This week, Tom Brady and Jim Gray are joined by Hall of Famer Charles Barkley. Chuck talks about the secret to a successful television career, the current culture of sports talk shows, the issues with race and diversity in our society at the moment, why he has stayed away from social media all these years, what Thanksgiving means to him, chicken feet, pumpkin pie, getting fit with TB12, and a whole lot more.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray celebrate world travel in honor of Tom Brady's Buccaneers beating the Seahawks in Germany. Then, they get into the WILD Vikings/Bills game and Justin Jefferson's all-time great catch. Mike McCarthy made another questionable call in the Cowboys loss to the Packers. They give their reactions to Jeff Saturday's debut as interim head coach of the Colts, and Derek Carr's emotional reaction to the Raiders loss. And finally, Larry names his top five in the MVP race.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray break down the Bucs' big win over the Seahawks in Germany, which Tom says was one of best experiences of his career. They also discuss his adventure playing wide receiver, Geno Smith's great season, and their approach going into the bye week. And Tom gives his take on Jeff Saturday's debut as interim head coach for the Colts, and Justin Jefferson's all-time great catch.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start the episode talking about Larry's adventure in the pace car for the NASCAR Cup Series Championship in Phoenix. Then they're joined by the 2022 NASCAR Champion himself, Joey Logano! Winning in racing is the result of hundreds of people working extremely hard for a long time. Joey talks about his four-year-old son's love of cars and how much fun it was to experience this alongside him. Larry and Jim discuss the Colts firing Frank Reich, and the surprising hire of Jeff Saturday as the interim head coach. Finally, they break down Tom Brady's comeback against the Rams, Kirk Cousins' wild celebration after another Vikings win, and where Odell Beckham Jr might land.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray start the episode talking about the Bucs' dramatic comeback win against the Rams on Sunday, and Tom's newest milestone of 100,000 career passing yards. Then, Saturday Night Live legend Kenan Thompson joins the program. They discuss Tom's SNL hosting stint in 2005 and the best sports stars to ever appear on the show. After 20 years on SNL, Kenan has seen it all, but sometimes still feels like a rookie. They talk about how sports brings communities together more than anything. And finally, Tom gives his feeling about playing the Seahawks in Germany this coming Sunday.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray break down Cardinals-Vikings and Larry’s conflict of heart, and how incredible the Niners look with Christian McCaffrey at full strength. Meanwhile, the Panthers lose a heartbreaker on DJ Moore’s penalty, and Jim and Larry debate whether Pete Carroll gets enough credit for the Seahawks’ success. Plus, Larry gets into his sleeper contenders for the second half, with a few surprises.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray start this episode talking about plans for Halloween, then they get into why the Bucs seem so out-of-sync this season after another loss, this time to the Ravens on Thursday Night Football. The good news is that they're still in the race to win the NFC South. Tom weighs in on whether players are more likely to get injured playing on turf vs grass fields. Finally, they talk about Tom's personal life spilling over into the public conversation, Bill Belichick passing George Halas on the all-time wins list, helping hurricane victims, and preparing for the Rams.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start the episode talking about Christian McCaffrey being traded from the Panthers to the 49ers. He should be a great fit in the Kyle Shanahan offense. Then, they discuss Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson's struggling teams. Are we seeing a changing of the guard at QB? Dak and Tua both returned and led their teams to important wins.  Dan Quinn will be a top name in the next coaching carousel but he'll have to overcome the memory of 28-3 in the Super Bowl. Finally, Geno Smith's rebirth in Seattle and the Giants figuring out to a way to win again.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray start the episode talking about the Bucs' loss to the Panthers on Sunday. How can they regroup and achieve their goals the rest of the season? It's about everyone pulling together to execute, which is how you gain confidence. Then, they get into the wild MLB Playoffs, with the Phillies and Astros facing off in the World Series. Tom discusses why he still loves football after all these years, and how he remains committed to this team and its Super Bowl aspirations.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray recap the biggest game of the NFL season so far, with the Bills beating the Chiefs in Kansas City. Would you rather have Josh Allen or Patrick Mahomes going forward? They then break down the only undefeated team left in the NFL, the Philadelphia Eagles, and whether there's another worthy contender in the NFC? Larry gives his thoughts on Robby Anderson's sideline incident in Carolina, and the impact he could have now that he's been traded to Arizona. Finally, Larry gives his take on how struggling teams like the Packers, Ravens, and Bucs can improve as the season progresses, and the 2023 contenders in the NBA.