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Gio and Jerry debate whether or not Pete Alonso crossed a line writing “Down Goes Straw” after breaking Darryl Strawberry's Mets home run record. Plus, Gio and Jerry on if this could be the most disappointing Mets team in the last 30 years; C-Mac and Willie Colon fill in early this week and explain why there is optimism for the Jets and Giants; Gio believes Jaxson Dart “looks the part” of an NFL QB; C-Mac goes off on a caller about the Yankees; C-Mac, Willie Colon and C-Lo react to Chris “Mad Dog” Russo ranking Aaron Boone among MLB managers.

On this episode of the GMFB BEST OF SHOW, it features guests throughout the week which includes Kyle Brandt vs. Seth Rollins in WWE/NFL Trivia, Saints LB Demario Davis, Aaron Schatz on his Super Bowl predictions, Justin Pugh and Jaguars kicker Cam Little on his 70 yard field goal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 Despite hopes for a Feel Good Summer Friday, the Mets' disappointing season, potentially their worst ever, is creating a nightmare for Gio and Jerry. A "loser virus" seems to have infected the team, leading to contagious losses and a sloppy performance. Gio is frustrated, throwing a helmet off the desk, and both Jerry and C-Lo share his fatigue. Gio blames Cedric Mullins' poor route for a run, while Jerry sees the Mullins trade as a mistake. Carlos Mendoza is at a loss for words. A caller suggests firing Mendoza and hiring Wally Backman, but Jerry thinks Carlos Beltran will be the next manager. Gio disagrees. A Missouri caller rubs salt in the wound, and another caller's brother-in-law, a long-time stadium worker since The Beatles' concert, will throw out the first pitch. Hour 2 Gio fears a dark October for New York sports. Jerry sees the Giants' strong defense as a playoff hope, while Gio is less optimistic about the Giants and Jets. They discuss Shedeur Sanders, a positive Jets outlook despite potential losses, and the Mets and Yankees' playoff chances. The segment covers C-Lo's update on the Mets' struggles, Lindor's urgency, Mendoza sounding like Boone, Keith Hernandez's comments, Udonis Haslem's gaffe, Sal Licata's departure, and Darryl Strawberry's reaction to Pete Alonso's "down goes Straw." They anticipate the Giants-Jets preseason game, differing on the Giants' 2025 offense. The hour concludes with a discussion on Stanley Cup craze, crazy headlines, and Boomer's temperament. Hour 3 "Feel Good Friday" features "Surfside" talk, an online beef between WFAN callers, and the Mets' lack of an ace. Social media's impact is discussed, with Eddie opting out. C-Lo provides an update, while Gio asks Fliegs about Taylor Swift's new album. Gio and Jerry recall Gio meeting Dua Lipa. Mike Francesa's birthday wish for Jay Horwitz prompts a discussion of classic WFAN prank calls and famous on-air flubs. The hour concludes with a heated exchange between Dan in Carteret and John in Maspeth. Hour 4 On a "Feel Good Friday," Gio and Jerry try to remain positive despite the Mets' disappointing season. WFAN night/overnight shows are now streaming live on YouTube, with good initial viewership. A caller's teenage son got a hole-in-one after only a few months of golfing, leading to talk about the "rowdy" Ryder Cup. C-Lo returns for an update after Jerry fails to get support from Gio and C-Lo. The Mets lost, and a fan accidentally hit the SAP button. Howie Rose commented on an LLWS video on X. The Yankees play in St. Louis tonight. A Brewers fan called 911 over a free burger promo. C-Lo plays old on-air pranks and mistakes, including one from Jerry's overnight days. Moment of the Day: Mike Francesa wishes Jay Horwitz a happy 80th on Twitter/X. Finally, Gio and Jerry compare the Giants' QB room to other NFL teams and Jerry is excited for the Mets' MLB Little League Classic.

