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Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are joined by Aaron Glenn from Jets camp! The head coach discusses what's different going into Year 2 of his tenure with the clipboard, what he's expecting from his players after working with them in camp, and what he's changing after a disappointing debut season with the team.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle welcome Breece Hall to the show to discuss why the Jets' offense will be different this season, playing under Aaron Glenn and Frank Reich, and some random topics - Craig style - for fans to get to know their star running back even better.

Jets LB Demario Davis tells Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle about being one of the oldest players in the NFL, this being his third stint with the Jets, mentoring incoming rookie David Bailey, and what to expect from Aaron Glenn's defense.

Craig and CMac welcome SNY's Connor Hughes to the show to talk about everything they saw at Jets camp, what Connor thinks about New York's upcoming season, and even sneak in Craig's favorite Jaxson Dart debate.

Craig and C-Mac react to the Knicks' opening night bout with LeBron James' 76ers and Christmas Day rematch with Victor Wembanyama.

John Harbaugh’s demanding training camp has Shaun Morash raising his expectations for the Giants, including a new belief that they should be ready to beat the Cowboys in Week 1. Shaun is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber, who explains how a physical camp can toughen players, build confidence, and give a team the mental edge it has been missing. The Giants still have questions, but Harbaugh’s professionalism and intensity have changed the feeling around the team.

We start the show talking about the improvements we could see this year. Will Geno do well under Frank Reich? Will the Giants actually make the playoffs?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle open Monday's show by discussing the New York Yankees' offensive struggles -- and whether or not the strength of their pitching is enough to overcome their slump without Aaron Judge.

George Lombard Jr. has given the Yankees something they desperately needed: energy, confidence and a reason to believe their offense can finally look different. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber, and Shaun argues Lombard’s impact goes far beyond the box score. His defense, speed, poise and ability to create runs have made him look ready for an even bigger role.

Tiki remains cautious because the Yankees still struggle badly to score, but their dominant starting pitching has created a legitimate path to winning in October. The biggest question is whether Aaron Boone should stop treating Lombard like a typical rookie and move him straight to the top of the lineup.

Boomer & Gio are both back today, but Boomer has the Rhinovirus. Uh-oh.