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Evan & Tiki brings balance, brains and edge to New York sports talk. Evan Roberts’ fan-first intensity pairs with Tiki Barber’s perspective from inside the game to create debate that’s informed, passionate and rarely predictable. Whether it’s Giants and Jets analysis, Yankees and Mets arguments, or Knicks, Nets and league-wide storylines, the conversation goes deeper than hot takes. Throw in Shaun Morash, who stirs the pot with unfiltered opinions and the raw pulse of the fanbase, and you have Evan & Tiki, a show where New York sports get talked through — not talked over.

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  • Today · 51 min

    Best of the Jets on WFAN: Who will be the head coaching savior?

    Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle grill Willie Colon over his take that the Jets should give Aaron Glenn a third year, and they also cross Rex Ryan off the Jets head coaching candidates list after his shocking arrest. Plus, Boomer and Gio wonder if there is a path to Jim Harbaugh replacing Aaron Glenn, and the Evan and Tiki crew sound off on how bad things have gotten for Glenn in what his likely his final season as head coach.

  • Today · 48 min

    Best of the Giants on WFAN: An agonizing collapse

    The Giants blew a late lead to the Commanders, but Gregg Giannotti says John Harbaugh and company deserve some grace, while Boomer Esiason says the silver lining was J.J. McCarthy, who New York just might have something in. Plus, Tiki Barber sounds off on the main reasons why the Giants lost a game they should have never conceded, while Shaun Morash went off on John Harbaugh for his handling of the kicker position. Craig Carton warns Giant fans that losing the division would be one of the worst collapses in league history.

  • Today · 44 min

    Kickoff with Boomer Esiason and Mike Valenti for Week 10 in the NFL

    Boomer Esiason and Mike Valenti break down the NFL trade deadline winners and losers, the Jaguars' case as the best team in football, the Patriots' struggles and a loaded NFC North playoff race. Plus, their Week 10 picks, a big credibility test for the Bengals against Pittsburgh, a Steelers vs. Rams debate and their NFL midseason awards, including MVP, Coach of the Year and Super Bowl predictions.

  • Today · 44 min

    The Vikings Just Saved Their Season! | 'Stinkin' Truth Podcast'

    From 'Stinkin' Truth Podcast' (Subscribe Here): Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans go over some of the biggest trades at the NFL Trade Deadline, including Kirk Cousins returning back to the Vikings. Then, they debate which NFC North team will be left out of the playoff picture. They also discuss whether the Colts made a huge mistake not dealing Jonathon Taylor. They end the podcast with #QuestionMark.

  • Yesterday · 2 hr 28 min

    Friday Full Show: One Giant Loss, A Football Friday

    It has been along time since a Giants loss mattered this much this late int he season, we break down everything and anything that went wrong from a gut wrenching night at Metlife Stadium. Plus all the usual Football Friday segments.

  • Yesterday · 36 min

    Hour 1: Giants Get Too Cute and Blow a Win

    The Giants were a first down away from putting Washington away. Instead of giving Cam Skattebo another carry on third-and-3, they called a quarterback run that lost two yards. Jordan Stout shanked the ensuing punt for 12 yards, and Stefon Diggs scored the go-ahead touchdown. Tiki Barber traces how that sequence, a missed 33-yard field goal and Washington’s pressure on the final drive turned a winnable game into a three-point loss. The Giants still lead the division, but the Commanders now own the tiebreaker. Shaun Morash calls out John Harbaugh for sticking with his rookie kicker, arguing that a big leg doesn’t help if the Giants won’t trust it after a chip-shot miss. Shaun also wants Abdul Carter to turn pressures into game-changing sacks. Tiki counters that keeping Jayden Daniels from breaking loose mattered more than chasing sacks against Washington.

  • Yesterday · 43 min

    Hour 2: Malik Nabers’ Postgame Silence Draws Heat After Costly Fumble

    John Harbaugh didn’t seriously consider going for it on fourth-and-inches from his own 12, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber see a chance the Giants let slip away. Evan explains why the clock made the gamble worth taking, while Tiki spots the opening Jameis Winston could have exploited on a sneak. The 24–21 loss leaves the Giants atop the division, but Washington now owns the tiebreaker. The blame doesn’t stop with Harbaugh. Tiki takes issue with the late play-calling but puts more of the loss on player execution. Evan zeroes in on Malik Nabers’ fumble at the Washington 17, while Shaun Morash takes stronger exception to Nabers skipping his postgame media availability. Then Cam Skattebo offers his own theory for why he didn’t get more late carries: Did his fumble in the first Washington game cost him some trust?

  • Yesterday · 41 min

    Hour 3: The Giants’ Next Test Could End Harbaugh’s Honeymoon

    The Giants lost to Washington by three, and Shaun Morash puts their kicking problem at the top of his list. Did an early missed field goal make the Giants feel like they had to take deep shots on the final drive? Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun weigh that theory against Washington’s blitz, revisit the third-and-3 call that took fourth down off the table, and debate the pass interference flag on Deonte Banks. J.J. McCarthy threw for a career-high 293 yards, but the Giants didn’t let him attempt another pass after his touchdown to Isaiah Likely until they were trailing. Tiki backs Boomer Esiason’s A-plus grade, while the late interception keeps the rest of the crew from going that high. Big Blue still leads the division, but Jacksonville looms as a test of whether these Giants can hang with the league’s best.

