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Craig Carton and Big Mac discuss how the New York Giants' recent success provides a blueprint for the New York Jets to go from worst to first next season. They analyze the hurdles facing the Jets, including hiring the right head coach and the challenges of starting a rookie quarterback.(00:01:28) Jets Worst to First(00:07:38) Coaching and QB Hurdles(00:11:11) Mending the Sports Divide(00:13:52) MLB Postseason Recap

Joe Benigno is officially fed up with Aaron Glenn! After the Jets' disastrous loss to the Dolphins, Joe rips the coaching staff, blasts Frank Reich's offensive failures, and demands Glenn be fired if the Jets lose to the Raiders. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber question how a team with so much talent continues to lose, whether Glenn is losing the locker room, and why Garrett Wilson remains an afterthought in the offense.Joe lays out his dream replacements, including Mike Tomlin, Rex Ryan, Brian Flores, and Sean McDermott, while debating whether the Jets should eventually give Cade Klubnik a chance over Geno Smith. Plus, Joe refuses to panic over the Knicks' 0-3 start, explaining why last season's championship has earned the team a free pass, much to the amusement of the Nets-loving Evan.

The Giants are going to win the NFC East! Evan Roberts is more confident than ever after watching the Cowboys beat the Eagles, and he believes John Harbaugh gives Big Blue a massive coaching advantage over Brian Schottenheimer. Despite Dallas having more offensive firepower with Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and George Pickens, Evan argues that the Giants are simply the better-coached team.

We start the day getting used to our new digs here at the FAN. The Cowboys beat the Eagles on MNF. Meanwhile, the championship Knicks are 0-3.

Craig Carton is owning his bold prediction after the New York Giants stunned the Houston Texans in a massive road victory! On the latest edition of The Carton Show on WFAN, Craig admits he couldn't have been more wrong about Jaxson Dart and the Giants, while Chris McMonigle makes sure he doesn't get off easy.