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The Carton Show vents about the New York Jets' offensive stagnation and the coaching staff's refusal to prioritize Garrett Wilson as a game-breaking talent. They preview the upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders while discussing a bizarre school detention for wearing team gear and a brewing station scandal involving a mysterious hairpiece.

(00:01:00) Friday Afternoon Kickoff

(00:01:34) Garrett Wilson Target Crisis

(00:06:54) Jets Versus Raiders Preview

(00:10:08) School Jersey Detention Story

(00:13:33) Rumors and Station Scandals

Evan Roberts refuses to budge on Garrett Wilson, but Shaun Morash believes the Jets are making a massive mistake by keeping their star receiver. Shaun warns that Wilson's growing frustration with losing could eventually force his way out, leaving the Jets with far less trade leverage. With multiple first-round picks potentially on the table, is now the time to cash in before it's too late?

Boomer's back for Football Friday and we talk more about the Jets & a potential Garrett Wilson trade and whether the Giants are ready to make a move to get, oh, Jonathan Taylor.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kordell Stewart joins Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle on The Carton Show on WFAN for an emotional and revealing conversation about his new HBO documentary, Slash and Burn.

Craig Carton and Big Mac clash over the New York Giants' refusal to trade for defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, questioning the franchise's commitment to winning a Super Bowl. They also examine potential roster moves for the New York Jets and whether star receiver Garrett Wilson should be shopped to other teams.

(00:01:25) Jeffery Simmons Trade Debate

(00:08:33) Jets Roster Trade Value

(00:12:20) Mental Health Sweatshirt Meaning

Pat Murphy takes a shot at the Yankees moments after the Brewers win the World Series, and his viral comments have New York fans fired up! Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate what Murphy actually meant when he suggested Yankees players only care about themselves. Is Milwaukee's championship-winning manager exposing a harsh truth about the Yankees' culture, or simply taking an easy shot at a big-spending franchise that hasn't delivered?

With Boomer out today, Gio and Jerry start with the Brewers win and its connection with the work of David Stearns. Mets fans don't like him and that brought in talk about Aaron Glenn. Gio sees a tough future for both.

Carton and Big Mac debate whether the New York Giants should be aggressive at the trade deadline to capitalize on a wide-open NFC. They weigh the cost of acquiring a star like Jonathan Taylor against building for the future. The conversation also touches on Carton's controversial prison camp comparison regarding Andy Reid.

(00:01:00) Show Intro and News

(00:02:19) Giants Trade Deadline Debate

(00:12:51) Andy Reid Prison Camp

The Jets have already stockpiled draft picks, so why would they even consider trading Garrett Wilson? Evan Roberts argues that moving their star receiver would be a massive mistake, especially when the team should be building around its young talent instead of creating more holes. Tiki Barber weighs in on the Jets' rebuilding strategy, the possibility of landing Jeremiah Smith in the draft, and why better coaching could unlock Wilson's potential. Plus, Evan unloads on Frank Reich's disastrous performance as offensive coordinator.

Meanwhile, the Giants' trade deadline debate continues as Evan makes a passionate case for acquiring Tony Pollard, even if it impacts Cam Skattebo's development. And could Rex Ryan actually return to coach the Jets? Evan explains why Woody Johnson deserves blame for keeping that conversation alive.

.The Giants are in first place in the NFC East, and Evan Roberts believes it's time to get aggressive at the NFL trade deadline! But with limited draft capital, Tiki Barber questions how much Joe Schoen should sacrifice to improve the roster. Could Tony Pollard be the perfect addition following Tyrone Tracy's injury, or should the Giants pursue a bigger name like Jonathan Taylor? The debate heats up over balancing a potential playoff run with the franchise's long-term future.