New York is the city that never sleeps, and neither does Sal Licata.

From Flushing in the Bronx to the Meadowlands in MSG, Sal sounds off on the biggest sports news of the day.

Welcome to WFAN Daily with Sal Likata.

Hello and welcome to the latest edition of WFAN Daily. Hope your Monday is going swimmingly on this

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And, you know, I was watching, like, did you guys watch Wild Card Weekend?

I was watching Wild Card Weekend and two things came to mind.

Number one, the disparity between what we watch every week from a New York standpoint,

as far as the Jets and Giants go locally,

and actual good football teams.

You know, you watch these playoff teams and you're excited and it's great, and it's one of my favorite weekends in all sports.

I've said that last week, where it's, you know, the wildcar weekend and then division

around, the two best weekends in all sports for my money but when your

team is in it it's a whole different feel i mean that's what it's all about that's what we do as

fans you want to see your team get an opportunity to be in the postseason like we saw with the

giants a year ago when daniel jones had that big win but you watch them play and we get the

double dose of the crappy football teams.

You watch the Jets and Giants play all year long, and you see bad football, week in, week out, just bad football.

And then you watch the postseason now with the Jets and Giants out of it, and you're seeing, well, in some cases, bad football.

But for the most part, you're seeing good football, in some cases, bad football, but for the most part,

you're seeing good football teams, like get this, football teams that could actually move the

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