Let's Go! with Matthew Stafford, Maxx Crosby, Peter King & Jim Gray

Tom Brady joins Jim and Bill to break down the concept of stepping on the gas versus resting players in December, run down his top teams in the NFC, and discuss how coaching mentality changes in the playoffs. Then, Jim and Bill get into what it takes to be successful in college football in 2024, and if there’s any one team with a clear path to the Super Bowl.

Jim and Peter break down how Jayden Daniels became the best player in the NFL this weekend, why the Chiefs will remain champion until proven otherwise, what led to the 49ers’ elimination, and what to make of Brock Purdy’s new contract demands. Then, Peter highlights Wild Card Weekend and how streaming at least one game will become the norm, and why Rickey Henderson was the best player he’s ever seen in his life.

Jim and Bill discuss the opportunities of being the new head coach at UNC, how he made the decision, and the similarities between college and professional football. Then, the legendary David Letterman joins the conversation to discuss how the comedy landscape has changed, the QB he’s rooting for, and an incredible George Steinbrenner story. PLUS, Maxx Crosby shares with Jim and Peter how he’s coping with his season-ending ankle injury and what rehab will look like post-surgery, his thoughts on the Bills-Lions game, and the importance of coach accountability.

Jim and Peter King discuss Bill Belichick’s surprise hiring at UNC, and whether he’ll ever coach in the NFL again, Dan Campbell’s questionable coaching decisions, and if the Chiefs can survive Patrick Mahomes’ ankle injury.

Jim Gray and Bill Belichick address reports of Bill’s interest in UNC’s head coaching, and the appeal of a college job, plus the three-man race for the NFL MVP and Week 14’s most questionable coaching decisions. Then, Andy Reid joins Jim and Bill to discuss the latest W against LA, how situational football has been a positive challenge for the Chiefs, and how winning can (and has) become a habit.

Jim and Peter discuss the impact of Juan Soto’s $765 million deal with the Mets and the importance of salary caps in sports, what exactly makes the Chiefs a winning team, and Dan Campbell’s 4th down decision.

Jim and Bill discuss the Bears' clock management disaster and the importance of everyone being on the same page, Azeez Al-Shair's hit on Trevor Lawrence, and the Bills dominating the AFC East once again. Then, Maxx Crosby joins Jim and Peter King to share how he’s recovering from the controversial ending with the Chiefs, and his mutual respect for Patrick Mahomes.

Jim and Peter break down exactly how Russell Wilson’s career revival has the Steelers at the top of their division, Bill Parcells’ most important coaching lesson, and how Caleb Williams not calling a timeout against the Lions is an example of the failure of today’s coaches to include situational drills in practice.

In this engaging conversation, Snoop Dogg, the iconic musician and entrepreneur, chats with Jim Gray, Bill Belichick, and Tom Brady about the upcoming NFL season and his role as an Olympic correspondent. He reflects on how creating connections fuels his music and discusses his mission to make the world a better place. Nostalgic tales of Snoop's past encounters, especially his bond with the Raiders, add warmth, while predictions for the second half of the season spark lively debate among the group. The blend of sports and personal anecdotes keeps the dialogue both entertaining and insightful.

The conversation heats up as Saquon Barkley makes a strong case for MVP with his explosive performance. The struggles of the struggling Commanders and 49ers are dissected, revealing injuries and mounting pressure. Amidst quarterback turmoil, the future of Daniel Jones and the Giants raises eyebrows, leading to questions about team dynamics and decisions. Insights into running back valuation spark a debate on how star players like Barkley and Derrick Henry should be compensated in a changing league.