Jets will do next and how the board is shaping up for Round 2. The conversation dives into the premium on cornerbacks, injury concerns around top prospects, and why this draft could define key roster weaknesses, especially in the secondary. The discussion heats up around Malik Nabers and his candid reactions to draft decisions, sparking debate about player mindset and how athletes navigate expectations in New York. From roster-building philosophy to fan reactions and a few classic on-air moments, the episode blends sharp football insight with the personality and unpredictability that make draft season so compelling.

What grade do you give the Jets and Giants after round one of the NFL Draft? Plus, the Couch Cast went sideways last night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We started the show with the NFL Draft, in particular the Giants and Jets picks. We also went over some of the other surprises in round one.

Jerry has a clip from last night's WFAN live stream where a lot went on at one time in the Knicks game, Mets game and the Draft. Ian Eagle is on the call as the Hawks took the lead for good. Josh Hart talked about the loss after the game. Bailey was very excited about being drafted by the Jet. Aaron Glenn talked about getting to know him. We heard from new Giants O-lineman Francis Mauigoa who is excited to protect Jaxson Dart.

Boring NFL Draft discussed with slow pacing and few big moves. Falcons needs (WR/OL/DL/DB) and Kyle Pitts trade rumors. Rams criticized for Ty Simpson pick despite Stafford window. Streaming complaints (Apple TV). Hawks/Braves updates. UEFA racism ban case, Jets/Giants picks noted. overall notes!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With NFL Draft day here, the focus shifts fully to the New York Jets and New York Giants as the stakes reach a boiling point. Insider Connor Hughes joins to break down what each team is really thinking, cutting through the smokescreens and revealing how decisions at the top of the draft could define both franchises for years to come. From the Jets weighing defensive impact versus immediate production to the Giants navigating multiple paths with two premium picks, the conversation dives into strategy, roster building, and the unpredictability of draft night. The discussion highlights why positional value, long term vision, and even behind the scenes evaluations can shift everything, giving a clear picture of how quickly plans can change once the clock starts.

The Mets finally find the win column. We talk the draft with the Jets' second-overall pick holding the keys to the board. We look at the Giants' likely WR-defense strategy before Jerry breaks down Mark Vientos' wild night of ignored stop signs and RBI redemption. Plus, Carlos Mendoza updates Lindor's calf, Rosario carries the offense for the Yanks, and Mike Vrabel's counseling schedule leaves him missing day three of the draft.

We look at draft expert Peter Schrager's Jets and Giants picks followed by a wave of calls on the Mets' 12-game slide. Jerry highlights the sounds of that 12th straight loss and Nolan McClean's rough outing before shifting to Giancarlo Stanton leading the Yankees over the Red Sox. Mike Vrabel speaks on the Dianna Russini situation, Jerry rounds up the NBA and NHL, and the "Moment of the Day" addresses flatulence. The show wraps with the Mets' historically bad streak and a caller's theory on their bad luck.

Which way are the Jets and Giants leaning with their round one picks? Mel Kiper Jr. stopped by to answer. And an edition of Cuddle, Marry, Trash! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The NFL Draft is a little more than two weeks away. Where do the Jets and Giants stand right now? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We started with the Yankees' loss and the Mets' win, covering John Harbaugh's playoff thoughts, , and a Wu-Tang Clan giveaway before debating Odell Beckham's future and the Jets' trading Sauce Gardner for picks. After touching on Eddie's retirement and station talk about Anthony Gallo and Tommy Lugauer, Jerry provided updates on all the MLB and NBA action plus more Giants & Jets looks ahead. The show included talk of the Knicks' spread, Dan Hurley's behavior, and John Harbaugh's recruitment philosophy alongside a Jets Breece Hall update, a Pittsburgh reporter's gaffe, and news regarding Tiger Woods' arrest.

The Rangers fall to the Devils at MSG, the Nets record a franchise-low half, and we preview St. John's NCAA path. Jerry celebrates his 52nd birthday with updates on Miami of Ohio, the Andy Dalton trade, and NFL replacement referees, leading into Gio's prank call to Brandon Tierney and a debate on the Giants' draft and cap strategy. After mocking the Mets' small-scale 9-9-9 challenge. and mark Prairie View's tournament win, we discuss Carson Wentz signing with the Vikings and the Jets' lack of competition for Geno Smith. Finally, Hofstra's Speedy Claxton joins us for some preview before we do a "Buzz or No Buzz" tournament debate. Jerry's missing breakfast is found and the crew determines the ideal number of family pets to end the show.