Gio fears a bleak October for New York sports, while Jerry believes the Giants' strong defense can lead them to the playoffs. Gio dismisses Shedeur Sanders' preseason hype, but Jerry hopes he proves doubters wrong. A Jets fan is optimistic about the team's turnaround under Aaron Glenn. Gio expects neither the Mets nor Yankees to make the playoffs, while Jerry is confident the Yankees will and predicts a Giants Week 1 win over the Commanders. Gio is less optimistic about the Giants and Jets than Jerry. The guys also question a graphic error showing "MICHAEL PENIS JR" instead of Penix. C-Lo's update covers the Braves beating the Mets, Lindor's urgency, Mendoza sounding like Boone, Keith Hernandez's comments, Udonis Haslem's gaffe, the Mets losing Sal Licata, and Darryl Strawberry's reaction to Pete Alonso's "down goes Straw" HR ball. The Giants Jets preseason game is tomorrow, and Jerry has higher expectations for the Giants offense in 2025. Finally, they discuss the continued popularity of Stanley cups and crazy headlines, noting Boomer's generally good mood.

A Jets fan is very excited for this season and thinks Aaron Glenn will turn the team around. The Jets can be a positive story even with a losing record. Gio does not think the Mets or Yankees will make the playoffs. Jerry says the Yankees will. He also thinks the Giants will beat the Commanders week 1. Gio is not nearly as optimistic about the Giants and Jets as Jerry is.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, and Manti Te’o discussing Matthew Stafford’s timeline and Justin Herbert’s playing time in NFL preseason. MAD MINUTE - previewing NFL preseason action. Justin Pugh joins the show and talks about his retirement, Giants QB competition, and podcasting. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, and Manti Te’o playing a game of NO CAP - which QB will steal the show in week-2 of the NFL preseason? Which team will shock the world in 2025? Browns S Grant Delpit joins the show and sharers his perspective of Shedeur Sanders, the Browns defense, and facing Joe Burrow/Lamar Jackson. THIS WAS A DUDE - Bryce Paup.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gio and Jerry discuss their trip to Pebble Beach and their golf games. C-Lo returns with an update. The Mets were up 6-0 but gave up 9 runs in the 4th, with Pete Alonso thrown out at the plate. C-Lo explains the Brewers' burger promotion. Cam Schlittler was pulled after the 5th inning, and Paul Goldschmidt might be injured. The 7 Line and BT & Sal are feuding over an out-of-context Sal clip. Gio believes Jaxson Dart looks more like an NFL QB than Daniel Jones or Zach Wilson. The NFL season is three weeks away. A caller thanks the guys for the Pebble Beach trip.

