Podcast appearances and mentions of joe schoen

The Giants coaching search hits a fever pitch as the show debates why it suddenly feels like John Harbaugh is the one hire that changes everything, and why missing out could trigger a full fan meltdown. Evan and Tiki break down the Dolphins GM curveball, what it means for Harbaugh's options, and why Kevin Stefanski is still a real long-term alternative. Plus, Giants fans call in on ownership, Joe Schoen's role in the search, wild record predictions for next season, and the viral Jaxson Dart lip-reading moment that has everyone trying to decode the future.

Evan takes the unpopular stance with Jets fans: you can't fire Aaron Glenn after one season just to take a blind swing at John Harbaugh, especially when Harbaugh isn't committing to anybody and might even consider taking a year off. That's why Schefter's reporting matters, and why the Dolphins were able to play it differently since they were already on the fence with Mike McDaniel. The conversation then flips back to the Giants, where the urgency is real, the fan base is locked onto one name, and the stakes feel enormous if ownership can't close the deal. Calls roll in on whether Mara and Tisch need to directly recruit Harbaugh, what Joe Schoen's role really is, and why being “Harbaugh or bust” might be unfair, but also totally inevitable.

This hour, we tackle the Mike McDaniel firing and the seismic shift toward John Harbaugh potentially landing in Miami on a record-breaking deal. We debate whether the Giants will sacrifice Joe Schoen to steal Harbaugh away, while Boomer and Gio clash over who faces more pressure this Wild Card Weekend: Jordan Love or Josh Allen. Plus, C-Lo brings updates on Todd Monken's Ravens regrets and Rob Manfred's "missing" interview question, and we wrap with our expert NFL playoff picks.

Hour 2 opens with some off the rails concert and weekend planning before the show snaps back to Giants business. The guys react to Joe Schoen basically bragging about how “cheap” the Giants' core is, and debate if that's smart roster building or a quote that could annoy his best players. Then it turns into full Harbaugh madness: why the Giants can't assume anything, what factors really drive a coach's decision, and the conflicting reports from the league's biggest insiders on what actually happened in Baltimore. Plus, the Joe Schoen question hangs over everything, fans fear it could cost the Giants Harbaugh, and the crew makes official date and time predictions for when the Giants finally hire their next head coach. They wrap with Belichick talk, skepticism about his “I'm happy at North Carolina” line, and a larger debate about age, perception, and whether one recent coaching flop changed the market for older legends.

What starts as a lighthearted detour into concert plans and feeling old quickly turns serious once Joe Schoen's latest comments hit the table. The guys debate whether Schoen basically admitted the Giants' best players are underpaid and if that kind of honesty helps roster building or risks irritating the locker room. From there, the conversation pivots back to John Harbaugh and why his decision may come down to far more than roster strength, including lifestyle, geography, and even old family ties to Cleveland. The segment heats up with conflicting reports from Ian Rapoport and Adam Schefter on whether Harbaugh truly lost the Ravens locker room, and Tiki explains why both sides can actually be true. The hour closes with mounting fan anxiety that retaining Joe Schoen could cost the Giants their dream coach and shape the narrative around this hire no matter how it ends.

In this solo deep dive, Anthony breaks down his "Dream Coaching Staff" for the 2026 Giants—a staff led by future Hall of Famer John Harbaugh. But it doesn't stop there. We're exploring how the Giants can capitalize on the chaos in Miami to pair Harbaugh with offensive genius Mike McDaniel and defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The John Harbaugh sweepstakes just turned into a two-team race.

