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Boomer and Jerry highlight New York's rising stars like Matthew Schaefer and Jaxson Dart before diving into Brady Tkachuk's AI video drama and Aaron Glenn's viral combine moment. The guys analyze the latest NFLPA team grades, and discuss how corporate mergers might impact NFL broadcast rights on CBS. The conversation shifts to the Jets' quarterback spending, the Yankees' projected standings, and Merrill Kelly's tax-based free agency move, followed by a song parody about Al's dog and a debate on tipping service workers. Finally, the show recaps a Rangers overtime collapse and Gerrit Cole's surging fastball before wrapping up with the "Moment of the Day" A.I. clash and a look at Giancarlo Stanton's elbow injury.

Are the Jets going to put a lot of money into the QB situation or will they spread it around more? Jerry reveals where Baseball Digest has the Yankees finishing in the A.L. East.

Are the Knicks a championship caliber team? Sideline to Sideline featuring is this a bad year to have the 2nd pick?, The Jets QB situation, Ty Simpson, and Fernando Mendoza. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

CC Sabathia's No. 52 officially getting retired by the Yankees, with the ceremony slated for Saturday, September 26 vs. the Orioles. The guys lay out why CC is an automatic “yes,” why the championship-count argument is lazy, and why being a first-ballot Hall of Famer going in as a Yankee ends the discussion. Calls roll in with pushback, Bernie vs. CC comparisons, and even a detour into whether A-Rod's number should be in the rafters too. From there, the show pivots to the Jets and the nonstop quarterback carousel, including the “bridge QB” debate around Kirk Cousins, what Frank Reich's presence means, and the bigger question Jets fans keep asking: is there finally a real plan, or is it just another year of vibes and wishcasting. More calls hit on roster direction, organizational competence, and who actually has the brighter future right now. And then, out of nowhere, Tampa International Airport becomes the main character, with a viral push to ban pajamas (and allegedly Crocs) from the airport. The guys argue comfort vs. common decency, draw a line between sweatpants and pajama pants, and spiral into the classic department-store holiday photo tradition that somehow involves showing up in matching pajamas. It's a full hour of Yankees pride, Jets anxiety, and one very heated etiquette debate.

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.

We dive into a heated rant about the Giants' front office priorities, questioning why ownership is leaking PR spin to the New York Post to protect GM Joe Schoen's reputation instead of addressing much larger, real-world organizational controversies. On the Jets side of town, we take the temperature of the fanbase, debating if the head coach is already a lame duck and why settling for a veteran quarterback like Kirk Cousins might just be a frustrating "bridge to nowhere." We cap things off with a little cross-podcast banter and a quick hardwood update on the Knicks and Nets.

The Knicks' loss in Cleveland has Boomer sensing a "weird vibe" fueled by a terrible third quarter and coaching concerns. Jerry's update features Mike Brown's "ugly game" reaction, Kendrick Perkins "full-blown panic mode" comment. Meanwhile, Darren Mougey weighs Jets QB options and Breece Hall's loyalty, Joe Schoen discusses draft delays, and John Harbaugh emphasizes organizational alignment. Plus, President Trump's State of the Union hockey introduction, ABS challenges at Yankees spring training, and graffiti at the new Bills stadium.

Shaun and Tiki break down the latest news from the NFL Combine, thoughts on the Jets QB situation, Giants and Jets draft forecasting, Shaun says he is not un-patriotic, and much more.

The 4th and final hour of Evan & Tiki brings breaking NFL news, rule change debates, and one epic weather rant to close out the show.

Evan Roberts is out, so the crew dives headfirst into the chaos of NFL Combine week and why it matters way more than the televised drills. With Aaron Glenn and Darren McGee speaking soon, the focus turns to the real Combine story: quarterbacks, leverage, and job security. The big debate: should the Jets follow the “Giants model” by taking a premium non QB early, then swinging on a quarterback with pick 16 as a built-in “golden ticket” for the regime? Ty Simpson becomes the lightning rod, with arguments flying about upside, mobility, injury context, and whether a “Tony Romo ceiling” is worth a first round investment. Plus, the show tackles the alternative path: waiting for the supposedly stronger 2027 QB class, grabbing a later round value like Garrett Nussmeier, and how optics and draft slot can shape a quarterback's runway. Jets fans call in with strong takes on spending premium picks, the scars of the Zach Wilson era, and whether this franchise can develop any quarterback at all.

On Tuesday's ENN, will Jack Hughes play tomorrow? Lions in Munich. NFL Combine news & notes. Mel's mock. Jets QB situation. Rodgers watch? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The show kicks off with the backlash against the US Hockey Team's call with President Trump. Jerry's got updates on their gold medal celebration and Jeff Kent's blunt comments about A-Rod. We dive into the Jets' quarterback predicament, and Pat Riley's thoughts on statues and dress codes. The conversation shifts to Pete Alonso's departure from the Mets, the debate over Jerry and Al missing work due to the snow, and Sidney Crosby's graciousness in defeat. Plus, Shannon Sharpe's hockey take, Kirk Cousins' release from the Falcons, and a look ahead to the NFL Combine and the upcoming quarterback market.

