Boomer & Gio

Boomer makes the case for why the Jets should stick with Glenn despite a brutal first year, pointing to a depleted roster and a lack of QB stability. We shift to Big Blue to ask: Can the Giants pull off a "worst-to-first" turnaround in the division, or is the head coaching search already looming? Plus, we break down potential draft targets for both the Jets and Giants as they look to rebuild from the ground up.

Jerry’s back with Jaxson Dart getting candid about his future with the Giants despite a rough rookie season, and Lamar Jackson fires back at critics who say he "quit" on the Ravens. Aaron Rodgers reflects on his move to Pittsburgh and his future beyond this season.

We tackle the "Loser Leaves Town" rumors surrounding the Steelers-Ravens showdown—could a loss on Sunday end the era for either Mike Tomlin or John Harbaugh? We look at the playoff pressure on Sean McDermott, Zac Taylor’s standing in Cincy, and the head-scratching move in Miami to hire Troy Aikman as a GM consultant while Dan Marino is already on the payroll.

Jerry's back with highlights of the Rose Bowl massacre. Plus, Mike Kafka’s Giants are looking to spoil the Cowboys' Sunday, while Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson address the rumors surrounding their status for the weekend. And stick around for Gio’s latest gripe—he’s had enough of Rich Eisen in the broadcast booth!

There are more reports saying the Giants are likely keeping Joe Schoen, even after the draft. Plus, Jaxson Dart’s dad took to social media to respond to Danny Kanell’s take on his son with, ‘Bro, eat a fat one’. Spicy!

Jerry kicks things off with Indiana’s absolute demolition of Alabama—is Fernando Mendoza the real deal? Plus, Jaxson Dart looks to the future with Malik Nabers, and the stakes couldn’t be higher for the Steelers vs. Ravens. Gio asks: If Mike Tomlin loses the AFC North, is it time for Pittsburgh to move on?

Boomer weighs in on the Aaron Glenn rumors—is he staying or going? Plus, we’re breaking down the draft landscape for the Giants and Jets, and which free agent QBs could be wearing Green & White next season.

Jerry and Willie Colon put a cap on 2025 with a packed New Year’s Eve show.. From Willie’s "trial by fire" debut with Mike Francesa and the "kumbaya" culture of modern athletes to the fallout of Pete Alonso’s Mets exit and the Yankees’ pursuit of Cody Bellinger. The guys navigate everything from Trevon Diggs' release and "out of control" college athletics. Joined by SNY’s Steve Gelbs and FS1’s Chris Broussard, they wrap up the year with Jerry’s top "Moments of the Day," vision board traditions, and a look ahead at what a successful 2026 needs to look like for the Jets and Giants.

Jerry and Willie Colon end 2025 with a New Year’s Eve mix of locker room lessons and office chaos. From Willie’s legendary first encounter with Mike Francesa and his "kumbaya" critique of modern athletes to the mystery of finding expired 2014 Mountain Dew in the studio. The guys dive deep into the Jets' effort issues, the Trevon Diggs fallout, and Willie’s hilarious story of meeting Mario Lemieux without a clue who he was.

Jerry and Willie Colon look ahead to 2026 as they debate the future of the New York Jets and why firing Aaron Glenn would be a historic shocker. Willie reveals the best (and worst) gifts he ever received from his QBs—including a legendary gesture from Ryan Fitzpatrick—before Jerry wraps up the year with the top 5 "Moments of the Day" from 2025.

SNY’s Steve Gelbs joins the show to break down the fallout of the Mets letting Pete Alonso walk and what it’s actually like surviving this Jets season behind the scenes with Willie. CLo unearths classic WFAN "debut" tapes of Jacob Wilkins with Mike Francesa, before diving into Joe Burrow’s special breakfast habits. Willie shares his family’s New Year’s Eve vision board tradition and the importance of entering 2026 with accountability and positive energy.

Jerry and Willie dive into the Yankees’ pursuit of Cody Bellinger and why the "perfect fit" for the Bronx is still waiting on a deal. The guys talk college sports—featuring unfiltered takes from John Calipari and Rick Pitino—before FS1’s Chris Broussard joins to talk NFL, Lamar Jackson’s health and the Knicks' championship ceiling.

FS1’s Chris Broussard joins the show to discuss NFL playoff scenarios, Lamar Jackson’s return to practice and the Knicks’ chances of winning it all.

Both the Mets and Yankees are waiting for Cody Bellinger to make a decision...any decision.

Willie explains his family tradition of making vision boards on New Year’s Eve. It’s a way to go into the new year with some positive energy and trying to hold yourself accountable to achieving goals.

Steve breaks down what it’s really like sharing the desk with Willie Colon during a chaotic Jets season and gives his take on the Mets’ offseason—including the move to let Pete Alonso walk in free agency.

Jerry presents his pick for the best of best of moments that make you laugh or cringe or both.

Willie and Jerry are looking ahead to the 2026 NY sports landscape. The Jets finished 2025 in the cellar, but Willie explains why Aaron Glenn’s job is safer than the fans might think.

The Cowboys move on from Trevon Diggs, Hard Knocks finds a new star, and a mixed bag for NY hockey.

Willie Colon share a story about his first time on the air with Mike Francesa. Willie breaks down the jarring reality of moving from the locker room to the media room and reveals a specific lesson learned from a teammate's blunder. We wrap things up with a dive into Caleb Williams’ growth and whether he’s finally living up to the Chicago hype.