Boomer & Gio

We break down the 49ers' victory over the Rams, covering Brock Purdy’s three-touchdown performance, Myles Garrett’s quiet night, and postgame reactions from Kyle Shanahan, Sean McVay, and Matthew Stafford. On the gridiron, we preview a crucial Jets-Titans matchup, Cooper Rush taking over for the Falcons, Frank Reich analyzing Robert Saleh’s defense, and reveal our Week 1 NFL picks alongside high expectations for the Giants. Over on the diamond, we celebrate Anthony Volpe’s explosive 5-RBI comeback capped by a grand slam, look ahead to the Subway Series with Aaron Boone, and mark the opening of the weekend on the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

We kick off with a moment of remembrance on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 before diving into the 49ers' impressive win over the Rams, an incredible feat coming off Kyle Shanahan’s accident, Jed York’s arrest, and a trip to Australia. Jerry brings his first update packed with game highlights, followed by reactions from Mike Evans after his touchdown, Sean McVay's post-game thoughts, and Frank Reich breaking down Robert Saleh’s defense. Then, Aaron Rodgers drops a bombshell on Cam Heyward’s podcast about his breakup with Shailene Woodley, Anthony Volpe crushes a grand slam in his Yankees return, and we close out the hour with more from Rodgers on his former teammates and coaches.

Gio buys into the Giants hoping not to look foolish, then eagerly anticipates Boomer dealing with incoming "fire Frank Reich" callers. After touching on the anniversary of 9/11 and Relay For America, addressing a caller's frustration with early-season sloppy football, and revealing Gio's nighttime routine of cortisol cocktails and mouth tape, Jerry brings the updates: the 49ers' victory over the Rams featuring Brock Purdy's three touchdowns, Sean McVay's postgame admission, and Myles Garrett's statless performance. Finally, Bill Maher vents over a crowd photo during his monologue, Aaron Rodgers blasts ESPN as a "gutless organization," and we replay Anthony Volpe's grand slam in his big-league return to close out the hour.

We start with 9/11 remembrance on its 25th anniversary as a caller recalls WFAN on that morning, before Jerry brings updates on the 49ers beating the Rams, featuring Kyle Shanahan on playing before 100,000 fans and Matthew Stafford admitting they didn't play well enough. Next, Aaron Rodgers joins Cam Heyward’s podcast to address teammates who spoke out against him and vent about Trump, Obama, and Biden. Finally, Anthony Volpe delivers a grand slam in a 5-RBI night, and the hour closes with a Giants fan predicting a division win and a huge year for Abdul Carter.

Tonight’s Subway Series kickoff on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 leads off the show, followed by a preview of an ugly-looking Jets-Titans matchup where a New York loss would spell trouble ahead of three tough NFC North games. We touch on Cooper Rush starting for the Falcons. Jerry’s final update brings sounds from the 49ers' win over the Rams, Christian McCaffrey’s story about an Australian haircut, Sean McVay’s perspective on the loss, and Myles Garrett’s statless night. Aaron Rodgers drops wild comments about Shailene Woodley wanting another partner post-engagement and addresses former teammates who spoke out against him. Aaron Boone reflects on the Subway Series and 9/11, Aaron Rodgers, and we close out the week with our NFL Week 1 picks.