Boomer & Gio

Hour 1 Jerry and CLo are here for this post-Christmas show. Jerry enjoyed the Knicks game on Christmas Day but wishes the NBA product was better on a daily basis rather than just entertaining on big days and in the postseason. CLo and Jerry wonder why fans don’t enjoy the daily grind of the regular season as much as they used to. Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs gave the Knicks a fight yesterday but the Knicks held on. Pat Boyle is here for his first update of the day and Jerry wants everyone to know that Pat has not been feeling well. Add that to CLo spending his Christmas Eve in different urgent care centers and Jerry is surrounded by sick folks. Josh Hart praised Mikal Bridges after the Knicks win. The Chiefs beat the Steelers and clinched home-field throughout the playoffs. Boyle thinks the Steelers should go back to Justin Fields. In the final segment of the hour, a caller shares that Jerry’s 2025 calendar was the best gift he received for Christmas. Does anyone on the show have an interest in going to a sporting event on Christmas Day? It sounds like yes for the Knicks but absolutely not for football. Hour 2 Jerry had problems opening Netflix on one of his TVs. When he figured it out he was treated to two blowouts. The Steelers have crashed back down to Earth the last few weeks. CLo still has questions about Lamar Jackson in the postseason. Can anyone go into Arrowhead and beat the Chiefs? Jerry thinks this is Josh Allen’s year but CLo isn’t so sure Sean McDermott can win a big game on the road. The Texans looked lost against the Ravens. Pat returns for an update and begins with the Knicks win. Mikal Bridges pays tribute to parents who make Christmas happen. Zoo teaches Boyle a lesson that entertains CLo. LeBron and the Lakers outlasted Steph Curry and the Warriors. LeBron said of the NBA, “Christmas is our day.” Boyle refutes one aspect of the infamous sleeping on Boomer’s couch story. Andy Reid dressed up as Santa Claus in a celebratory Chiefs locker room. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry and CLo wonder why Netflix had so many people involved in the Christmas broadcasts. Hour 3 One caller found Netflix’s coverage refreshing. CLo thought Beyoncé's halftime show felt like a Super Bowl production. Jerry wasn’t sure if he knew any Beyoncé songs.Pat returns for an update and begins with Aaron Rodgers saying his future is unknown. Jerry says money is ruining sports and mentions how Colorado took out an insurance policy so their big-name players can play in their bowl game. Rutgers plays in the Rate Bowl today. The Knicks were wowed by Victor Wembanyama. Jerry and CLo join the club. Mike Tomlin called his team junior varsity after their loss to the Chiefs. In the final segment of the hour, a caller compares Aaron Rodgers wanting to play to NBA players who sit out many regular season games. Then, CLo shares the origin of the Chris Russo “he’s lazy” drop. It has to do with potty-training. Hour 4 Jerry and CLo agree the Knicks look great and the acquisition of Karl-Anthony Towns was a game-changer. CLo worries if their defense took too much of a hit compared to the strength it was last year. Pat returns for his final update of the day but first, Jerry asks him to guess the get-in-the-door prices for some of this weekend’s NFL games. The guys are slightly surprised by some of the fanbases that are paying top dollar to see their teams. The guys thought players were on the court before the buzzer went off at the end of the Lakers win over the Warriors. Ian and Noah Eagle called the Christmas games for Netflix. The Moment of The Day: Pat Boyle thought he knew the NBA but Ed Arzooman truly knows the NBA. In the final segment of the day, CLo explains the medical situation that started his Christmas Eve off on the wrong note. He had to take himself to multiple urgent care centers and the alarm went off at one.

