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Hour 4 of Evan & Tiki gets wild as a Vikings fan letter sparks a deep dive into a long-forgotten conspiracy theory accusing the Giants of cheating in the 2000 NFC Championship Game. Tiki Barber shuts it down in emphatic fashion, breaking down why the 41-0 blowout was no fluke. Plus, calls on Jets patience, Yankees playoff expectations, Cody Bellinger's awkward press conference, Knicks trade rumors involving Giannis, Super Bowl QB matchups, and classic Evan & Tiki chaos to close the show.

WFAN's Evan Roberts joins the show to talk Giants and anything else he wants to get off his chest. We covered almost every subject imaginable. Enjoy! #giants #jets #nfl #mets This Podcast is brought to you by FanDuel Sportsbook. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5789211884126208 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Only on the Carton Show on WFAN does a call about the Super Bowl spiral into a disastrous beef jerky joke, awkward silence, and Craig Carton absolutely ROASTING a caller in real time. Chris McMonigle and Carton bounce from Jets and 49ers misery to sucking eggs, terrible punchlines, and even Giannis-to-the-Knicks fantasy talk. A perfect example of how this show can go from food debates to sports insanity in seconds.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into the most CRINGE-WORTHY moments of the New York Jets' 15-year playoff drought — from Sam Darnold “seeing ghosts” and Geno Smith's broken jaw to Aaron Rodgers' four-play nightmare. Things spiral quickly as callers introduce raw egg breakfasts, WWII trash talk, beef jerky showers, raccoon chicken massacres, and a wild Bill Belichick revenge fantasy that somehow ends with Breaking Bad alternate endings.

Craig Carton goes nuclear to open the Carton Show on WFAN, blasting the idea of the New York Knicks honoring LeBron James at Madison Square Garden. From fake retirement tears and ego-driven farewell tours to why LeBron should NEVER get a tribute in New York, Carton and Chris McMonigle debate respect, legacy, and Knicks pride.

The Carton Show goes completely off the rails on WFAN. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle start with an absurd beef jerky debate, spiral into deer hunting stories, then explode into a full-blown rant about why LeBron James deserves NO tribute at Madison Square Garden.

The Carton Show goes completely off the rails on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle spiral from a bizarre “suck eggs” insult from a Giants fan into a full-blown LeBron James takedown. Carton unloads on LeBron's legacy, MSG tributes, the Jordan debate, and why LeBron gets NOTHING in New York. Plus: Jets trade arguments, Sauce Gardner debates, Fear Factor and Hollywood Squares nostalgia, Wink Martindale, beef jerky hunting across Jersey, and Carton's all-time bad Halloween candy take.

An awkward moment opens the Carton Show on WFAN when Chris McMonigle realizes he was left off the station's on-air retreat email. From there, Craig Carton and McMonigle spiral into full New York sports chaos: Jets fans fed up after decades of losing, Carton openly embracing 0–17 as the only escape plan, and shocking Super Bowl odds that list the Jets as the WORST team in the NFL. Plus, Giants fans lead the league in Super Bowl bets despite brutal odds, Sam Darnold's Seahawks somehow sit atop the board, and Carton unloads on delusional fanbases and wasted money.

Carton Reacts as Jets Hit ROCK BOTTOM & Giants Bets Go Crazy. Craig & Chris cover it all on the Carton Show!

The Carton Show takes a hard left turn from Tom Selleck jokes and Hogan's Heroes trivia into a full-blown Yankees debate. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to Brian Cashman's latest comments and push back hard on angry Yankee fans screaming about “running it back.” Carton argues Cashman has built a championship-caliber roster, questions what fans actually want, and explains why winning 94 games every year isn't something to take for granted.

