Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert Saleh

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Willy, Adam and Dmase start the hour reacting to what Jeffery Simmons had to say about stopping Jalen Hurts ahead of Sundays game. Then the crew is curious on what the gameplan will be for the Tennessee Titans to beat the Philadelphia Eagles. Then to finish off the hour Robert Saleh revisits a speech about the crow vs and eagle from the show hard knocks ahead of their game this Sunday.

Willy, Adam and Dmase play a game on what is the most hostile homecoming games. The question was asked because of college football game of the week Ole Miss Vs LSU this Saturday as Lane Kiffin returns to Ole Miss. Then Mitch Light joins the show to talk more about that game and more of college football this weekend. Then to finish off the hour coach Robert Saleh talks about his coaching mindset on people usually use only 40% of their potential. The other 60% can be unlocked through hard work, discipline and preparation.

Blaine Bishop and Zach Lyons react to the locker room buzz surrounding Robert Saleh’s motivational “60%” T-shirts and the crow metaphor, debating whether Saleh's slogans are inspiring or teetering into Ted Lasso territory. Titans fans light up the phone lines with raw Week 1 frustration: Davonte pleads for positivity while dissecting the young roster's upside, Guerilla searches for hope heading into the Philadelphia matchup, Bear compares Saleh's charisma to a politician, and Justin from Delaware calls in to diagnose Cam Ward’s footwork and spacing issues in the passing attack. Then, Chris Phillips of SEC Unfiltered joins the show for an expansive spin around college football. The guys break down Tennessee’s dominant win over Georgia Tech, Texas overcoming Ohio State, the Sarkisian/Holly Rowe viral moment, Kalen DeBoer and Alabama bouncing back, Jared Curtis getting the nod at Vanderbilt, and key SEC matchups on the slate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Blaine Bishop and Zach Lyons unpack Brian Daboll's tense, repetitive postgame press conference—what does his "coachspeak" really say about the state of the offense? Then, the focus shifts to the Titans' upcoming clash with the Philadelphia Eagles: Can Tennessee's front line contain Jalen Hurts, or are Eagles fans poised to take over Nissan Stadium? Plus, a caller asks how to attack the Philly offense, the crew reacts in disbelief to reports of Robert Saleh's locker-room "60% shirts," and they reflect on the Titans' undefeated history when hosting the Eagles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gill Alexander, Todd Wishnev (VSiN Contributor), Will Hill (VSiN Host & Shoulda Bet More Podcast Host), and Clevta preview Week 2 in the NFL! The guys recap how they fared in Week 1, give you their best bets for the week, their teaser of the week, survivor pool strategy, the big favorite most likely to lose outright, and the one game this weekend they want no part of. 1:05 - Todd's 0-3 week2:45 - Will's 1-2 week3:13 - Introducing Clevta4:20 - Gill's 2-1 week and Week 1 bet recap6:50 - NFL teams shortening the game with long possessions13:35 - Dumbo of the Week candidates - Todd Monken, Robert Saleh, Ryan Day/Steve Sarkisian18:30 - Honorary mention to Stefon Diggs and Javonte Williams as Dumbo of the Week19:36 - You shouldn't play unders in-game, Todd's example with the Chiefs from this week20:48 - Todd's in-game Cardinals play and how its harder for good NFL teams to come back in the second half23:05 - Will first best bet over 54.5 for Lions-Bills24:30 - Clevta on Bills laying the points, concerns with the Lions27:20 - Clevta's first best bet - Jets +3.533:20 - Todd's first best bet - Vikings-Bears o4839:35 - Gill's first best bet - Broncos -2.541:55 - Gill's second best bet - Eagles -743:44 - Will's first best bet - Buccaneers -8.545:05 - Todd's second best bet - Texans -2.548:30 - Gill also has Texans -2.5 as his third bet49:30 - Clevta's second best bet - Vikings +4.551:34 - Clevta's third best bet - Cowboys -453:22 - Todd's third best bet - Commanders-Cowboys o50.555:05 - Will's third best bet - Jets +3.556:55 - Teaser of the Week1:01:10 - Clevta's Survivor Pool update and Week 2 strategy1:03:50 - Any interest in using the Chargers after they let us down last week1:08:50 - Leaning 49ers and Buccaneers for survivor pools this week despite being a chalky play1:10:20 - Big favorites most likely to lose outright this week1:15:50 - The game we want no part of this weekend Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Jason Smith and Mike Harmon give you three people who had the worst Week 1 in the NFL. Adam Silver finally addressed laying down the hammer on the Clippers at the board of governor’s presser. And jealously hits an all-time high in the WNBA!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Following a frustrating Week 1 performance, Blaine Bishop and Zach Lyons open up the phone lines to unpack the Tennessee Titans' defensive collapse, dissect head-scratching postgame comments from Robert Saleh and Cam Ward, and react to blunt locker-room quotes from new arrivals Jermaine Johnson and John Franklin-Myers. Throughout the hour, Blaine draws on his own playing days—contrasting modern practice habits with Andy Reid’s hard-hitting training camps—while a fiery slate of callers weighs in on recurring free-agency busts, an alarming void in team leadership, the polarizing new stadium chant, extreme game-day heat survival tactics, and premature backup quarterback debates involving Hendon Hooker.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Blaine Bishop and Zach Lyons open up the phone lines as Titans fans hit the panic button following a brutal Week 1 performance. Callers unleash raw frustration over predictable play-calling, offensive line struggles, and an uninspired brand of football, while the hosts dissect Robert Saleh's head-scratching press conference remarks claiming the defense only saw "three true dropbacks" to rush the passer. Between debates over Cam Ward's early pocket poise, Kalen DeBoer's Alabama squad, and how much patience the two-tone faithful truly have left, the guys tackle what Tennessee must fix before heading into Week 2. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune in as the hosts of Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle react to Gang Green's resounding win over the Tennessee Titans and old friend Robert Saleh. While the Titans were unimpressive, the Jets more than handled their business. What are the takeaways for this Jets team as they look to restore their credibility and build confidence within the fanbase?

