Let's Go! with Matthew Stafford, Drew Brees, Peter King & Jim Gray

Tom and Jim ring in the new year with a discussion about perspective, priorities, and personal growth. They then break down how the Lions season has altered after Brad Allen’s officiating crew's mistake during the Cowboys game, and what the Lions can do to move forward. Then, Jim speaks with Larry about Lamar Jackson being the clear MVP favorite, Bradley Chubb’s injury and what this means for the Dolphins, and Larry’s picks for this weekend's top four games.

Tom and Jim are joined by Grammy Award winning artist John Legend to talk about how he manages his career and family life, the impactful relationships he develops with contestants on The Voice, and John’s favorite Christmas carol… with a little serenade by request. Then, Tom and Jim discuss the difference between being team-focused vs. individual-focused in a team sport, and the importance of being a confident player.

Tom and Jim sit down with 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey to discuss whether a running back can win the NFL MVP in 2023, why pass protection is an underrated aspect of his game, and the importance of coaching during every single play. Then, Christian shares how he takes care of himself when getting hit, his capability to grow facial hair, and his dedication to The Logan Project.

The legendary duo is together again! Tom and Jim are joined by star tight end, Rob Gronkowski, to discuss how unstoppable him and Tom were on the field, why Gronk enjoyed blocking, and the importance of his Tampa Bay era. Then, Gronk picks which former teammates he’d want to be on a stranded island with, shares his thoughts on Shohei Ohtani’s $700 million deal with the Dodgers, and discusses his upcoming national anthem performance at the LA Bowl.

Witness the first interview between the two men who many consider to be the best offensive and best defensive players in NFL history. Tom Brady and Lawrence Taylor, along with Jim Gray, discuss the changes in the game since LT played and if he’d conform to the new rules, his relationship with Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick, and how he made the switch from baseball to football towards the end of high school. Then, they talk about what Tom was like as a college student, playing golf with each other, and the utmost respect Lawrence has for John Madden.

Tom, Jim, and Larry are all together to discuss Frank Reich’s departure from the Carolina Panthers, how continuity is key in the NFL, and navigating online misinformation and criticism in the sports world. Then, they break down that amazing Eagles/Bills game, discuss the importance of decisiveness as QB, and share their excitement about Tiger Woods back out on the golf course.

Tom and Jim talk to Academy Award winner, Denzel Washington, to discuss the hard work and dedication behind his successful acting career, what motivates and inspires him, giving back to others, and what it feels like to win… and lose. Then, Denzel steps back into his role as Coach Herman Boone in “Remember the Titans” and improvs with Tom, shares his Thanksgiving traditions, and discusses the Cowboys.

Texans rookie QB, CJ Stroud, sits down with Tom and Jim to discuss the mindset he’s built going into this season, how having to grow up quickly during difficult times shaped his perspective on supporting his teammates, and betting on the Michigan/Ohio State game. Then, Tom shares what it was like meeting Victor Wembanyama and the origin of Peyton Manning’s “Omaha” call.

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.