Chapter 1: Why does a caller praise Jerry in the beginning?
We do have one caller on the line I'd like to get to because most people can't stand me, and Stephen Islip doesn't sound like one of those guys. Steve, good morning. How are you? No, I can't stand you. I just want to say, you know, without taking anything away from anyone else, you know, you are the glue that is holding the station together right now. You've been there for 30 years. Almost.
I agree. Yeah, you've been there since Imus was there, and it just feels, everything feels right when... I mean, it feels right mostly when everyone's in the studio and you're doing what you're doing. But even when things are in flux, when you're there, it feels like everything is just even keeled. It's good. Steve, tell me more. I appreciate that. Thank you for the call. That's very nice of you.
I think that's a little much, but thank you for the comfort. I hate people like that. Why? The man just poured out his love and admiration. It's great, but it's a little too much. I have friends, when you give them a compliment, they're like, I guess. Thank you. It's okay to swim and dive in the pool of admiration. Do your backstrokes. Embrace it. Because they don't come a lot.
I said that was very, very nice. I appreciate it. But at the end, I didn't appreciate it. When you first said, I hate people like that, I thought you were talking about the collar. You're talking about Jerry basically not fully embracing the compliment. Yes, yes, yes. Yeah, well, I mean, I'm not good with compliments, what can I tell you? But it was very nice of him.
him i called you the glue gotta be careful you don't want to upset paul rosenberg works yeah i wasn't aware that that's what he was referenced to yes i was i worked with him when we did the rutgers game at maryland a couple of weeks ago i did like a 45 minute show before you know getting us to nets basketball and so he was my producer and he was referencing himself as the glue and i didn't understand yes so he gave himself that nickname and basically anything he tweets out about the fan talks about how he's the glue yeah all right you could give yourself i well that's why i'm bringing it up yes
well he did so and if it sticks it sticks but steve thank you very much for the call and the and the nice words very nice to hear that once in a while that having been said you heard the uh the sounds of chris lopresti right there chris take it away all right sponsored by chef iq precision cooking effortless results chef iq.com i've got another geno smith cut for you here jerry i've gone down the rabbit hole as far as trying to figure out whether he was or wasn't asked about ik yesterday yeah
See, this is what's dangerous about AI, because Rami was efforting via chat GPT, and it seemed pretty clear that he was asked about it. However, I did find the full audio. It was a conference call. I did find it on the Jet website.
and i was about 14 minutes i was skimming through i did not detect any questions about it so i don't know if he was or wasn't if they took that part out or if chat gpt is maybe pulling from a confused conference call when he was an opponent you know that happens sometimes you get an opposing player on the conference call leading up to the game they might have asked him about it in the past in any event i'll continue to work on that what we do have here
Is Geno talking about how even at the age of 35, he still feels that he is an ascending player? I believe that I still have room to grow. I believe I still have, you know, a ton of years left on my body to play this game. And I want to continue to try and maximize it. I believe the Jets are getting a better player than I was in Seattle. I know that for a fact.
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Chapter 2: What does Wink Martindale say about Woody and the coaching situation?
What's up, Justin? You're on the fan. Hey, what's going on, guys? I was just wondering what part of the family called in for the Recco. Was it your wife's family? Was that Larry Recco? That actually sounded like my cousin Phil Recco, so it might have been him. Justin, thanks, man. That's excellent. I love it.
Jerry, that thought crossed my mind as I was listening to that call, but I didn't want to be a bad guy. Oh, no, it's okay. Hey, Willie's cousin called yesterday. Cousin Mike. Cousin Mike Roselle. Cousin Mike called to say, hey, let's talk about the Giants. He didn't call to throw flowers at you. But the problem is I think he stepped out of teaching his own class to make that call. He did.
He said he had to hurry because they were coming in. That's awesome. So not the cousin who got into some trouble. Oh, yeah. I mean, you don't forget a story. Was he, growing up, was he a fresher breath air, that cousin of yours? Cousin Mike is awesome. Yeah, I love Cousin Mike. Yeah, we used to play NBA Jam and listen to the DMX album all the time.
Chapter 3: How does AI impact the analysis of sports interviews?
Wow. Yeah. Party up. That is some peak 90s right there, baby. You know, I know you know the vibes. NBA Jam, baby, absolutely. All right, so I played that Francesa clip last hour, swearing that the Mannings will never allow Arch to go to the Jets. That's all I got, Willie.
So Gary Myers has a conflicting take on all this, which he outlined on TwitterX with a lengthy post yesterday, which I'm going to read a portion of. This will sound exciting. Well, I mean, it's interesting because now you've got to keep in mind that Gary has been working with some semblance of the Manning family trying to get Eli into the Hall of Fame.
He's involved with that, so obviously he's tapped into what's going on with the Manning family. So he wrote, Arch will play for the Jets if they are in position to draft him, and if he's the QB they want, I am certain of this. And this was interesting. I had never read this before. Maybe this has been out there.
Biggest misconception about Peyton and the Jets back in 1997 is he didn't want to play for them, and that's why he went back to Tennessee. Yeah. The reality is Archie Manning called Bill Parcells twice at Peyton's insistence to find out if the Jets were going to take him first. When Parcells would not commit to that, it helped convince Peyton to go back to school.
He wanted to play for Parcells and the Jets and didn't want to enter the draft not knowing where he was going to end up, and that's why he returned to school. And it all makes sense. The only thing I would say, too, is the Jets leaned on Peyton Manning and, you know, looking for help to hire a head coach. There is some relationship with the Manning family. Yeah, that didn't go so well.
And I kind of feel like they owe him one. So maybe. I mean, time will tell. But, yeah, that is very interesting, though, that Gary has a very opposite view of what Mike said. Yes, absolutely. Another one from Pat Ricard, newly signed Giants fullback. What you can expect out of him and a John Harbaugh-led team now in New York with the Giants moving forward.
It's going to look like a group of individuals playing together who loves football. You're going to see the passion on the field. You're going to see guys playing incredibly hard for one another. You're going to see defense that's not going to want to come to MetLife Stadium to play us. You're going to see... You know, just bodies flying over the place.
You're going to see guys just selling out for their teammates.
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Chapter 4: What insights does Geno Smith share about his career and growth?
This has got to be the new hype man right here, man. Let the bodies hit the floor. That's right. Exactly what I was just thinking. He's going to be leading those pregame huddles, getting the boys fired up. Look forward to that.