Hour 1 Returning from California, Gio and Jerry discuss the Mets' 6-0 lead blown last night, attributing the loss to David Peterson's poor performance and the team's recent pitching struggles. They question the Mets' future, especially with the pitching staff. C-Lo's update covers the Mets' loss, the Brewers' 12th consecutive win, the Yankees' inability to sweep, Giancarlo Stanton's strong play, injuries at the Jets and Giants joint practice, Breece Hall's contract extension comments, and Jerry Jones's experimental drug trial. The hour ends with Gio and Jerry still struggling with the Mets' ongoing issues. Hour 2 Gio and Jerry discuss their trip to Pebble Beach and their golf games. C-Lo provides an update, and they talk about the Mets' blown lead and Pete Alonso's out at the plate. C-Lo explains the Brewers' free burger promotion. They also discuss Cam Schlittler's early exit, Paul Goldschmidt's potential injury, and a spat between The 7 Line and BT & Sal. Finally, Gio praises Jaxson Dart as an NFL QB prospect, and a caller thanks them for the Pebble Beach trip. Hour 3 Gio thinks Jerry will have an issue with Pete Alonso writing “down goes Straw” on his 253rd home run ball but Jerry is ok with it. Gio says there was no reason at all to include that. They agree that Pete definitely didn't have any negative intentions when he wrote it. Gio wasn't a big fan of Gary Cohen's call of the home run but Jerry liked it. C-Lo returns for an update but first Gio asks him to chime in on the Pete and Darryl Strawberry debate. The Mets and Yankees are a combined 6-17 since the trade deadline. They're hanging onto playoff spots by one game. It's been a dark two weeks. Chris “Mad Dog” Russo was bothered by the Mets celebration of Pete Alonso's 253rd HR and Gary Cohen's call of it. Gio doesn't agree with Dog but he thinks the pregame celebration after the record-breaking game is unnecessary. In the final segment of the hour, Gio and Jerry wonder if Pete's home run ball will stay in the Mets Hall of Fame at Citi Field or at his home. A caller wants Jeremy Hefner fired. Gio says it could happen after the season but Jerry would put the blame on the players and David Stearns before Hefner. Hour 4 The Mets and Yankees both suffered frustrating losses. Gio and Jerry agree the Yankees' offensive struggles against Joe Ryan are déjà vu. Gio believes Aaron Boone will be fired if the Yankees miss the playoffs, while Jerry is unsure. A positive Mets fan from LA, Gio's critique of the Infinity Sports Network talent draft, and C-Lo's updates are also discussed. Gio is hesitant to ask Boomer for a favor. David Wright dislikes the Mets' home pinstripes. C-Lo explains a TikTok trend Brian Daboll referenced. Taylor Swift discussed her relationship with Travis and Jason Kelce on their podcast. Eddie undermines Gio's caddy story. The Moment of the Day: "Down goes Straw" and Jerry is "our Jeff McNeil." The hour concludes with discussions about watching Hard Knocks and CBS celebrating "The NFL Today."

Returning from California, Gio and Jerry discuss the Mets' shocking 11-6 loss after blowing a 6-0 lead, attributing it to David Peterson's poor performance and the team's recent struggles, particularly the pitching staff. They express doubt about the Mets' ability to recover and Jerry is skeptical about Kodai Senga's upcoming start. C-Lo's update confirms ongoing baseball losses, including the Mets' defeat, the Brewers' 12th consecutive win, and the Yankees failing to sweep the Twins, despite Giancarlo Stanton's strong play. The Jets and Giants joint practice saw Sauce Gardner and Malik Nabers sit out, while Breece Hall discussed running back contract extensions. Jerry Jones mentioned an experimental drug saved his life. The hour concludes with Gio and Jerry still unable to feel better about the Mets' situation.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o and Seth Rollins answering Throwdown Thursday questions - Is Micah Parsons or Terry McLaurin more critical to teams success? Will Rams or Chargers have more wins this season? GOING FOR 2 - what’s your reaction to Miami Dolphins struggling in joint practices? Abdul Carter won’t get a haircut until he gets a sack? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o and Seth Rollins weighing in on Shedeur Sanders' injury and Caleb Williams’ preseason debut. Then Seth tries to beat Kyle in NFL/WWE Trivia. Jamie reacts to Taylor Swift’s first podcast appearance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Kostos breaks down how he sees the AFC East playing out this year. Nick explains why he's down on the New York Jets and high on the New England Patriots 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

Chris McMonigle and Keith McPherson filled in for Boomer, Gio & Jerry from Pebble Beach. They discussed Pete Alonso becoming the Mets' new home run king and a "get right" night for both the Mets and Yankees. C-Mac and Keith debated Alonso's future with the Mets, with C-Mac believing Steve Cohen will ensure Alonso stays, and Keith feeling last night's game solidified it. They also touched on Clay Holmes' struggles and the Mets' starting pitching concerns. C-Lo's update highlighted Alonso's historic homer. C-Mac and Keith also discussed Gary Cohen's call of the home run and Francisco Lindor's key bunt. C-Mac believes Alonso loves being a Met more than any other current New York athlete loves their team and will have a strong free agency market.

