Tag: WFAN

While Oliviero understands that Esiason is busy, he believes that the WFAN job is “foundational for him” and something that he genuinely loves.

"Innovation, ideas, and revenue-first leaders are going to matter more than content and ratings evaluators."

Clark had strong criticism of Tiki Barber -- as a person -- in his comments, but then tried to take a moral high ground when taking return fire.

"I'm in [New York] all week. Would love to meet anywhere you would like. I have no problem. I didn't say you know where to find me, I said I'm easy to find. As in anything further I'm willing to discuss in person as adult men and professionals."

"Shut the hell up, Ryan Clark. Please. You sound like a fool."

Sterling plans to call around 112 of the 162 games for the Bronx Bombers in 2024.

"I wish him nothing but luck, but he also has to realize that my job for the past 17 years has not been in a locker room, it's been to be the voice of the fan."

"That's how the fan is. And they want to express themselves but they don't often get a chance to call in and talk about it, so we do it for them."

"Obviously you want to be No. 1, but I want to make sure that our show is the best sports talk show in the world."

"Could Jason Kelce develop in to that John Madden-ish of now time, an intense, sort of funny,'BOOM!,' look at that offensive lineman type of guy?"