Russell Wilson stunned Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber by calling Robert Saleh the “king of culture,” prompting a brutal reaction to the former Jets coach's new reputation. They question whether Wilson did any research before making the claim and wonder if he was simply trying to generate attention with an outrageous take. Wilson wasn't finished. His declaration that Joe Burrow will be gone from Cincinnati if things go badly this season sparks another round of disbelief. Plus, the conversation shifts to Mets prospect Mitch Voit, a prediction that the Mets will pursue Tarik Skubal, Garrett Cole's awkward Yankees celebration, and why Cam Schlittler has separated himself in the playoff rotation.

Tiki Barber and Evan Roberts critique Nate Burleson's recent analysis of Robert Saleh and Joe Burrow before considering Tom Brady's potential as a cinematic villain. They engage in a heated debate over whether Tarik Skubal is delivering the greatest pitching season in history compared to Ron Guidry and Christy Mathewson. The conversation also touches on Mitchell Voit's appearance and Gerrit Cole's awkward post-game celebration. (00:02:03) Burleson CBS Critique (00:06:18) Brady Villain Potential (00:11:14) Tarik Skubal Discussion (00:18:01) Predicting Craig Carton (00:21:01) Fantasy League Dispute (00:24:00) Skubal Pitching Debate (00:32:25) Pete Alonso Return

Posted and Toasted digs up some wild old WFAN takes, including a prediction that Pete Alonso would hit 500 home runs, Shaun Morash mocking Robert Saleh lookalikes, and Craig Carton taking a shot at Sean Payton and the Broncos that looks very different in hindsight. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber try to identify who posted each one while revisiting some of the station's funniest receipts.

Tune in as the hosts of Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle react to Gang Green's resounding win over the Tennessee Titans and old friend Robert Saleh. While the Titans were unimpressive, the Jets more than handled their business. What are the takeaways for this Jets team as they look to restore their credibility and build confidence within the fanbase?

