Brady is back for his first show after the New Year, talking about the Patriots end of season win over the Jets. He "Unpacks the Patriots" and is joined by Pats reporter Chris Price of the Boston Globe. He also discusses Cam Newton's legacy in New England if this was his final game in Foxboro and talks about Cam's plan for the offseason and why Jakobi Meyers was the biggest bright spot this year.  Sponsor: Sticks and Stuff and Swanton Lumber.

Brady is joined by longtime Patriots reporter Chris Price of the Boston Globe who shares his take on the Pats season and the experience of watching -- and covering -- Cam Newton. He also discusses if he thinks the Pats will trade up for a quarterback in the offseason and what they may do for a veteran bridge. He also talks roster turnover that's coming and his cool story on the 15th anniversary of Doug Flutie's drop kick back in 2005.

Brady is back with a packed show before the New Years Holiday break. He dispels two myths about the Patriots and wonders if Cam Newton even wants to start this Sunday against the Jets. He's joined by ESPN Radio's Freddie Coleman and discusses the impact of a surprising rookie on the Celtics. And Brady talks about why he wouldn't hire Josh McDaniels for an HC job this offseason, and Zdeno Chara leaving the Bruins.

Brady sits down with ESPN Radio host Freddie Coleman to talk about if Cam Newton really wants to start on Sunday against the Jets, if Josh McDaniels should get a head coaching look in the offseason, and we discuss the impacts of Payton Pritchard and Tristan Thompson on the Boston Celtics.

Brady is back after a lengthy holiday break talking about the Patriots being destroyed by the Bills, 38-9, and why he's so disappointed in the loss. He also talks about Cam Newtons comments about his frustration at his lack of results, discusses why the media put the QBs in a bad position and he discusses how the Bills provide the perfect blueprint for the Pats to get back to prominence. He also goes off an old college buddy in "Crazy Twitter Takes" and talks with Pats broadcaster Bob Socci.

Brady sits down with Patriots broadcaster Bob Socci to talk about the Pats 38-9 loss to the Bills on Monday Night Football and what the state of the organization looks like. They also address Cam Newton's post-game comments and we decide who is their more optimism about: The Pats or the Red Sox?

Brady sits down with former Rice Memorial star and UVM star Bernie Cieplicki to talk about the 2-2 Catamounts through four games. Bernie was on the broadcast for Sunday's win against NJIT and talks about how hard it is to play back-to-back games, the vibe in the gym with no fans, the development of Ben Shungu, the importance of Ryan Davis and much more.

Brady sits down for an extra bonus podcast interview with Demetri Ravenos, sports media expert at Barrett Sports Media, who talks about a column he recently wrote in which he called for Cam Newton to become a broadcasting star when his playing days are over. Is Cam the right man to lead the SEC on ESPN? And is Cam really the best QB in SEC history?

Brady sits down for a little bonus holiday talk with Eric Eager of Pro Football Focus. We step back and look at the Patriots and how they can best be fixed and we check in on the Patriots rivals heading into Week 16. How did the Bills get so good, so fast? And what should the Jets do at quarterback? And did Bill Belichick make a huge mistake in the Pats loss to the Dolphins on Sunday?

Brady is back for a show with a little bit of everything! We reveal the big news: That we've now got a TEXT LINE that will make the show more interactive and you can reach us at 802-585-3026 all the time!

We talk about Brady's worry about the Celtics heading into Opening Night and we are joined by Freddie Coleman of ESPN Radio. Brady keeps falling for Kyrie Irving and Bill Belichick was completely out of line in how he handled Mike Reiss of ESPN.