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C-Mac and Gallo discuss the Jets' QB room beyond starter Geno Smith and how it can improve.

Big Mac and Gallo analyze the severe NBA penalties handed down to the Los Angeles Clippers in their simulation, including the loss of five draft picks. They shift focus to the gridiron to examine the New York Jets' quarterback depth and the decision to rely on Geno Smith and Cade Klubnik. The conversation also explores personal traditions like scoring baseball games by hand and celebrity sightings on Disney cruises. 01:20 - Gallo's AS Roma Shirt 05:20 - Disney Cruise Celebrity Miss 14:30 - Yankees Junior Name Trivia 18:00 - Art Of Scoring Games 23:48 - Clippers Receive Massive Penalties 35:30 - Jets Backup Quarterback Concerns 53:05 - Traffic Report

Mets help the Yankees, but Yankees can't help themselves. The Jets QB Situation takes center stage.

Big Mac ridicules Craig Carton's questionable movie takes and his preference for "old person" candies like bottle caps and spice drops. They transition into a debate regarding the New York Jets' quarterback depth and the necessity of a multi-TV setup for the upcoming NFL season. 01:00 - Debating 80s Movie Sequels 04:26 - Craig's Bizarre Candy Tastes 06:40 - Jets Quarterback Room Concerns 16:21 - Giants Defensive Matchup Analysis 19:41 - The Ultimate Sunday Setup

Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash analyze the current state of the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry, noting the absence of true villains in the modern era. They transition into a debate regarding the Jets' quarterback hierarchy and the future of Geno Smith compared to young prospects. The segment includes a beach power ranking discussion and a review of the week's funniest on-air gaffes. 03:04 - Yankees Red Sox Rivalry 07:50 - Volpe Lombard Performance 13:27 - Jets Quarterback Situation 17:50 - Big Mac Christie Jokes 24:05 - Idiots With Idioms 29:00 - Baseball Triple Header 32:36 - Yankees Roster Moves 39:52 - Aaron Rodgers Hypotheticals

Can Cade Klubnik keep pressure on Geno Smith? After naming Deshaun Watson Week 1 starter, are the Browns officially the worst franchise? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Craig Carton and Damian Woody discuss Woody's tenure at ESPN and a secret FS1 dinner that almost led to a partnership. They also break down the Yankees' recent success against the Baltimore Orioles and the importance of preseason playing time for Geno Smith and the Jets' backup quarterback. 01:00 - Damian Woody Joins 04:43 - Yankees & Fandom 07:04 - Jets Preseason Outlook

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Evan and Tiki discuss the Max Fried injury and the implications it has for the future of the Bronx Bombers. They also continue the discussion on Jaxson Dart's health, Breece Hall's injury update, the Jets QB situation, Indispensable Yankees rule the Cinco and the boys react to the news of Jose Iglesias throwing out the first pitch tonight at CitiField.

Get Up resumes with preseason winners and losers! Tua fumbled his start, Malachi Fields leaped and snagged a Dart Dime with the grace of prime Megatron, and Cade Klubnik might join in on the Jets QB battle? Meanwhile - third overall pick Jeremiyah Love immediately impressed in his preseason debut! He rumbles like Adrian Peterson, stumbles like Earl Campbell, and bumbles like Ahmad Bradshaw! Could he break the rookie rushing record currently held by Eric Dickerson? Then - DanO breaks down Deshaun Watson's preseason tape! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The show goes off the rails when Gallo details his experience taking a 100mg edible at a Mets game and recounts his bachelor party trip to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto. The conversation covers the New York Giants' interest in Najee Harris following Tyrone Tracy Jr.'s preseason performance. They also debate whether the New York Jets should start Geno Smith or look toward the future with Cade Klubnik. 01:18 - Concert Debates and Toronto Trip 09:52 - 100mg Edible at Citi Field 13:46 - Giants Targeting Najee Harris 19:00 - Jets Quarterback Starting Debate

The discussion begins with viral news clips before shifting into a heated debate over the New York Jets' quarterback situation featuring Geno Smith and Cade Klubnik. They also analyze upcoming NFL season schedules for local teams and compare the career trajectories of top coaches like Sean Payton and Mike McCarthy. 01:00 - Viral Fox Detroit Clip 05:36 - Local Radio Loyalty Debate 08:49 - Jets and Giants Predictions 14:52 - Geno Smith vs Cade Klubnik 22:05 - Comparing Elite NFL Coaches

