Boomer & Gio

Hour 1
We started with the Knicks beating the terrible Bulls last night, scoring 84 points in the first half alone. We talked about this being LeBron’s last year. We then talked about the Eagles, in their kelly green uniforms, starting Joe Milton at QB this week against the Giants. Boomer said the Giants should ‘buckle up’ as this guy has wheels and a ‘howitzer’ for an arm. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Nick Sirianni on Milton starting. John Harbaugh is acting like facing Milton is the same as Tanner McKee. JJ McCarthy said he feels caught up since he had the bye week. Geno Smith talked about preparing to face the Chiefs. Quentin Lake of the Rams said Justin Herbert was ‘throwing deli meat out there’. We heard from Jim Harbaugh and Herbert on those comments. We took a lot of calls from people trying to explain ‘throwing eli meat’. In the final segment of the hour, a guy who said he played in the NFL doesn’t like all the criticism the Jets are getting on WFAN.

Hour 2
Gio was listening to old jazz pianist Oscar Peterson and watched an interview with him an Dick Cavett. Gio wonders why nobody talks about him anymore and he had a great career. Gio can’t believe he is still alive at 89 years old. And what about Dick Van Dyke? And why is nobody named Dick anymore? We talked a lot about Cavett and how great his talk show used to be. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Eagles starting Joe Milton at QB this week. John Harbaugh is familiar with the QB’s work. Aaron Glenn said they put extra work in practice on their red zone offense. The Knicks clobbered the Bulls last night, scoring 84 in the first half. Gio thinks NFL teams are going to start doing rest weeks for star players. In the final segment of the hour, a California man died on his 97th birthday while dancing to ‘Stayin’ Alive’.

Hour 3
We started with our studio construction as guys are currently in the ceiling trying to fix the flickering lights. Sources say Dianna Russini is going to return next week. It will be her own show on a digital platform. Gio talked about going on podcasts and he wonders what he gets out of going on as a guest. He did the Jay Horwitz podcast because Jay was very kind to him when he was the PR guy with the Mets for decades. Why would she want to go back to doing this again? How can she still love it? Jerry returns for an update and starts with JJ McCarthy who did a lot of work in the bye week. He also loves Matt Nagy’s play calling. Chris Russo tried to say ‘blue tsunami’ and it didn’t go well. Geno Smith talked about wanting wins, not just great offensive performances. Dan Campbell talked about facing the Dolphins this week. The Knicks dominated the Bulls last night, scoring 84 in the first half alone. In the final segment of the hour, Bob Dylan met the Pope and the Pope gave him a rosary. Dylan gave the Pope his autobiography.

Hour 4
We started with Jerry singing Bob Dylan and we talked about Jerry leaving concerts early. Chris Rock said in a recent interview he ruined his first marriage by watching too much porn. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with Quentin Lake of the Rams saying Justin Herbert was ‘throwing deli meat out there’. How is Jim Harbaugh letting this happen with Justin Herbert? How is he regressing? Pat Murphy talked about interviewing with the Mets a few years ago. The Moment of The Day: What does ‘throwing deli meat out there’ mean? In the final segment of the show, we talked about tonight’s Ravens/Jags game. The spread is only 9 ½. A listener reached out to Gio saying Rami is wearing a woman’s jacket.

Joe Milton's surprise start for the Eagles has Boomer and Gio warning the Giants not to take Sunday lightly. Milton's cannon arm and mobility present a dangerous, unpredictable challenge, but the Giants are favored and simply cannot afford to blow this opportunity. With J.J. McCarthy coming off the bye, this is a game New York absolutely needs to win.

Meanwhile, Jalen Brunson explodes as the Knicks crush the Bulls, putting up an incredible 84 first-half points and looking like their championship selves again. But Philadelphia's hot start still has Boomer concerned. The Jets' continued struggles spark a harsh assessment of Aaron Glenn, his questionable game management, and a fan base losing confidence despite promising offensive performances. Plus, Justin Herbert gets publicly mocked for throwing "deli meat," sending Boomer, Gio, and a parade of callers into a hilarious debate over what the insult actually means.

Gio takes a wild trip down memory lane after listening to jazz legend Oscar Peterson leads him to rediscover the incredible interviews of Dick Cavett. Why aren't we hearing more from living legends who witnessed some of the biggest moments in American history? Gio rips today's influencer culture and wonders why fascinating figures like Cavett and Dick Van Dyke aren't getting more attention. The conversation takes a hilarious turn into the disappearing popularity of the name Dick, while callers share surprising updates about Cavett's life today.

Meanwhile, the Giants prepare for a dangerous new challenge with Joe Milton starting for the Eagles, and Aaron Glenn addresses the Jets' red-zone struggles ahead of their matchup with Kansas City. Boomer questions the NBA's continued use of rest days as the Knicks celebrate a blowout win over Chicago.

Plus, a bizarre story about a 97-year-old man dying at his own birthday party after dancing to "Stayin' Alive," the Islanders bringing back their infamous fisherman logo, and Micah Parsons working toward his return.

Diana Russini is reportedly returning to NFL media, and Gio can't understand why she'd want to jump back into the same business after her highly publicized controversy involving Mike Vrabel. Gio argues that her credibility as a journalist has been compromised and questions why she wouldn't pursue an entirely different career. Boomer pushes back, defending her right to return to the industry she knows best. Things get heated when callers challenge Gio's argument, leading to a fiery debate over second chances, reputation, and whether some professional scandals are impossible to escape.

Meanwhile, J.J. McCarthy prepares for a crucial Giants-Eagles showdown against Joe Milton, while Geno Smith and the Jets look to turn their season around. Plus, Jalen Brunson dominates the Bulls before his Law & Order debut, Mad Dog Russo delivers another hilarious verbal blunder, and Boomer and Gio can't believe what Bob Dylan wore to meet the Pope.

We started with Jerry singing Bob Dylan and we talked about Jerry leaving concerts early. Chris Rock said in a recent interview he ruined his first marriage by watching too much porn. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with Quentin Lake of the Rams saying Justin Herbert was ‘throwing deli meat out there’. How is Jim Harbaugh letting this happen with Justin Herbert? How is he regressing? Pat Murphy talked about interviewing with the Mets a few years ago. The Moment of The Day: What does ‘throwing deli meat out there’ mean? In the final segment of the show, we talked about tonight’s Ravens/Jags game. The spread is only 9 ½. A listener reached out to Gio saying Rami is wearing a woman’s jacket.