In the final hour of the Chase & Big Joe show, the guys delved back into their QOTD segment and discussed the necessary changes for the Titans franchise. They expressed their curiosity about whether Robert Saleh has experienced a “Tea Time with Amy” moment yet. Additionally, Matte Haley from Haley Veterinary Practice joined the show. The segment also featured celebrity birthdays and a fun game called “What Day Is It?"

Chase & Big Joe show was live from Haley Vet Practice, and they shared their question of the day. How much longer can you believe in Cam Ward being the Titans QB? Question of the Day: How much longer can you believe in Cam Ward being the Titans QB? They answered some phones about the question of the day. L'Jarius Sneed looked really, really good last night on Monday Night Football. Why did it not work with the Titans? ESPN NFL Analyst Tim Hasselbeck joined the show to discuss the Titans' loss. He also spoke about his running back at Ensworth, who won the Prep Football Talk Player of the Week award. Later in the conversation, the Vanderbilt Commodores decided to start Jared Curtis. The hosts briefly discussed Arch Manning's apology to Holly Rowe for making an inappropriate comment during an AI video. In the final hour of the Chase & Big Joe show, the guys delved back into their QOTD segment and discussed the necessary changes for the Titans franchise. They expressed their curiosity about whether Robert Saleh has experienced a “Tea Time with Amy” moment yet. Additionally, Matte Haley from Haley Veterinary Practice joined the show. The segment also featured celebrity birthdays and a fun game called “What Day Is It?”

To start off the show Dmase and Adam jump right in to talk about the Titans first game of the season and the loss. But Robert Saleh had things to say about his quarterback Cam Ward and DVD reacts to it. Then the crew talks more about Cam Ward but discuss more about his coordinators he has had over his career and compare him to other QBs that have progressed especially quarterbacks that weren't 1st overall picks. Then to finish off the hour they talk more about Cam Ward and the Titans loss.

Tune in as the hosts of Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle react to Gang Green's resounding win over the Tennessee Titans and old friend Robert Saleh. While the Titans were unimpressive, the Jets more than handled their business. What are the takeaways for this Jets team as they look to restore their credibility and build confidence within the fanbase?

Blaine Bishop and Zach Lyons open with congratulations on Blaine’s new milestone as a best-selling author before jumping straight into the fiery Titans phone lines, asking listeners just how close they are to pulling the plug on Cam Ward, Mike Borgonzi, and the 2026 season after only one game. Blaine challenges callers to view the situation through a different lens—asking whether they would bench their own son after a single rough outing or give him the runway to develop—while callers weigh in on whether Ward’s struggles stem from mental hesitation or glaring mechanical flaws. The conversation expands into locker room culture and accountability, with Blaine sharing stories from his playing days about team planes and taking losses to heart, contrasting that standard with a report of ping-pong games following a blowout defeat. Finally, the guys examine whether Robert Saleh, Brian Daboll, and the front office have brought in the right veteran leadership to establish a true identity, debating why a roster full of former Jets defenders hasn't translated into instant defensive chemistry as fans decide whether to stay patient or sound the alarm.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Maller talks about the 59-point eruption from the Bears and if this is the birth of a juggernaut or just the Panthers making everybody look like the '99 Rams, grading Robert Saleh's debut as Titans coach, Maller to the Third Degree, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Jets finally looked like a competent, physical football team, and Evan Roberts believes they may have found their identity. Frank Reich leaned on a dominant offensive line, fed Breece Hall and Braelon Allen, and watched Geno Smith deliver the kind of steady quarterback performance the Jets desperately needed. Tiki Barber was impressed by Geno's accuracy and leadership, while the defense overcame Minkah Fitzpatrick's early injury and kept Tennessee under control. Rookie Kenyan Siddiq flashed immediately, Omar Cooper showed his potential before suffering a high ankle sprain, and the Jets even controlled the game enough for fans to relax in the second half. After beating Robert Saleh and opening 1-0, Evan isn't predicting a Super Bowl run, but for the first time in a long time, the Jets unquestionably have a season.

