Hour 1

Boomer and Jerry discussed Aaron Rodgers' potential team, Joe Flacco's Giants visit, and rumors surrounding Shedeur Sanders, with Boomer relating to pre-draft negativity. They covered Jeff McNeil's injury, Giancarlo Stanton's multiple ailments, and the NFL's QB complexity, recalling Boomer's play-calling issues with Rich Kotite. St. Johns' Big East Tournament advancement was highlighted, followed by a discussion of Daniel Jones' signing excitement in Indianapolis, tempered by Boomer's experience with initial hype versus game-day reality. Finally, they touched on the Cowboys' Super Bowl drought, evidenced by a social media exchange between DeMarcus Lawrence and Micah Parsons.

Hour 2

Max Fried's schedule prevents him from being the Yankees' opening day starter, prompting discussion about the Mets' Luisangel Acuna and Brett Baty's position. Jerry shared a story about a hair loss pill's severe side effects. C-Lo's update included audio of Boomer's Jets frustrations and his appearances on Mike & The Mad Dog. The Giants' quarterback situation and DeMarcus Lawrence's social media activity were covered, along with St. Johns' tournament win, Rangers and Devils victories, and local pro sports teams' social media popularity, with the Yankees, Knicks, and surprisingly, the Nets, leading the pack.

Hour 3

Boomer enthusiastically discussed the proposed Penn Station renovation, including the relocation of MSG, and contrasted the frustrating experience of congestion pricing with the pleasure of smooth travel. C-Lo's update highlighted fundraising for the Five Borough Bike Tour, Steph Curry's 4,000th three-pointer, and James Dolan's podcast appearance with Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart. The hour concluded with a discussion on the evolving impact of NIL on college sports teams.

Hour 4

The show discussed NIL's impact on college sports and the timing of portal openings. C-Lo shared a clip from The Roommates Podcast featuring Dolan. Boomer reminisced about his time with the Jets. Josh Allen signed a deal with Skydance, and a ten-part documentary on Jerry Jones is in the works.