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The holiday harvest is upon us as Larry Fitzgerald brings you into his universe to let you know how he spends Thanksgiving and his favorite meals to eat. Back to the football field, Larry discusses the mindset of players when they have to play on a big family holiday like Thanksgiving and how it can become a showcase for players to make a name for themselves. As they look around at the results from Week 11 in the NFL, Larry and Jim are perplexed by the up-and-down nature of certain teams such as with the struggles of the Bills, Titans and Seahawks. Finally the guys give their picks for the games this holiday weekend and look ahead to which teams are heating up as we enter the back stretch of the season.

It's a very special Thanksgiving edition of the podcast as the legendary Oprah Winfrey stops by the show for a conversation about traditions, touchdowns and turkeys. Tom and Oprah bring you inside their homes to give you a look at how each of their families celebrate the holidays. TB12 reveals that he's just like everyone else when it comes to breaking the diet to feast on all of the holiday food. Oprah makes sure to let Tom and everyone know that when the Bucs QB is playing everything stops at her household so that Stedman can watch the game. The discussion gets very introspective as Tom and Oprah talk about the importance of being gracious and having gratitude in life. Tom and Oprah also talk about the struggles with dealing with fame and the need to always remain true to yourself. Finally they have a good laugh at the differences between living in the North (Chicago/New England) and in the more tropical climates of America (Tampa/Hawaii).

In the latest edition of the Tom Brady's podcast, the Bucs QB talks about his team's difficult loss in the nation's capital to the Washington Football team and what they need to do to put an end to their losing streak. TB12 is looking into the future and trying to identify what the team needs to do to change their fortunes. Brady also shared the sentiment that you win as a team and lose as a team so there's no finger pointing after the loss. Jim Gray and Tom also discuss the upcoming ESPN+ special "Man In The Arena" which is based on Brady.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray react to another crazy week in the NFL, but first talk about the incredible Benavidez/Davis fight they both attended. On the football front, they talk about Cam Newton's return to Carolina, the Chiefs looking dangerous again and OBJ joining the Rams. Then, they rail against the rash of taunting penalties and Larry's experience with trash talking

After a wild week 9 in the NFL, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray discuss the Any Given Sunday nature of the league. The guys dive into the off-field situations with the NFL starting with Aaron Rodgers. Larry wishes Rodgers would of approached the whole situation differently and wishes he would have taken more of precaution with the rules with other players doing the same. Larry and Jim also discuss the emotional rollercoaster of a season it's been for the Raiders, highlighted by the tragic incident involving Henry Ruggs III. Finally Larry wishes the best of luck to DeSean Jackson and Odell Beckham Jr. as they head into new situations and then gives his picks for Week 10.

Tom Brady kicks off the show by talking about how he spent his Bye Week, which included playing a lot of golf, which he doesn't normally do during the season. Tom explains to Jim Gray how the bye week provided a nice time to reflect on the things you have done well and the things you need to improve upon for the rest of the season. Then Brady dives into the 17th regular season game and the fact that it feels like a pointless game and how he believes most players feel the same way. The conversation evolved into a discussion about the CBA and what negotiations have been like in the past between the players and owners. The Bucs are back on the field this week and Tom dives into his team's matchup against Chase Young and the Washington Football Team. Finally TB 12 wraps up the episode by answering some fun and weird questions by his followers on social media.

In the post-Halloween edition of the show Tom Brady and Jim Gray discuss the house of horrors that was the Superdome this past week as Brady and the Bucs lost to the Saints in New Orleans. Tom takes you through his process of dealing with losses and how he and the team will bounce back when they return from their bye week. The only two losses for the Bucs this season have come in very loud stadiums in LA and New Orleans, which Tom explains is a great home field advantage for those teams. The race for the top seed in the NFC is heating up and the Brady gives his two cents on the L.A Rams trading for one of the best pass rushers in the league in Von Miller. Finally, Tom turns his attention to the fight game and gives his thoughts on the upcoming Canelo Alvarez boxing match against Caleb Plant.

After becoming the first NFL player to throw for 600 Touchdowns, Tom Brady and Jim Gray host a very special media panel with some of the biggest names to ever cover the game of football. ESPN's Chris Berman, Scott Van Pelt and Adam Schefter ask Tom about when he will call it quits, if he remembers to losses more than wins and his interaction with a special fan during this past weekend's Bucs win. FOX Sports NFL broadcasters Jay Glazer and Erin Andrews ask TB 12 about learning from his mistakes, what it's like to coach an aging superstar and the defining moment he'll remember from his career. Legendary radio host and NBC Sports/Peacock broadcaster Dan Patrick grilled Brady about balancing the work-family life and more. Hall of Fame QB Steve Young was one of Tom Brady's heroes as a kid and the two all-time greats discussed preparation and the importance of paying it forward to the next generation. Larry Fitzgerald, Colin Cowherd, Pam Oliver, Kevin Harlan, Jim Nantz, Bill Cowher and more also stopped by for a rare opportunity to speak directly with the 7x Super Bowl champion.

Week 7 in the NFL is in the books and Larry Fitzgerald is sharing his takes on all the hottest stories from around the league. Larry and Jim Gray discussing the surging Bengals and if analysts overlooked the chemistry between Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase. The guys discuss the latest dominate performance from Derrick Henry and the Titans, weigh-in on the struggles of the Chiefs and the rash of injuries from the weekend. The future Hall of Fame WR lets everyone in on how he's feeling about not playing this season and if he's considering changing his mind.