The Giants delivered everything the John Harbaugh era promised, overpowering the Cowboys in a dominant opening-night win at MetLife Stadium. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down the physicality, coaching and control that made this feel different from recent Giants teams, while Jaxson Dart impressed with quick decisions, three touchdown passes and a clear evolution from last season. The running game imposed its will, Isaiah Likely created matchup problems, and the Giants overcame mistakes and questionable officiating without losing command. The Jets gave New York another reason to celebrate by pounding Robert Saleh and the Titans. Evan loves the identity Frank Reich's offense showed behind a dominant line and heavy doses of Breece Hall and Braelon Allen, while Geno Smith delivered an encouraging debut. The Jets finally looked competent, physical and functional, leaving both New York football fan bases with something they have rarely shared lately: a happy Monday.

Robert Saleh's Tennessee debut could not have gone much worse. Titans fans were already booing and calling for his firing after an ugly loss to the Jets, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber explain why Saleh's quick return to head coaching was questionable from the start. They also revisit Matt LaFleur's costly fourth-down gamble, Kellen Moore's aggressive two-point decision and another classic Chargers collapse. The Giants and Jets are both 1-0, and optimism is building around New York football. Tiki explains how the Giants can beat the Rams by controlling possession and pounding the run, while Evan argues Los Angeles is vastly overrated. Plus, Shaun Morash gets credit for warning everyone away from the Chargers in knockout pools, the Colts give Jets fans another team to root against, and the crew reacts to a wild, record-setting opening week across the NFL.

Robert Saleh's tenure in Tennessee is already off to a brutal start. Titans fans booed the offense, chants calling for Saleh's firing broke out in the opener, and Evan Roberts points out that Saleh is already giving the same answers about losing that he gave during his Jets tenure. The crew questions why Saleh received another head coaching opportunity so quickly and argues Brian Daboll had accomplished more with the Giants. Attention then turns to the Giants' upcoming matchup with the Rams. Tiki Barber explains how New York can win again by controlling possession, staying balanced and running effectively, while Evan doubles down on his belief that Los Angeles is vastly overrated and Monday night is absolutely winnable.

Joe Burrow turned heads with his outfit choice before the Bengals beat the Bucs, the Cowboys defense faltered, and the Chargers, Packers, and Titans all suffered miserable losses. The Jets' offensive line held strong as Geno Smith stayed untouched, and a caller warned about MetLife parking passes. C-Lo returns with sound from the Giants' late-half touchdown off a Dak Prescott interception call by Jerry Recco. Plus, audio of the Jets' opening-drive win over Tennessee, Geno Smith praising the traveling fans, and Robert Saleh responding to claims his team was lifeless. Finally, we break down the Texas/Ohio State postgame situation between Steve Sarkisian and Holly Rowe, plus The NFL Today's rough mid-segment Arby's steak nuggets commercial.

We kick off with Buffalo playing well against Houston's defense, the Saints battling back from 21-0 to force OT, and the highest-scoring Week 1 since the 1970 merger. Plus, the Bears dropped 59 points on the Panthers, and the Ravens smacked the Colts around. C-Lo returns with Cris Collinsworth criticizing the Cowboys defense, Geno Smith touting his playmakers, and Robert Saleh explaining why his team looked lifeless. Finally, we cover the Legionnaires situation developing in the South Bronx near Yankee Stadium.

WABC Radio Host Brian Kilmeade joins Sid & Friends in the Morning to discuss the New York Giants opening the season by rolling over Dallas 28-20 on Sunday night in John Harbaugh's New York debut, and the New York Jets defeating Tennessee 23-10 to spoil Titans coach Robert Saleh's debut against his former team.

