Full Show: Aaron Boone Returns as Yankees Manager for One Final Run

Craig Carton (0:05)

It's The Carton Show with Big Mac on a beautiful Monday afternoon in New York City. Phone number to join, as always, 888-808-1019.

Got a great show for you today as the New York Giants show their true colors. And now we've got a little camp scataboo gig going on between the fans, the press, the media, the coach, the player, lots cooking there. After an embarrassingly bad defensive performance by the New York Giants, but maybe, oh maybe, maybe, oh maybe, a little glimmer of hope when it comes to the second half quarterback play. And then, of course, the New York Jets cannot get out of their own way, cannot be anything other than the New York Jets, the Paltons, yet again, with garbage coaching from Aaron Glenn and worse coordinating from old man Frank Greig, who I told you day one was not the answer to this offense.

Chris McMonigle (0:59)

He really does love those shotguns on short yardage.

Craig Carton (1:01)

Good afternoon, Big Mac, how are you?

Chris McMonigle (1:03)

I'm doing well, Craig.

Craig Carton (1:04)

Okay, third and one, a memo to Frank Greig, you moron. I don't care about the ad-elix that you brought to the table three weeks ago. It didn't work.

It didn't work against the Green Bay Packers, and it didn't work yesterday either. Why in the world do you continue to run the ball starting eight yards behind the line of scrimmage to gain one yard? And you're not consecutive possessions.

SPEAKER_3 (1:28)

Come on, man.

Chris McMonigle (1:32)

It's not going great after Sunday for either of us.

Craig Carton (1:35)

And yet, every time you throw the ball to Garrett Wilson, good things happen.

Oh, fancy that. Frank Greig sucks as offensive coordinator, and Aaron Glenn stinks as the head coach of the New York Jets. And it just kills me because the New England Patriots were missing their starting offensive line. And by late in the third quarter, it seemed like they were missing their entire backup offensive line. And Aaron Glenn, who told us quite famously a few months ago, that Kong defenses, I think he said this.

Stephen A. Smith (2:07)

Play Kong is my superpower.

Craig Carton (2:08)

Okay, that's great. Play Kong is my superpower.

Decided not to blitz at all. Decided on a very important third in 13 to bring zero pressure on Drake May. Third in seven, zero pressure on Drake May. And after getting within a touchdown, your guy, Aaron Glenn, allows a seven-minute drive effectively to end the game. And now the New York Jets are two and four.

Chris McMonigle (2:32)

Cory Keiner.

Craig Carton (2:33)

Who? Who the heck is that?

Chris McMonigle (2:35)

Eight consecutive running plays from him down the throat of the New York Jets team. And that's the thing with me with this defense. And it goes back a while past Glenn. Even when they're good, even when Salahadam top five this year, top five defense, in the biggest moments, man, you win the game beating the New York Jets defense over and over and over again. And they could not get a stop. And Cory Keiner running it down their throat at the end of the game is the exemplary of what the Jets are. That's exactly who they are. They get big turnovers. I thought that would be important in this game. It's not enough. They get two big turnovers.

They get a touchdown taken back on the first drive.

Craig Carton (3:14)

Which by the way, again, I'm not blaming the rest of the game. That's a horrendous call on the Cooper touchdown that gets called back. You're like, come on, what are we talking about?

Chris McMonigle (3:25)

That has no impact on the play.

Craig Carton (3:26)

Patrick didn't touch anybody and knuckleheads. But I'm not blaming. That's not where we lost the game.

Chris McMonigle (3:31)

Absolutely not.

Craig Carton (3:31)

We lost the game because once again, we have an offensive coordinator that can't call an offense. We've got talent all over the place that keep telling me. And I think they're right. Cooper's very good. Sadeek's very good. G5's obviously a rock star. You got 17 freaking tight ends on this team.

Chris McMonigle (3:48)

And it's not even that Geno's playing poorly.

Craig Carton (3:49)

No.

Chris McMonigle (3:50)

Geno's playing fine.

Craig Carton (3:51)

He's afraid to take chances. Yes, he is. That being said, obviously the interception is first of the year. Geno Smith is not the cause of reason why the New York Jets are doing four. Frank Reich is. Aaron Glenn is. And this defense, like you said, against a third string running back that nobody ever heard of, when you have to make a play.