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Hour 3 - Phil Simms In To Talk Giants, Jets & All Things NFL

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Phil Simms joins the studio to talk football, breaking down John Harbaugh’s impact on the Giants, Jaxson Dart’s accuracy and designed runs, and how the Giants and Jets match up offensively. Jerry’s update covers Garrett Wilson’s outlook on a successful Jets season and Jerry Jones on the Harbaugh family legacy, followed by Joy Taylor’s podcast story about a cheating ex. Finally, Gio asks Phil about Dave Sims "arm shushing" Suzyn Waldman, Phil recalls Boomer shoving cookies in his mouth during commercial breaks, and the guys get Phil's take on Justin Herbert canoodling on the practice field.

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It's the boomer in Geo podcast from W F A N. But we're a G O coming alive for the build Ford Toss studio on the fan and CBS sports network. We've got a guest. But when we take calls again, it'll be on the red pocket mobile fan line brought to you by your new ultimate sell carrier red pocket. A mobile in that $88880 rate, 101 nine. We are so thrilled. And I mean this genuinely to welcome back Phil Sims to the show every Wednesday during the football season. And since this is the first Wednesday and the first game and we got Seahawks Patriots. Phil has decided he wanted to be here in studio for two hours with us. That's how much the two time Super Ball champion. That's how much a Super Bowl MVP. That's how much this man was been with CBS sports for many, many years. Calling games, calling Super Bowls. That's how much he loves ball. And he is here this morning. Phil, good morning. How are you? Gio, I'm doing well. Is that can you hear me? Yeah, I can hear you great. I mean, I appreciate the hospitality coming the building. There's nobody here to help me to get up here. There's

a construction every if they've been under construction here for 20 years. Yeah, it feels like a lot. Mighty. I mean, it's unbelievable. It is unbelievable. But you know, try back as hot, baby. Try back as hot. It is hot, man. Like what's that mean for me? I can not care less. What's happening is a lot of construction around here. There's a lot of things going on and tropics moving in next door in the Google store. I'm really Google building. You have craziness going on around this is a man who's got foxes and deer and squirrel and groundhog and all sorts of the castle is almost imposter. Hi, Odie. He doesn't care about try back a being hot. It was over there. Freckling lakes in his castle. He's fine. It's not it. Don't don't tell everybody it's a castle. It is a castle. That's a castle. Man, come on. You took your living room and made it into a bar. Well, you know why? So what do you you like to drink? How many times have you walked into a living room in your house and done something in there? Never. Never. Yes. My wife re decorated our living room three times. Yes, it's beautiful.

And I'm not exaggerating. I never went in once and sat down with anybody in that room ever. Now with the bar, not that we we're not even drinkers, but at least we go on and hang out and watch TV. Yeah, you do. And it's right off your off or that little TV room where you watch all the football games. No, it was not the family room right off the bar there. No, what is that room? That's what I don't know a sitting room or whatever. I'm sitting with the ass sitting. I don't know. That's where those castle. I do like it though. Yes. But we watch all the football games at the other end of the house. Oh, then I had four TVs there. So I'm I'm rock. I'm locked up and ready to go. Baby, you're rich. I'm not rich. New Jersey rich. Yeah. Yes, you are. You know, the taxes in New Jersey are just what they don't get him started. And he's starving. We'll talk one lick of football. Oh, no, no, no, road. It's unbelievable. It is. I'm going. All right. So I want to ask you a question. You've been out over with the giants. Yes. Is John Harboh has gotten it? Can you can you tell us what impact that you see that

John Harboh has had on the entire organization? Well, it gave the whole organization energy. Everybody's happy man walking around smiling for many reasons. One, John Harboh, that's a big reason why the draft has gone well for him. And I think they just feel really good about what's happened to this team over the last two years or the last two drafts. The giants have changed their football team to me. And you know, the NFL is about boomer and GL, you talk about all this stuff all the time, but it's it's now a league for big people. I mean, so many teams are big. The giants are one of them. I mean, hey, guys, you said about the Ravens all the time, but their roster being the biggest in the game and getting off the bus. And you feel like they're building that here? Absolutely. So one day I'm with the Ravens. I'm down there getting right to the game. I'm in cafeteria. And Ozzie Newsom comes up, come here. He's all excited. I go, damn, did I do something? You know, what are we going to? How are we going? Yeah, what's going on? Ozzie goes, fill, fill. I just signed a tackle. You know, whatever. I said, oh, yeah. And he goes, he's six, eight, three, fifty. Yeah, I'm happy about that. I know he was it was just some believable

