The Mets traded Jeff McNeil to the A’s. Jerry is still skeptical of the Mets offseason and letting Pete Alonso walk.

Brock Purdy’s five-touchdown Niners win brings you up to date on the end of an NFL week. The guys scrutinize Aaron Glenn’s shifting quarterback narrative and Mike Kafka’s struggling interim tenure, questioning if things are actually improving or just spiraling further out of control.

Jerry and Willie Colon dive into the "stuck and miserable" reality of Jets fandom, questioning whether the roster was ever as talented as advertised. From must-see postgame meltdowns to a locker room playing for themselves, the duo pulls no punches on why this season has fallen even below the lowest expectations.

Boomer & Gio take calls from fed-up Jets fans. Plus, Marc Malusis (11:20) and Evan & Tiki (27:30) react to the loss and talk Aaron Glenn’s future.

Boomer and Gio react to the Giants’ 16-13 loss to the Vikings and wonder if Jaxson Dart should still be playing. Plus, reactions from Marc Malusis (7:13) and Evan & Tiki (21:22)

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It’s another "Blue Monday" as the guys recap a weekend of local football futility, with the Jets surrendering eight sacks and the Giants managing to lose to a Vikings backup—a disaster that has Gio questioning why the team is regressing Jaxson Dart by refusing to let him throw. While the "Tank Bowl" against the Raiders looms to potentially decide the #1 overall pick, the guys find a rare bright spot in Jalen Brunson’s 47-point masterpiece that solidified "Knicks Culture" over the Heat. The conversation then shifts from the gridiron to the big screen as Gio shares the movie trailer that finally has him excited to return to theaters, before an emotional final segment where the show bids farewell to WFAN legend Dov Kramer, who signs off today after an incredible 38-year career at the station.

It’s another "Blue Monday" for New York football as the guys recap a brutal Week 16 that saw the Jets surrender eight sacks and the Giants fall to a Vikings backup. While the "Tank Bowl" against the Raiders looms to decide the #1 pick, Jalen Brunson’s 47-point masterpiece provides the only local joy. Plus, the guys dive into Steve Cohen’s social media sparring with fans and the terrifying possibility of Cody Bellinger bolting for the Dodgers.

Boomer and Gio navigate the fine line between holiday gifts and "suck-up" spots. As the phones melt with calls from furious fans, the guys debate whether the Jets are truly stuck with Aaron Glenn and why Jaxson Dart seems to be regressing by the week. From Jerry’s recap of the eight-sack disaster, praise for "Jersey guy", and Mike McDaniel’s coaching "genius" to the rise of Knicks culture and Gio’s musical profiles of the staff.

This hour, a die-hard Jets fan from Ireland calls in to officially demand Ty Simpson over the current regime. While the Jets set an embarrassing NFL record for interception futility, Jerry’s update juxtaposes the Giants’ hopeful October wins with the reality of their ninth straight loss. Plus, the guys dive into a wild NFL Sunday featuring DK Metcalf’s clash with a fan, Shedeur Sanders taking on the media, and a movie trailer that finally has Gio ready to head back to the theaters.