A new Giants OC curveball hits when Art Stapleton floats Tanner Engstrom as a legitimate candidate after his Jets exit, citing his coaching ties and the idea that he may have been doomed by the Jets' quarterback situation. Evan and Tiki debate whether a fresh start with Jaxson Dart could unlock something different, even if Engstrom's first run as a coordinator didn't exactly inspire confidence. It quickly turns into a bigger point about trusting John Harbaugh, and the hilarious reality that Engstrom becoming competent in New York would only add another chapter to the “Jets ruin everyone” narrative. Then the show takes a sharp left into the station's internal soap opera as Tommy's group chat presence, late-night takes, and “who stole whose idea” drama becomes its own mini-segment, complete with receipts and a little friendly sabotage speculation. After that, the Mets portion arrives: Freddy Peralta meets the media and gets asked about an extension, and the crew reads between the lines. The instant “I just got here” framing tells the story, he's not eager to talk long-term yet, and it doesn't sound like something that's happening soon from either side. The segment closes with WFAN audio gold, including the rediscovery of the John Heyman blow-up clip and a new Clyde Frazier drop that instantly earns a spot in the rotation.

We went back into the archives to see how we actually reacted when Sam Darnold signed with Seattle, and it turns out we barely reacted at all. Instead of breaking down Darnold, we immediately pivoted to what it meant for everyone else. Now that Darnold is in the Super Bowl, we revisit that moment and ask what we missed. Plus, a surprising on-air moment involving Jerry Recco and an open Tampa Bay Buccaneers radio job. Why didn't Jerry bring it up directly, what the role really entails, and why this might be a bigger opportunity than it sounds. A mix of hindsight, media honesty, and a classic WFAN sidebar that turns into something much more interesting.

Evan & Tiki react to Art Stapleton linking former Jets OC Tanner Engstrand to the New York Giants, debate whether the Jets are officially the NFL's most dysfunctional franchise, and dive into coaching chaos, quarterback uncertainty, and front office leadership issues. Plus, fiery caller reactions, media feuds involving Joel Sherman, Jets despair at an all-time high, Yankees trade chatter, Mets contract talk, and classic WFAN banter you won't get anywhere else.

The show turns into a full sports smorgasbord, starting with the latest Giannis “ready for a new home” reporting and why the timing matters. The conversation breaks down how Giannis' leverage changes depending on whether a deal happens now or in the offseason, why a team like Detroit could make a move before he can fully steer the destination, and why Knicks fans might actually want this to wait so Giannis can pull the ultimate power move: the “no extension” threat that funnels him toward New York. From there, the discussion pivots to the Bill Belichick Hall of Fame weirdness, the Spygate bitterness lingering behind the scenes, and the most outrageous part of all: a voter claiming he can't even remember who he voted for. That leads to a classic WFAN flashback on the eternal question of public shaming voters, highlighted by the legendary Steve Summers moment that still makes everyone laugh. The segment wraps with calls on the Giants OC search, why Matt Nagy feels like a clean fit, and an unhinged but hilarious sidebar on Charlie Weis Jr, Jaxson Dart, and the conspiracy theory nobody asked for but everyone will remember.

Hour 2 opens with the debut of “Tiki's Top 5,” as Tiki lays out his preferred Giants offensive coordinator candidates after Todd Monken comes off the board. Matt Nagy sits at the top of the conversation thanks to the Andy Reid connection and play-calling experience, with other names like Kliff Kingsbury, Dave Ragone, Davis Webb, and a young riser in Declan Doyle getting a look. The big theme: Giants fans are ready to trust John Harbaugh no matter what, but the OC choice matters for Jaxson Dart and the direction of the offense. Then the show pivots back to the Jets, who reportedly hire a new defensive coordinator (Brian Duker) after a virtual interview just hours earlier. The guys react to what it says about the organization, how it essentially makes Aaron Glenn the real defensive boss while also trying to survive as head coach, and why Jets fans are spiraling into full-on “Woody meddling” paranoia. From there it turns into a true sports buffet: Giannis trade buzz heats up with Knicks fans debating whether the best move is waiting for the offseason leverage, while the crew rips into the Hall of Fame process after Bill Belichick is not first ballot and Bill Polian claims he is not 100% sure who he voted for. Plus, a classic WFAN flashback featuring Steve Summers going at the lone writer who did not vote for Jacob deGrom, and a hilarious detour into Charlie Weis Jr, Jaxson Dart, and an accidental Mark Wahlberg conspiracy.

