The Giants cleared cap space and now big name trades seem in sight, but Tiki is weary. Plus Pat Murphy calls Brian Cashman to apologize

The Giants could be on the verge of a blockbuster trade, and Jonathan Taylor might be the missing piece that takes John Harbaugh's team to another level! Evan Roberts believes the Giants are almost certain to make a significant move before Tuesday's trade deadline, but Tiki Barber isn't convinced they should sacrifice valuable draft picks to go all-in. With the Giants sitting atop the NFC East, is now the time to make a championship push, or are fans getting too carried away? Evan digs into Harbaugh's aggressive trade history in Baltimore and makes the case for dealing draft picks to acquire proven stars. The debate heats up over Taylor's potential price tag, the Giants' uncertain quarterback situation, and whether they're really that far behind the Chicago Bears. Plus, a fascinating Jets-Giants trade proposal involving Breece Hall and Colton Hood sparks another debate about how both New York teams should approach the deadline.

Aaron Glenn hasn't been fired, but Evan is already building his list of potential Jets head coaches! From Mike Tomlin and Sean McDermott to Bill Belichick, Kliff Kingsbury and some truly wild suggestions, Evan and Tiki debate who could rescue the franchise. Should the Jets finally abandon their familiar strategy of hiring first-time defensive coaches and bring in a proven winner? Meanwhile, the Giants have taken control of a winnable NFC East, and Evan believes missing the playoffs now would be a massive disappointment. Could a blockbuster trade for Jonathan Taylor put them over the top, or would the asking price be too steep? Plus, Evan unloads on Sean Marks and the Nets' never-ending rebuild, blasts the ridiculous panic surrounding the Knicks, and admits Craig Carton's outdoor fire-building challenge might be his worst nightmare!

Could Jacob deGrom actually return to the Mets? With reports that the Rangers are willing to trade their expensive veterans, Evan dreams of bringing deGrom back to Queens for one final run. Tiki and Shaun aren't buying it, questioning whether the aging pitcher is really the answer. Evan insists it's about winning, not nostalgia, but Tiki calls him out for wanting an emotional reunion. Plus, could Corey Seager be a fit for the Yankees? Meanwhile, the Giants are favored in Philadelphia for the first time since 2009, and Shaun Morash is fired up! But with a commanding NFC East lead, Evan digs into the Giants' painful division collapses of 2006 and 2012. Could history repeat itself? The debate also turns to potential Giants trades, Garrett Wilson entering concussion protocol, and the Jets' expanding coaching search, including the wild possibility of Russell Wilson getting an interview.

Evan and Shaun discuss Pat Murphy’s apology to Brian Cashman following the Brewers' World Series victory. They also evaluate the New York Jets' potential draft strategies and speculate on the New York Giants' pursuit of Jonathan Taylor. Additionally, they explore a unique simulation experience at George W. Bush’s presidential library.(00:01:50) Pat Murphy's Apology(00:05:15) Presidential Decision Pods(00:08:55) Jets Draft Strategy(00:14:55) NBA Trade Rumors(00:20:05) Station Fire Challenge(00:25:20) Giants Odds Surge(00:28:55) Jets Roster Analysis(00:35:10) Jonathan Taylor Speculation(00:40:30) NFL Injury Update

The Giants are favored in Philadelphia for the first time since 2009, and Shaun Morash is absolutely fired up! In a special Cinco de Luncho, Shaun takes a hilarious trip back to the last time Big Blue entered Philly as the favorite, a game that ended in a humiliating 40-17 loss. But with the Giants now holding a commanding NFC East lead, Evan Roberts uncovers some troubling history. Could the Giants be headed for another division collapse like 2006 or 2012?

Could Russell Wilson actually become the next Jets head coach? With reports linking the former Giants quarterback to the NC State coaching job, Evan Roberts floats the wild possibility of Wilson interviewing for the Jets. Tiki Barber weighs in on whether Wilson could make the transition to coaching, while the crew imagines the chaos of his introductory press conference. Plus, the Jets' coaching search continues to grow with some surprising veteran names.

Could Jacob deGrom really return to the Mets? With the Texas Rangers reportedly ready to unload expensive veterans, Evan Roberts sees an opportunity to bring one of his favorite Mets back to Queens. But Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash aren't convinced, questioning whether a 39-year-old deGrom is worth the gamble. Evan argues that a one-year deal makes perfect sense for a Mets rotation desperate for help, while Tiki pushes back and suggests Clay Holmes would be the smarter investment.

Evan Roberts absolutely unloads on ESPN for declaring the Knicks' season chaotic after just seven games! Despite being a proud Knicks hater, Evan calls out the ridiculous headline and argues that the defending champions are nowhere near a crisis. Meanwhile, a Jets coaching search could be looming, and Evan and Tiki explore David Shaw as an unexpected candidate while debating who should lead the hiring process.

Aaron Glenn's future with the Jets looks bleak in Evan's eyes, and he's already building a massive list of potential replacements! From Mike Tomlin and Sean McDermott to Bill Belichick, Kliff Kingsbury and even Nick Saban, Evan and Tiki debate which veteran coaches deserve consideration. Has the time finally come for the Jets to abandon their failed coaching formula and hire someone with a proven track record?