The best conversations about the Patriots this week from The Greg Hill Show, Jones & Keefe, and WEEI Afternoons. Responding to the Chiefs' faceplant in the Super Bowl by revisiting the Patrick Mahomes vs. Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski vs. Travis Kelce debates. Plus, Tom E. Curran on who the Patriots are targeting in free agency, debating whether Mike Vrabel really was behind the Josh McDaniels hiring, and Wiggy's way to fix the Patriots defense. That and much more this week on Best Of the Patriots on WEEI!

(HOUR 1) This week on "Who Won the Week in Boston Sports" on WEEI Afternoons, Hart and Fitzy discuss the impact of Alex Bregman's signing on Red Sox fans and upcoming Red Sox prospects. Plus, the guys weigh the current expectations for the Red Sox in 2025 after the team signed Bregman on Wednesday night. They also preview the upcoming NBA All-Star Weekend, and discuss why fanfare for the event isn't as high as it's been in past years. (HOUR 2) Ted Johnson shares his nominee for "Who Won the Week in Boston Sports" this week, and the guys hear from Red Sox fans about the impact that signing Alex Bregman has on the PR surrounding John Henry and the team's ownership. Plus, Boston Sports Journal's Mike Giardi joins the guys to discuss the possibility of the Patriots drafting a tight end in the first round, weigh other options for the team in the draft, and evaluate the Patriots' biggest holes to fill in free agency or via trade. (HOUR 3) Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss the upcoming NBA All-Star Weekend, and the struggles that the league has had in getting fans to tune-in and participate in the event in past years. Plus, the guys weigh potential options available to the "big four" pro sports leagues to increase viewership of, and excitement about, their respective all-star games. (HOUR 4) Fitzy and Ted Johnson wrap up their discussion on Alex Bregman signing with the Boston Red Sox and break down the realistic expectations that fans should have for Bregman's debut season in Boston. Plus, the guys run through the stories the guys missed this week in an extended edition of "Odds and Ends" on WEEI Afternoons.

Fitzy and Ted Johnson wrap up their discussion on Alex Bregman signing with the Boston Red Sox and break down the realistic expectations that fans should have for Bregman's debut season in Boston. Plus, the guys run through the stories the guys missed this week in an extended edition of "Odds and Ends" on WEEI Afternoons.

Fitzy and Ted Johnson run through the stories the guys missed this week in an extended edition of "Odds and Ends" on WEEI Afternoons.

Fitzy and Ted Johnson wrap up their discussion on Alex Bregman signing with the Boston Red Sox and break down the realistic expectations that fans should have for Bregman's debut season in Boston.

Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss the upcoming NBA All-Star Weekend, and the struggles that the league has had in getting fans to tune-in and participate in the event in past years. Plus, the guys weigh potential options available to the "big four" pro sports leagues to increase viewership of, and excitement about, their respective all-star games.

Fitzy and Ted Johnson weigh potential options available to the "big four" pro sports leagues to increase viewership of, and excitement about, their respective all-star games.

Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss the upcoming NBA All-Star Weekend, and the struggles that the league has had in getting fans to tune-in and participate in the event in past years.

Ted Johnson shares his nominee for "Who Won the Week in Boston Sports" this week, and the guys hear from Red Sox fans about the impact that signing Alex Bregman has on the PR surrounding John Henry and the team's ownership. Plus, Boston Sports Journal's Mike Giardi joins the guys to discuss the possibility of the Patriots drafting a tight end in the first round, weigh other options for the team in the draft, and evaluate the Patriots' biggest holes to fill in free agency or via trade.

Boston Sports Journal's Mike Giardi joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to discuss the possibility of the Patriots drafting a tight end in the first round, weigh other options for the team in the draft, and evaluate the Patriots' biggest holes to fill in free agency or via trade.