that that describes who they were. And I get a little bit of that feeling with the giants. I know. So here's the other part about this whole John Harboh thing. Like we had him on, you know, he did want to play the guys in preseason. Nobody wants to play guys in preseason. And Jackson Dart played a little bit. James played some Odell Beckham played some. Leaked didn't play it all. And rightfully so. But the point being is that are the practices noticeably different from what they were from previous groups. I guess with the exception of Tom Kaufflin. Right. All the way back to Tom Kaufflin before I would say that. In other words, the practices are exactly what you'd want to see is a head coach and owner X player, whatever. It's really high energy. Not a lot of talking going on except the coaches. The players are just in and out. They, it's amazing how busy they keep them for two hours and maybe sometimes two and a half hours on the field. So his, so it's also competitive practice. Oh, big time. I mean, they're hitting right. I mean, they're thudding at least thudding.

Yeah. It's like, you know, it's players are running in in on the field from the sideline coming out in and out. I'm like, what the hell is going on here? You know, I can't even figure it up. Figure it out. But the big thing about that is the energy is real. And I talked to a lot of the players. You know, they hang around. We talk and you know what? None of them complain one time for one word to me about anything or about John Harbour, because he's got them. They know what he's doing. It's the right thing. And you know, I think they've done a really good job of drafting this team right now. And of course, preparation wise, he said this to us too about the injuries and not playing in preseason. He goes, you know, years ago, we'd have four or five guys get hurt and we didn't think about it. Now, if you get one person hurt, it's, it's a disaster, you know. So that's one of the reasons why they keep most teams around the league kept their players starting players out of the, out of the preseason games. Now, not to crap all over Brian Davyle. He's not

here anymore, but one thing that I really did notice when they made the switch and Kafka comes in and Abdul Carter gets disciplined. And then you heard some of the other players around that. It almost sounded like they were yearning for discipline. They were yearning for a little more structure, which struck me as was great to hear. But I was also surprised because you always assume that today's athlete doesn't want that type of thing. But it seems like the giants are reacting really positively to that exact thing that we assume that they don't want, which is more practice, more structure and more discipline. Well, you know, when you lose a lot in the NFL, you want to do something to change it. And you want to change your life, your football team, your job, your money, it's everything. And the thing about it is, like I said, I never hurt not one guy, one player, anybody said anything's a regulatory about John Harball. So when he walks into the room every day, you sit up straight, you know, you got to do it. And here's the man. That's it. Dan Reeves, after two bad years with the giants, we had terrible years. We get the team together.

He walks in, you know, with a beautiful suit, the tie, the hairs, perfect, whatever. He stops, puts his yellow note pad on the lectern, looks at it to us and he goes, sit up straight, put your feet on the floor and take those damn hats off. And, well, it's soon he did it. Bardotes, my center was like as close as you are to me, Geo. And I turned to him. I went, we're going to win. Yeah, just like that. Yeah. Well, I mean, that's a big part of it. You know, we're talking to the great Phil Sims. I took, I'd ask you, Jackson Dart, there's a lot of pressure on him. There's a lot of pressure on this opening game. The Dallas Cowboys come to town. They go one of the best offenses in football. I don't know about the secondary, just yet about the giants, but Jackson Dart is the great home now. And rightfully so, after what we saw last year, do you see significant improvement in his preparation and what he looks like in practice and what you saw in preseason? Man, you know what I say? Yes, all the above he does. He's got a really good

throwing arm. I'm not going to say it's the best arm in the NFL as far as throwing with power and all that stuff, but he's accurate. He makes great, this really good decisions. And the opportunity is there. He's going to run. And for all the giant fans, listen, Jackson Dart is going to run. They're going to have design runs for him. And also when you drop back to pass, if you don't feel good about where you got to throw it, you see a little gap somewhere, you take off. I thought he was great at that last year. And the other thing about him is he doesn't miss routine plays. If the guy's open, he doesn't missing. If it's tight coverage or whatever, somewhere in the field, he puts it in the right spot. And the other thing is to Boomer and Geo, he is absolutely the pie-piper of the team. I mean, the players don't like him. They loving. That's great. I mean, it's really he's and he's just once you're around him a little bit to go, yeah, I get it. Yeah, he just had that look. I remember trying to not compare him to Zach Wilson because they