Jerry and CLo are here for this post-Christmas show. Jerry enjoyed the Knicks game on Christmas Day but wishes the NBA product was better on a daily basis rather than just entertaining on big days and in the postseason. CLo and Jerry wonder why fans don’t enjoy the daily grind of the regular season as much as they used to. Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs gave the Knicks a fight yesterday but the Knicks held on. Pat Boyle is here for his first update of the day and Jerry wants everyone to know that Pat has not been feeling well. Add that to CLo spending his Christmas Eve in different urgent care centers and Jerry is surrounded by sick folks. Josh Hart praised Mikal Bridges after the Knicks win. The Chiefs beat the Steelers and clinched home-field throughout the playoffs. Boyle thinks the Steelers should go back to Justin Fields. In the final segment of the hour, a caller shares that Jerry’s 2025 calendar was the best gift he received for Christmas. Does anyone on the show have an interest in going to a sporting event on Christmas Day? It sounds like yes for the Knicks but absolutely not for football.

Jerry had problems opening Netflix on one of his TVs. When he figured it out he was treated to two blowouts. The Steelers have crashed back down to Earth the last few weeks. CLo still has questions about Lamar Jackson in the postseason. Can anyone go into Arrowhead and beat the Chiefs? Jerry thinks this is Josh Allen’s year but CLo isn’t so sure Sean McDermott can win a big game on the road. The Texans looked lost against the Ravens. Pat returns for an update and begins with the Knicks win. Mikal Bridges pays tribute to parents who make Christmas happen. Zoo teaches Boyle a lesson that entertains CLo. LeBron and the Lakers outlasted Steph Curry and the Warriors. LeBron said of the NBA, “Christmas is our day.” Boyle refutes one aspect of the infamous sleeping on Boomer’s couch story. Andy Reid dressed up as Santa Claus in a celebratory Chiefs locker room. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry and CLo wonder why Netflix had so many people involved in the Christmas broadcasts.

One caller found Netflix’s coverage refreshing. CLo thought Beyoncé's halftime show felt like a Super Bowl production. Jerry wasn’t sure if he knew any Beyoncé songs.Pat returns for an update and begins with Aaron Rodgers saying his future is unknown. Jerry says money is ruining sports and mentions how Colorado took out an insurance policy so their big-name players can play in their bowl game. Rutgers plays in the Rate Bowl today. The Knicks were wowed by Victor Wembanyama. Jerry and CLo join the club. Mike Tomlin called his team junior varsity after their loss to the Chiefs. In the final segment of the hour, a caller compares Aaron Rodgers wanting to play to NBA players who sit out many regular season games. Then, CLo shares the origin of the Chris Russo “he’s lazy” drop. It has to do with potty-training. (The ending of this went into the next hour so picks up there)

Jerry and CLo agree the Knicks look great and the acquisition of Karl-Anthony Towns was a game-changer. CLo worries if their defense took too much of a hit compared to the strength it was last year. Pat returns for his final update of the day but first, Jerry asks him to guess the get-in-the-door prices for some of this weekend’s NFL games. The guys are slightly surprised by some of the fanbases that are paying top dollar to see their teams. The guys thought players were on the court before the buzzer went off at the end of the Lakers win over the Warriors. Ian and Noah Eagle called the Christmas games for Netflix. The Moment of The Day: Pat Boyle thought he knew the NBA but Ed Arzooman truly knows the NBA. In the final segment of the day, CLo explains the medical situation that started his Christmas Eve off on the wrong note. He had to take himself to multiple urgent care centers and the alarm went off at one.

The Moment of The Day: Pat Boyle thought he knew the NBA but Ed Arzooman truly knows the NBA.

Jerry and CLo agree the Knicks look great and the acquisition of Karl-Anthony Towns was a game-changer. CLo worries if their defense took too much of a hit compared to the strength it was last year.

One caller found Netflix’s coverage refreshing. CLo thought Beyoncé's halftime show felt like a Super Bowl production. Jerry wasn’t sure if he knew any Beyoncé songs.

Jerry and CLo wonder why Netflix had so many people involved in the Christmas broadcasts.

The Steelers have crashed back down to Earth the last few weeks. CLo still has questions about Lamar Jackson in the postseason. Can anyone go into Arrowhead and beat the Chiefs? Jerry thinks this is Josh Allen’s year but CLo isn’t so sure Sean McDermott can win a big game on the road. The Texans looked lost against the Ravens.

Does anyone on the show have an interest in going to a sporting event on Christmas Day? It sounds like yes for the Knicks but absolutely not for football.

