Hour 4 - Jeremy Schapp Calls In, Boomer's Road Rules, Giants Trade

Jeremy Schaap previews his E60 documentary, Living On: The Michael Cammarata Story, premiering tonight on ESPN. Boomer maps out a road for Jerry before C-Lo updates a Giants trade, John Harbaugh sounding like Joe Biden, Belt Parkway problems, and Aaron Glenn's '90s training camp tales. Finally, C-Lo dodging donut duty takes Moment of the Day before the guys break down the Jets backup QB spot and Boomer doubles down against a furious "greatest caller ever."

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