Connor Hughes joins the show to deliver a deep dive into why momentum is building toward John Harbaugh becoming the next head coach of the New York Giants. Connor explains why the process will take time despite clear interest, how the Rooney Rule factors into the timeline, and why Harbaugh has quickly separated himself from the rest of the field. The conversation digs into the power dynamic between Harbaugh and Joe Schoen, whether ownership would reshape the front office to land a proven coach, and how Harbaugh's presence would immediately change decision making inside the building. Connor also addresses competition from other potential openings, why the Giants are viewed as the most desirable vacancy, and whether candidates like Kevin Stefanski remain realistic alternatives. The interview wraps with expectations if Harbaugh is hired, from short term win projections to long term culture change, and Connor ultimately makes his call that all signs point toward Harbaugh and the Giants coming together sooner rather than later.

John Harbaugh's playoff résumé compared to the Giants' last 20 years sparks a brutal reality check, then the guys break down why Ravens fans actually turned on him. From big-game failures and conservative decisions to staff loyalty and late-season fades, every criticism gets aired out. Plus, a surprise contender emerges as a real threat in the Harbaugh sweepstakes with Cleveland entering the picture, fueled by deep family ties and an all-time White Castle honeymoon story. Calls pour in on whether Harbaugh would even choose the Giants, how much money should matter, and whether Joe Schoen helps or hurts New York's case.

Hour 3 focuses on the latest reporting around John Harbaugh and whether Joe Schoen will actually factor into the Giants coaching decision. With early indications that Schoen is not a roadblock, the conversation centers on power dynamics, long term control, and why Harbaugh would immediately become the unquestioned voice in the room for the New York Giants. The hour then turns to intense debate and caller reaction on what happens if the Giants miss on Harbaugh, whether first time head coaches are even sellable to the fan base, and why this hire feels different than recent searches. It all builds to a heated on air showdown over Kevin Stefanski, complete with audio receipts, arguments over playoff wins, and a real time dispute about honesty, framing, and taking accountability on the air.

The Giants need John Harbaugh, and there's no excuse for Joe Schoen not to make it happen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Anthony and Alex react to the shocking news that the Baltimore Ravens have fired John Harbaugh after 18 seasons. Reports indicate that the New York Giants have immediately pivoted, making Harbaugh their #1 priority to lead Jaxson Dart and this young roster into the future. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hour 3 centers on the question Giants fans actually want answered: why Joe Schoen is still the general manager. Evan and Shaun react to Schoen's press conference and replay his explanation for keeping the job, then rip apart the idea that the Giants have merely “stubbed their toe.” The discussion turns into a blunt breakdown of accountability, ownership patience, and whether Schoen is underselling just how bad things have gone. The hour also dives into whether Jaxson Dart should have any input in the next head coaching hire. Schoen's dismissive answer sparks frustration, with Evan arguing that listening to your young quarterback does not mean handing him the keys. The guys explain why ignoring Dart's perspective sends the wrong message about development, leadership, and the future of the franchise. From there, the Giants coaching search opens back up. Kevin Stefanski, Mike McCarthy, Rex Ryan, Bill Belichick, and surprise candidates all come up, with a focus on who the Giants are most likely to hire rather than who fans want. Callers weigh in on dynastic ownership, why bad owners only fix things by accidentally hiring the right person, and whether the Giants should slow the process in case a major name becomes available. The hour ends with classic show chaos, including Jets misery comparisons, Olympic hockey arguments, media access stories, and a reminder of the hard truth of fandom: you scream, you argue, and then you hope you are wrong.

Hour 2 starts loose and gets weird fast before settling back into serious Giants talk. Evan, Shaun, and Tiki explain why they were standing during the show, joke through an awkward cold weather discussion, and set the table for a packed hour. The focus quickly turns to James Dolan's in studio appearance, breaking down what stood out from his answers on the Knicks and Rangers. Dolan saying Leon Rose can overrule him sparks a real conversation about ownership, power, and trust, while his patience with Chris Drury frustrates Rangers fans and draws comparisons to the Giants sticking with Joe Schoen. From there, the Giants coaching search takes over again. Callers debate Kevin Stefanski versus Mike McCarthy, defensive minded hires versus offensive development for Jaxson Dart, and whether keeping Schoen could cost the Giants their top coaching choice. The Knicks slump, Trae Young trade rumors, and draft pick implications also get mixed in before the hour takes another sharp turn with an unforgettable Boomer Esiason massage story that completely hijacks the show.

