Boomer & Gio

We debate whether Jaxson Dart should have a say who the next Giants head coach should be.

Sam Darnold gets the Sebastian Maniscalco treatment from Pat Boyle, plus the audio on Seattle’s historic three straight 2-point conversions. We also preview Ben Johnson’s Bears-Packers debut and tackle Jerry’s grim warning that the red-hot Knicks are "one injury away from collapsing."

Knicks win the Cup and beat the Pacers last night. Is Boomer touching the money by thinking they can go all the way this year?

Jerry kicks things off with the sights and sounds from the Seahawks' wild OT victory, including post-game reactions from Sam Darnold and Sean McVay. Plus, we recap a winning night for New York as both the Knicks and Rangers secure big road wins.

Did the Rams get robbed, or did the Seahawks just play to the whistle? We break down that bizarre 2-point conversion where the defense stood still while Seattle found the end zone.

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On today’s show, we break down a packed slate starting with the Knicks’ potential rest day after their Cup Championship and the brewing chaos in Miami as Tua is demoted to third string for Quinn Ewers. We debate Aaron Glenn’s future with the Jets, Sam Darnold’s high-stakes "moment of truth" tonight against the Seahawks, and Joe Burrow’s increasingly cryptic press conferences in Cincinnati. Plus, we cover the Mets’ latest bullpen additions, Puka Nacua’s wild referee conspiracy theories, and a bittersweet farewell to Rich Ackerman—complete with a side of cold stuffed shells. From the complexities of Kirk Cousins’ progressions to a heated debate over Boomer showing up sick to a "sterno-free" office breakfast, it’s a full morning of drama, transitions, and Thursday night football.

The Knicks return from their Cup Championship to face the Pacers, but are they resting their stars? Plus, a germ-aphobic office breakfast is on the way, the Dolphins drop Tua to third string for Quinn Ewers, and the Bears stadium search takes a surprise turn toward Indiana. We’ll also talk Puka Nacua’s referee conspiracy and the gear we just got from Hofstra and Fran Tarkenton.

The Jets’ future is in flux as Gio disagrees with Mike Florio whether Aaron Glenn is "one and done," while Joe Burrow and Zac Taylor spark major questions in Cincinnati. Plus, Jerry’s got the latest on the Dolphins’ shocking move to bench Tua for Quinn Ewers, Puka Nacua’s wild referee conspiracy theory, and the words of Rich Ackerman from last night. We’ll also preview tonight's massive Rams-Seahawks showdown and find out why Gio is warning his daughter that "Dads don't like snow."

We dive into Joe Burrow’s cryptic press conferences and what they mean for his future in Cincinnati, plus a massive preview of tonight’s Rams-Seahawks clash where Gio predicts Sam Darnold will "crumble" under the pressure. Jerry delivers updates on the Quinn Ewers era beginning in Miami and Kirk Cousins’ complex QB masterclass, while we wrap things up with some 1:00 AM norovirus drama and the heated debate over Boomer coming to work sick.

The Mets continue their bullpen blitz by adding Luke Weaver, while the crew bids a chilly farewell to Rich Ackerman and his fridge-cold stuffed shells. Between updates on Puka Nacua’s ref conspiracy and the awkward fallout of Tua’s demotion in Miami, we look at Myles Garrett’s quiet pursuit of the sack record and say goodbye to longtime colleagues at our holiday breakfast.

Jerry closes out the morning with Puka Nacua’s wild theory about refs "chasing clout," while the drama in Miami reaches a boiling point as Boomer questions how Tua and Mike McDaniel can even coexist following Tua’s demotion. We look at Aaron Glenn’s defensive plan for New Orleans, Jaxson Dart’s optimistic outlook, and Gio’s frustration over the lack of buzz surrounding Myles Garrett’s pursuit of the sack record. Plus, Cam Ward demands a seat at the coaching table and Kenyon Martin reacts to Josh Hart’s viral celebration antics.

The Mets added another Yankees reliever - Luke Weaver - after signing Devin Williams earlier. Where will Cody Bellinger end up?

Jerry’s back as Sean McVay and Mike Kafka prep for matchups against the Seahawks and Vikings. The drama heats up in Miami as Mike McDaniel explains the switch to Quinn Ewers, while Kirk Cousins gives a masterclass in QB complexity and Kenyon Martin reacts to Josh Hart’s wild celebration with Jalen Brunson.

It’s a big showdown tonight between the Rams and Seahawks, but all eyes are on Sam Darnold. Gio claims Darnold "is going to crumble tonight."

Tonight's Rams-Seahawks clash kicks off a wild slate as Jaxson Dart and Brady Cook prepare for matchups against the Vikings and Saints. The drama is peaking in Miami with Tua’s shocking drop to third string, while Joe Burrow and Zac Taylor spark major questions about their futures in Cincinnati.

Is Aaron Glenn’s time with the Jets already ticking away? Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk reports there is a real chance especially after the mid-season firing of defensive coordinator Steve Wilks—a move Florio views as a major red flag for the head coach's stability.

Jerry’s here with Dan Quinn treating Jaxson Dart like a running back, while the Dolphins SHOCK the league by benching Tua all the way to third string for Quinn Ewers! Plus, the Bears are looking at Indiana for a home, Puka Nacua calls out the refs for 'clout chasing,' and Cam Ward wants a say in his next head coach.

Looks like the Knicks might not play up to four of their star players for the Pacers game. The Cup must've wore 'em out.