John Lund recaps the best sound of the weekend, including "the Kyler Murray experience," JJ Watt sitting in for Tony Romo, Robert Saleh after a loss, & Jameis Winston loading up on the cologne. We welcome Kylen Mills with her take on the 49ers Week 1 victory and the Giants' decision to shut down Rafi Devers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steiny & Lorenzo Neal break down how the San Francisco 49ers defense is the difference between this season and the previous one with Robert Saleh...

John Lund recaps the best sound of the weekend, including "the Kyler Murray experience," JJ Watt sitting in for Tony Romo, Robert Saleh after a loss, & Jameis Winston loading up on the cologne. We welcome Kylen Mills with her take on the 49ers Week 1 victory and the Giants' decision to shut down Rafi Devers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Blaine Bishop and Zach Lyons dig into the wreckage of the Tennessee Titans’ Week 1 loss to the New York Jets. From New York’s soul-crushing 19-play drive to an offensive line that couldn’t stay in sync, the guys unpack whether Robert Saleh's squad exposed fundamental flaws or if Titans fans are hitting the panic button too soon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New York Jets fans couldn’t have asked for much more in a dominant week 1 win over the Tennessee Titans.  Gang Green dominated in the trenches on both sides of the ball and came away with a 23-10 victory.  Some of the key takeaways? .- The offensive line absolutely dominated.  Geno Smith was kept clean and didn’t get sacked once all day.  And on the ground, Breece Hall topped 100 yards (22 carries for 102 yards) and found the end zone in the win.  Backup running back Braelon Allen had 10 carries for 40 yards and had a long TD called back for a hold on center Josh Myers.  Joe Tippmann and Dylan Parham had great starts to the season. – Geno Smith took what the defense gave him, protected the football with no turnovers and get plenty of pass catchers involved.  Ten different receivers were targeted with seven coming away with at least one catch. – Special teamer Qwan’tez Stiggers was on fire.  He made three big time plays on specials.  On an early punt he drove a blocker back into the returner, allowing the punt to go untouched.  He later picked up a fumble on kickoff before downing a punt inside the five yard line despite having to battle a blocker running down the field. – AD Mitchell has his share of detractors and proved them wrong, at least for today.  Mithcell had 3 targets for sixty yards with two of the grabs being anything but routine. – Give the Jets secondary plenty of credit.  They lost Minkah Fitzpatrick early on and Jarvis Brownlee for a chunk of time.  Malachi Moore stepped in to play the slot with DeAngelo Ponds inactive on the day. – The defense did a nice job of tackling, missing only three on the day according to pro football focus. – It’s just one win and it comes against a very bad football team, but the Jets did what they were supposed to do and beat an inferior opponent.  Packers up next at home.The post Jets Dominate in 23-10 win to Open Season at 1-0; Breece Hall Tops 100 Yards 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 2026 NFL season is off and running and we recap Drake Maye's horrific 4th quarter on Wednesday Night as well as the Niners beating time zones and the Rams on Thursday night to kickoff the new league year (00:00:00-00:36:17). NFL Week 1 Picks and Preview of every game including the revenge of Robert Saleh, Jared Goff's first trip to the zoo, Tua, Commanders vs Eagles and more (00:36:17-02:19:15). Scott Hanson joins the show to get us pumped up for Week 1 and the return of red zone, and answer to a long standing question we asked him, how he winds down from all the football and more (02:19:15-02:48:44). We finish with Fyre Fest of the week.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Netflix. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take

The Jets are opening another season in a revenge game, and Evan Roberts has had enough. Evan, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash run through the bizarre history of former Jets players and coaches immediately getting a shot at their old team, including Robert Saleh, Aaron Rodgers, Sam Darnold and Chad Pennington. Evan also revisits last year's Week 1 loss and makes one thing clear: playing well means nothing if the Jets still lose. The Giants face an intriguing Week 1 trend of their own. Recent Giants head coaches who won their debut went on to make the playoffs, adding even more weight to John Harbaugh's opener against Dallas. Plus, the crew calls out Tommy Lugauer for claiming they never reach out to him despite their active group chat.

