Hour 1
Matthew Stafford stays with the Rams, so the Giants are now linked to Aaron Rodgers. Boomer doesn't think Rodgers fits the Giants' offense, and Gio thinks Rodgers can't dictate terms anymore. Boomer believes the Jets will start Tyrod Taylor and that it's too early to extend Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson. Jerry's update includes the Knicks beating the Heat, Jimmy Butler being sued for unpaid rent and damages, St. John's winning the Big East outright, and Rick Pitino's comments. Also mentioned are Aaron Judge possibly taking a shot at Juan Soto, Jack Hughes' injury, and Boomer's experience with a rough plane landing.
Hour 2
The show covered St. John's Big East win and their NCAA prospects, comparing their season to the Knicks'. Tom Brady's control over the Raiders was discussed. Jerry returned, and his 'winter's over' declaration was debated. Updates included the Knicks' OT win, St. John's Big East victory, Rangers' shutout, and Devils' loss. Jordan Schultz denied offering Tesla stock for scoops, and Boomer recalled Jay Glazer's first MMA fight. The WFAN internship program was also mentioned.
Hour 3
We discussed Yankees' spring training injuries, including Luis Gil and Giancarlo Stanton, with speculation on the cause of these early setbacks. Boomer's recent speaking engagement in San Antonio was highlighted, followed by a caller's query about the evolution of NFL shoulder pad sizes. The segment shifted to Jerry's update, which included the Knicks' overtime victory in Miami, NBA player podcast clips, Carlos Mendoza's strategy for Kodai Senga, and Keith Hernandez's Florida condo listing. Finally, a correction was issued regarding a previous statement about John Daly's Masters record.
Hour 4
Boomer and Gio discussed injured DJ LeMahieu and aging players. Gio doesn't like teams going after older QBs except for the Giants with Matthew Stafford (which didn’t work out). Jerry gave an update and they talked Knicks, Thunder, and Davante Adams. Boomer said Giants fans are tough on themselves and discussed their QB troubles.