Hart and Fitzy debate whether the Boston Celtics, or the Boston Bruins, have been more disappointing to this point in the season. Plus, the guys analyze the problems that are adding up with this year's Celtics' team, and how these issues could manifest in the playoffs. The guys also try to draw comparisons between the Patriots and teams still in Super Bowl contention.

Hart and Fitzy analyze the problems that are adding up with this year's Celtics' team, and how these issues could manifest in the playoffs.

Hart and Fitzy debate whether the Boston Celtics, or the Boston Bruins, have been more disappointing to this point in the season.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy discuss the Patriots' choice to bring Josh McDaniels back, and the benefits that he brings as the team's offensive coordinator. They also discuss the role that Patriots' owner Robert Kraft may have played in Josh McDaniels' return to the franchise, and hear from fans of the Patriots in the wake of McDaniels' re-hiring in New England. (HOUR 2) Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss the relationship between the Kansas City Chiefs and NFL officials, and how the team has been benefitting from many favorable calls in recent seasons. Plus, ESPN Senior NFL insider Adam Schefter joins the show to confirm who in New England was responsible for hiring Josh McDaniels, discuss the benefits McDaniels brings to the Patriots' offense, and break down the rumors swirling around the top of the 2025 NFL Draft board. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss the decisions facing the Patriots' front office when constructing the 2025 roster, and weigh some of the options available to the team at the wide receiver position. Ted shares his list of reasons why he believes in Josh McDaniels as the leader of the 2025 Patriots' offense. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Celtics' analyst Brian Scalabrine joins the show to address a comment about the Celtics being "too good", discuss the impact of the team's health on their success this season, and much more. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss Josh McDaniels' track record for success developing quarterbacks, and how that could potentially impact Drake Maye in 2025 and beyond. Plus, the guys discuss many ways the Patriots can approach the 2025 NFL Draft, react to hypothetical questions about Bill Buckner, Michael Jordan and ghosts on What-If Wednesday, and play "Name That Sound" on Odds and Ends.

Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss Josh McDaniels' track record for success developing quarterbacks, and how that could potentially impact Drake Maye in 2025 and beyond. Plus, the guys discuss many ways the Patriots can approach the 2025 NFL Draft, react to hypothetical questions about Bill Buckner, Michael Jordan and ghosts on What-If Wednesday, and play "Name That Sound" on Odds and Ends.

Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss many ways the Patriots can approach the 2025 NFL Draft. Plus, the guys react to hypothetical questions about Bill Buckner, Michael Jordan and ghosts on What-If Wednesday, and play "Name That Sound" on Odds and Ends.

Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss Josh McDaniels' track record for success developing quarterbacks, and how that could potentially impact Drake Maye in 2025 and beyond.

Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss the decisions facing the Patriots' front office when constructing the 2025 roster, and weigh some of the options available to the team at the wide receiver position. Ted shares his list of reasons why he believes in Josh McDaniels as the leader of the 2025 Patriots' offense. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Celtics' analyst Brian Scalabrine joins the show to address a comment about the Celtics being "too good", discuss the impact of the team's health on their success this season, and much more.

NBC Sports Boston Celtics' analyst Brian Scalabrine joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson to address a comment about the Celtics being "too good", discuss the impact of the team's health on their success this season, and much more.

Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss the decisions facing the Patriots' front office when constructing the 2025 roster, and weigh some of the options available to the team at the wide receiver position.