went to the same high school. We just went through that Zach Wilson experience in the first time. And it wasn't fair to him that I thought that way. It's just that another guy out of Utah. It's going to come here to New York and just get chopped up. He's a Pudgey! Yeah, so that's what happened. He was Pudgey. Yeah, well, we'll leave that one alone. But just look at Adam. He looked more like a man. Then Zach ever did. I mean, maybe it does to this day. So I think that part of him, he could tell he's a leader. But it's almost like, and I'm guilty of this too. When you think of the giants and the issues that they have, it's almost like we put quarterback to the side. Like, oh, it's going to work out. He's going to be fine. Are we assuming too much that Jackson, Dartmouth, sophomore season is going to be great? Because I don't hear anybody. It's worried about him. Are your people worried about secondary interior defense of line wide receivers running? Nobody's worried about Jackson. Darn, we're just assuming he's going to be great. Well, I'll be surprised if he's not really,

really good. Is he going to be great? Is he going to be one of the top five or 10 quarterbacks in a fell? I don't know. Probably not. But, you know, I think all the things that caught me by surprise last year, the biggest one was his running. I would be a training camp. And I, you know, I'll tell these stories all the time. He, he would throw the, the throwing was kind of caught me by surprise. Every day I watched him in training camp his rookie year last year, that he just got better and better. And the running, he'd actually looks faster in the NFL than he did in college. You know, I asked these guys this yesterday. I want to ask you this. Jets giants, okay? Right. So you have Genos Smith on one side. You got Jackson, Darn, or any other. Which team has a better group around their starting quarterback? The Jets or the giants? It's close. I'd say that, you know, the Jets, the Jets got some firepower over there. And Genos going to be a big part of that. I mean, there's no throws on the field that he can't make. And he's got a great arm controls the ball well. He's a big dude, as you know. And, uh, yeah.

You got a running back that can do. Yeah, the number one is the one that we're, yeah. Yeah. And, you know, so yeah, the Jets, they got Genos going to have a chance. The offensive line, it's not great, but it's good. Uh, Genos go have a chance to have some big games, I think, because they're going to get open. Uh, your buddy Frank Reich is going to know when to call certain plays to make sure they get, at least get a chance to get a big play out of it. So I think they're in really good position. And I get like, listen, Geno likes to throw the ball down the field. Frank likes to throw the ball down the field. But Frank also loves a running back like Jonathan Taylor. Like he had in Indianapolis. Right. So I think that's where Bruce Hall fits in and Brown and Alan fits in. That's going to be a nice one to punch for them. So they get back to the question. You think the Jets have the better, see, the Jackson Darts going to make extra plays. Right. He's going to do special things run on the ball. That's not Genos thing. Genos going to be in the pocket. He'll move a little bit and you'll run. We could see that. But, you know, he's older now. He's going to want to be in the pocket. He'll get away from a pass rush here or there. But maybe the

difference between the two teams are the special plays that Jackson Darts may bring for the giants. Yes. I agree with that. I think, you know, the giants with the one spot we got to look at and nobody talks about is the tight ends. They weren't looked upon or tried. They didn't try to get it. I say I like Lee's here now. Yes. So that's a big deal there. And, you know, Patrick record to fullback. I never knew what he, I didn't see him on the field once. This whole wall. We're going to see him on opening night. I guarantee. Yeah. He, I think he weighed in a three oh five. He runs, you know, as I really watched him. I went down to Miami. You know, we watched him scrimmage the Miami dolphins and I'm a, it was hard to judge it because the giants won everything possible that you could win down there against another team. I mean, they were killing the dolphins. I would think that with record. In knowing John Harbaw the way we, oh, I think we know him is that when Dallas comes here on that opening night, it's going to be like

smash mouth like we're going to try to run it down. You throw type of stuff and and cam scataboo is going to be like the lead dog in that in that regard. Yeah, I agree with that. I mean, I get it's about being the bullies. That's what they've been talking about over there. Yeah. That's a cock. You want to be back like when you guys were playing like when you guys were good, like you used to beat the hell out of teams. Well, yeah, we were a big team. And you know, so it's, it's gone back to that, you know, and it's not only that. And I was doing a lot of work yesterday. You just looking at stuff about the giants and you can't, you worry a little bit about the secondary, but every other positions on all the positions on the team, they got backups and not just guys guys. They, you know, it's really close. Who would you play? And the other thing is too. Yeah, the high flying Dallas Cowboys and their passing attack, which is real, the defense of front of the giants has to be kind of the difference in the game. Yeah, they'll try to run it, but they got to find a way to get to the quarterback. I think they have those people there enough talent to get it done. So we'll find out soon. Where's your

