Brady sits down with Patriots broadcaster Bob Socci for their weekly conversation about the team, including if the Patriots are in a rebuild mode, how Bill Belichick's comments on the salary cap are playing in Boston and if the team was ill-prepared heading into 2020 in the wake of Tom Brady leaving.

Brady sits down with longtime WDEV high school basketball broadcaster Brent Curtis to talk about the announcement that we will have a high school winter sports season, what it will look like without fans and much more.

Brady kicks off Week 2 by discussing Dustin Pedroia's impact on the Red Sox as rumors of his retirement swirl, and then he dives deep into the Patriots loss to the Bills by talking with NFL on CBS reporter Evan Washburn, plus Brady has an epiphany on Cam Newton and Brady discusses the breaking news regarding Norwich winter sports and UVM's basketball schedule.

Brady talks with NFL on CBS Sideline reporter Evan Washburn about the Patriots loss to the Bills, how Cam Newton looks from field level, what he notices missing from New England and much more.

Brady is back for the last show of his first week and he says the Patriots currently have the worst QB situation in the NFL, is joined by Eric Eager of Pro Football Focus to talk about Pats-Bills, questions Josh McDaniels and he reflects on the possible idea surrounding the Lake Monsters and the NY-Penn League.

Brady is joined by Eric Eager of Pro Football Focus, who helps break down the Patriots-Bills matchup in Week 8, talks about Cam Newton's future and his shortcomings and Brady asks how much he can blame Josh McDaniels for his playcalling and ability as an OC.

Brady sits down with legendary broadcaster and RadioVermont owner Ken Squier, who reflects on the legacy of Travis Roy and talks about how he's known his family for decades.

Brady is back on a Thursday with a question "Were the Patriots ever any good in 2019?" And then he talks with 13-year MLB veteran Dan Wheeler about his career and he reacts to the breaking news of the death of Travis Roy by bringing on ESPN personality John Buccigross. Plus, Brady discusses if "old baseball" is "better baseball" and more.

Brady talks with 13-year MLB veteran Dan Wheeler about his career, playing in two World Series's, and he talks about his one year in Boston and the value of analytics in baseball.

Brady is joined on short notice by ESPN personality, SportsCenter anchor and College Hockey expert John Buccigross to reflect on the passing of Travis Roy, who died at 45.