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

Tom Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl champion and NFL icon, joins the discussion to dissect the Chiefs' loss to the Bills and what transformed Josh Allen into a top-tier QB. He delves into the unstoppable force that is the Detroit Lions, analyzing their aggressive strategy. The conversation also touches on the struggling 49ers and the significant challenges the Browns and Giants face with their quarterbacks. Brady sheds light on coaching dynamics and the financial hurdles teams encounter, revealing the complexities behind the game.

The discussion kicks off with the surprising performance issues of kicker Justin Tucker, raising questions about his impact on the Ravens. Following that, they delve into the Bills' victory over the Chiefs, marking a significant end to their winning streak. There's also a look at the potential for Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry to chase down Eric Dickerson's rushing record. To top it off, they humorously ponder whether goal posts are still necessary in today’s fast-paced game.

Retired U.S. Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell, known for his bravery in the line of duty and his bestselling book "Lone Survivor," shares inspiring stories of resilience and strength. He discusses his journey of overcoming adversity, highlighting leadership lessons learned through service. The conversation reflects on the importance of humility and mentorship, emphasizing how personal growth often emerges from struggle. Luttrell's insights draw compelling parallels between the challenges faced by soldiers and athletes, intertwined with themes of gratitude and camaraderie.

What happens when Jerry Jones wages war against the Sun? Jim and Peter discuss the Cowboys' latest drama on and off the planet, plus Davante Adams and the Jets' struggles, the Chiefs finding new ways to stay undefeated, and whether the Bills can end that winning streak this Sunday.

Comedian Dana Carvey joins Jim and Bill to break down some of his best impressions of U.S. presidents like Joe Biden and George H.W. Bush. Then, Jim and Peter discuss the New Orleans Saints firing coach Dennis Allen, the Raiders firing three coaches including OC Luke Getsy, and Saquon Barkley’s incredible reverse hurdle. Plus, Peter makes some judgments as we approach the middle of the season.

Former President Donald Trump joins Jim Gray and Bill Belichick for an Election Eve edition of Let’s Go!, discussing the state of sports in America - from how to fight corruption in sports gambling, and whether college athletics can survive in its current financial structure, to how to bring equitable pay to women’s sports in the wake of Caitlin Clark’s rise to superstardom, the NFL, the PGA, and a whole lot more.

Lions QB Jared Goff joins Jim and Bill to break down the blowout win against the Titans and what it took for the Lions to get where they are. Jared discusses what he’s learned from playing in the Super Bowl against Bill’s Patriots, how he works on decision making as a QB, and his thoughts approaching the Lions-Packers game this Sunday. Then, Maxx Crosby joins Jim and Bill to reflect on the Raiders’ loss to the Chiefs, and Bill gives advice on how he kept his team together when things didn’t go well.

Jim and Peter break down the Bears’ tough loss to the Commanders and Jayden Daniels’ Hail Mary, and the Eagles’ impressive week. Plus, Peter lists his top five NFC teams and shares his thoughts on the Yankees ahead of Game Three. Then, they discuss the future of the Jets, what the Cowboys need, and which teams would be a good fit for Bill Belichick.

Tom Brady joins Jim and Bill to discuss how to beat a team as unstoppable as the Chiefs, and Jared Goff’s elite Week 7 performance. PLUS, Bill and Tom share their thoughts on criticizing teammates amid Jerod Mayo’s comments that the Patriots are “soft”. Then, Maxx Crosby joins Jim to reflect on the tough loss to the Rams on Sunday, and Tom Brady as the new minority partner of the Raiders.

Jim and Peter break down where the Jets are getting into trouble this season, and the impact of Deshaun Watson’s achilles injury on his career with the Browns. Then, they discuss Jared Goff playing the best football in the NFL, and Jerod Mayo calling his players soft.