reaction to the Darius Slayton release? Wasn't surprised at all. Yeah. I mean, kind of hanging around, you know, and watching practice all the time, which I didn't do it every day, but I did it enough. And, you know, I never heard a good word said about Darius Slayton. Wow. You know, not a good word. You know, not a bad word either. Not a bad word. Just, just, just no words. It's just time. They want to move on. Yeah. And that's just feels like there's not a ton of depth there. There's not. So that's why releasing a guy who you know can play was a little bit surprising, but I'm not saying that this guy did much in his career as a giant. He certainly certainly didn't. And there were some big drops on his resume, but I just, I guess they really, really trust who else is on the roster. And, and Mooney maybe is someone in Malachi fields or two guys that they really, really trust, which it sounded like John Harbohy. I asked John Harboh about Malachi fields. I'm like, all right, so is my eyes lying to me or is this guy a really good player or going to be a good player? Listen, he never disappointed in a practice. You know, I've watched him and I go, well,

that was really good. Oh, that was really good. And you know, what I think really hit me and just, I give up was when they went down and scrimmaged Miami one on ones, you know, the old seven on seven, then team. Hell, he was great in all of them. Did he look, did he look big to you? I could, no, he is big. I am. So what, you know, like sometimes we talk about wide receivers, we say, well, you know, that guy six one, but he really doesn't look like six one doesn't play six one, plays like five, eleven. No, he plays big. He this kid plays big. That's why they drafted him. Yeah. You know, that's why they moved up. They get a big receiver. They got him. It'll be interesting to see what they do. Well, he play slot, you know, the slot receiver a little bit just because of his sizing, go inside and catch. But the other thing is to remember, the Darius Slayton, I'm sure the judgment, I don't know this. I'm just saying it. When they looked at it, they go, we want to keep these tight ends. We don't want to give one of them up. So what are we going to do? And so that's why you go right to Darius Slayton. And, you know, I didn't hear really any good words about him during training camp. He was out there. He was

trying his best, I guess, but not shocked that they let him go. It's the Boomerangio podcast from W F A N. All right. Boomerangio on the fan and CBS sports network. It's a football Wednesday with the season kicking off tonight. Patriots and Seahawks. And we've got Phil Sims in studio all the way up until 10 a.m. He's going to join us every Wednesday during the football season. So excited to have him back. This is going to be a studio. Everyone's there. Uh, probably not. Don't say it was such disappointment. Oh, God. If it really, wait, if it really bothers you, yes, then I'm coming. Okay. I mean, come on. Uh, yeah. And we're, well, they'll recognize you downstairs. And they won't give you such a hard time. What are you looking at on your computer, their big boy? Uh, it says first class. Forget Broadway. NYC's hottest audition is for fitness instructors. I'm one of the city's most luxe gyms. Okay. That's what I'm looking at. Okay. You have a luxe gym, didn't you? I still do. Oh, you do. Yeah. My basement. Okay. I mean, what do you,

you have laid out basically the entire blueprint of his home and where he lives? Oh, I did, I did not know everybody knows where Phil Sims lives. I got a rec room in that room that I really like. It's got a pool table. And if you want to come over and shoot a little pool for some cash, I'm the man. I love that. Okay. How's that fox doing out there still hanging in? Uh, three, three of them now. Okay. They're hanging in. I don't have to yell and go all the way out. Now, I just yell, put the food down. They come up really close to the house and heat. I still yell. Okay. But I want to show you the woods before they come up. Yeah. Put your headsets on if you want to hear some of the things that are playing underneath you. Oh, really? Yes. He probably doesn't want to hear I can't hear that well. Why not talk? I don't know. I don't know. I'm, you know, I'm I'm gonna turn it up over there. Yeah. It's about blew my ears out. How does your son Matt deal with you and your podcast? Uh, because he knows I'm gonna say some stuff. Oh, okay. Okay. Is that make that clear? Yeah. You did. Okay. That thing that kind of keeps you from saying things,

Jerry. It is real. As I get older, I don't care. I'm basically most of the time I'm gonna tell you the real truth. Yeah. No filter. What the hell is that happening? Well, it really happened for me the last year. So, okay. So if you want to wait to your 70, then you become angry about everything. Well, boom. That's why I love Jerry. Yeah. Guys have something in common. So, uh, Phil is gonna hang around during the Jerry segment here when he's got an update for us. What's happening? Jerry brought you by town fair tire. Nobody beats town fair tire. No body. Uh, the NFL season begins two night in Seattle. Patriots and Seahawks looking forward to that. I do agree with Al. No buzz for this one. No. It's weird. There's more buzz for tomorrow and I think tonight. I agree. Very strange. But that's the way it goes. Superb will rematch that will open up the season in terms of the Niners and the Rams. So we know that Aaron Donald did not travel to LA. So he's not playing and for the Niners Alfred Collins,

