Let's Go! with Bill Belichick, Maxx Crosby, Peter King & Jim Gray

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray react to what many are calling the greatest weekend in the history of the NFL Playoffs. They start by talking about the wild Bills/Chiefs game, and what the Bills should have done differently at the end. Then they get into Joe Burrow's impressive performance under duress to upset the 1-seed Titans, setting up a great Bengals/Chiefs AFC Championship Game. They were both wowed by the Bucs comeback vs the Rams, but confused by how they let Cooper Kupp make two plays to steal it at the end. Finally, Larry gives his thoughts on what the future holds for Aaron Rodgers.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start this episode by reacting to the crazy ending in Dallas. Larry liked the play, it just wasn't executed correctly. They also talk about Dak Prescott giving "credit" to the Cowboys fans for throwing things at the officials. Speaking of officials, they both have a lot to say about the controversial "whistle" that allowed the Bengals to score a touchdown vs the Raiders. Finally, they give their thoughts on the upcoming Chiefs/Bills game, the Patriots future and Big Ben's legacy.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray start this episode reflecting on Tom's victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in the first round of the NFL Playoffs. He says he's not trying to be perfect, he just wants to win the games. As always in the playoffs, the next game will be the hardest of the season. Then they give their thoughts on the crazy Niners/Cowboys game and the officiating controversy in Bengals/Raiders. Finally, Tom reacts to some pretty funny Twitter Haters.

On this week’s edition of Let’s Go with Larry Fitzgerald, Larry and Jim discuss the head-scratching firing of Dolphins head coach Brian Flores. Larry and Jim discuss the all the coaching news from "Black Monday" and what job Larry sees as the best for an incoming Head Coach. Larry and Jim disagree on Brandon Staley’s decision to go for it on 4th down during the Sunday night thriller in Las Vegas. Larry and Jim end the show with who they think will win Wildcard Weekend.

On this week’s edition of Let’s Go, Tom talks about what it's like to play through a 17-game schedule with the playoffs on the horizon. Tom talks about the goals he still wants to accomplish both on and off the field. Is this Tom’s best season ever? Rob Gronkowski had another great season for the Buccaneers, and Tom reiterates just how great of a teammate Gronk has been and that there’s only one Gronk. The Buccaneers are set to play the Eagles next Sunday, but both teams are very different compared to the first matchup they had earlier they had this season. It appears the Buccaneers will be getting healthier just in time for the matchup. It was tough day for some NFL coaches who were fired. Also, coaching decisions and a break down of the Raiders Chargers game from Sunday night football.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start the episode by discussing Jonathan Ward’s amazing helmet catch during the second quarter of the Cardinals victory over the Cowboys. Larry also tries to gauge who the best teams are in the AFC & NFC as we head into week 18. Larry describes Antonio Brown’s exit yesterday as “heartbreaking,” and hopes that Brown gets the help that he needs because he brings so much to the game of football not just as a player but as a person. Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase have so much confidence as one of the best young duos in the NFL for the Bengals. Larry and Jim then discuss the next weekend’s matchup between the Raiders and the Chargers, and how the Raiders have overcome so much this season and still can make the playoffs. Larry and Jim both pay respects to the legend John Madden. Larry had a great relationship with Madden and admired him growing up. Jim worked closely with Madden on many occasions and shares some fond memories.

This week’s edition of Let’s Go has tons of extra commentary from Tom Brady only available in this episode. It begins with Tom discussing the Buccaneers comeback victory over his old foe the New York Jets, with unsung players stepping up helping the Bucs get the win. Tom discusses the situation involving Antonio Brown leaving the field mid game. Tom was unaware of what transpired during the game, but reiterates how much love he has for Brown and is there if he needs him. For the first time in his career, Tom signed a ball for a player that intercepted one of his passes. Monday night might be Ben Roethlisberger’s final career game, and Tom gives him his props for such an incredible run. Tom goes down memory lane remembering the legend that was John Madden. Tom has always admired Madden long before actually meeting and getting to know him.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray discuss what’s wrong with the Cardinals as we head towards the postseason. Larry gets into the Ravens/Bengals and whether or not John Harbaugh should’ve have been so upset with the Bengals throwing the ball late. Hear what teams’ Larry thinks will end up in as wildcards in the AFC & NFC. Also, Larry breaks down the comments made by Panthers HC Matt Rhule as well as an overall assessment of coaching in the NFL. Larry and Jim end the show with New Year's resolutions for 2022.

This week's edition of Let's Go starts off with Tom Brady talking about the holidays and how much he loves spending time with family. Tom talks about the Buccaneers big win over the Carolina Panthers, clinching an NFC South title for the first time in 14 years. Tom is set to face the Jets for the first time in a Buccaneers uniform at Metlife and discusses how it will be different compared to his Patriots days. Antonio Brown had a big game in his return to the field after a three game suspension. Plus, find out what Tom's New Year's resolution is. You don’t want to miss it.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray discuss the injuries to both Chris Godwin and Deandre Hopkins and how much that impacts their team's offense. Larry expresses his frustration for low hits and how dangerous they are to defenseless receivers. Larry also talks about how much he likes the Charges and Ravens aggressive approach to two-point attempts at the end of games, even if they don't work. The Cardinals suffered a loss to the Lions, which just shows the nature of how unpredictable football can be. Finally, Tiger is back on the golf course, and it was great to see him out there with his son.