The Jets and Giants will have their second consecutive joint practice today. Nothing fun happened in yesterday's practice. Keith is optimistic about both local teams. The Abdul Carter hype is real and the Giants will have better QB play. Keith also believes Aaron Glenn is a massive upgrade at HC for the Jets. He thinks the teams will surprise us this season.

C-Mac worries about Abdul Carter's hype, but Keith assures him the Giants made the right pick. Keith, a free agent fan, explains why he's done with the Cowboys and Jerry Jones, despite C-Mac's loyalty. C-Lo's update includes his favorite song, "Hook" by Blues Traveler, and discussion of the upcoming Taylor Swift "New Heights" podcast. Pete Alonso broke the Mets' all-time home run record, sending a message to Steve Cohen and David Stearns about his future goals, while Keith finds the Mets' scoreboard jokes "little brother energy." Giancarlo Stanton led the Yankees to a win. C-Mac is concerned about Malik Nabers' continued absence from practice, which Keith attributes to avoiding Sauce Gardner. The segment concludes with Keith's bobblehead collecting and C-Mac's lack of interest.

Today marks the second consecutive joint practice for the Jets and Giants, following an uneventful session yesterday. Keith expresses optimism for both local teams, highlighting the real hype for Abdul Carter and anticipating improved QB play for the Giants. He also views Aaron Glenn as a significant upgrade at HC for the Jets, expecting surprises this season. C-Mac believes the Giants' pass rush could be dominant. Keith favors Justin Fields more than most. C-Lo's update covers Brandon Nimmo saving the Mets after Clay Holmes' near-spoil of Pete Alonso's big night, and Aaron Judge's quick response to an early Yankees deficit, complemented by Giancarlo Stanton's four-hit, monstrous home run. The hour concludes with C-Mac reciting Jack Nicholson's "A Few Good Men" monologue before he and Keith discuss the Yankees, with Keith doubting a run but C-Mac asserting its possibility.

Hour 1 Guest hosts Chris McMonigle and Keith McPherson discuss Pete Alonso's new Mets home run record. C-Mac believes Steve Cohen will ensure Alonso remains a Met, while Keith is certain. They also address Clay Holmes' struggles and the Mets' starting pitching concerns. C-Lo's update focuses on Alonso's historic homer and the Mets' six-homer game. C-Mac and Keith debate Gary Cohen's call of the home run and C-Mac highlights Francisco Lindor's key bunt. C-Mac believes Alonso loves being a Met more than any current New York athlete loves being on their team. Hour 2 The Yankees secured two consecutive wins against the Twins. Carlos Rodon overcame a shaky start to pitch seven strong innings. Anthony Volpe's home run signals a turn in his season. While seeing encouraging signs, the guys still have concerns about the Yankees. A caller comparing the current Yankees to the 90s dynasty irked C-Mac. C-Lo reported on Pete Alonso's record night and Evan Roberts' moon-distracted drive. Giancarlo Stanton had four hits, prompting Syzun and C-Mac to advise caution when running. Jermaine Johnson is back from his achilles injury. The hour ended with a caller praising Brian Cashman, delighting C-Mac and Keith. Hour 3 The Jets and Giants held their second joint practice. Keith is optimistic about both teams, highlighting Abdul Carter's hype, improved Giants QB play, and Aaron Glenn's impact as Jets HC. C-Mac believes the Giants' pass rush can be dominant and prefers Justin Fields. C-Lo reported on Brandon Nimmo saving the Mets and the Yankees' comeback led by Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. In the final segment, C-Mac recited a monologue, and he and Keith debated the Yankees' playoff chances. Hour 4 C-Mac worries about Abdul Carter's hype, but Keith assures him the Giants made the right pick. Keith, a free agent fan, explains why he's done with the Cowboys and Jerry Jones, despite C-Mac's loyalty. C-Lo's update includes his favorite song, "Hook" by Blues Traveler, and discussion of the upcoming Taylor Swift "New Heights" podcast. Pete Alonso broke the Mets' all-time home run record, sending a message to Steve Cohen and David Stearns about his future goals, while Keith finds the Mets' scoreboard jokes "little brother energy." Giancarlo Stanton led the Yankees to a win. C-Mac is concerned about Malik Nabers' continued absence from practice, which Keith attributes to avoiding Sauce Gardner. The segment concludes with Keith's bobblehead collecting and C-Mac's lack of interest.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o and Terron Armstead examining how they feel about the Buffalo Bills now that James Cook returned to practice - what one word would you use to describe the anticipation you have for Josh Allen’s season. WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY - which NFL team will you remain flexible and fluid on? Prior to Shedeur Sanders, who was the most polarizing rookie? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o and Terron Armstead discussing why Justin Fields could work with the New York Jets. Will the Jets be playing meaningful football in December? Jaguars kicker Cam Little joins the show and talks about his 70-yard preseason field goal vs. the Eagles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Art fills us in on everything we need to know from day two of joint practice between the New York Giants and New York Jets.