Things got heated FAST on this episode of The Carton Show. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle respond to the backlash over their controversial claim that a gold medal hockey moment won't boost ratings or grow the sport in the U.S. and they are NOT backing down.

The NFL combine hasn’t even really started yet but that isn’t stopping “silly season” from getting under way as multiple rumors have already surfaced in regards to the Jets QB situation. https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/70256479/download.mp3 While Matt Lombardo said on one hand that the Jets are expected to go hard after quarterback Malik Willis, Tony Pauline played the flip side of that coin and said the Jets are expected to pinch their pennies in pursuit of a QB along the lines of Davis Mills or Tanne McKee.  Two polar opposite takes in the span of a few hours. NFL insider Ian Rapoport says he wouldn’t be surprised if Willis were to command up to $35 million per year.  That would be a sizeable number for Willis, but based on what young starting quarterbacks make in 2025, it’s not all that far-fetched.  Now of course the Jets could go cheaper and sign somebody like Mills, who completed 57% of his passes in 3 starts last season, but then you’re stuck with Davis Mills as your quarterback. How the Jets approach the quarterback situation and the draft this season should give us some idea as to just how much urgency there is out of 1 Jets Drive to end the team’s playoff drought.  Should they add a player of Mills or McKee’s stature, it would suggest there’s no rush to make the postseason. On draft day, an immediate impact starter with no real question marks such as safety Caleb Downs would suggest urgency to get better, whereas drafting a longer-term project such as Arvell Reese would tell us they’re not as concerned with immediate results.  Now, this isn’t to say Reese doesn’t have the ability to be an all-world player, because he certainly does.  But most seem to believe he’ll move around a bit between linebacker and edge rusher over his first couple of seasons before settling in at any one spot.  If the Jets share that vision and take him at two, it shows more of a long-term goal of success versus trying to win right now.The post Jets QB Rumors Already Surfacing; Silly Season is Here appeared first on JetNation.com - New York Jets Blog & Forum. Be sure to check out the JetNation forums for around-the-clock Jets talk. https://forums.JetNation.com

The guys discuss who could follow John Harbaugh to the Giants, the Jets QB situation in 2026, & go Around the League. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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The 4th and final hour of Evan & Tiki is packed with laughs, debates, and classic WFAN chaos. Evan reacts to the backlash over his massive New York Jets quarterback big board and the surprising “grade” he got after submitting it to AI for evaluation. The guys break down the rankings, argue over fit vs upside, and debate options like Tua Tagovailoa, Kirk Cousins, Derek Carr, and Anthony Richardson plus whether the criticism was fair or just noise.

Evan reveals his full 25-quarterback Big Board for the New York Jets' 2026 options — including free agents, trade targets, and under-contract players who could be on the move — and the reaction is exactly what you'd expect: disbelief, anger, and nonstop criticism. Why are Anthony Richardson and Malik Willis at the very top? Is Derek Carr actually one of the safest options? Should Kirk Cousins be much higher? And where do polarizing names like Kyler Murray, Russell Wilson, and Mac Jones really belong? The debate dives into scheme fit, upside vs. reliability, and the brutal reality that the Jets' QB situation may be far worse than fans want to admit. When every option comes with major flaws, building a “perfect” list becomes nearly impossible. Plus, the segment takes a wild detour into Mets promotional night announcements, legendary giveaways, and a nostalgic discussion about the most creative stadium promos ever. If you're trying to figure out the Jets' path forward at quarterback — or just want to argue about it — this is peak offseason chaos.

We discussed Kevin Durant's burners and if CJ Stroud is tradeable; Boomer said no. We covered Jets QB options like Malik Willis. Boomer had another storm warning. C-Lo's has USA's Olympic hockey win, Evan and Morash's '90s shortstop debate, and the Knicks giving out friendship bracelets. Finally, a caller called Gio a ‘foxhole guy.'

Hour 3: Tommy gives his thoughts on the Jets QB situation and talks about his college years. That and more.

If the Jets need a quarterback, who should they actually target? Evan unveils a painstakingly built 25-man QB Big Board featuring every realistic option, from aging veterans to boom-or-bust reclamation projects and potential trade targets. Aaron Rodgers lands dead last, surprise names crack the top 10, and one ultra-polarizing young quarterback takes the No. 1 spot purely on upside. The debate quickly turns heated: Is it smarter to chase stability with a proven veteran or swing for the fences on raw talent? Can a new environment unlock former top prospects like Anthony Richardson or Malik Willis? What about injury risks, locker room concerns, and the Jets' track record of developing quarterbacks? This segment breaks down the brutal reality of New York's QB situation, the risks attached to every available name, and why there may be no “safe” answer at all. If you're a Jets fan hoping for a quick fix, brace yourself.