Evan says Kevin Stefanski feels like a solid option, but not the automatic answer many fans are demanding, pointing to Cleveland's recent offensive struggles, head-scratching decisions, and the concern of a coach jumping right into another job after getting fired. Shaun pushes back hard, arguing Stefanski is the best available “CEO type” and the safest move compared to rolling the dice on coordinators, especially with a young quarterback like Jaxson Dart in place. The debate turns into a bigger question: is Stefanski a perfect fit for the Giants, or just the best option because the rest of the market is shaky? Plus, if the Giants want him and he turns them down, does that become a flashing warning sign about the organization and Joe Schoen's presence?

We share the best reactions to the Giants' 34-17 win over the Cowboys and the decision to retain Joe Schoen from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show

Evan and Shaun dive into two key moments from Joe Schoen's press conference and why Giants fans still aren't buying what he's selling. First, they react to Schoen being asked to justify keeping his job, and why his “course correction” explanation feels like it minimizes how bad things have gotten. Shaun lays out the kind of brutally honest answer he wishes Schoen gave, one that actually owns the misses and explains why the last two years should matter. Then comes the big topic that Giants fans care about most: should Jaxson Dart have any input on the next head coach? Schoen dismissing it sparks a debate about leadership, ego, and whether ignoring your young quarterback's perspective is a massive mistake even if he's not making the decision. The segment rolls into more Giants coaching talk with calls on what the team needs most, why waiting could matter in case a surprise candidate shakes loose, and the idea that the only thing that truly fixes “dynastic ownership” is accidentally hiring the right person and staying out of the way. Plus, a quick detour into Big Mac's Dolan interview bet story, and whether the Giants should at least have a conversation with Bill Belichick before making the biggest hire of the offseason.

Time for Cinco de Lunch-o the show turns into a full-blown vent session for New York football fans. Evan and Shaun rank the five figureheads fans should be most furious with, starting with the Giants' defensive mess and ending with the most infuriating answer of all: how the Giants can justify bringing Joe Schoen back. Along the way, they debate whether Aaron Glenn's “tough guy” approach should matter, and why Jets ownership keeps making the job feel impossible. Then the show pivots into baseball with a hilarious MLB free agency bingo update where everybody whiffs on where Murakami would land. That leads into Evan's frustration with the Mets and Yankees seemingly passing on a perfect fit from Japan, and why the price tag makes it even more annoying. The segment closes with a surprisingly honest conversation about being a sports fan: you scream, you vent, and then you're forced to live with whatever your team does. Plus, a quick dive into early 2026 win totals and why Mets fans might have to accept an “86 wins is fine” mindset on January 6. Finally, the phones bring the chaos, including coaching takes, a Nets trade detour, and an all-time moment with a “17-year-old” caller who is definitely, absolutely, totally not cutting school.

The Knicks had their worst loss of the season, Joe Schoen spoke about his future with the Giants and is it possible that Dante Moore goes back to Oregon just to dodge the Jets? Mel Kiper Jr. weighed in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Was last night the worst loss of the season so far for the Knicks? And is it reason for concern? Plus, can the Giants overcome Joe Schoen's leadership to win games? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Knicks got run off the floor by the Pistons. Was this a warning sign? Plus, Joe Schoen spoke about keeping his job with the Giants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This morning, we break down a chaotic "Black Monday" as the NFL coaching carousel spins, headlined by the Raiders firing Pete Carroll and the Giants emerging as a prime landing spot for Kevin Stefanski. From Boomer and Gio's "dream team" staff scenarios to the fallout of Russell Wilson's controversial "secret injury" reveal and Joe Benigno's epic rant against Aaron Glenn, we cover every angle of the league's shifting landscape. We also dive into the local scene with Joe Schoen's future, James Dolan's rare appearance on The Carton Show to shut down Knicks trade rumors, and the backlash over "zesty" Karl-Anthony Towns moments after a sluggish loss in Detroit. Plus, we discuss Alex Cohen ditching social media, the Mayor's "affordable" World Cup ticket plan, and a must-hear Moment of the Day PSA from Cam Skattebo.