In this episode we recap the Jets victory over the Packers and review the latest news following the Giants joint practice. Be sure to follow JetsCentral on YouTube! 

New York Jets legend Wayne Chrebet shares what he saw from head coach Aaron Glenn (his former teammate) at Tuesday's joint practice against the New York Giants. 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

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BT and Sal reacted with alarm to the news of Sauce Gardner's calf soreness, immediately linking it to the disturbing trend of Achilles injuries in the NFL, a topic they have been following closely. BT, in particular, expressed a high level of concern, seeing the calf issue as a potential precursor to a more severe Achilles tear, especially given the rash of similar injuries across sports and the precedent set by Aaron Rodgers's injury. The hosts, who were already concerned with the team's ability to stay healthy, now see this as a potentially significant setback for the Jets' defense. They are worried that even a minor injury could be a harbinger of a more serious problem for one of the team's most vital players.

Is the wrong New York team being criticized after the Sheduer Sanders performance last weekend?

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo runs off a list of current managers who are better than Aaron Boone and C-Mac says it's ridiculous to say most of them are better than Boone. Justin Fields and Geno Smith know how to handle criticism.

Willie recalls the 2014 Jets team, a year he's largely blocked out, particularly John Idzik's infamous midseason press conference. He remembers the players and Rex Ryan pushing for offseason additions that Idzik ultimately refused. The Moment of the Day: Recalling the McAdoo Disaster.

Willie says that Aaron Rodgers looks really good in camp. He also says that it took him a full year to recover from his torn achilles so he expects Rodgers to be better this season than last season. If Rodgers can do for the Steelers what he couldn't for the Jets then C-Mac says it will be hard not to feel like the Jets are cursed. Willie agrees but says there's still reason for Jets fans to be optimistic.

Willie heads to Atlanta, C-Mac to Italy, both embarrassed by their strange algorithms. They debate baseball analytics with an old man and discuss sports entertainment, bathroom reading, and barbershop adult magazines. C-Lo updates on the Yankees' win and Clint Frazier's dislike for the organization. C-Mac discusses the changing role of managers. C-Lo shares more Joe Benigno clips and asks Willie about the 2014 Jets and John Idzik. Willie recounts the team's desire for offseason additions that Idzik refused. The Moment of The Day revisits the McAdoo Disaster. The hour ends with cruise discussions and Giants/Jets practice reports.

The Yankees got back on track last night. C-Mac says it's nice to win but other than Will Warren, there's nothing to really make anyone feel more confident in the Yankees. C-Mac is annoyed that every team has to be compared to teams of the past that have no connection other than wearing the same uniform. C-Mac says there's too much focus on comparing teams to past champions when the focus should instead be on current competition.

