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Hour 1

Boomer's impressed by Russell Wilson's TD to interception ratio, leading him to believe the Giants won't draft a QB at three, a view Gio disputes. Meanwhile, the Titans' sudden interest in Cam Ward and the Browns' QB need complicate the Giants' draft plans, making Wilson an insurance policy. Boomer still predicts Shedeur Sanders will land with the Raiders, while the Browns' QB situation is deemed critical. Jerry's update included Russell Wilson's "Mr. Unlimited" audio, Stefon Diggs' Patriots signing, and Drake Maye's excitement. The Knicks' historic double triple-double win over the Mavericks, featuring Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart, was highlighted, followed by a discussion on the 1800 college basketball players in the transfer portal.

Hour 2

Gio, recalling Evan & Tiki's discussion, pondered Juan Soto's alleged reluctance to join the Yankees due to heightened scrutiny, drawing a parallel to Kevin Durant's Nets decision, while asserting the Mets' distinct situation. The Mets' new sausage type race sparked a memory of a Pirates player's suspension. Steve Cohen's active X engagement, including a response to a WFAN employee, was noted. Jerry's update featured contrasting opinions from Al and Boomer on the Giants' draft, the Knicks' historic double triple-double win, and Tom Izzo's portal concerns. Chris Russo's "anals" gaffe resurfaced during a George Foreman discussion. The hour concluded with a heartwarming dog reunion after 11 years and a lighthearted exchange about "rodent-looking men" following Boomer's Jim Rome podcast appearance, where he mentioned the "rat family".

Hour 3

Gio's parental concerns about his daughter's soccer team's focus on friendship over winning sparked a discussion, followed by a caller's query about the Giants' coaching staff's job security. Boomer humorously reacted to Gio's recurring "Kansas City model" comparison. The Giants' draft strategy and quarterback situation remained a focal point. Jerry's update featured JJ McCarthy's readiness, Boomer's correct answer to "What the hell was that?", the Knicks' historic double triple-double, Shaq's Miami perspective, and Rick Pitino's son's new coaching role at Xavier. The hour concluded with a debate on the Giants' 3.5-game over/under, with Boomer favoring the over, and the playing of the 1983 rap song, "Watch the closing doors" by I.R.T.

Hour 4

The show discussed arena league coaches, Russell Wilson joining the Giants, and the Giants draft. Callers debated starting quarterbacks. Jerry gave his final update and Boomer wondered about the dark web. Cam Smith reached the Astros and was emotional. The Knicks won with two triple doubles, the Rangers lost. The Moment of the Day featured Chris Russo on George Foreman's passing. Boomer closed the show still talking about the dark web.

Boomer's impressed by Russell Wilson's TD to interception ratio, leading him to believe the Giants won't draft a QB at three, a view Gio disputes. Meanwhile, the Titans' sudden interest in Cam Ward and the Browns' QB need complicate the Giants' draft plans, making Wilson an insurance policy. Boomer still predicts Shedeur Sanders will land with the Raiders, while the Browns' QB situation is deemed critical. Jerry's update included Russell Wilson's "Mr. Unlimited" audio, Stefon Diggs' Patriots signing, and Drake Maye's excitement. The Knicks' historic double triple-double win over the Mavericks, featuring Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart, was highlighted, followed by a discussion on the 1800 college basketball players in the transfer portal.

Gio, recalling Evan & Tiki's discussion, pondered Juan Soto's alleged reluctance to join the Yankees due to heightened scrutiny, drawing a parallel to Kevin Durant's Nets decision, while asserting the Mets' distinct situation. The Mets' new sausage type race sparked a memory of a Pirates player's suspension. Steve Cohen's active X engagement, including a response to a WFAN employee, was noted. Jerry's update featured contrasting opinions from Al and Boomer on the Giants' draft, the Knicks' historic double triple-double win, and Tom Izzo's portal concerns. Chris Russo's "anals" gaffe resurfaced during a George Foreman discussion. The hour concluded with a heartwarming dog reunion after 11 years and a lighthearted exchange about "rodent-looking men" following Boomer's Jim Rome podcast appearance, where he mentioned the "rat family".

Gio's parental concerns about his daughter's soccer team's focus on friendship over winning sparked a discussion, followed by a caller's query about the Giants' coaching staff's job security. Boomer humorously reacted to Gio's recurring "Kansas City model" comparison. The Giants' draft strategy and quarterback situation remained a focal point. Jerry's update featured JJ McCarthy's readiness, Boomer's correct answer to "What the hell was that?", the Knicks' historic double triple-double, Shaq's Miami perspective, and Rick Pitino's son's new coaching role at Xavier. The hour concluded with a debate on the Giants' 3.5-game over/under, with Boomer favoring the over, and the playing of the 1983 rap song, "Watch the closing doors" by I.R.T.

The show discussed arena league coaches, Russell Wilson joining the Giants, and the Giants draft. Callers debated starting quarterbacks. Jerry gave his final update and Boomer wondered about the dark web. Cam Smith reached the Astros and was emotional. The Knicks won with two triple doubles, the Rangers lost. The Moment of the Day featured Chris Russo on George Foreman's passing. Boomer closed the show still talking about the dark web.

Boomer wonders how people get on the dark web. Cam Smith made it to the Astros at 22 years old and he was very happy about it, almost crying. The Knicks beat the Mavericks thanks to two triple doubles, the first time it’s happened in franchise history. The Rangers lost again, this time to the Kings. The Moment of The Day: Chris Russo on the passing of George Foreman.

The Giants signed Russell Wilson and Gio said you are going to see him everywhere. He gets heavily involved in charity work which is awesome, and he’s married to a pop star, Ciara. We talked more about the Giants draft, and Boomer has a tight end he would like them to get later in the first round.

Jerry plays ‘What the hell was that?’ Boomer got it correct, it was Shannon Sharpe dating only one woman at a time. The Knicks beat the Mavericks and had two players with a triple double, the first time ever for the franchise. Shaq said he can’t hold a grudge in a place like Miami. Rick Pitino’s son is the new coach at Xavier, so he and his father will battle in the Big East.

A caller wonders why Schoen & Daboll weren’t fired last year. Gio brought up ‘the Kansas City model’ once again, which made Boomer chuckle. We talked more about the Giants draft and their current QB room.