On Night 12 of 40 Days & 40 Nights, Radio & TV Host Maggie Gray joins the show to discuss the Bills hiring Joe Brady as their new head coach, WFAN's Mike Fliegelman joins to breakdown the Jets parting ways with Offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand, Duke settles its lawsuit with Darian Mensah, and J. Cole teases new music dropping soon? Watch "40 Days & 40 Nights" hosted by EJ Stewart LIVE every Weekday at 8am & 6pm Eastern on YouTube, X and Instagram!

raig Carton and Chris McMonigle rip into the growing push for Jon Gruden to return to the NFL with the New York Jets. Is Gruden really the offensive genius fans think he is, or has his TV persona completely warped reality? The guys break down Gruden's actual coaching record, why he would destroy Aaron Glenn's authority, and how Jets desperation keeps recycling the same mistakes.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into a massive NBA bombshell as reports surface that Giannis Antetokounmpo may be on the move before the trade deadline. Are the New York Knicks the real destination, or are teams like the Warriors, Thunder, or Spurs lurking with better offers?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle deliver absolute madness on The Carton Show. From an unbelievable Rich Kotite update and hysterical behind-the-scenes coaching stories, to a full-blown debate on Giannis potentially coming to the Knicks and what it would mean for Jalen Brunson and the soul of the team.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle kick off the show breaking down a wild New York sports day. The Giants lose Todd Monken to the Browns, sparking a heated debate about embarrassment, John Harbaugh, and Jaxson Dart's future. The Jets get dragged into the Jon Gruden chaos, Barstool jokes fly, and the Knicks enter the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade conversation. Pure Carton energy, real New York sports drama, and zero filters.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle pull NO punches on WFAN as they break down why Eli Manning wasn't a first-ballot Hall of Famer, torch the NFL's voting logic, and dive head-first into total sports radio madness. From Bill Belichick controversy to Giannis trade rumors, Knicks panic

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle kick off a wild segment on the 40th anniversary of the Space Shuttle Challenger tragedy, diving into viral conspiracy theories claiming the astronauts may still be alive. From snow-melting conspiracies and flamethrower experiments to cold plunges gone wrong, the conversation spirals into classic Carton chaos. The segment then shifts to NFL drama as the Browns hire Todd Monken, Jim Schwartz storms out, and the Jets get pulled into Jon Gruden speculation.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle unload on another chaotic day in New York sports. The Giants take heat for organizational decisions, the Jets once again find themselves in dysfunction, and the Knicks fuel major speculation around their next big move. Classic Carton Show debate, loud opinions, New York edge, and zero patience for excuses.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go all-in on the NFL Hall of Fame controversy as Eli Manning falls short and Bill Belichick remains snubbed. Is Eli really a no-doubt Hall of Famer, or is the truth uncomfortable for Giants fans? The debate gets heated, callers bring chaos, Carton goes off on media hypocrisy, LeBron and Bronny nonsense on ESPN, and the show completely veers off the rails in classic Carton fashion.

WFAN hosts are erupting over former Jets quarterback Sam Darnold reaching the Super Bowl, sparking a heated debate on whether his success serves as the ultimate proof of the Jets' organizational failure

Hour 2 opens with a hard look at the Jets' coaching mess and why firing Aaron Glenn after one year was never going to bring in a top-tier replacement. Evan and Tiki explain how Cleveland's chaotic search reinforces the idea that some NFL jobs have become flat-out undesirable, and why Glenn blowing up his own staff feels both necessary and desperate. Then the conversation pivots to breaking NFL news as the Bills make a surprise move by promoting Joe Brady to head coach. The guys react to Buffalo passing on bigger names, what it means for Brian Daboll's future, and why internal hires sometimes signal fear of losing “the next guy” rather than true conviction. The hour wraps with Super Bowl talk, Tiki breaking down ball security and the Peanut Punch, and a chaotic Posting and Toasting segment that spirals into snow-football arguments, old WFAN tweets resurfacing, and a surprisingly heated debate over one question: is it acceptable for a Jets fan to wear a Sam Darnold jersey during Seahawks week?

Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle kick off this edition of "The Carton Show" with a heated debate over the future of New York Football. Giants & Jets could be the next Patriots? Who actually has a bright future if either? Also the guys get into it when discussing John Harbaugh's motivations for coming to Big Blue.

Pure Carton Show chaos on WFAN as Craig Carton takes on fiery callers, debates whether this is the Knicks' “no excuses” year, dives back into Jets coaching turmoil with Aaron Glenn, and delivers a wildly off-the-rails discussion that only Carton could pull off. From Giannis trade talk and NBA pressure comparisons to Josh Allen, to NIL insanity, college football chaos, golf legends, and laugh-out-loud analogies, this segment has everything—sports, controversy, and classic Carton unfiltered humor.

Craig Carton and Big Mac dive deep into the New York Knicks trade deadline drama, debating whether the Knicks should move Karl-Anthony Towns in a blockbuster deal for Giannis Antetokounmpo. Carton lays out realistic trade scenarios, discusses why KAT's contract is hard to move, analyzes roster chemistry, playoff identity, draft pick limitations, and explains why Giannis could instantly change everything in New York.

Another unpredictable Carton Show segment on WFAN as Craig Carton and Big Mac bounce from NFL chaos to New York sports frustration with classic Carton energy. From league decisions that make no sense, to Jets dysfunction, coaching talk, caller debates, and laugh-out-loud radio moments, this segment is pure WFAN madness.

Craig Carton goes off on the Pro Bowl process after a shocking quarterback selection, calling it a total embarrassment to the NFL. Carton and Big Mac break down eye-opening stats, debate reputation vs reality, question league credibility, dive into Browns coaching chaos, Kevin Stefanski criticism, Baker Mayfield grudges, and somehow end up arguing about how many beers are in a case.

Craig Carton stuns Big Mac by admitting he once turned down the chance to hang out with rock legend Robert Plant after a Led Zeppelin concert in Atlantic City and now deeply regrets it. The segment spirals into classic Carton Show chaos with outrageous World Cup ticket prices, flipping Super Bowl–level seats for massive profit, NASCAR pit dreams, a humiliating dirt track racing story, Mets vs Jets coaching debates, and nonstop WFAN laughs.

Craig Carton reacts to what he calls the “Tweet of the Year” after Hall of Famer Chipper Jones absolutely annihilates a troll on Twitter with a savage, unforgettable response. From Mets fans admitting reluctant respect, to ridiculous hypotheticals, legendary Jim McMahon stories, Ric Flair chaos, and a heated debate on John Harbaugh vs Aaron Boone, this Carton Show segment spirals into peak WFAN madness.

A wild Carton Show segment on WFAN starts with Craig Carton reacting to shocking Super Bowl ticket prices and quickly spirals into a fiery, must-hear debate about the New York Jets. Craig and Big Mac clash over Aaron Glenn firing his coaching staff, offensive and defensive coordinator drama, leadership, dysfunction, and whether the Jets finally taking accountability is a step forward or just more chaos.

WFAN hosts are erupting over former Jets quarterback Sam Darnold reaching the Super Bowl, sparking a heated debate on whether his success serves as the ultimate proof of the Jets' organizational failure

Scott Mason talks Jets 2026 offseason with Gordon Damer of WFAN and the Gordon Damer on Sports podcast! Gordon shares his thoughts on the 2025 season, the beginning of the Aaron Glenn & Darren Mougey regime, what the Jets should do at QB, a look ahead to free agency, potential draft strategy, the issues that persist with Jets owner Woody Johnson ........and much more! Check out the Play Like A Jet store and get your "Play Like A Jet" logo shirt RIGHT NOW! Hoodies, hats, mugs, etc.....also available! https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/19770068-play-like-a-jet-logo-shirt?store_id=717242 To advertise on Play Like A Jet, please contact: Justin@Brokencontrollermedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WFAN hosts are erupting over former Jets quarterback Sam Darnold reaching the Super Bowl, sparking a heated debate on whether his success serves as the ultimate proof of the Jets' organizational failure

Craig Carton puts Chris McMonigle on trial and SLAMS the case shut using Giants history. From the 2008 NFC Championship Game in frozen Lambeau to today's snow-filled playoff chaos, Carton argues football is MEANT for the elements. Big Mac pushes back, calling the game unwatchable and Craig isn't having it.