Jerry enjoyed the Knicks game on Christmas Day but wishes the NBA product was better on a daily basis rather than just entertaining on big days and in the postseason. CLo and Jerry wonder why fans don’t enjoy the daily grind of the regular season as much as they used to.

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Hour 1 Jerry is joined by Willie Colon for this Christmas Eve show and Willie says Jerry’s Grinch shirt is very on-brand. The NFC North has three of the best teams in football and Jerry is ready for lesser teams who win worse divisions to stop being rewarded over better teams who don’t win stronger divisions. Willie thinks the Commanders are a team to watch out for in the playoffs. Willie is happy that a beleaguered fanbase now has their guy in Jayden Daniels. Jerry says watching good teams is a reminder of how far away the Giants and Jets are. The guys discuss the Jets issues and Willie says the team has too much talent to be as bad as they are and many problems that go beyond Aaron Rodgers. CLo is here for his first update of the day but first we learn Willie is not a big Christmas guy. CLo says because of work he is not able to celebrate as much as he would like to. Willie’s wife told him they aren’t doing gifts this year but something is telling him to have one ready to give. The Knicks beat the Raptors last night and Jerry says the Knicks feel like the Yankees - they’re fine, let’s check in on them in the playoffs. Willie is loving the Knicks and Jerry finds himself liking them even as a Nets fan. The Packers easily handled the Saints on Monday Night Football. Aaron Rodgers joked about being released by a teenager on The Pat McAfee Show. The Devils blew the Rangers out. In the final segment of the hour, callers share gift ideas for Willie and Jerry expands on his love of Walgreens. Willie thinks Jerry is an enigma. Hour 2 Willie had an experience with spicy food over the weekend that gave him a tough time all the way through his Jets pre and postgame duties. Willie thinks Brian Daboll can be the right coach for the Giants if they fix the offensive line. CLo returns for an update and begins with the Knicks big win. Jerry says it’s a good sign that the Knicks can win when Jalen Brunson has a bad night shooting. The Knicks are an offense-first team now. Willie wants to see Thibs use the bench more. Joel Embiid got ejected and made contact with a female ref. Aaron Rodgers said he would take a pay cut next year. Willie says Jets fans have to prepare themselves for Rodgers coming back next season. The Rangers and Islanders had awful games heading into Christmas break. In the final segment of the hour, we all discuss favorite and least favorite Christmas songs, movies and gifts. Hour 3 During the break we learned Willie has never heard the song “Do They Know It’s Christmas” by Band-Aid. Jerry knew the song but had never paid close attention to the lyrics. Jerry explains why he liked the Aaron Rodgers documentary and now has a more favorable view of Rodgers. Jerry’s endorsement made Willie want to watch the documentary. Willie originally bought into Rodgers saving the Jets, got worn down, but is now open to turning his opinion back in favor of the QB on and off the field. CLo returns for an update and begins with the Knicks blowout win. Michael Penix Jr. was impressive in his NFL debut. Aaron Rodgers said he’d be willing to mentor a young QB in 2025. Willie says the Jets next play caller could be as important as the head coach. Jerry thinks they need someone with a strong personality and experience. Willie didn’t like how much attention the Jets gave the media when he came to the team in 2013. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry brings back “What Would Willie Do?” Hour 4 Former NFL RB Merril Hoge calls in to discuss all things NFL, including the Vikings win over the Seahawks on Sunday that he broadcasted. He was impressed by the Sam Darnold-led offense. The three then go over Super Bowl contenders and what’s next for the Jets. CLo returns for his final update of the day and begins with Lamar Jackson telling reporters that he’s not going to miss Beyonce performing at halftime of a game he’s playing in. He apologized to John Harbaugh. Aaron Judge remembers the entire Yankees lineup from his MLB debut. The Moment of The ...

