Hour 3

Mego is getting weirdo vibes from Boston Celtics interim head coach Joe Mazzulla but Brain Scalabrine calls in to temper some of those concerns. It's not so much of a strange trait but Joe Mazzulla has been putting a lot of trust in his young players to make adjustments on the court instead of taking a time out late in the game. Scal calls these concerns overblown and that he has a bigger grasp on the team than the media is putting out there.

Hour 2

Dan Orlovsky joins Mego, Fitzy, and Hart to talk about the Patriots recent signing of Bill O'Brien as their Offensive Coordinator. He thinks that their offensive weapons will be revamped to the point where they could be contenders once again, but there's one guy on that offense that has the most to gain from Billy walking through that door.

Does this mean Jakobi's value has shot up?

Hour 1

Joe Mazzulla is having himself a frustrating run of managerial decisions makings after dropping two easy wins. The Celtics had themselves a great start to the New Year but with key players down, Mazzulla's need to run the ship has never been greater and he's coming up short. Can the interim adjust in time to save himself a full-time job? Mego, Fitzy, and Hart dive into this and some Patriots coaching talk.

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Hour 4

The biggest winner in the recent signing of Bill O'Brien is Mac Jones. The young QB is moving onto his 4th Offensive Coordinator in the last three years, but Belichick decided to bring in a familiar face to both himself and Mac. Mego and Arcand acknowledge that the two barely spent time together in Alabama, but the two at least are familiar with what the other needs.

Additionally, Arcand begs the questions "was this the best signing or the best signing of Bill's friends"?

Hour 3

The Celtics are racking up sick days but that's to be expected from a physical team like them. Mego isn't very concerned from the missed time from key guys on the starting lineup, but dropping games to the Magic is never a good look. The only concerning bit of the loss last night was Mazzulla going after the press. Is it a bit to protect his players from criticism? Or is he actually that short tempered by questions to his coaching decisions?

Hour 2

Tom Brady went on his podcast dropping F-bombs and showing frustration over people wanting to know what his plans are after the season ended. Arcand and Mego tease the fake outrage from the star QB and point out his fit hear may or may not be diminishing after the Bill O'Brien signing.

Additionally, it's likely that bill O'Brien will; have full control over the offensive game planning meaning that Bill will have more time to hone his craft of defensive game planning. Does this mean Patricia is out as a coach in New England? Or, can his good pal Bill keep him around in some compacity before tossing him to the wolves?

Hour 1

Maybe that's a bit of a hyperbole but Mego is certainly ecstatic about today's news that former Patriots Offensive Coordinator, Bill O'Brien, has returned to take up the role for the 2023 season. Everyone considers this a move in the right direction, but Arcand is still hesitant to jump fully on the band wagon. However, one person who has jumped on board is the starting QB, Mac Jones.

What will B.OB mean for the offensive game planning? What players will now be targeted? Arcand and Mego dive into all of this and more.

Hour 4

Winter Weekend took place on Saturday and Friday, and it was a Boston Sports moment for the ages. John Henry, the man who footed the bill on the team who 'Reversed the Curse', was bullied on stage by the Fenway Faithful. Arcand and Mego get into all the silver tongued comments from Red Sox brass this weekend, and just how much they're buying into all of it.

Hour 3

Friend of the program, Tom E. Curran, dropped a piece today hinting at the possibility Matt Patricia is already on his way out the door. Fans have been waiting for this moment, but there's a deeper reason for why Bill kept him around for so long.

And what's the deal with May? Bill has had him accompany all of the OC job search interviews but his role is still undefined or even announced.