Boomer wonders who you would rather have as your QB, Aaron Rodgers or Russell Wilson?

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with some other moves the Jets and Giants made yesterday. Tiki Barber was very annoyed at a Giants caller who wanted them to tank. He was fired up. Chad Ochocinco wants to help Zach Wilson get comfortable in Miami.

We start the show with the Jets signing Justin Fields. Boomer broke it down as far as what he’s good at and what he needs to improve on. Boomer questions why the Steelers benched him. At least he’s younger and maybe his best football is ahead of him. Boomer said Fields does have accuracy issues and is late to make decisions. The next wave to find landing spots will be Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson and Daniel Jones. Boomer thinks Seattle was a huge winner in getting Sam Darnold after Geno Smith left. We both think Russell Wilson is coming to the Giants as the momentum seems to have Rodgers going to the Steelers.

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Hour 1

Gio and Jerry, filling in for Boomer, discussed significant NFL player movement, including Metcalf's Steelers move and Garrett's Browns return despite his desire for a winning team. They pondered the Seahawks' rebuild and the Vikings' quarterback situation, speculating on Rodgers' potential arrival and Jones' possible start. C-Lo, replacing Jerry for updates, highlighted Parsons' encounter with a lion and recapped weekend NFL trades, notably Adams to the Rams. Gio concluded by sharing humorous anecdotes from a St. Patrick's Day party that made him feel old.

Hour 2

The show discussed Josh Allen's massive contract extension, raising concerns about quarterbacks prioritizing wealth over team success and the difficulty of prenuptial agreements. C-Lo's update covered Yankees injuries, including Stanton's struggles, and NFL rumors linking Rodgers to the Steelers, and Mariota and Wentz to the Jets. Minko and Recco provided updates on college basketball games, and the segment concluded with a discussion about Gene Hackman and his wife’s death.

Hour 3

The show opened with a humorous anecdote about Eddie's powerful hugs, followed by concerns over Gerrit Cole's potential Tommy John surgery, with Jerry attributing baseball injuries to excessive youth play. C-Lo's update covered NFL moves and Rodgers' Steelers rumors, while Kidd lamented the Mavericks' injury woes. Minko's enthusiastic report on St. John's victory highlighted his youthful energy. Benigno criticized analytics in sports broadcasting, and the Devils' win was mentioned. The segment concluded with a debate on who holds the title of New York's play-by-play king following Sterling's retirement and Rosen's impending departure, questioning if a single undisputed leader exists.

Hour 4

Aaron Rodgers' potential move to the Steelers dominated discussion, with the Vikings and Giants also in the mix. The Giants' quarterback situation was debated, with Kyler Murray suggested as a possibility. C-Lo's final update highlighted New York team injuries, including Cole's, and the Jets' quarterback rumors. Minko and Recco recapped college basketball wins. "Moment of the Day" focused on feeling old at a party. The show concluded with reports of Long Island wildfires and humorous discussions about airplane flatulence and a clogged Air India flight.

Gio and Jerry, filling in for Boomer, discussed significant NFL player movement, including Metcalf's Steelers move and Garrett's Browns return despite his desire for a winning team. They pondered the Seahawks' rebuild and the Vikings' quarterback situation, speculating on Rodgers' potential arrival and Jones' possible start. C-Lo, replacing Jerry for updates, highlighted Parsons' encounter with a lion and recapped weekend NFL trades, notably Adams to the Rams. Gio concluded by sharing humorous anecdotes from a St. Patrick's Day party that made him feel old.

The show discussed Josh Allen's massive contract extension, raising concerns about quarterbacks prioritizing wealth over team success and the difficulty of prenuptial agreements. C-Lo's update covered Yankees injuries, including Stanton's struggles, and NFL rumors linking Rodgers to the Steelers, and Mariota and Wentz to the Jets. Minko and Recco provided updates on college basketball games, and the segment concluded with a discussion about Gene Hackman and his wife’s death.

The show opened with a humorous anecdote about Eddie's powerful hugs, followed by concerns over Gerrit Cole's potential Tommy John surgery, with Jerry attributing baseball injuries to excessive youth play. C-Lo's update covered NFL moves and Rodgers' Steelers rumors, while Kidd lamented the Mavericks' injury woes. Minko's enthusiastic report on St. John's victory highlighted his youthful energy. Benigno criticized analytics in sports broadcasting, and the Devils' win was mentioned. The segment concluded with a debate on who holds the title of New York's play-by-play king following Sterling's retirement and Rosen's impending departure, questioning if a single undisputed leader exists.

Aaron Rodgers' potential move to the Steelers dominated discussion, with the Vikings and Giants also in the mix. The Giants' quarterback situation was debated, with Kyler Murray suggested as a possibility. C-Lo's final update highlighted New York team injuries, including Cole's, and the Jets' quarterback rumors. Minko and Recco recapped college basketball wins. "Moment of the Day" focused on feeling old at a party. The show concluded with reports of Long Island wildfires and humorous discussions about airplane flatulence and a clogged Air India flight.

We heard John Minko on the call as St. Johns won on a buzzer beater over Marquette. We heard Jerry on the call as Rutgers beat Minnesota in OT. The Moment of The Day: Gio felt old at a St. Patrick’s Day party.