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

Tom and Jim discuss the importance of learning from younger people like Tom did with Gronk, the grand opening of the Hall of Excellence, and hilarious fan questions for Tom. Then, Larry joins Jim and gives his impression of the Texans’ rookie star, CJ Stroud, and describes what makes the Raiders such a strong team right now.

Bills QB Josh Allen joins Tom and Jim, and shares what it feels like to be a part of the Buffalo community alongside his teammates and the Bills Mafia. Tom gives Josh advice on running the ball from a QB perspective and the two share some of their favorite audibles. Then, Josh reflects on this past year since Damar Hamlin’s collapse on the field against Cincinnati and the meaning that it’s had for him and the team.

Tom and Jim are joined by national treasure, Shaquille O’Neal, and discuss the importance of role models and family support in achieving success, the alias Shaq would check into hotels with, and Shaq’s love/hate relationship with Jim over the years. Then, Shaq shares how he managed to continue having fun during and after his NBA career and his advice to younger players on how to use criticism to their benefit.

Tom and Jim discuss the difference between watching a game as a fan vs. playing on the field, the debatable no-call on final play in the Giants-Bills game, and Aaron Rodgers’ commendable determination to get back to playing. Then, Larry joins the two as they discuss the difficulty of being an undefeated team, the records they would want to hold in any sport, and the inclusion of flag football in the 2028 Olympics.

Tom and Jim discuss the Liberty-Aces WNBA Finals action, and all the crucial lessons of Week 5 in the NFL. Then, they are joined by YouTube sensation Mr. Beast to discuss his road to 200 million subscribers, his first viral video, what sets him apart from other YouTubers, and why influencer marketing is underrated.

Tom and Jim discuss the expectations athletes face to play their ultimate best and how even those at the top of their profession have flaws. A’ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces joins the conversation and discusses the importance of sacrifice in getting to the championship, how sold out games keeps her and her teammates on their toes, and the great rivalry with New York Liberty.

Undisputed supermiddleweight champion Canelo Álvarez discusses his boxing career, self-discipline, and his desire to learn English and play golf. Tom, Larry, and Jim talk about the importance of discipline, self-defense in boxing, and motivation in contact sports.

Tom, Larry, and Jim sit down with Colorado’s “Coach Prime” Deion Sanders and QB Shedeur Sanders, and learn more about their relationship on and off the field. Deion discusses Muhammad Ali’s impact on him, Tom’s mentorship and what it means to hear “Brady Mode”, and what he learned from Coach McAndrews that he still uses today. Shedeur explains what it’s like getting advice from Tom versus Deion, and what him and his dad have learned from each other.

Tom, Larry, and Jim are back to break down Week 2 of the NFL season... along with Peyton Manning too! Tom shares what it was like to be back on the field at Foxborough, and the three of them discuss what they’ve learned from transitioning careers. Peyton Manning joins the show and talks about ManningCast, how he and Tom went from being rivals to becoming good friends, and what his preparation for TV looks like, compared to his preparation on the field.

Tom Brady, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray are back for Season 3 of Let’s Go! Tom talks about what it’s like heading into a football season without being a player, how he’s managed to redirect his competitiveness, and his thoughts on the Patriots organization that saw him become of the most successful players of all time. Speaking of successful players, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have a chance to do what what no one has done since Tom’s Patriots in 2005 and claim back-to-back Super Bowls. Chiefs coach Andy Reid joins the show to discuss why that accomplishment is so difficult, whether his star quarterback can get even better, and his preference between Kansas City Ribs and Philly Cheesesteaks.