Craig Carton comes out FIRING on The Carton Show as he unloads on the New England Patriots' “gift-wrapped” road to the Super Bowl. From Sam Darnold debates to Sean Payton's coaching blunders, Carton and Chris McMonigle clash over bad football, bad offenses, and fans crying about snow games. Plus, Craig says there's BLOOM OFF the Bill Belichick rose and predicts a shocking coaching return.

The Carton Show turns into absolute mayhem as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate snow football, Jets failures, Giants draft disasters, and the Sam Darnold controversy. Callers light up the phone lines arguing Lambeau weather, Jets incompetence, the Rooney Rule, and whether the Jets or Giants should be MORE embarrassed by Sam Darnold playing in the Super Bowl.

Craig Carton delivers an all-time Carton Show rant as he declares Geno Smith the most powerful player in the NFL and somehow proves it. From Super Bowl appearances to the No. 1 overall pick, Carton breaks down Geno's “power” while Chris McMonigle pushes back. The debate spirals into snow football, domes, George Washington getting absolutely cooked, Netflix stunt climbers, and one of the wildest segments you'll hear on WFAN.

Absolute chaos on The Carton Show as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to a bizarre New York Giants fan survey that turns into a sponsorship “scam.” From roasting the idea of winning a Jaxson Dart autograph to debating John Harbaugh's coaching tree, the segment spirals into wild WFAN callers, bowling shoe theft advice, tanking ideas gone wrong, and Carton calling out uninspired Giants hires.

Craig Carton completely unloads on the Empire State Building lighting up in New England Patriots colors calling it UNACCEPTABLE for New York City. The rant spirals into Eagles hate, NFL hypocrisy, Jets tanking dreams, Giants coaching news, and an all-time Carton story about Frank Reich's unbelievable quarterback evaluation method.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down what went wrong for Sean McVay and the Rams in a brutal playoff loss. From clock mismanagement and refusing to go for two, to defensive breakdowns, taunting penalties, and confusing replay decisions, Carton questions whether McVay keeps coming up small in the postseason.

Jets fans are living in sports hell. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the absolute nightmare Super Bowl matchup nobody in New York wanted: Sam Darnold back on the biggest stage AND the Patriots sniffing another title.

Evan & Tiki talk about rooting for Sam Darnold and how things could have panned out differently in New York for him. Plus, Evan wonders what would have happened if the Jets drafted Josh Allen instead (18:41); Craig on the possibility of Lamar Jackson on the Jets (39:53), and a caller asks Craig if he has inside info on defensive coordinators who refused to interview with the Jets (46:54).

Hear from John Harbaugh, Joe Schoen (17:54), and Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News (32:42) on another eventful week for the New York Giants.

Boomer & Gio give their first impressions of John Harbaugh following his introductory press conference. Plus, Craig Carton and C-Mac debate if the Harbaugh excitement is overblown (14:50); Evan & Tiki interview Harbaugh (36:47), and ponder if Rex Ryan could join his staff (54:41); Boomer & Gio also discuss potential coordinators and coaching staff (1:19:09).

Hear from John Harbaugh, Joe Schoen (17:54), and Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News (32:42) on another eventful week for the New York Giants.

Evan & Tiki talk about rooting for Sam Darnold and how things could have panned out differently in New York for him. Plus, Evan wonders what would have happened if the Jets drafted Josh Allen instead (18:41); Craig on the possibility of Lamar Jackson on the Jets (39:53), and a caller asks Craig if he has inside info on defensive coordinators who refused to interview with the Jets (46:54).