https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/73881118/download.mp3 The Jets and Bucs met for a second consecutive day and things weren’t quite as testy.  After several fights on day one, this session saw far fewer incidents.  But who stood out? – Edge rusher David Bailey was very impressive yet again, winning several battles in the trenches and coming away with a few would-be sacks. – Cade Klubnik threw a beautiful deep ball for a 50-yard touchdown to second-year receiver Arian Smith.  Some say it may have been the best pass of camp for any Jets QB. – Geno Smith went 10-17 on the day in 11-on-11s and did a better job of protecting the ball than he did yesterday when he tossed three interceptions. – Aaron Glenn revealed that cornerback Qwan’tez Stiggers is in concussion protocol.  Stiggers passed out and temporarily lost consciousness yesterday. – The Jets secondary got carved up by Baker Mayfield who, at one point, led the Bucs on a 65-yard touchdown drive. – Wide receiver AD Mitchell stayed hot and scored a touchdown in 7-on-7s after getting open on a regular basis on day 1 but couldn’t do much as Geno Smith struggled with his accuracy. – While cornerback D’Angelo Ponds has been out and won’t be back next week, Aaron Glenn anticipates an increased workload next week. – Tight end Jeremy Ruckert had the catch of the day as he twisted and contorted to pull in an off-target throw early in the session. – The Jets will face the Bucs at MetLife Stadium this Friday night at 7pm, where we’ll see if there’s any carryover from a chippy two days of joint sessions.The post David Bailey Shines Again on day 2 of Joint Session With Bucs 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

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle laugh at a caller's notion that the Mets have a brighter future than the Yankees -- and Craig says he's going to learn a big Geno Smith lesson at Jets camp.

Jerry worries about the Jets' QB position while Willie stays high on Aaron Glenn's defense, with both stressing the urgency of a Week 1 win over the Titans. Willie shares his hope for Geno Smith's second run in New York, then turns to the Giants as Jaxson Dart adjusts to a new offense. Before C-Lo's update, the guys react to AI Seinfeld, followed by George Lombard Jr.'s strong night in a Yankees loss, positive news on Aaron Judge, and the Red Sox closing the standings gap. Jorge Polanco snaps his 0-26 slump with a homer, Jefry Yan refuses to tame his celebrations, and C-Lo suggests Aaron Glenn could use Willie's media training. Finally, the show honors Yan's inspiring road to the majors—though Willie cautions against celebrating when down big.

Jerry is worried about the Jets QB position this year but Willie is optimistic about the defense in Aaron Glenn's second year. Jerry asks Willie what the Jets can expect out of Geno Smith. Willie has hope for Geno in his second run with the Jets.

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry kick off with MLB trade deadline fallout and fishy secrecy around Kyle Shanahan's accident before slamming the Jets' terrible QB backup plan. The guys dive into household TV habits, Macho Man nostalgia, Jerry's 2 a.m. alarm songs, and callers getting arrested for unpaid parking tickets. Packed with C-Lo updates spanning baseball highlights, an X crypto scam, and wild NFL soundbites from Baker Mayfield and Jeremy Shockey, the show wraps with a look back at Gio's bad mustache and his weekend playing bass with Jimmy & The Parrots.

We start the day looking at Geno Smith and the Jets QB situation and the future of Aaron Glenn. Boomer thinks GM Darren Mougey has done a good job so far.

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Chris McMonigle evaluates the news that Geno Smith will not face battery charges following a recent investigation and reflects on the quarterback's off-field issues. He also discusses the New York Giants' coaching stability compared to the Tom Coughlin era and shares optimism for Jaxson Dart before looking ahead to the MLB trade deadline. 01:00 - MLB All-Star and Giants Talk 08:05 - Geno Smith Legal Update 13:10 - MLB Trade Deadline Outlook

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Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into a busy New York sports day, starting with the Jets quarterback room and whether Shedeur Sanders would be a more intriguing backup option than Russell Wilson. The conversation turns into a larger debate about Geno Smith, competition at camp, and why the Jets need someone who can actually play if things go sideways. The episode also covers Mets frustration after another ugly loss, David Stearns criticism, and why the team's problems may run deeper than the front office moves. Plus, Evan and Tiki discuss the confusion around finding Knicks playoff broadcasts, why Game 6 against Atlanta feels like a chance for the Knicks to impose their will, and a wild college football gambling story with possible NFL draft implications.