We kick off with a moment of remembrance on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 before diving into the 49ers' impressive win over the Rams, an incredible feat coming off Kyle Shanahan's accident, Jed York's arrest, and a trip to Australia. Jerry brings his first update packed with game highlights, followed by reactions from Mike Evans after his touchdown, Sean McVay's post-game thoughts, and Frank Reich breaking down Robert Saleh's defense. Then, Aaron Rodgers drops a bombshell on Cam Heyward's podcast about his breakup with Shailene Woodley, Anthony Volpe crushes a grand slam in his Yankees return, and we close out the hour with more from Rodgers on his former teammates and coaches.

We break down the 49ers' victory over the Rams, covering Brock Purdy's three-touchdown performance, Myles Garrett's quiet night, and postgame reactions from Kyle Shanahan, Sean McVay, and Matthew Stafford. On the gridiron, we preview a crucial Jets-Titans matchup, Cooper Rush taking over for the Falcons, Frank Reich analyzing Robert Saleh's defense, and reveal our Week 1 NFL picks alongside high expectations for the Giants. Over on the diamond, we celebrate Anthony Volpe's explosive 5-RBI comeback capped by a grand slam, look ahead to the Subway Series with Aaron Boone, and mark the opening of the weekend on the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins sharing their takeaways from the 49ers-Rams matchup in Australia. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, and Manti Te’o are joined by David Saleh, brother of NFL head coach Robert Saleh, shares his firsthand experience in NYC being on the 61st floor in the World Trade Center South Tower on September 11, 2001. Then they take a minute to preview many games across the NFL this weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In the first hour of the Chase & Big Joe Show, Chase began by reflecting on the lives lost 25 years ago today, on September 11th, 2001. Later in the hour, ESPN's Herm Edwards joined the show to share his insights on the Titans and discuss the aftermath of 9/11 when he was the Jets coach. Tune in to hear more. In the second hour, Chase shared the heartbreaking news of Brent Peterson's passing, a longtime Nashville Predators Assistant Coach who succumbed to Parkinson's disease, which he had been battling since 2002. Later in the hour, Titans head coach Robert Saleh addressed the media, and we revisited yesterday's interview with Philip Fulmer. In the final hour of the show, the radio voice of the Nashville Predators, Pete Weber, joined the show to share his thoughts on Peterson's passing. Weber and Peterson had shared the radio booth for an extended period after Peterson's coaching career ended. Peterson succumbed to Parkinson's disease, which he had been battling since 2002. Later in the hour, Titans Senior Writer and Editor Jim Wyatt joined the show to share his thoughts on the Titans game that took place on Sunday. He also discussed the postponement of Chris Johnson's induction into the Ring of Honor.

In the second hour, Chase shared the heartbreaking news of the passing of Brent Peterson, a longtime Nashville Predators Assistant Coach. Peterson succumbed to Parkinson's disease, which he had been battling since 2002. Later in the hour, we had the opportunity to hear from Titans head coach Robert Saleh as he addressed the media, and we also revisited yesterday's interview with Philip Fulmer.

Mike Tomlin has Evan Roberts' attention before the Jets even play a game. Evan admits his “wandering eye” is still fixed on Tomlin and believes the former Steelers coach already sounds like he misses coaching enough to return next year. Tiki Barber pushes back on how soon that comeback could happen, while both agree Tomlin's blunt style and credibility make him a natural on television. Evan also delivers a confident prediction that the Mets will smoke the Yankees, while the crew debates Anthony Volpe, Jose Caballero and the dangerous Rays. Plus, Sam Darnold's hip injury raises questions about Seattle's season, Shaun Morash unveils his Giants rooting guide, NFL fan traditions get ripped apart, and Robert Saleh gets a harsh assessment as he tries to prove himself again as a head coach.

