Boomer & Gio

A sick Boomer powers through today as we discuss this summer's illness wave before diving into Geno Smith, the Jets' QB situation, Aaron Glenn's future, and Darren Mougey's job as GM. We then temper Giants optimism with John Harbaugh and opening-day reality before Jerry brings sound on Geno Smith's offseason and Breece Hall's veteran mindset. Finally, Jerry Jones enjoys a quiet summer, Aaron Rodgers sets 2026 as his final year, the Yankees beat the White Sox behind a Volpe RBI double, Bryce Harper calls for Phillies trade help, and Rami prepares for another day off to see Mumford & Sons at the Audacy Beach House.

Gio gets anxiety over Al Cintron’s overnight dead air on WFAN before we revisit Rami taking more time off just two months into the job. Jerry returns with updates on Geno Smith at Jets camp, Jerry Jones on Maxx Crosby, and Jim Harbaugh’s life priorities. We then hear sound from the Yankees beating the White Sox behind Max Schuemann’s two-run double and Gerrit Cole’s six shutout innings, alongside Draymond Green’s take on LeBron and the Sixers. Finally, Kyle Shanahan admits fault for his car crash, video from Tony Romo’s OWI leaves Gio stunned by his living grandparents, and we ask whether Aaron Rodgers’ wife actually exists.

An under-the-weather Boomer heads to Chicago with Phil Simms for a signing trip despite potential bad weather, a caller notes the lack of photos of Juan Soto's girlfriend, and we learn CBS Sports' Stephen Waldron kept his vacation plans secret. Jerry returns with 'Rami's greatest hits' from his podcast interview, followed by audio from Geno Smith and Breece Hall at Jets camp, Ben Johnson on Caleb Williams' progress, and Dave Sims calling the final out in a Yankees win over the White Sox. Finally, Gio warns that fans will turn on Justin Herbert without a deep playoff run, Boomer credits Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson with doing the most to win, and Gio advises Matthew Schaefer to get his own place as a record contract looms.

We open with Draymond Green’s new Warriors deal, navigate the challenges of dining out with a vegan for Gio’s mother-in-law’s birthday, and react to station staffer Ray Martel swapping his 12 daily Diet Cokes for Dollar Store Diet Summit Cola. Jerry returns with updates on a football-focused Geno Smith, Aaron Rodgers declaring his final season after getting approval from his wife, Dave Sims calling a Yankees win over the White Sox, and Draymond Green’s shock over Jalen Brunson taking a discount with the Knicks. Finally, Rami’s day off to see Mumford & Sons earns Moment of the Day before we wrap with news that the Gotham sports app will shut down after the MLB season to shift all streaming to DAZN.

Aaron Rodgers said his wife said he could do one more year of football, so this will be his last year. We heard from Dave Sims as the Yankees beat the White Sox. Draymond Green can’t believe Jalen Brunson took less money to play with the Knicks. The Moment of The Day: Rami is taking a day off to see Mumford & Sons.

Audacy maven Ray Martel is fond of Diet Coke to the tune of a dozen a day. He's had to dial the cost back to store brand.

Jerry starts with ‘Rami’s greatest hits’ as Jerry interviews him for the podcast. We heard from Geno Smith and Breece Hall at Jets camp. Ben Johnson also talked about how Caleb Williams is progressing. We heard Dave Sims on the final out as the Yankees beat the White Sox.

A caller claims we've never seen photo's of Juan Soto's girlfriend which prompts another caller to check in with some wild claims.

Jerry returns with Geno Smith talking about Jets training camp and his eventful offseason. Jerry Jones was asked about Maxx Crosby. Jim Harbaugh said God first, family next, yourself after that and then maybe the team. We heard the sounds of the Yankees beating the White Sox as Max Schuemann had a 2-run double. Gerrit Cole threw six shutout innings. Draymond Green talked about LeBron and the Sixers and what his role will be.

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