Discussions center on the Mets' dismal performance and whether manager Carlos Mendoza's job is in jeopardy following questionable late-game decisions. They also analyze the Jets' interest in Russell Wilson as a backup for Geno Smith and finish with a lighthearted debate over the best yard work tools. 01:00 - Mets Manager Decision Critique 04:51 - Roster Failures and Irrelevance 09:44 - Jets Backup Quarterback Drama 12:14 - Yard Work Tools Debate

Could Alex Cora really land with the Mets right now, or is it all just wishful thinking? Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down the buzz around Cora's availability and explain why a midseason hire is far more complicated than fans might hope. From rare historical precedents to financial realities and front office dynamics, they dig into what's realistic and what's not. The conversation expands into Jets draft reactions, including the intriguing selection of quarterback Cade Klubnik and what his future could look like in New York. Plus, they debate roster expectations, long term quarterback strategy, and whether the team is truly trending upward. Along the way, they tackle fan calls, Mets frustrations, and the balancing act between star power and team success.

The always unpredictable Cinco de Luncho and strong reactions to the latest Jets draft picks. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into expectations for the rookie class, including bold predictions on who could have the best careers and which late round picks might turn into long term contributors. They also continue the quarterback conversation, focusing on Cade Klubnik's potential role and when he might realistically see the field. From roster construction to win total projections, the discussion blends humor, skepticism, and cautious optimism about the Jets' direction while capturing the energy and unpredictability that defines this stretch of the show.

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The final hour of Evan & Tiki brings EVERYTHING. The guys dive into NFL QB carousel debates, should the Jets take a shot on Tanner McKee or J.J. McCarthy? Plus, Carson Wentz lands back with Minnesota and sparks major questions

A packed New York sports slate, led by a spirited debate over the Jets' quarterback room after bringing in Geno Smith. The hosts dig into whether the Jets should add another veteran, draft a developmental quarterback, or both, while also questioning what the team's long-term plan really is. Along the way, they hit on Aaron Judge's postseason reputation, draft-lottery tanking logic, and why fans never stop dreaming about the next big answer at quarterback. The conversation also swings through the World Baseball Classic, where the hosts separate the tournament's excitement from what will actually be remembered months from now, including Venezuela's title and the lasting power of truly iconic moments. They close with anticipation around Gerrit Cole's spring return from Tommy John surgery, making predictions for when he'll rejoin the Yankees' rotation and what that comeback could mean as baseball season gets closer.

Aaron Judge went 0 for 4, America lost, does it matter when discussing him being clutch? Plus Evan wants another veteran QB, but who?

It's Jerry and Willie today starting with a matured Geno Smith ready to take on the Jets QB job. How will the Jets fare this year? C-Lo is turning 40 but has time to bring us those Geno quotes. He's also got Mike Francesa predicting that Arch Manning will be a Jet. Also, Mark DeRosa just can't get his story straight. Finally, a caller is not thrilled with Geno and brings receipts.

Shaun Morash returns with a new Cinco de Luncho, counting down the players who will look the most surprising in their new uniforms. Evan and Tiki react to the list, debate how much uniform changes really matter in football, and dive into a left-handed quarterback rabbit hole. The hour wraps with more Jets talk, Daniel Jones speculation, and a hilarious on-air debate over a stolen show idea.

Evan and Tiki start with a quick reaction to a small earthquake in Westchester before jumping into the Jets' quarterback uncertainty as fans brace for whatever move comes next. From Geno Smith to Kyler Murray and other possibilities, the panic around the position is very real. The guys also react to Alijah Vera-Tucker landing with the Patriots and what it says about the Jets' situation, while callers weigh in on the team's direction and the Giants' possible draft plans. Plus, another edition of Posted and Toasted brings back some old takes from the internet, and Evan shares a hilarious and awkward spring training encounter with former Mets owner Fred Wilpon that somehow involved a half-eaten sandwich.

Evan and Tiki react to a busy Giants offseason stretch as Isaiah Likely, Jordan Stout, Tremaine Edmunds, Jermaine Eluemunor, and Greg Newsome all enter the mix. They break down why the Giants look improved, where the roster still needs work, and why the cornerback room is still a concern. The Jeremiyah Love debate also takes center stage as Evan pushes the idea of the Giants taking the star running back with the 5th pick, while Shaun Morash wants absolutely no part of it. Plus, the guys dive into the Jets' defensive additions, the mounting tension over their quarterback plan, a surprise earthquake discussion, Knicks frustration after another rough loss, and a fun Wilt vs. SGA conversation to close the hour.

Evan and Tiki open the hour by reacting to Juan Soto's candid comments about how much fun he's having with the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic, and why Mets fans should not be offended by it. They break down the difference between winning, vibes, and what Soto's comments really say about last season in Queens, while also diving into the electric atmosphere of the WBC and what makes international baseball so different. Then, newly crowned Hall of Famer Chris Carino joins the show after being named the recipient of the Curt Gowdy Electronic Media Award. Carino reflects on the surreal honor, shares the story of how he found out, revisits some of his most iconic Nets calls, and talks about the passion that has defined his career behind the mic. The hour wraps with more Jets quarterback debate as rumors continue to swirl around Tua Tagovailoa, Geno Smith, Kyler Murray, and the team's long-term plan. Evan and Tiki take calls on whether the Jets are building smartly, spinning their wheels, or setting up for a much bigger move down the line.