uh, one of their starting defensive tackles done for the year. He suffered a torn patella tendon on the practice field yesterday in Australia. Yeah. God. Yes. That's I mean, no, they, they are snake bit beyond belief. Well, is it because they practice next to a power facility? Yeah, I know what lines and everything. But every time I saw him this year, it practiced on the field. Those they, it's the same field. They didn't change. I thought they were going to. And they start to season with an injury before they even start with a good player. Yes. Well, no, Aaron Donald. That's good news for. Well, be there for the Giants though. That's the bad news for the Giants. Yeah. You know, the Giants thought of that till now. Yeah. Yeah. But the Giants played the Rams after the Rams have to come flying back from, you know, Australia. I mean, they're midair right now as a matter of fact. They are the Rams. Yes. Crazy. Yeah. Okay. Uh, the Bucks gave Baker Mayfield a three year extension, $165 million as Boomer earlier. Do you feel like you really missed it?

Me? No, G. I was like, it's on the Boomer. Did we miss it? That's you can't even, I don't know. We're not even in the same world. No, it is not the same world. He got, he got, he got a little bit of it when I was starting to get it. You remember, he's like five years old. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you could put it out there if you want. I don't care. But I, I remember you telling me, I think you made a total of like seven million in your career. I don't know how much it wasn't much. But it's just, it was, you know, I, it wasn't long after I got out that it really changed. You know, where it just went through the roof about the money. Oh my god. That looks mojo. Bro and Boomer. Yeah. Look at the headline. Can I borrow a few bucks? Oh man. I actually made that much money. I didn't realize that. Where's your money? It's about 25. Yeah. Damn. That's pretty good. Why? No, I didn't make 25. Yeah. No. Oh well. Nobody cares. No one does care. No, let me rephrase that. My wife does. Yeah.

You've done all right in your post career though. Yeah. I just all right. Exactly. Sunday to Jets will be in Tennessee. Here's Aaron Glenn, the update on their running back. Breeze Hall. It's a good one if you're a jet fan. Breeze would fall into that category of he's trending. The first category. Yeah. He's trending towards plan. He'll be practicing this week. Yeah. Yeah. He'll be practicing this week. That is certainly good news for our jet fans. Last hour we had the media asking Aaron Glenn what a successful season will look like. This hour it's Garrett Wilson who has asked that question. Nothing else. Nothing else. I mean, what is supposed to say? I four wins. Yeah, I know. I mean, I just put you know what's going to happen. These guys are just writing this down and when they don't make the playoffs. Also, it's not a successful season. You said a successful season was the playoffs. Does that mean your coach should be fired? I guess you just don't say anything.

I don't know. You think we ever heard this? I'm being serious prior to Yankee fans wondering if they didn't win the World Series. It was a with with Jeter calling it a failure. I don't feel like I ever heard that before. Jeter said that. Yeah. Maybe you're probably right. I think that this is a specific thing though because Aaron Glenn clearly on the hot seat after year one, which is crazy. How bad it was. So, you know, what is that barometer in which Woody Johnson looks at this thing and says, I'm going to keep this guy as my head coach. I don't think anybody really knows that question. I didn't answer that question. Phil and I both know rookie offensive coordinator with a retread quarterback. It's not a good combination for a new head coach coming in for his first year. No, not at all because one that rookie guy, rookie coach has to come and establish himself and that's hard to do. You know, so how about the rookie offensive coordinator with a retread quarterback? Yeah, that's even worse. Yeah, that is not good for a defensive head coach.

Meantime Garrett Wilson, who went to Ohio State, was asked his thoughts of the way Michigan beat Western Michigan over the weekend with the review and the extra second being put back on the clock. Don't surprise me. Them getting a nod. Some BS. And then he said he couldn't believe that they were all big 10 revs. But then again, that's the way it goes. And so I'm glad I'm glad that the Mac commissioner actually finally put out a statement saying, you know, we are wanting this to be overturned because the protocol wasn't followed properly. And you know what and you know what the impetus that all of this was was all the social media and all the people out there talking about like the Mike Perreras of the world talking about protocol and how things are supposed to be done under replay rules and how they were not followed in this case. And because the Mac initially came out and said, you know, we understand we were told and we understand the rules now. But then a day later, after all of social media was out there just ripping the crap out of the big 10

