Brady talks with Freddie Coleman of ESPN Radio about the Patriots hiring Ben McAdoo as an offensive consultant, the team's length of rebuild and more, including the C's needs at the trade deadline.

We're back on a Tuesday, and Danny has finally returned to produce the show after seeing two Celtics games at the TD Garden. What do Brady and Danny think about the C's losing to the shorthanded Lakers without LeBron James and Anthony Davis? And, a special tribute to former Celtic Marcus Smart at Sunday's game has people wondering where the leadership will come from in the playoffs when they need it.

Then, former Giants head coach Ben McAdoo is joining the Patriots staff as offensive assistant, Brady gives his thoughts on the hire.

Then later, UVM men's basketball senior Aaron Deloney joins the show for his bi-weekly chat with Brady, with the Cats still undefeated in-conference.

And finally, Jaylen Brown is reportedly considering joining the Dunk Contest at the NBA's All-Star weekend, but should he?

Brady sits down for his bi-weekly conversation with UVM men's basketball star Aaron Deloney, talking about his offensive growth the last three weeks, how the team topped UMass-Lowell and Bryant in successive games, the defensive strength the last three games and much more.

It's a Monday, and we've got a full show! Brady starts off the show talking about his frustration with finances, but he's also finally an adult after beginning to dip his toes into the stock market.

Also, there is at least one Patriots personality who thinks the team should trade down from the No. 3 pick. Does Brady agree?

Also, it's "Truck Day" for the Red Sox, but does anyone care? And why does Brady wish the Sox were more like the Kansas City Royals?

Marcus Smart came back to Boston and the UVM hoop teams split this weekend.

It's a Friday, and we're back, talking about Theo Epstein being involved again with the Boston Red Sox and why it's a very good thing.

Also, Brady still likes the Patriots' hiring of Alex Van Pelt as OC and we hear from former NFL OL Russ Tucker about the hire.

And both the UVM men's and women's hoop teams get wins over UAlbany, and the women are now tied for first-place.

Brady sits down with former NFL offensive lineman Ross Tucker to talk about the Patriots hiring Alex Van Pelt as their offensive coordinator, his relationship with Van Pelt, his thoughts on the Super Bowl and much more.

It's a Thursday and Danny is out at the Celtics game, so Corm is manning the ship.

We discuss the Patriots hiring Alex Van Pelt as the offensive coordinator and we talk with both Buster Olney of ESPN and Freddie Coleman of ESPN Radio.

Brady talks with Buster Olney about the continued frustration of the Red Sox offseason, the Orioles getting sold and much more.

Brady talks with Freddie Coleman of ESPN Radio about the scoring issues in the NBA, the inability for NBA teams to hold leads and what he thinks it might cost the Patriots to acquire Justin Fields.

It's Wednesday, and after the Celtics struggled to close out what should've been an easier win on the second night of a back-to-back, Brady wonders if the trend in the league to lose large leads is concerning.

Then, another recent trend in the NBA has Brady longing for a different time in basketball when teams didn't score as much.

And then, NESN Red Sox Insider at NESN joins the show to further examine the Red Sox uneventful offseason.