Evan and Tiki welcome newly minted Hall of Famer Chris Carrino after the longtime voice of the Brooklyn Nets was named the recipient of the Curt Gowdy Electronic Media Award. Carrino shares the surreal moment he found out about the honor, reflects on some of his most iconic Nets calls, and talks about the passion that has fueled his career behind the mic in New York. The guys also revisit some unforgettable broadcast moments, including Carrino's legendary Nets calls and the behind-the-scenes teamwork that makes great radio special. Later, the conversation shifts back to the NFL as Jets quarterback rumors continue to swirl. Evan and Tiki react to reports involving Tua Tagovailoa and debate what direction the Jets should take at quarterback, whether it's a veteran stopgap or a bigger long-term swing. Fans weigh in as free agency news begins to break and the Jets' offseason plan starts to come into focus.

NFL free agency is basically a roulette wheel, so Evan and Tiki turn it into a game: Quarterback Bingo. They draft nine of the most intriguing QBs who could be available and predict where they land, including wild scenarios like Derek Carr to the Jets, Kyler Murray to the Vikings, and a bunch of backup-to-starter dominoes that could flip the whole league. Plus, a surprise check-in from Shaun Morash calling in from Disney's Tower of Terror to submit his own card, and the guys explain the scoring, the strategy, and why the boring names never make the board.

The guys break down a wild listener idea should the Jets sign Daniel Jones just to sabotage the Colts' draft pick? Then it's Yankees vs. Mets beef, as the crew uncovers New York's shadiest social media move (RIP Giancarlo's childhood Mets hat), an urban legend about Andy Pettitte, George Steinbrenner, and a certain blue-and-orange Little League cap, and Ken Griffey Jr. drops one of the greatest one-liners in sports history. Plus: Kyler Murray, Russell Wilson's passive-aggressive podcast tour, and Miami of Ohio's undefeated season flying under the radar.

With the NFL legal tampering period just days away, Connor Hughes joins Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber to break down what could be a pivotal week for the New York Jets. The biggest question facing the franchise remains quarterback. Are the Jets seriously considering Kyler Murray if he becomes available? Connor explains why the team hasn't ruled anyone out, how new head coach Aaron Glenn is approaching the position, and why Murray's talent might not match the culture the Jets are trying to build. The discussion also dives into the Jets' broader strategy at QB. Instead of chasing a splashy move, the team may opt for a more practical approach: bringing in veteran options while drafting a developmental quarterback later in the draft. Connor outlines why someone like Tanner McKee could make sense, how much influence offensive coordinator Frank Reich will have on the decision, and why there simply may not be a perfect solution this offseason. It's a brutally honest look at the Jets' quarterback dilemma and why the franchise may be forced to kick the can down the road one more year as they search for their long term answer.

With the NFL's legal tampering period set to begin Monday, Connor Hughes joins Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber to preview what could be a wild start to free agency across the league. The conversation quickly turns to the biggest question facing the New York Jets: who will be their quarterback in 2026? Connor breaks down the team's wide-open approach at the position, why they haven't ruled out Kyler Murray, and why he personally believes signing the former Pro Bowler could be a disaster despite the talent and bargain price tag. The guys also discuss how new head coach Aaron Glenn wants a culture-first quarterback, what kind of influence offensive coordinator Frank Reich will have in the decision, and why a name like Tanner McKee might actually make more sense for the Jets' long-term plan. Plus, Connor shares insight into what the New York Giants could do in free agency, potential roster turnover, their interest in running backs, and why the team has zero intention of trading star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence despite speculation. From quarterback uncertainty to a franchise trying to reset its identity, this deep dive sets the stage for a massive week across the NFL.

The Jets are at a crossroads with Breece Hall and Evan and Tiki lay out the three paths: contract extension, transition tag, or franchise tag. Which move keeps him happy? Which move guarantees he stays? And which move opens the door to unnecessary drama? The guys explain why the franchise tag might be the safest option, why the transition tag could backfire, and why letting Hall test the market would be playing with fire. Is he the best running back available right now, even compared to draft names like Jeremiah Love? And how much does his age and production matter when projecting the next four years? Then the conversation shifts to the quarterback room. The Jets are almost certainly adding multiple QBs. So who will they be?