Peter King sits with Jim Gray to discuss John Harbaugh’s first win with the Giants, his worries about the Ravens this season, the Cardinals upsetting the Chargers, the long-term outlook for Justin Herbert, and whether Carson Wentz has an opportunity to flourish as the Vikings QB.

Matthew Stafford and Jim Gray break down the Rams’ loss in Australia and how to bounce back with Myles Garrett injured, the Giants’ opening day win and looking ahead to facing them in Week 2, and the highs and lows of quarterback performances in Week One. Then, Drew Brees joins Jim to discuss the Bears’ record-setting victory over the Panthers, the Jets and Giants winning on opening weekend, and picks for this week’s Hall of Excellence Award.

Peter King and Jim Gray are back with Let’s Go! to discuss the biggest storylines going into the 2026-2027 season, including the Chiefs’ outlook with Patrick Mahomes coming back from injury, the Seahawks’ ability to repeat a championship, the impact of the Rams-49ers game in Australia on the NFL, and Roger Goodell’s new contract. Plus, Peter makes his picks for Super Bowl LXI, and shares his winner for this week’s Hall of Excellence Award.

Matthew Stafford and Jim Gray are back with Let’s Go!, joined this season by Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees. Matthew and Jim discuss the Rams playing the 49ers in Australia, expectations for Puka Nacua's return, Aaron Donald’s return, and Taylor Swift’s wedding. Then, Drew joins the two to share his advice to Matthew on how to come back after a disappointing end to last season, and how to build the motivation to start again.

Premiering September 7 - Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees joins the Let's Go! team, breaking down the week in the NFL and bringing you insights from one of the greatest leaders the game has ever seen. Hear Drew alongside Emmy-winning journalist Jim Gray, reigning MVP Matthew Stafford of the Los Angeles Rams, Hall of Fame sportswriter Peter King, and the best guests in all of podcasting every Monday throughout the 2026-2027 NFL season, as they bring you stories and analysis from inside the sport that you won't hear anywhere else.

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Jim Gray takes you through the Best of Let's Go! from the 2025-2026, from Bill Belichick talking with Nick Sirianni and Andy Reid about their preparation for the NFL season, and Matt Ryan trading quarterbacking philosophies with Matthew Stafford, to Charles Barkley dropping wisdom in November, Matthew celebrating his MVP in February, and Maxx Crosby and Tom Brady reacting to Coach Belichick's snub from the Hall of Fame.

Matthew Stafford joins Jim Gray to discuss winning the 2025-2026 NFL MVP Award, relating to Sam Darnold’s growth in the league, Kenneth Walker’s award-winning performance in the Super Bowl, and former Let’s Go! cohost Larry Fitzgerald getting inducted into the Hall of Fame. Then, Maxx Crosby speaks with Jim about the Seahawks’ dominant Super Bowl win, handling the latest trade rumors, and a potential future in UFC or WWE.

Peter King and Jim Gray discuss Drake Maye’s performance against the Seahawks in Super Bowl LX, Matthew Stafford winning MVP, Seattle’s low turnover record in the postseason, Sam Darnold’s journey in the league, and appreciation for the late Paul Allen. Finally, Peter gives three predictions for next season and his pick for the ultimate Hall of Excellence Award.

Tom Brady joins Jim Gray to discuss predictions for Super Bowl LX, his thoughts on Seahawks Offensive Coordinator Klint Kubiak, what Tom saw in Mike Vrabel as a teammate that’s enabled him to be a great coach, how to develop a young QB entering the league, what he likes about Fernando Mendoza, Bill Belichick not being a first-ballot Hall of Famer, and his growth as an analyst at Fox Sports.

Peter King and Jim Gray discuss predictions for the Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl, Peter’s perspective as a former voter on the Hall of Fame voting regulations, and Bill Belichick’s snub. Plus, Peter shares his thoughts on the ten NFL head coaching hires.