Boomer & Gio

It’s a Christmas miracle at Madison Square Garden! Pat Boyle joins the show to explain why he never doubts Jalen Brunson, even when the Knicks are down. The morning's biggest headlines, including Mike Brown’s MVP campaign for Brunson and a wild finish in Denver that saw the Broncos topple the Chiefs’ third-string QB.

Knicks show a lot of depth on both sides of the ball. This team's going places.

The Mets have continued taking a sledgehammer to the team's core, trading Jeff McNeil to the A's. Jerry Recco doesn't understand the plan after parting with several key contributors, while Evan says there better be additions coming soon. Plus, Marc Malusis says the Mets are clearly David Stearns' team now, and he better get it right.

It’s a Christmas Eve special with Jerry and Willie Colon as they autopsy the Jets' season following Justin Fields' move to IR and debate if NFL teams are scouting the wrong QB traits. The guys dive into the "Old Guard" comeback of Philip Rivers, the Giants' high-stakes tanking dilemma, and Willie’s raw take on why some teams have already "mailed it in." From mic’d up Aaron Rodgers and the case for Bart Scott as a DC to Ben Simmons’ rumored pro-fishing pivot and Joe Benigno’s holiday rage, we’re covering it all. We wrap up with Jerry’s driving horror stories, a $1.7 billion Powerball update, and a full Week 17 preview to get you ready for the holiday slate.

It’s a Christmas Eve special with Jerry and Willie Colon! We autopsy the Jets’ season as Justin Fields hits IR and debate if NFL teams are scouting the wrong QB traits. Plus, we go inside the huddle with mic’d up Aaron Rodgers, discuss why Brian Burns is the lone local Pro Bowler, and Willie’s raw stories on the violence of the trenches and the "positive coaching" era.

Jerry and Willie Colon tackle the "Old Guard" QB era, debating if Philip Rivers can hijack the Comeback Player of the Year award and if Tom Brady’s belief that he can still play is reality or delusion. We jump into the Giants' high-stakes "tanking" dilemma and the Jets' late-season effort issues, while Willie pulls back the curtain on locker room culture and which media members players actually trust after Shedeur Sanders’ media masterclass.

The driving lessons continue as Jerry shares a "horror story" from the past and tests CLo on his manual transmission knowledge. We dive into the Raiders' future as Willie and Jerry debate if Pete Carroll is already "one and done", while Maxx Crosby makes it clear he isn't playing for draft picks. From the "polite" intensity of a mic'd up Philip Rivers to Willie’s stories of getting ratted out to Mike Tomlin for cursing at refs, we’re covering it all. We wrap with Joe Benigno’s latest Mets rant, a caller’s bizarre "furry" claim, and Willie’s definitive top three Christmas songs.

The Knicks kept it close without Brunson and they look good moving forward. Plus, NBA stars vs. NFL backup QBs in a holiday ratings war. We’re tracking the $1.7 billion Powerball fever and Joe Benigno’s latest Steve Cohen meltdown, while CLo unearths a classic 2009 Boomer & Carton throwback. Plus, we discuss Ben Simmons’ rumored pivot to professional fishing and a heavy "Moment of the Day" on the shocking violence of the NFL. Jerry and Willie wrap it all up with a full Week 17 preview.

Boomer & Gio ain't here but we got Jerry and Willie giving us the look ahead at this week's NFL games.

No Brunson, no win last night, but the Knicks were in it until the end. Jerry has high hopes for this team moving forward.

We change things up for a few minutes talking about our favorite Christmas songs. There are people who don't like the Grinch song? Really?

Philip Rivers is back, but he still isn’t cursing—we revisit his "intense" mic’d-up moments from Monday night and compare them to Willie’s legendary on-field trash talk. Plus, the holiday spirit hasn't reached Joe Benigno, who is still absolutely scorched-earth on Steve Cohen and David Stearns.

Alvin Kamara says to "trust the process," but is that enough? Willie Colon isn't buying it, calling out the Jets' lack of hustle in the final stretch. Willie reveals how players really feel about the media members looking for drama as we break down Shedeur Sanders’ savvy response to a trap question.

Jerry and Willie debate if Philip Rivers can actually hijack the Comeback Player of the Year race after just a few games. Plus, Tom Brady still thinks he can sling it, and Willie explains why every veteran QB is feeling the itch. Then, we pivot to the G-Men: what is the plan for Jaxson Dart and the Giants’ QB room to close out the year?

Positive reinforcement or performance-based reality? How do modern teams handle struggle. Then, we break down Aaron Rodgers’ "ice-cold" poise on a key TD drive that proved he’s still got it.

The Justin Fields experiment just hit IR. Willie and Jerry autopsy a season gone sideways and debate if the NFL’s QB draft process is fundamentally broken.

Jerry and Willie Colon tackle a lot in New York sports, diving into the "stuck and miserable" reality of the Jets’ locker room culture and the Giants' search for a new leader among candidates like Mike McCarthy and Brian Flores. Between reacting to the stunning Mets fire sale of Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso, the guys debate the future of Jaxson Dart, Carl Banks' frustrations with Big Blue, and Willie’s pitch for a veteran bridge QB like Kyler Murray. From Brock Purdy’s dominance and Philip Rivers’ return and Jerry’s shocking "Napoleon Dynamite" confession, this show covers everything from holiday festivities to the total teardown of local franchises.

Jerry and Willie Colon dissect the "stuck and miserable" reality for Jets fans, questioning if a locker room playing for themselves has completely tanked the season's expectations. Plus, the guys recap Brock Purdy’s 5-TD masterclass and Philip Rivers’ vintage return, while debating whether the Giants and Jets are making desperate moves just to appease a fed-up fanbase.

Jerry and Willie dive into the holiday spirit, but the "Mets-mas" forecast looks bleak after the Jeff McNeil trade and Pete Alonso’s departure. Should the Giants bench Jaxson Dart to protect their tank? Plus, Chad Ochocinco defends DK Metcalf after his fan-striking suspension.

Jerry and Willie kick off the hour debating the Giants' future, with Willie highlighting some prime candidates to lead the franchise. The conversation shifts from Brock Purdy’s flawless performance to the dismantling of the Mets’ roster, reacting to the Jeff McNeil trade and Steve Cohen’s personal damage control regarding his recent tweets. Finally, the guys look ahead to the Jets' defensive coordinator search and share their strategies for surviving the heavy meals and workouts of the Christmas season.