Hour 5: Tommy talks about his weather issues for his Los Angeles trip, Jets QB options and a fun story from a caller regarding his experiences in Beverly Hills.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki is packed with classic New York sports debates, roster hypotheticals, and offseason speculation across the NFL and MLB.

Steve Cohen says the Mets will “never” have a captain as long as he owns the team, but the guys dig into the archives and compare it to what Cohen said a year earlier to see if this is a real flip or just a tone change. Then, Cohen's vague salary cap answer turns into a debate about owners, leverage, and what's coming with MLB labor tension. Plus, the phones light up with Jets quarterback talk as Evan builds his “available QB” big board with Derek Carr near the top, and the crew tees up how aggressive the Giants and Jets should be this offseason. Finally, Cinco de Luncho returns with “Top 5 Non Hall of Famers Who'd Raise Their Team's Ceiling."

Dan & Bart power rank the best options for the Jets at QB. Audio Files, featuring Adam Silver on tanking in the NBA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan & Tiki discuss the possibility of Derek Carr as the Jets' next quarterback. Plus, ranking the top five veteran QB choices (14:09); Carton trolls Patriots fans saying the Jets are better run (33:09); Boomer asks ChatGPT about the Jets QB situation (49:44) and discusses with Gio who the Jets best QB options are (59:04); Carton on his plan for the Jets (1:05:36).

Evan & Tiki discuss the possibility of Derek Carr as the Jets' next quarterback. Plus, ranking the top five veteran QB choices (14:09); Carton trolls Patriots fans saying the Jets are better run (33:09); Boomer asks ChatGPT about the Jets QB situation (49:44) and discusses with Gio who the Jets best QB options are (59:04); Carton on his plan for the Jets (1:05:36).

Danielle McCartan opens the show saying she is worried that the Jets are going to screw up the QB choice for the the Jets season next year

Evan & Tiki discuss the possibility of Derek Carr as the Jets' next quarterback. Plus, ranking the top five veteran QB choices (14:09); Carton trolls Patriots fans saying the Jets are better run (33:09); Boomer asks ChatGPT about the Jets QB situation (49:44) and discusses with Gio who the Jets best QB options are (59:04); Carton on his plan for the Jets (1:05:36).

Boomer shares some criticisms of the Super Bowl and playing the game in California. Plus, reaction to Boomer's viral takes (6:54); asking ChatGPT for Jets QB options (15:28); Rex Ryan's son, Seth, joins the Jets' coaching staff (23:47); Boomer & Gio on Jazz Chisholm's MVP aspirations (31:37); the guys react to Mike Francesa's ‘Big Bunny' halftime show thoughts (43:01).

The Derek Carr rumor cycle takes a hard turn as new comments force Evan to rethink everything he thought he heard in December. Is Carr actually open to coming back, or is he quietly ruling the Jets out unless they magically become contenders overnight? The guys break down what Carr really means by “the perfect situation,” which teams actually fit that description, and why the Jets may already be on the outside looking in. The quarterback discussion spirals into full Jets chaos, from Malik Willis to Kyler Murray, Tua, Cousins, Rodgers rumors, draft options, and the reality that there is no clean answer. Evan announces an upcoming Jets QB Big Board, callers argue over upside vs. desperation, and the debate over winning now versus setting up 2027 heats up. Plus, Tom Brady somehow narrates a 49ers documentary and still finds a way to take a cheap shot at Jets fans, sparking a classic Evan rant. The hour also introduces the idea of a weekly “worst take of the week” segment, with more than a few WFAN personalities already lobbying their case.

The guys dive into why “more quarterbacks in the draft” is actually good news for the Jets, even when names like Dante Moore and Trinidad Chambliss choosing to return to school feel like a gut punch. They unpack the bizarre NCAA eligibility circus surrounding Chambliss, including the court injunction letting him play a sixth year and why an appeal could keep the story alive. From there, the conversation turns into a full-blown debate about what the Jets should do at quarterback, with calls ranging from “swing big” trade ideas to realistic veteran targets. Evan also announces a new Jets QB “big board” reveal coming next week, because of course he does. Plus: Joe Judge's strange comments making the rounds, the show tees up a new weekly “worst take” segment for WFAN, and Tom Brady catches heat for taking an unnecessary swipe at Jets fans while narrating AMC's 49ers documentary. The segment closes on a heavier note with reaction to the Steve Tisch and Jeffrey Epstein document disclosures, what the Giants should do next, and why fans are furious even without any new allegations of criminal conduct being made in the reporting.