The Jets traded Justin Fields to the Chiefs for a 2027 pick, highlighting Darren Mougey's "tear down to build up" strategy. We discuss the Giants' immediate improvements and Adam Schefter's claim that the Bears are out of money. Jerry's update features Tommy Lugauer and C-Mac debating Aaron Judge's comments on the WBC versus the World Series. Tiki Barber weighs in, and we hear sounds from Venezuela's win over Italy. Also, Jerry Jones on the Cowboys' defensive improvements and a look at why songs and smells trigger specific memories.

It's Gio's delayed return day from a golf trip. We talk about the Jets trading Justin Fields to the Chiefs as part of a "tear down to build up" strategy. The guys debate the World Baseball Classic's intensity versus the Olympics and the World Series, Jerry's updates on Team USA's championship run, Venezuela's victory over Italy, plus, Jerry Jones' defensive improvements. Interspersed with sports are Boomer's upcoming 65th birthday milestones—including Medicare and ideas for a Life Alert endorsement—all while his garlic tablets create a distinct studio aroma. The program concludes with a St. Patrick's Day discussion on the "Fighting Irish" name, insights from Rick Pitino, and Gio's search for the most famous Irish person.

With Boomer and Gio out, and Jerry having connection difficulties, Willie and C-Lo kick off the show discussing the Knicks' shaky win in Utah, and Jerry's travel struggles on his way to Chicago. The conversation shifts to the Giants' addition of Isaiah Likely, the Jets' offseason ceiling, and a look at the Yankees' Spring Training success. The Ravens pivot to Trey Hendrickson following the failed Maxx Crosby trade. They discuss Mike Breen's comments on Knicks inconsistencies, and Vinny Pasquantino's WBC performance. Finally, after debating Giancarlo Stanton's health and reminiscing about jiu-jitsu, the show wraps up with a breakdown of O-line draft prospects and the possibility of an NFL Thanksgiving Eve game.

SNY's Connor Hughes discusses the NFL free agency headlines and the latest rumors surrounding the Jets and Giants.

Calls on moves the Jets and Giants should make and one caller wants Mike White back for the Jets.

A lull in NFL moves before a caller's suggestion for the Atlanta Hawks to host the "Hawk Tuah" girl. Then, callers on potential Jets and Giants moves including a fan's plea to bring back Mike White. Jerry's has new Giants tight end Isaiah Likely's praise for John Harbaugh, the Knicks' second straight loss to the Clippers, Aaron Judge's home run in Team USA's WBC win over Mexico and David Stearns' assessment of the Mets' defensive shifts. The "Moment of the Day" featured Gio's Chris Russo impression regarding the Magic City strip club, and the hour closed with Jerry facing potential TSA delays due to the government shutdown and his backup plan to drive to Chicago.

Today's show tracked the evolving NFL landscape, shifting from defensive moves and the "bread crumbs" pointing toward Kirk Cousins joining the Jets to former Ravens like Isaiah Likely signing with the Giants. Amidst discussions on the cancellation of Atlanta's "Magic City Monday," we covered the Knicks' back-to-back losses to L.A. teams and celebrated Boomer becoming the longest-tenured morning man in WFAN history. Also, Aaron Judge's home run for Team USA in the WBC, the Rangers' victory over the Flyers, and an enthusiastic student call from Hofstra's win over Towson. We've also got Chris McMonigle singing with Train's Pat Monahan, the morning concluded with Gio's Chris Russo impression and Jerry's plan to navigate potential TSA travel issues caused by the government shutdown.

With Gio out, Boomer and Jerry open with Jack Hughes' return and the politics surrounding U.S. Hockey before C-Lo highlights Hughes and Kenny Albert's success. The duo debates Mac Jones trade rumors and the Jets' quarterback needs, then pivots to CC Sabathia's Yankees ceremony and future honorees. After some Club Bene nostalgia and Al's rant on hockey politics, the show covers a strange Parkway incident and Jerry's coaching history. Finally, they look ahead to a championship-filled 2026 for New York, share medical updates on Giancarlo Stanton and Matt Waldron, and break down NFL Combine for Jets & Giants.

Jerry returns with more from the Knicks dominant win in Philadelphia. Jazz Chisholm spoke to the media and is happy with the same roster. Aaron Boone was asked about IKF's comments about the Yankees. The Seahawks had a parade and we heard from a few guy. Derek Carr hearts Aaron Glenn. John Harbaugh's got no apologies for this year.

Gio and Boomer break down the latest round of Spring Training "hot takes" from WFAN hosts before taking a nostalgic look back at Mike Francesa's legendary coverage of the "Balloon Boy" saga. Jerry has highlights from the Knicks' win, followed by Jazz Chisholm's thoughts on the Yanks roster and Aaron Boone's response to IKF's comments. Plus, the Seahawks' parade, Derek Carr's praise for Aaron Glenn, and John Harbaugh's "no apologies" stance. And, Joey Porter Sr. takes shots at Ben Roethlisberger.