and the way that this went down to Michigan, then the Mac responded differently. But they're appealing to who who's going to do what? Yeah. Whether they're going to try to overturn the the big 10 ink and overturn it was not the big 10 there's a there's a there's an NCA and then there's a FBS yeah, right. Rupert sure. Yeah. What do you call them? Feclis? Yes, I do. Call them Feclis. Yes. Okay. No chance. My son was on TV. My old son Christopher and they they killed it. Yeah. I mean, they killed it. And then you know, I thought, man, I was watching going, maybe he might have went overboard there. You know, but no, they were touching and God's screwed. Yeah, they definitely did. So the night Giants Cowboys, we hear from Jerry Jones on the fan and Dallas, he was asked his take of John Harbott taking over big blue, nothing but great thoughts about him, his brother and the family. I have as much respect for him and his family, his brothers, his father. They are a football legacy family. Did I ever tell you to go that when I

was with Jerry Jones once he thought he was talking to you when he was talking to me? Was like Zach Martin did earlier. Yeah. I hate playing against you guys old time. And I'm like, I hate the Dallas Cowboys. Hate everything you don't. I think sucks. Everything sucks about everything that you do. Jerry. Oh, it's but you know, listen, I told you, Jerry, Jerry Jones is the nicest owner I met in all the years. I was involved in doing games. And it was really every time you'd see him, he just whatever you need. That's my guy. That's it. I always said a nice Christmas ornament. Yeah, you know, Christmas ornament. Yeah, a nice Christmas ornament. So here, I'm walking down the street in New Orleans. He's there just to watch the game years ago when the lights went out. And there's a big white bus. I mean, it's huge. And I go, well, look at this. We're walking back to the hotel and I see the Cowboys star. And I see Jason Garrett and everybody getting off the bus. And then all of a sudden, we're kind of

my wife and I and a couple were with. We look at the door on the truck. And Jerry Jones standing in there and go, feel, come on. Get in here. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let me make you a drink. Jones making me a drink. I mean, I'm just, I'm just that that happened many times. First, the Super Bowl. He's in. He comes at practice. I'm watching the Cowboys. He goes, oh, feel so excited. It goes, just just pinch me. And I said, well, how about I just slept the hell on that? And I swear, I said that. I really said it worse than that. And he looked at me go, now, yeah, I'll be right back. I enjoyed Taylor, I guess, on the Teral On Show, get to the point, get it to T.O. To the point, everyone's got to podcast these days as we know. So she's on there. I don't know who the co-host with T.O. is, but she starts telling the tale of a bad ex-boyfriend that she had. There's a reason why in a second clip you'll hear what makes this such a bad clip. I was financially supporting a boyfriend. And he's on the couch, like playing video games and stuff,

like it's been going on for like a month now, because I was like, don't worry about it. I got the bills. Malala. You are sweet. You're a nice. Yeah. Where did I get for that? So I, he's like, I'm like, all right, look, it's been a while. Like, we got to get a job. Okay, so she's got to get a job. She has an idea for him, fair to say it, went sideways very quickly. Here's some money. Go out get a drink, like clear your head, right? Tomorrow. He got a for the drink. I'm big mama. So he goes out and cheats on me with a stripper with the money that I gave. T.O. Sharlich. No, that was T.O. He's on the popcorn. She's still on the stopper. Oh my gosh. He's got to get the popcorn. Get your popcorn. We're really leaning into it. So I hadn't heard that. I was wondering. It was the ex-boyfriend that I met of hers, who had the last same last name as me. His name was Rich Gianati. It was weird. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Strangest thing. Wow. So my dad's name is Rich Gianati. He used to follow. He played baseball at Miami. My dad would follow his career just because he thought it was cool. It was a rich Gianati playing baseball at Miami. One day, he reaches out to me when I'm working in Pittsburgh. It was great last name. He's like, I'm coming in for Thanksgiving with my girlfriend. And he's show up there. It's it's joy. It's the girlfriend. So I was like, man, I wonder if it's that guy until the stripper story because no, he wouldn't be him. He would not be banging the stripper. I don't just play video games for a month with her money. No, no way. Absolutely not him. This guy's the guy's the man. That's a tough one. The Yankees beat the Rockies five to three. The return of Aaron Judge. He got three at bats. He did playwright field pulled after six and then Elliott Ramos came in for him at a three run home Orion, McMahon snapping a one one tie with an RBI double in the fifth Yankees 82 and 62, but still trailing the raise by four games because the raise beat the Braves seven to one. They did, however, clinched their 34th consecutive winning season. Series continues tonight. Will Warren on the mound on the fan at seven oh five. The meds beat the Marlins seven to five Francisco