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Are the New York Jets seriously interested in Derek Carr as their next starting quarterback?On this episode of Gang's All Here, we break down the latest Jets QB rumors, what Carr would bring to the offense, and whether this move actually makes sense for the franchise. Is this a smart veteran bridge option — or a desperation swing? Timecodes**0:00 Intro 1:38 Derek Carr to the Jets? 13:54 Jacoby Brissett to the Jets? 18:53 Justin Fields coming back 25:08 New Jets Coaching Staff 33:10 Breece Hall Coming Back?

Host's Charman and Chris discuss the new Offensive coaching staff of the Jets and why Bill Musgrave as the QB coach makes a lot of sense Review the Seahawks Super Bowl victory over the Patriots Thank You for listening in another year with Us . we appreciate you all . Follow the show on Twitter/X @Liftoffjets Follow Charman @grownfolk1980 Follow Chris @cp7ny

We dive into who could QB the Jets this season, featuring a list from ChatGPT. Could Kirk Cousins come to New York?. Jerry's here with Sam Darnold's boring Disney celebration, Ryen Russillo's Instagram mishap explanation and the Hornets-Pistons court fight. Plus, Rick Pitino beats his son to pass Roy Williams on the all-time wins list, and we break down the Patriots' off-season needs.

Not the best help from A.I. but we got around to talking Kirk Cousins.

We kick off with ChatGPT's Jets QB list and Ryen Russillo's Instagram mishap before diving into Tom Brady's "ick"-worthy social media and Sam Darnold's NFL journey. From Stefon Diggs' rumored halftime breakup with Cardi Band, and Josh Hart's viral fan encounter, to Gio's dad landing a plane on a frozen bay We cover a lot of ground. We finish by debating Deshaun Watson versus Kirk Cousins for the Jets, celebrating Rick Pitino's record-breaking win, and catching Boomer reading Bad Bunny lyrics. It's a full show.

Gio weighs a potential Jets trade for Deshaun Watson against Russell Wilson's future and would rather Kirk Cousins over the injury-prone Watson. Jerry begins with a look at Gio's favorite childhood bands, Rodney Harrison's confrontation with Tony Dungy over his Belichick HOF vote. and the Pistons-Hornets brawl. Also, Rick Pitino's historic 904th win, Eddie's "Moment of the Day" song remix, and Boomer reading Bad Bunny lyrics during a commercial break.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the viral Bad Bunny–Francisco Lindor insurance controversy — why the Mets couldn't let him cover the WBC insurance and the real story behind it. Then, the duo dives into wild NFL trade ideas, including the Jets chasing Mac Jones and Malik Willis rumors.

The Jets hired Seth Ryan, Rex's son, as their passing game coordinator and Boomer told us about the connection to Frank Reich. Also, Boomer stopped at a bar for lunch on Friday and everyone was asking him about the Jets QB situation.

Jets' hire Seth Ryan who has a connection to Frank Reich. Boomer gets asked questions about the Jets QB situation wherever he goes. Jerry's update brings us the Patriots' calls from the game and the Knicks' dominant showing in Boston. Plus, Dan Hurley's frustrations following the St. John's upset and the developing news about the kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie's mother.

On Thursday's ENN, Cinco de Mayo. Mae West. Gavin McKenna arrested. NFL Australia. Rich on Jets QB options. Peter switches seats. Chambliss' appeal denied. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What are the Jets options at QB next year? Rich Cimini isn't a fan of one QB we've discussed. Plus, Chris orders a cinnamon roll & Joe Fortenbaugh's best Super Bowl bets! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With two first-round picks in hand, the New York Jets may have the flexibility to make a bold quarterback move in the upcoming draft. Evan and Tiki dive into the idea of using a high pick on Ty Simpson, a prospect whose stock has swung wildly over the last college season. They revisit how quickly quarterback evaluations can change, why waiting can be risky if you truly believe in a player, and how past debates like the Daniel Jones draft still shape how fans view early QB selections today. The conversation also expands to broader draft philosophy, media hype cycles, and why it may be too early for anyone to feel confident about next year's quarterback class. A thoughtful look at patience, projection, and pressure when it comes to finding the next franchise quarterback.

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 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

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.

The Jets quarterback conversation hits a breaking point as Evan, Tiki Barber, and Shaun run through the brutal list of realistic options, from Kirk Cousins to lottery tickets and pure desperation. The debate centers on one question every New York Jets fan is asking right now: are you building something for the future or should you just bottom out completely? They argue why being stuck in the middle is the worst possible outcome, why the Jets feel directionless at quarterback, and whether a short-term Cousins plan makes any sense as a bridge, mentor, or future coach-in-waiting. Callers throw out names like Malik Willis and J. J. McCarthy as the frustration grows, with everyone agreeing on one thing: right now, nobody knows what the Jets plan actually is.

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.