Jerry is in with Joe Schoen's first comments since being confirmed as Giants GM, plus James Dolan's blunt take on why fans shouldn't expect any big moves.

This hour, we react to Alex Cohen ditching Instagram to "live in the moment" while the Mets' offseason struggles continue, plus a caller's take on the Knicks' missing toughness. Jerry delivers a packed update featuring Joe Schoen's post-retention presser, Jaxson Dart's excitement for Malik Nabers, and the latest coaching fallout from Jimmy Haslam and Mike McDaniel. We also break down the Knicks' sluggish loss to Detroit—including a confusing 4-1 score highlight—and James Dolan's comments on the Rangers' coaching staff. We end the hour with Boomer laughing at the Mayor (of course) and something about clutter or something.

We dive into the Giants' head coaching search with Kevin Stefanski reportedly leading the clubhouse and Gio weighing the merits of John Harbaugh versus Mike McCarthy. We react to the Cowboys firing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus and the Raiders moving on from Pete Carroll, while Jerry brings us the latest on Joe Schoen's future as GM. Plus, we hear Joe Benigno's rant on Aaron Glenn, James Dolan's trade talk on The Carton Show, and a special Public Service Announcement from Cam Skattebo for our Moment of the Day. Finally, we discuss Mike Tomlin's historic milestone passing Chuck Noll and Gio's fascination with a "miserable" livestream out of Gambell, Alaska.

We break down the NFL's "Black Monday" fallout, from Boomer's push for Brian Flores to the Raiders to the Giants' potential "Dream Team" of Kevin Stefanski and Jonathan Gannon. While Zac Taylor stays put in Cincy and Gio ranks the Titans' job over the Giants', Jerry joins us with Joe Schoen's post-confirmation comments and James Dolan's "no trade" stance. We wrap up by debating who's the next coach to be fired and why the McDaniel-Tua era in Miami is officially finished.

From 'Reception Perception' (subscribe here): Matt and James discuss the Giants' decision to bring back GM Joe Schoen. 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

Anthony reacts to Adam Schefter's report that the New York Giants are set to interview Denver Broncos Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph for their head coaching vacancy. Coming off a historic 2025 season where his Broncos defense led the NFL in sacks, Joseph is looking for his second shot at being a head coach—and he might be bringing a familiar face with him. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Tommy talks about the Giants decision to keep Joe Schoen on as General Manager. He then gets on Rosie for messing up a rejoin and comments on Rosie's offer of chocolate covered oreos to him.

The Giants refuse to tank and defeat the Cowboys at home in week 18, 34-17. Football Grump and The Cranky Fan talk about some season stand out players, how the win affected the offseason, the Giants retaining Joe Schoen as general manager, and the head coaching search.

We share the best reactions to the Giants' 34-17 win over the Cowboys and the decision to retain Joe Schoen from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show

Matt and James discuss the firings across the league as Pete Carroll (02:30), Kevin Stefanski (13:45), Johnathan Gannon (20:50) and Raheem Morris (26:00) were all let go of their respective jobs. Plus, Joe Schoen stays put in New York (36:30), Zac Taylor is safe in Cincy (43:30) and the Titans are interested in any and everyone (46:30). 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

Matt and James discuss the Giants' decision to bring back GM Joe Schoen. 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

Send us a textScott, Giant Mike, Cardone and Novak discuss the last regular season week, where the Giants close with two wins in a row and the Jets put up some mind-boggling records for futility. Then we'll go around the league and talk about actual competitive teams who are preparing for the playoffs.  We also give playoff predictions, talk about coaching vacancies, air our Pet Peeves and then finish up with listener questions.  Our website: www.angryfootballfans.com. Please check it out and subscribe to our pod.Download our podcast at Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1358293Or wherever you get your podcasts. We are also now available on YouTube. Search for Three Angry Giants fans and subscribe to our channel.