TD previews the Tennessee Titans' season opener against the New York Jets, highlighting what he hopes to see from the team and reacting to what Robert Saleh said in his press conference today about the offensive line. TD and Chris Sanders discuss what they expect to see from the Titans' wide receivers, what the cornerbacks need to prepare for from the Jets' wide receivers, and which middle linebackers need to step up with Cedric Gray potentially not playing. ESPN NFL Jets Reporter Rich Cimini joins the show to give insight on what the Titans should expect from the Jets this Sunday, emphasizing the strength of their running game powered by a strong offensive line, what to anticipate from David Bailey, and the former Titans who are coming back looking to make a statement.

Discussing the Titans in the second hour of the program as the team gets ready to welcome the New York Jets to town in week one.  We get into an article on Robert Saleh and his past with the Jets.  Sounds like there was a big disconnect between Saleh and ownership.  What do we think Saleh may have learned during that process?  How good of a coach is Saleh and what will his time in TN tell us?  We take your phones.  Do we think Saleh's coaching mentality will fit with this team?  Joe has the Rex Rant to close the hour.

Robert Saleh is suddenly praising the Jets offense as a potential top-ten unit, but Evan Roberts isn't buying it. Evan, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate whether Saleh is being genuine or simply trying to bury any bitterness toward Woody Johnson after his firing. They also react to Saleh urging Titans fans not to sell their tickets to traveling Jets supporters. The focus quickly turns to how enormous Jets-Titans feels for New York's season, with Evan warning that a loss could send everything spiraling fast. Plus, the crew questions whether Shohei Ohtani can realistically continue as a full-time starting pitcher and hitter, or whether a bullpen role makes more sense.

Tiki, Evan, and Shaun analyze the lineup strategy for Aaron Judge's return to the Yankees and revisit their summer predictions regarding his recovery timeline. They also discuss Zach Rosenblatt's reporting on the Jets, focusing on Woody Johnson's relationship with Robert Saleh and the organizational outlook on Geno Smith. (00:01:50) Nicknames and Kon-Tiki (00:05:56) Jameis Winston Backup Debate (00:15:47) Judge Return Predictions (00:22:38) Zach Rosenblatt Jets Report (00:38:26) Judge Conspiracy Theory (00:43:04) Jets Super Bowl Hopes

Aaron Judge is coming back, but how healthy is he really? Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate the biggest possible outcomes for Judge and the Yankees, including the fear that pushing through his injury could threaten his postseason. They also shut down the wild internet conspiracy theory surrounding Judge's extended absence. The Jets face what feels like an immediate season-defining game against Tennessee, while former Jets coach Robert Saleh heaps surprising praise on their offense and urges Titans fans to keep New Yorkers out of the stadium. Plus, the crew examines Jaxson Dart's lack of chemistry with the Giants' new-look receiving corps, the Eagles' strange relationship with Jalen Hurts, whether Shohei Ohtani can truly keep pitching and hitting full-time, and the NFL's growing push toward football nearly every day of the week.

The sports radio new year kicks off with Year 20 for Boomer as we gear up for NFL kickoff and Aaron Judge's return to the Yankees lineup. We break down the Rams and Niners heading to Australia, the Giants' receiver situation around Malik Nabers, and why Week 1 against the Titans is crucial for the Jets. Plus, we debate Geno Smith versus Jaxson Dart's lineup, react to soundbites from Mike Tomlin, Robert Saleh, and Sean McVay, and dissect the controversial finish to the Western Michigan/Michigan game.

The sports radio new year kicks off with Year 20 for Boomer in the morning! We start with Aaron Judge's return tonight for the Yankees' final stretch, then dive into football's return tomorrow and how the Rams and Niners are prepping for Australia. Jerry arrives for his first update following an Australian weather report, before we hear Robert Saleh on the Jets and Frank Reich, Aaron Rodgers hinting at future family plans, and Josh Donaldson's shock over Aaron Boone's podcast appearances. Plus, we wrap up with big highlight calls from AJ Ewing and Kyle Schwarber, and Boomer calling out a controversial finish in the Western Michigan/Michigan game.