JP Peterson Show

Former Buccaneers tight end Anthony Becht gives his take on Tom Brady retiring after 22 seasons, and what he meant to the Tampa Bay sports community. Becht recalls his time playing against Brady, including being on the field when Brady made his debut after Drew Bledsoe got injured in 2001.

Pewter Report's Scott Reynolds joins The JP Show to discuss the retirement of Tom Brady. Reynolds looks back on the two years of Brady in Tampa Bay, his lasting legacy, if he should be in the Buccaneers' Ring of Honor and who he thinks will be under center in 2022.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! Tom Brady officially announces his retirement from the NFL after 22 seasons and seven Super Bowl victories. JP and Nick remember his time in Tampa Bay and the impact he left on the Buccaneers. Pewter Report's Scott Reynolds joins us to give his perspective on Brady's retirement, his biggest takeaway from the two seasons spent in Tampa Bay, why he thinks now was the right time for Brady and who could be playing quarterback for the Buccaneers in 2022. Former Buccaneers tight end Anthony Becht recalls his time playing against Brady, including what went through his mind while on the field during Brady's first appearance when Drew Bledsoe got hurt in 2001. JP and Nick run through the bevy of quarterback options for the Buccaneers in free agency and through trade. Who makes the most sense? Russell Wilson? Aaron Rodgers?

Greg Auman of The Athletic joins The JP Show Monday to discuss the ongoing saga surrounding Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady. Auman gives us the latest developments, as well as what to make out of the original ESPN report. Auman provides insight on who could be the Buccaneers' QB in 2022 if Brady retires and who they could bring back in free agency given the salary cap situation.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! We begin with the biggest news on everyone's mind: is Tom Brady retiring? We try to make sense of this bizarre situation and if it's in fact true, who would we like to see under center for the Buccaneers in 2022? JP also gives news on Rob Gronkowski based on what he's been hearing from people close to him. Channel 8 WFLA's Dan Lucas gives his take on the situation and what it was like trying to cover the "retirement" Saturday. JP and Nick recap the Conference Championship weekend, telling you how Joe Burrow led the Bengals to the Super Bowl in just his second season and why the Rams taught a lesson to the rest of the NFL: never settle for less at the quarterback position. The Athletic's Greg Auman tells us the latest developments in the Brady saga and offers his take on who the Buccaneers will likely keep and move on from in free agency.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! It's Football Friday, but without a Buccaneers playoff game to look forward to. Was the season a success? We discuss. We speculate on where Byron Leftwich may end up next season as the Jaguars and Saints are reportedly in on him. Which situation makes more sense? Lightning returned to action Thursday night, defeat Devils 3-2. We listen to Jon Cooper from after the game and break down Saturday's matchup against the Golden Knights. Its Sports Magazine's Leo Haggerty ties a bow on the Buccaneers' 2021 season and previews this weekend's Conference Championship games. St. Petersburg native Danielle Collins is in the Australian Open final against Ashleigh Barty. We tell her remarkable story and what a win would mean for her.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! We start off with the news of Packers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett becoming the next Broncos head coach. How does this impact Aaron Rodgers' decision? If Rodgers leaves, is Tom Brady more likely to return? We discuss. Saints reporter Mike Nabors joins the show, and talks about the legacy of Sean Payton in New Orleans, with tidbits of what he was like around the office. Spectrum Sports 360's Chris Torello is back for his weekly roast of Nick and his beloved UCF. Torello also talks Rays stadium with JP and if he thinks Tom Brady will return for a 23rd season. Former Lightning All-Star Brian Bradley talks about Victor Hedman's excellence as the Bolts are back in action Thursday night against the Devils.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! We begin with more drama from Antonio Brown, after the former Buccaneers receiver did an exclusive interview with HBO, explaining more of what happened at MetLife Stadium, when he stormed off the field after a dispute with head coach Bruce Arians. PFF analyst Bruce Gradkowski breaks down Brady's play from Sunday and previews the matchups ahead this weekend. Former MLB player and current agent Jason Romano reacts to the news of David Ortiz going in as the lone member into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Romano, who played with a few steroid users, like Alex Rodriguez, tells us why he would never vote those guys in. JP and Nick engage in a debate about the Hall of Fame voting, and if the voters got it right.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! In the wake of Tom Brady's comments on the "Let's Go!" podcast Monday, we break down everything he said and give our take on if he will retire or not. Pewter Report's Scott Reynolds tells us why the Buccaneers' coaching staff let them down Sunday and areas where the team can improve for the 2022 season. Buccaneers sideline reporter T.J. Rives recaps what happened on the last play with Cooper Kupp and if he thinks Brady will return for a 23rd season. Valspar Championship tournament director Tracy West gives breaking news on a big-time participant in the tournament and details what the tournament will offer this year.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! Buccaneers drop a heartbreaker to the Rams, 30-27 on a last second, game-winning field goal from Matt Gay. We give a full analysis on what went wrong, including: Was Todd Bowles' decision to blitz on the final drive the right call? Did the play of Sean Murphy-Bunting and Mike Edwards cost the team? And what happened to the Buccaneers' offensive line without Tristan Wirfs? All that and more, as well as a discussion with former NFL, AFL and UConn quarterback Shane Stafford, who broke down the film and explains why the Buccaneers' offense had trouble moving the ball.