Indoor one. So do Brit Bady all homerid Robert Stock Jace Jansen junk. The starters later tonight. The meds have one six of eight. I know is what it is. What Scott versus junk. Stock. Yeah, stock junk. Stock, stock and junk. Yeah, stock junk. Yeah. At the US Open Ben Shelton beat the defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and five sets that ended at three thirty this morning. So he advances and apparently Landry Shemmett was a credential photographer, huh, which was pretty wild. I was told that Jordan Clarkson left it two a.m. He did not stick it's higher time. That's what I was texted. And Jessica, it's cool. And Jessica Pagula beat Emma Navarro and three sets to advance as well. It's the boomerangio podcast from WFAN. Hi, boomerangio on the fan and CBS Sports Network. We have Phil Sims in studio is going to join us every Wednesday during the football season. I do have a question though about the broadcasting part of your life because something happened. You know, something happened last night during the Yankee game. I want to know if you've ever

experienced anything like this. So Aaron Judge comes back. It's his first game back at 99 days. That was a cool thing, right? Right. So as he's coming up to bat for the first time Yankee stadium, there is a moment where the crowd is giving him a standing ovation. And Dave Sims and Susan Waldman in the booth want to make sure that the radio audience can hear the standing ovation. However, Dave Sims, he's doing play by play. Susan's been there for a million years. I'm sure that you're familiar with Susan. Dave Sims, he, he armed shushed her where he put his arms out here. It's right here. See? He puts his arms out there. And he does an armed shush to the great hall of Famer, Susan Waldman. Nancy, ever do something like that to you? No, I don't think he did. Yeah. If he would, I'd have broke his arm. So I'm reading this right. This is tough. Yes. I listen and heard y'all talking about it. Now I did. I'm not going to tell you it is. That's the

way it is. But I did work with somebody once. He did this. The ball. He's jumped up, put his arms out. Way out. Not like this. That's though. He did this. The guy that did it to me was like this. I mean, he's spread-eagled and to tell you to like, don't say anything. And I basically just said, oh, yeah. I mean, what do you think I'm an idiot? Of course, I wasn't going to talk about it. I mean, no, no, no, no. Middle tension. I guess this happens. I did that to you on the NFL today a couple of times. Hey, I said, talk to the hand, talk to the hand over here. Here we go. Yeah, we go. You know, I need back there, Al. If you hit me two cookies, I'll show you a boomer move that he did. It's on our pregame show. It's CBS. You want me to kind of tell you how it went? Sure. Yeah, we all have to do updates. You do some one to next. You know, you keep giving away. And you know, our boy over there is out in a

hallway scarf and food because they have food up and down the opposite live update. And the producer kind of can't think of it. Producer's name. Drew. Yeah, Drew. Drew Kuliski. Drew goes, he's your boomer, boomer. And all of a sudden, G-Hell, boomer comes running in and he has a cook, big cookie in one hand and he smashed in the other one's face. And he stops in front of the TV goes, and cookies are flying out. Yeah, listen, I've seen it all. Well, I'm talking and saying something I'm in a groove that I could see. He's like, this is a good time to pop an Oreo. I think I could finish it before he's done talking. One was amazing though. He had both hands. One was the cro- the cookie he smashed in the other one. Oh my gosh. We laughed for hours over that. 100%. Can't get you two cookies here and give you a chunk of a spestus that's on the ground that just fell from the ceiling, but we cannot get you two cookies. So I did read that right that that

felt a little tough there with Dave Sib and Susan Walman that if you were Susan, you'd probably be like, yeah, I mean, I know not to say anything. Yeah, it's not my thing. But you know what, too, I just to pick up for Dave a little bit is the fact that he's probably done that most of his career. And whoever he's with or working, they got it. Well, the only reason he's here is because she wanted him here. Yeah. Yeah. Or is that it? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She was a big part of the reason. Yeah. Yeah. Of course you want to go to her and you want to say, who do you want to work with? And she says, Dave Sims will be great. So anyway, anyway, whatever. Whatever you think, Rome was going to work for CBS again. Yeah, I would, I don't know. You know, look, I don't know. Yeah. I really don't. Is it best the longer it goes? Is that help him or does it hurt him? It's a good question. I don't know. I was, I was a little surprised that they had JJ Watte, they're like ready to go at that moment. And when I saw that, I was like, Oh man, but you know, it's so close to the season. They had to make a decision. They have to do something. Right. And only they know behind the scenes what's truly going on. We don't know. We're only speculating. But I would also say that I give Tony a lot of

credit for the statement that he put out at the statement was perfect. I thought it hit all the, the things that you want to hit when you are trying to apologize for something that you made him statement. You know, listen, yeah, you're trying to apologize. You're trying to save your job. Of course, you know, boy, of course you expect that. Yeah. And that's what he put in the end. He said, you know, and eventually my return to CBS. So I guess he's got some sort of expectation that he'd be back. I don't know if that was put in there by a lawyer or not. But I would like to think that, you know, these guys have, he's worked for CBS for how long now? I have no clue. 10 years, 12 years. That much. Wow. When did you start on the NFL today? But year, do you remember what year that was? Nope. That's great. I want to say that was probably like when I was starting here with you. So, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, he's been there for nine years. Oh, it's would have been his ninth year. This would have been. Yeah. So he's been there for eight years. So I mean, like they know each, I mean, like everybody's friends. I mean,

