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.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray discuss the Bucs' 3-3 start, and Tom's pep talk to his offensive line on Sunday. Then, Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant joins the show to discuss staying at the top of your game even when you're already at an elite level, staying authentic to yourself in balancing work and life, learning from stars in other sports, and dealing with social media criticism. Finally, Tom lists his greatest basketball players of all time and Kevin lists his top five greatest quarterbacks.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray break down the Panthers' decision to move on from Matt Rhule, and on to former Cardinals coach Steve Wilks. Also, Larry gives his take on the controversial Roughing the Passer call against the Falcons, another baffling fourth down decision by Brandon Staley, the resurgent NFC East, and how the Warriors move forward with Draymond Green.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray break down the Bucs' first home win of the season and the importance of earning confidence. Tom addresses the controversial Roughing the Passer call on Grady Jarrett, and his comments on "bad football" across the sport in 2022. Plus, New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge joins the show, and talks about setting the American League home run record, being mentioned alongside Babe Ruth, handling fame, and how to motivate yourself after success.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray discuss the biggest stories coming out of Week 4 in the NFL, starting with the controversy surrounding Tua Tagovailoa's concussion. Then, as Cooper Rush keeps winning, is there a QB controversy in Dallas? And who's to blame for a second straight Ravens collapse?

Tom Brady and Jim Gray discuss the Bucs' loss to the Chiefs on Sunday Night Football, and Tom's relationship with Patrick Mahomes. Then they get into the impact Hurricane Ian has had on the state of Florida and what still needs to be done to help. They also talk about the controversy surrounding Tua Tagovailoa's concussion and Tom's mission to change the way people deal with sports injuries.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray discuss what can be learned from a loss, and how to adapt moving forward, after the Buccaneers fell to the Packers over the weekend. Tom also gives his thoughts on why the Buccaneers offense is struggling, how they can move forward against KC, and why he appreciates the greatness of Albert Pujols.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray react to the biggest stories coming out of the third weekend of the NFL season! Can the Dolphins be stopped? Can the Raiders be fixed? Which AFC Superstar is leading the MVP race? Should the Chargers have kept Justin Herbert on the field on Sunday? And where does Miami’s ‘Butt Punt’ rank among the all-time bloopers? All of that, and much more.

Tom Brady and Jim Gray discuss Mike Evans’ suspension, Tom's battle with the sideline tablet, and the Buccaneers' Week 2 win over the Saints. Tom also previews Week 3 against the Packers, explains why he’s taking one day off a week, and addresses his supposed rivalry with Ryan Fitzpatrick.