Hour 1 With Boomer, Gio, and Jerry in Pebble Beach, Chris McMonigle and Willie Colon fill in. The Yankees won, but C-Mac isn't impressed, finding the constant comparison to past teams annoying. Willie agrees, noting the evolution of sports. C-Lo's update highlights the Yankees' relief win and ponders the Mets' Phillies/Reds rooting interest. They expect Pete Alonso to hit his 253rd career HR. Willie dislikes joint practices. The group discusses modern slang and Shedeur Sanders. C-Mac questions how Mets fans would react if Alonso breaks the club HR record in a loss during the team's slump. Hour 2 C-Mac and Willie discuss the Yankees, Steelers, and Aaron Rodgers. C-Lo provides an update, referencing "The Sandlot" and criticizing modern language. They also touch on Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Boone, and quarterback criticism, defending Boone while noting areas for improvement. Hour 3 C-Mac questions if the Mets will finally call up a top pitching prospect to face the Braves, a team they struggle against. C-Mac admires Gerrit Cole's mustache. C-Lo returns with an update, first addressing a previous mistake. John Sterling offered Aaron Boone advice. Willie discovers former WFAN hosts were technologically gullible. The hour ends with the announcement of marquee Knicks game dates and times. Hour 4 Willie heads to Atlanta, C-Mac to Italy, both embarrassed by their strange algorithms. They debate baseball analytics with an old man and discuss sports entertainment, bathroom reading, and barbershop adult magazines. C-Lo updates on the Yankees' win and Clint Frazier's dislike for the organization. C-Mac discusses the changing role of managers. C-Lo shares more Joe Benigno clips and asks Willie about the 2014 Jets and John Idzik. Willie recounts the team's desire for offseason additions that Idzik refused. The Moment of The Day revisits the McAdoo Disaster. The hour ends with cruise discussions and Giants/Jets practice reports.

With Boomer, Gio, and Jerry still in Pebble Beach, Chris McMonigle and Willie Colon host. The Yankees won, but C-Mac isn't impressed, feeling the win (and Will Warren) doesn't inspire confidence. He's also annoyed by constant comparisons to past teams, advocating focus on current competition, a point Willie agrees with, noting the evolution of sports. C-Lo's update covers the Yankees' relief win against a "slumpbuster" team. The hosts discuss the Phillies' win and its Mets implications, expecting Pete Alonso's 253rd career HR. Willie dislikes joint practices. The group struggles with modern slang but Willie admires Shedeur Sanders' confidence. The hour ends with C-Mac pondering Mets fans' reaction if Pete breaks the HR record in a loss during the team's spiral.

C-Mac and Willie discuss the Yankees' perceived lack of appreciation and the Steelers' similar situation. Willie is optimistic about Aaron Rodgers' recovery and potential impact on the Steelers, leading C-Mac to suggest a Jets curse if Rodgers succeeds elsewhere. C-Lo provides an update, after a "Sandlot" quote discussion, and expresses concern over children's language. The segment also covers Giancarlo Stanton's hitting, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo's critique of Aaron Boone (which C-Mac dismisses), and the ability of Justin Fields and Geno Smith to handle criticism. The hour concludes with C-Mac and Willie defending Boone while noting an area for improvement.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o and D’Marco Farr answering several questions - What are your thoughts on Cam Heyward holding in? Does Caleb Williams need preseason reps? Should Patriots institute the tush push? FLIPPIN OUT - Do you want Jaxson Dart or Shedeur Sanders starting sooner? Is Caleb Williams or JJ McCarthy more important in the NFC North?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o and D'Marco Farr discussing how confident they are in Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams to win the NFC West. Are the 49ers the biggest challengers to the Rams? BIG DEAL or NO BIG DEAL - Shedeur Sanders ranked as 4th QB on Browns depth chart? Tom Brady says Patrick Mahomes reminds him the most of himself? NFL Encyclopedia Aaron Schatz joins the show and explains why the Eagles are not a top-5 team to open the season, why the Ravens are the top team and Commanders are the 5th ranked team, and then he gives his Super Bowl matchup.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.