I'd like to think when we were there anyway, it's CBS, we all got along. It's, you know, we did. Never's never. So, Fox never a problem. Yeah. And if his contract maybe wasn't his contract and he wasn't getting paid so much, maybe that would be a different conversation as well. So, part of it. So, back to football tonight. I want to ask you about tonight's game real quick. We got a minute here. So, Clint Kubiak becomes the head coach of the Vegas Raiders, okay? Right. And now all of a sudden, Sam Donnell has a new offensive coordinator. This guy, Brian Flurry, I think his name came from San Francisco. How big of a difference is that going to be for Sam Donnell this year? I don't think it's going to be a big difference at all. I mean, between that group, it's amazing how many coaches come from the tree. Yeah. I mean, and then some of them run in the offense, the Kyle Shanahan basically taught them all, you know, every one of them. You name the guy in the Kevin McConnell. Yeah. There's many of them. But no, I don't think it will at all. I think it's going to be something fresh for Sam Donnell. In other words, oh, some new stuff to learn. Well, he's one guy who's gone through it many, many times, right? It's a five different

game. Yeah. I get mad at this stuff all the time. Really? And I just say things to people and I call their name out because I hate it. They just look at the quarterback rating. No, judge the quarterback on what's around him? Who's the coach and what's his talent? Then tell me what you think. But oh, they lost. Well, you know, as QBR was all the QBR. Get me going. Yeah. Well, we don't get you going. But what do you think that it's going to be okay for Sam? But I do. It's interesting. Is it Mike Shanahan that deserves all this credit or is it Kyle? Yes. It's my no Mike started it. Yeah. And he gathered them all together when he went down to Washington. Yeah, he had them all on there. And then Sean McVey everybody. Yeah. And then when they, it's amazing. How many of them were there and how successful most of them have been? What do you think? Real quickly before we go to break Mike McDaniel and San Diego, it's Justin Herbert. I will be shocked. No, I'm not shocked. I'll be very disappointed that it's not really, really good. Like really good. I know you, well, you don't like Justin Herbert. No, no, I do.

No, I like Justin Herbert. There's just a couple of things. I don't, I think Mike McDaniel is a tough guy in a locker room. And since he's left Miami and I understand it's easy to do now. It's low-hang fruit, but he's gotten crushed by players and media out there. So I think I'm paying attention at. And also this canoe daling that he was doing on the field during the practice. Like Justin Herbert, you mean Justin Herbert's canoe daling with his with his fiance sitting down on a ground in the train again. Is that a guy? I mean, who's going to win a Super Bowl? Man, I'll tell you. Yeah, I don't know what to say. Some of these things that go on. Did you see this? I didn't see it. I heard it, but I said, well, I don't need to look at it. You got a bro did it too. No, no, no, they were just talking about it. They were just talking. They were just talking. But again, you know, guys, boomer. What? What would the code say to you that? Oh my gosh. What would my teammates say? Oh, they would just they would kill us. Yes, they would roast us. Yeah, I mean, they were he was like on the ground. They were both sitting on the ground. They're like Indian style. You know, they're legs crossed. Yeah, yeah.

And just reach him for his turn. You know, I mean, I really like Justin Herbert. We both do. Yes. And I many things, but okay, here we go. It's on the fricking practice field. Once I did it with four women. That is so bad. That is bad, right? That's so bad. That's really bad. I don't care if he'd even won in the quarter back if he was just whatever, I'd still say that's bad. You think the teammates are on them? Oh, my well, the teammates probably love it because they're going to ride him until I hope so. Yeah, maybe that's the thing that the teammates just ride him so hard that it becomes a funny issue instead of I guess you read all the articles about that. No, no, no, I didn't see any. I was just judging by my own reaction. Like I just that and being in an environment not at the level of being a pro, but just having ball-busting people in your life and knowing that a football locker room is ball-busting people. Oh yeah. To see your quarterback who gets paid by more than anybody. Yeah.

Sitting out there with your your pop star girlfriend as she's putting her fingers through your hair on the practice field. You know what?

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