Nick Kostos reacts to the Indianapolis Colts keeping Shane Steichen as their teams head coach. Plus, Nick reacts to the New York Giants bringing back GM Joe Schoen for another season.

Where will Kevin Stefanski go after being fired by the Cleveland Browns? Yahoo Sports' Andrew Siciliano, Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab discuss the Browns' future as well as a flurry of head coaches getting fired on "Black Monday" in the NFL. Later in the show, the crew breaks down Zac Taylor and Joe Schoen getting another season to figure things out with their teams. Closing things out, the guys look back at the pivotal results from Week 18 before discussing their "One More Thing."(4:30) - Browns fire HC Kevin Stefanski(16:25) - Raiders fire HC Pete Carroll(25:00) - Kirk Cousins on his future in Atlanta(37:50) - Cardinals fire HC Jonathan Gannon(46:18) - HC Zac Taylor and GM Joe Schoen get another shot(53:10) - Week 18 recap(58:45) - One More Thing

Scott Van Pelt says he doesn't know why teams ignore draft position at the end of the season. Are the Giants right to keep Joe Schoen? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Breaking news hits right away as the Giants officially retain Joe Schoen, and the debate turns into a full Black Monday autopsy: is continuity the smart play, or is ownership settling for “good enough” after back to back ugly seasons? The guys break down why the next head coach hire has to be a proven veteran, what “meaningful December football” actually looks like, and why the Giants feel closer than their record suggests.

On Black Monday, the Jets and Giants seasons officially come to an end, and the focus shifts from speculation to hard truths. The Giants retain Joe Schoen in the name of stability, while the Jets face tougher questions after another embarrassing finish. The conversation centers on continuity versus chaos, why front offices crave stability when hiring a head coach, and whether hope and faith are enough to sell a broken fan base. Plus, a blunt reaction to Aaron Glenn's “trust me” answer, why belief without evidence falls flat, and how both franchises now face defining decisions at quarterback that will shape the next decade.

Hour 2 kicks off with the Giants making it official: Joe Schoen is staying as GM, and the debate instantly turns into one question, what does “stability” actually buy you when the wins are this low? Evan, Tiki, and Shaun Morris argue the case for and against running it back, and why the next head coach hire has to be a proven, veteran voice if the Giants are going to avoid another reset. Then it's Jets time, as Evan unloads on the “trust me” messaging from the coaching staff and why faith is not a plan for a fanbase that's watched quarterbacks and offenses collapse for years. The calls pour in on what the Jets should do next, what kind of coach can fix this, and whether leadership needs to address the noise. Plus, Black Monday chaos continues with more coaching dominoes falling around the league, including the Raiders moving on from Pete Carroll after one year, and a truly wild coaching rumor that has everyone reacting. Subscribe for more Evan and Tiki on WFAN, featuring real-time reactions, big-picture roster talk, and nonstop New York football therapy.