Jerry is joined by Willie Colon for this Christmas Eve show and Willie says Jerry’s Grinch shirt is very on-brand. The NFC North has three of the best teams in football and Jerry is ready for lesser teams who win worse divisions to stop being rewarded over better teams who don’t win stronger divisions. Willie thinks the Commanders are a team to watch out for in the playoffs. Willie is happy that a beleaguered fanbase now has their guy in Jayden Daniels. Jerry says watching good teams is a reminder of how far away the Giants and Jets are. The guys discuss the Jets issues and Willie says the team has too much talent to be as bad as they are and many problems that go beyond Aaron Rodgers. CLo is here for his first update of the day but first we learn Willie is not a big Christmas guy. CLo says because of work he is not able to celebrate as much as he would like to. Willie’s wife told him they aren’t doing gifts this year but something is telling him to have one ready to give. The Knicks beat the Raptors last night and Jerry says the Knicks feel like the Yankees - they’re fine, let’s check in on them in the playoffs. Willie is loving the Knicks and Jerry finds himself liking them even as a Nets fan. The Packers easily handled the Saints on Monday Night Football. Aaron Rodgers joked about being released by a teenager on The Pat McAfee Show. The Devils blew the Rangers out. In the final segment of the hour, callers share gift ideas for Willie and Jerry expands on his love of Walgreens. Willie thinks Jerry is an enigma.

NOTE: The podcast can't have songs because of streaming rules so you don't hear the Christmas music that was playing behind the last segment. Willie had an experience with spicy food over the weekend that gave him a tough time all the way through his Jets pre and postgame duties. Willie thinks Brian Daboll can be the right coach for the Giants if they fix the offensive line. CLo returns for an update and begins with the Knicks big win. Jerry says it’s a good sign that the Knicks can win when Jalen Brunson has a bad night shooting. The Knicks are an offense-first team now. Willie wants to see Thibs use the bench more. Joel Embiid got ejected and made contact with a female ref. Aaron Rodgers said he would take a pay cut next year. Willie says Jets fans have to prepare themselves for Rodgers coming back next season. The Rangers and Islanders had awful games heading into Christmas break. In the final segment of the hour, we all discuss favorite and least favorite Christmas songs, movies and gifts.

During the break we learned Willie has never heard the song “Do They Know It’s Christmas” by Band-Aid. Jerry knew the song but had never paid close attention to the lyrics. Jerry explains why he liked the Aaron Rodgers documentary and now has a more favorable view of Rodgers. Jerry’s endorsement made Willie want to watch the documentary. Willie originally bought into Rodgers saving the Jets, got worn down, but is now open to turning his opinion back in favor of the QB on and off the field. CLo returns for an update and begins with the Knicks blowout win. Michael Penix Jr. was impressive in his NFL debut. Aaron Rodgers said he’d be willing to mentor a young QB in 2025. Willie says the Jets next play caller could be as important as the head coach. Jerry thinks they need someone with a strong personality and experience. Willie didn’t like how much attention the Jets gave the media when he came to the team in 2013. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry brings back “What Would Willie Do?”

Former NFL RB Merril Hoge calls in to discuss all things NFL, including the Vikings win over the Seahawks on Sunday that he broadcasted. He was impressed by the Sam Darnold-led offense. The three then go over Super Bowl contenders and what’s next for the Jets. CLo returns for his final update of the day and begins with Lamar Jackson telling reporters that he’s not going to miss Beyonce performing at halftime of a game he’s playing in. He apologized to John Harbaugh. Aaron Judge remembers the entire Yankees lineup from his MLB debut. The Moment of The Day: Willie once received an awful Christmas gift In the final segment of the day, Jerry asks for the final verdict on a gift for his wife and Willie shares that he wants to see Wicked.

Former NFL RB Merril Hoge calls in to discuss all things NFL, including the Vikings win over the Seahawks on Sunday that he broadcasted. He was impressed by the Sam Darnold-led offense. The three then go over Super Bowl contenders and what’s next for the Jets.

Aaron Rodgers said he’d be willing to mentor a young QB in 2025. Willie says the Jets next play caller could be as important as the head coach. Jerry thinks they need someone with a strong personality and experience. Willie didn’t like how much attention the Jets gave the media when he came to the team in 2013.