Giants great no longer on weekly radio spot after being hung up on by hosts

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Carl Banks told a longtime New York Giants writer that he resigned from his weekly spot on a local radio show after the hosts hung up on him during a discussion.

A conversation between a former New York Giants linebacker and two New York radio hosts turned bitter last week, as Carl Banks was defending the play of defensive lineman Kayvon Thibodeaux. Banks, who is the color commentator for the Giants on WFAN, was hung up on during his weekly spot with Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata last Wednesday. Banks told longtime Giants writer Gary Myers that he 'resigned' from the spot and informed station management of his decision on Tuesday.

Myers wrote that Banks was 'completely disrespected' by the hosts and 'didn't need the aggravation of getting into weekly talk radio arguments with hosts who treated him like a caller rather than a paid guest.' WFAN told Fox News Digital that Banks will no longer make appearances on Tierney and Licata's show but is still employed by the radio station and will be on Giants game broadcasts.

can’t take it anymore. Carl’s supposed to be on the air and educate us,' Licata said. 'I don’t want to hear that we can’t give our opinion on what I’m seeing. Tell me why what I’m seeing is wrong.' 'I hate that that comes across disrespectful cause I really do love Carl,' added Tierney. 'And he loves us, but after a while it’s too much. You can’t tell us how to do a show.' Banks took to X later on in the day after the clip went viral on social media.

Thibodeaux had three sacks against the New York Jets on Sunday, leading Banks to post a zipped-mouth emoji. He has been criticized in the past for a lack of motor, but his stat line does not seem like that is an issue - his 8.5 sacks this season are tied for the third-most in the NFL. Banks won two Super Bowls with the G-Men and began broadcasting Giant games in 2007.

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