  • Yesterday · 41 min

    Hour 4: Evan and Tiki Mock Jameis Winston's Viral 'Who Let the Dogs Out' Chant

    Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber analyze the New York Jets' offensive woes and what to expect in their upcoming divisional clash with the Buffalo Bills. They also discuss Jaden Daniels' impressive rookie season and poke fun at Jameis Winston's bizarre pre-snap antics. The duo wraps up with a review of common language blunders in the Idiots with Idioms segment and shares their Week 10 NFL picks. (00:01:50) Jets Offensive Expectations (00:08:00) NFL Week 10 Rooting Guide (00:13:15) NFL Draft Capital Discussion (00:16:40) Jameis Winston's Viral Chant (00:28:02) Idiots With Idioms Segment (00:38:20) NFL Week 10 Picks

  • Yesterday · 14 min

    The Giants Gift-Wrapped a Win for Washington

    Dominic Zvada’s missed chip shot tops Shaun Morash’s five reasons the Giants lost to Washington. Shaun argues the miss didn’t just leave three points on the board; it changed how Big Blue played the rest of the game. Malik Nabers’ fumble and a costly third-and-three call also make the list, and Deonte Banks’ pass interference penalty sparks a debate over why underthrown balls can draw such a punishing flag. Tiki Barber has a theory about the failed Jameis Winston sneak that left two Giants standing still: Winston may have run the wrong play. The hour also gets Evan Roberts and Shaun going over former Mets prospect Pete Crow-Armstrong’s unanimous MVP and whether the Mets could make Tarik Skubal an offer he can’t turn down.

  • Yesterday · 13 min

    Jacksonville Could End John Harbaugh’s Giants Honeymoon

    The Giants still lead the NFC East, but Tiki Barber isn’t backing off his verdict after the Washington loss: Big Blue is “marginally good.” Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash weigh how much patience John Harbaugh has earned and why a blowout against Jacksonville could change the tone fast. After years of being out of the race by November, this loss stings precisely because fans expect more.

  • Yesterday · 13 min

    The Giants Took the Ball Out of McCarthy’s Hands

    J.J. McCarthy threw for a career-high 293 yards against Washington, but after his touchdown pass to Isaiah Likely, the Giants didn’t let him throw again until they were trailing. Tiki Barber backs Boomer Esiason’s A-plus grade for the throws McCarthy made under pressure. Shaun Morash gives him a solid A, while Evan Roberts can’t overlook the late interception.

  • Yesterday · 13 min

    Cam Skattebo Wonders If His Fumble Cost Him Trust

    Cam Skattebo wondered if his fumble in the first Washington game was why he didn’t get more carries with a chance to ice the rematch. Tiki Barber doesn’t buy that John Harbaugh lost faith in him. His gripe is simpler: When the Giants needed three yards, they put the ball in J.J. McCarthy’s hands instead of trusting their best runner.

  • Yesterday · 14 min

    Malik Nabers’ Costly Fumble Sparks a Giants Blame Game

    Malik Nabers put the ball on the ground at Washington’s 17-yard line, and Evan Roberts calls it a mistake the Giants couldn’t afford. Tiki Barber gives Washington’s defender credit for the late interception and says skipping the postgame podium was a bad look, not a locker-room problem. Shaun Morash is less forgiving about the timing: Fans had just rallied behind Nabers after the Fox broadcast criticized him.

  • Yesterday · 14 min

    The Giants Let Washington Back Into the NFC East Race

    John Harbaugh didn’t seriously consider going for it on fourth-and-inches from his own 12, and Evan Roberts thinks the Giants missed a chance to take control of the clock. Tiki Barber questions whether replay had enough evidence to overturn Jameis Winston’s first down, then spots the lane that opened for another sneak while Winston was singing “Who Let the Dogs Out.”

  • Yesterday · 9 min

    Shaun Rips John Harbaugh for Backing His Kicker

    A missed 33-yard field goal has Shaun Morash calling for the Giants to replace their rookie kicker. His beef with John Harbaugh: Why keep a kicker for his big leg if you don’t trust him enough to try a long field goal with the game on the line? Harbaugh says he still believes in the rookie, and Evan Roberts explains why he doesn’t see a change coming. Shaun also wants more from Abdul Carter than a strong pressure rate. Tiki Barber pushes back on the criticism of Carter’s night against Washington, explaining why keeping Jayden Daniels in the pocket mattered more than chasing sacks. Shaun gets the logic, but he wants Carter finishing those plays down the stretch.

  • Yesterday · 11 min

    Giants Got Too Cute Instead of Trusting Cam Skattebo

    The Giants were a first down away from putting Washington away, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber wanted the ball in Cam Skattebo’s hands. Instead, a designed J.J. McCarthy run on third-and-three lost two yards and left the Giants punting on fourth-and-five. Evan explains why even a short Skattebo gain could have kept the offense on the field, while Tiki wonders why the Giants didn’t lean on fullback Patrick Ricard in short yardage.

  • Yesterday · 15 min

    Tiki Barber Isn’t Buying the Same Old Giants Narrative

    The Giants needed one more first down to put Washington away. Instead of giving Cam Skattebo another carry, they called a run for J.J. McCarthy on third-and-three and lost yards. A 12-yard punt and a pass interference flag helped set up Stefon Diggs’ go-ahead touchdown, and Washington’s blitz forced a game-sealing interception.

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