Boomer & Gio

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The Jets’ coaching staff is taking shape with Frank Reich likely joining the ranks, sparking a heated debate over whether Kyler Murray, Malik Willis, or even Deshaun Watson will be the one to lead his offense. The Mets welcome Freddy Peralta while manager Carlos Mendoza addresses rumors of a rift between stars Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor. From the Rangers' dramatic overtime victory to the looming dread of life after football season—and even the threat of a Yellowstone supervolcano—we cover a lot of stuff and laugh as well.

Reports are out there that Frank Reich is nearing a role on the Jets' offensive staff—a move Boomer Esiason warns is a "three-year process". David Stearns prepares to introduce Freddy Peralta as the Mets' new ace. Meanwhile, the Super Bowl stage is set for a showdown between Sam Darnold’s Seahawks and Drake Maye’s Patriots.

Frank Reich is reportedly joining the Jets' staff, but he’ll need a QB to lead the charge. From Kyler Murray and Malik Willis to the return of Geno Smith or a Kirk Cousins era. Ochocinco offers up why Mike McDaniels didn't go to the Eagles and why other OCs don't seem to want the job either. We end the hour with Gio & Al acting out Chipper Jones' interacting with fans on X.

Gio meets Barstool's Rico Bosco and we grapple with the post-football "Sunday blues." Jerry with Cam Skattebo’s rookie reflections and DeAndre Hopkins’ heavy hints at wanting a Buffalo landing, the Rangers' OT thriller and getting ready for the WFAN Islanders outing this Saturday.

Carlos Mendoza just pulled back the curtain on a fractured Mets clubhouse, revealing that stars Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor may not be seeing eye-to-eye. Jerry has Rangers' OT thriller and David Wright’s plea for fans to trust the "Stearns Masterplan." He also has a snowy Moment of the Day and we end the show pondering the alleged "supervolcano" in Yellowstone.

The Moment of the Day involves the aforementioned mother-in-law and her difficulty parking when it snows.

Carlos Mendoza was on a podcast with Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman and said the Mets clubhouse last year was not "celebrating" each other. He also talked about the differences between Soto and Lindor.

Jerry’s back with Cam Skattebo’s "Welcome to the NFL" moment from the Roommates Podcast. DeAndre Hopkins’ talks joining Josh Allen in Buffalo. Plus, we recap the Rangers' big overtime win over the Bruins.

Rico Bosco of Barstool DMd Gio about going to Shane Gillis at MSG. Also, the NFL season is coming to a close so now what?

Interesting remarks by Ochocinco about why Mike McDaniel's didn't want to go to the Eagles. Same question about Frank Reich. Jerry also has all the recaps from yesterdays games.

QBs could be those on the Browns roster or Tua. We also toss around Geno Smith and Kirk Cousins.

Jerry's here with reaction from Cooper Kupp about the Seahawks going to the Super Bowl. The Mets are introducing Freddy Peralta today and David Wright asks fans to be patient with the process. Rangers fans can be happy that their team beat the Bruins.

Connor Hughes of SNY has been on it and Boomer said the reporting seems accurate. We break down what it might mean for the team and their future.

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

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Sam Darnold completes his redemption tour leading the Seahawks to a showdown against the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Jerry has all the sounds of Seattle’s win over the Rams, the disastrous Jarrett Stidham backward pass that punched New England's ticket, and Boomer’s early lean on the spread. Plus, the Jets coaching carousel spins with rumors of Frank Reich joining Aaron Glenn's staff, Philip Rivers flirts with (and then flees) the Bills job, and we even have a bit of controversy as the midday show decides to defy Boomer's edict that people must come in after a snow storm.

From Sam Darnold’s "ghosts" with the Jets to a Super Bowl berth with the Seahawks, it's the ultimate redemption story as he prepares to face the Patriots. Jerry has the sounds of the Pats & Seahawks wins. Mike Macdonald’s praise for his QB, and the Jarrett Stidham backward pass that spelled doom. Plus, Boomer gives his early Super Bowl spread, Gio recaps a Shane Gillis show at MSG, and we try to figure out what a caller is talking about.

As the Jets’ coaching staff faces a massive overhaul under Aaron Glenn—including rumors of Frank Reich as OC —we wonder if any rookie QB can survive the current mess in New York. Sounds of Sam Darnold punching his ticket to the Super Bowl, the Patriots capitalizing on a disastrous Jarrett Stidham backward pass, Plus, we hear from Mike Macdonald, Sean McVay, and Mike Vrabel. Also, Gio’s “pathetic” Saturday night and Eddie's Bloody Mary soaked Sunday.