Giants fans have officially had enough. The calls are pouring in and the message is clear — Brian Daboll’s time is almost up. Boomer and Gio break down another fourth-quarter collapse in Chicago, the vibe inside the locker room, and what ownership is waiting for. Plus, the Jets somehow keep winning despite Justin Fields throwing for just 54 yards, and Boomer reacts to the latest moves from GM Darren Mougey. Jerry returns with all the sounds from another Giants loss and a Moment of the Day that Rangers fans will love.

The Giants blow yet another fourth-quarter lead as Caleb Williams stuns New York and Jaxson Dart exits with a concussion. Brian Daboll faces more questions about his job while Dexter Lawrence tries to stay loyal. The Jets win ugly thanks to defense and special teams, Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers stumble, and Matthew Stafford keeps rolling. Plus, President Trump joins the broadcast booth and actually calls a play on live TV and Boomer & Gio break it all down with their trademark disbelief.

Gio’s betting weekend was an all-time disaster. Every pick missed Bills, Bucs, Texans-Jags under nothing even came close. Boomer and Gio break down the carnage, compare records, and laugh through the wreckage as Gio admits he “couldn’t have been more wrong.” Then the guys take calls on the Giants’ front office, Antonio Pierce as a possible coordinator, and whether Joe Schoen deserves another draft after so many early-round misses.

The Giants do it again another blown lead, another brutal loss, this time to Caleb Williams and the Bears. Boomer and Gio react to the latest meltdown as Jaxson Dart exits with a concussion, Russell Wilson finishes the game, and Brian Daboll looks completely lost at the podium. Kayvon Thibodeaux speaks out, the Giants drop to 2–8, and questions swirl about who starts next week.

Meanwhile, the Jets stun the Browns with two special teams touchdowns, Aaron Glenn praises his staff, and Boomer breaks down a wild Sunday across the NFL from Josh Allen’s meltdown in Miami to President Trump crashing the broadcast booth and Gus Johnson absolutely losing his mind on a college call.

Boomer and Gio react to the bizarre story of Steve Cohen auctioning off his $10 million gold toilet and how it perfectly sums up the Mets’ season before diving into Major League Baseball’s growing gambling scandal. From Guardians pitchers caught fixing prop bets to questions about how deep it goes, the guys debate whether fans, players, or commissioners are taking it seriously enough.

The Jets somehow pull out a win despite Justin Fields throwing for just 54 yards thanks to special teams heroics and a dominant defensive effort. Boomer and Gio react to one of the strangest victories of the season, as Aaron Glenn’s crew finds a way to win ugly while the Giants sink further into chaos.

Boomer can’t believe what he saw from Buffalo a shocking loss to a Dolphins team that had basically waved the white flag. The guys break down how the Bills blew it, why the Patriots are suddenly surging behind Drake Maye, and what it all means for the AFC playoff picture. Then it’s back to the Giants’ ongoing mess: callers sound off on Brian Daboll, Joe Schoen, and the looming question of who could be the next head coach.

Boomer & Gio react to Brian Daboll’s postgame comments after yet another brutal Giants collapse. Jaxson Dart fumbles late, the defense falls apart against Caleb Williams, and Daboll admits, “We blew it again.” The guys break down what went wrong — from Dart’s mounting injuries to Dexter Lawrence’s frustration and the team’s total lack of finish. Plus, they discuss whether the locker room is just cooked at this point and how much blame still falls on the head coach.

Boomer & Gio react to another brutal Giants collapse Jaxson Dart goes down with a concussion, Brian Daboll looks defeated, and fans are demanding change. The guys debate whether this was the final nail in Daboll’s coffin and if it’s time to turn to Jameis Winston.

Evan Roberts discusses the possibility of Cody Bellinger to the Mets and what he would want that to look like. Plus, Pete Hoffman gives his take on the Pete Alonso opt out with BT & Sal and argue if it is a distraction; Evan is bothered two Mets coaches have joined the Braves’ staff; Evan, Tiki, Shaun and Tommy give their plans to fix the Yankees (34:31); Evan is intrigued by the A-Rod documentary; BT, Sal and Pete Hoffman on if Alonso will earn MVP votes next season and if Aaron Boone has the safest job of all New York sports teams.