The Jets reach new lows to end of the year, he Giants officially keep Joe Schoen, and much more we we begin our reign in Mid Days

It's the first Davey Mac Sports Program of 2026 as we're bringing in the New Year with raucous enthusiasm, controversy, insanity, and comedy!   The guys discuss the breaking news of the New York Football Giants crazily retaining general manager Joe Schoen even though he has sucked for the last three seasons!   Why is this happening?!   How sick is John Mara and shouldn't someone else be leading the team if this is the case?   The fellas talk about who should be the next Giants head coach and Dave gives his Top 4 picks for that job!   Plus, ESPN is back it with the immorality as, after Ryan Clark said that "Santa Claus is fake" on First Take, now hockey analyst P.K. Subban ruins Christmas!   Are these morons aware that Disney owns ESPN and kids watch SportsCenter?!   More ESPN controversy as now Paul Finebaum and Kirk Herbstreit are back-tracking on Alabama and even the SEC being elite...no duh, A-Holes!   We told you that weeks ago!   Sports Robot drops by to comment on the dirty crooked machine which is ESPN!   The Steelers - Ravens game was nuts...the guys discuss!   And much, much more in this epic 416th episode of the award-winning* Davey Mac Sports Program!   FACE!   * Best In Show - iTunes Editorial Team for "Best Independent Sports Podcast"

The Giants defeated the Dallas Cowboys to drop to five overall in the 2026 NFL draft, Joe Schoen is staying and will lead the coaching search. Jaxson Dart is HIM and the Giants need to build around him and finally, some interesting locker room conversations between Biz and a few players. Enjoy. #giants #nlf #cowboys #joeschoen #cowboynation #jaxsondart This Podcast is brought to you by FanDuel Sportsbook. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The season is over for the Giants and Jets. So now what? We discuss Joe Schoen's future as well as Aaron Glenn's. Plus, Jordan Raanan joins us for the latest on Kevin Stefanski as a possible candidate to coach the Giants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will GM Joe Schoen be back with the Giants? Is Kevin Stefanski a realistic coaching candidate? Jordan Raanan answered it all. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Most Giants fans want Joe Schoen fired, but reports suggest that he isn't going anywhere. How is this possible? And Dave loses it on a caller. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

New York Giants face organizational chaos as ownership uncertainty and a potential front office shakeup threaten to derail their head coach search. Can Jackson Dart's rookie promise make the Giants job the most coveted opening, or will dysfunction scare away top candidates like Kevin Stefanski and Robert Saleh? Ethan, Weis and Nick debate Giants' internal power struggles, dissect the legacy of Brian Daboll's firing, and scrutinize why mismatched GM and coach timelines undermine the team's future. They break down why Stefanski headlines the coaching shortlist, question the appeal of competing roles in Las Vegas and Atlanta, and spotlight under-the-radar coordinators like Chris Shula and Jesse Minter. Giants fans craving roster clarity and decisive leadership won't want to miss this candid analysis of what's next for Big Blue. 04:11 Why Brian Dabel Was Fired 06:48 "Giants' Dysfunctional Ownership Issues" 11:58 "Rehiring Proven NFL Coaches" 13:21 "Coaching Uncertainty and Challenges" 17:57 "Management Chaos and Uncertainty" 20:13 "Stable Quarterback Situation Highlighted" 24:36 "Joe Shane's Key Decision" 28:19 "Top Coaching Options Ranked" 31:36 Chargers DC Maximizes Player Potential 32:24 "Coaching Growth and Leadership Impact" 35:45 Baltimore Offense and Coaching Uncertainty 40:36 "Harbaugh Unlikely for Giants" 42:54 Ownership Issues and Player Performance 46:19 Giants vs. Raiders Comparison 48:38 "Quarterbacks and Draft Decisions" 51:37 "Unclear Direction, High Stakes" 55:46 "FanDuel Podcast Sign-Off"

We share the best reactions to the Giants' 34-17 win over the Cowboys and the decision to retain Joe Schoen from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show

Who will be the Giants next head coach? Are you upset with the Giants draft position? Are you upset Joe Schoen is being retained? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The New York Giants have made their decision on Joe Schoen's future. Anthony and Alex react to the official statement from John Mara and Steve Tisch confirming that General Manager Joe Schoen will return for the 2026 season. Despite the team's disappointing 4-13 finish and a 22-55-1 record over his four-year tenure, ownership is doubling down on the "young core" Schoen has built. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.