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

Tom Brady and Jim Gray start the episode talking about another Buccaneer's win in Week 5, developing chemistry within the offense and the hand injury he sustained during the game. Then, Snoop Dogg joins the program! They all discuss Antonio Brown's greatness, the Snoop Youth Football League and partying at the Super Bowl.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start the episode by discussing Tom Brady's return to Foxborough and the distraction that must have been for the team, even though they all handled it amazingly. Then Larry gives his thoughts on the undefeated Arizona Cardinals and why he thinks Kyler Murray is the frontrunner for MVP. They also talk about Richard Sherman, Josh Gordon and Urban Meyer.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray talk about Tom's return to Foxborough for a hard fought, close win vs the New England Patriots. He says it was a big win for the team after their loss last week, but it was bittersweet playing against guys he considers brothers. He also finally got to talk to Bill Belichick face to face after a long time apart. They also discuss his feelings breaking the all-time passing yards record with his friend Drew Brees in attendance.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray start this episode discussing the Buccaneer's loss to the LA Rams on Sunday, Tom's first loss since last November! He talks about how hard it is to win the NFL and the lessons you can learn from a loss. Then they get into the big game coming up next...in Foxborough against the Patriots. What's his mindset going to back to the place he had so much success for 20 years? Listen and find out.

In this week's episode, Larry Fitzgerald joins Jim Gray to react to all of the action from Week 3 in the NFL. Larry explains why he thinks the Rams are the most dangerous team in the NFC, sheds light on Devante Adams late game catches in the Packers win and gives his insight on the recent struggles for Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers (8:07). Finally, Larry shares his excitement for Tom Brady's return to New England this weekend when the Bucs play the Patriots (20:05)

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start by discussing the end of the Cowboys/Chargers game and how players react to coaching mistakes. Then they get into frustration over officiating throughout the league. All of that, plus the Deshaun Watson situation, the mentality of 0-2 teams and picks for Week 3.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray start of the show by discussing the incredible Sunday Night Football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens, and of course focus on the QB play of Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson. Tom talks about the evolution of how the position has changed and how these guys each bring a different flavor to the game. Then they get into whether Tom can play until he's 50, his first ever game in Los Angeles, his love of golf, cryptocurrency and much more.

Coming off a great Week 1 in the NFL, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray give their thoughts on the biggest "Overreaction Monday" storylines. Larry thinks Tom Brady is as clutch as any athlete in history after his performance vs the Cowboys. They also talk about Cam Newton's future, the best names for the Washington Football Team, Sean Payton's greatness and the impact of legalized gambling.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray talk about the takeaways from the Bucs victory over the Cowboys on the opening night of the NFL season. Then they get into his thoughts on how unpredictable the weekend was overall. Tom also give his unique take on the mentality of dominant athletes, calls Rob Gronkowski his "work wife" and much more.

In the lead up to Week 1 of the 2021 NFL season, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray speak about how much Larry misses the game that he has been playing for over thirty years. They also talk about how important it is for NFL players tp get vaccinated, not just for themselves, but for their teams. Finally, they touch on the 49ers QB battle and why Jimmy G should be the starting QB, what Larry remembers about being a rookie, his biggest season predictions, and a whole lot more.