Brady sits down with longtime Red Sox Insider and longtime Boston radio host, Mike Mutnansky, to talk about the Red Sox signing of Rafael Devers, the plans moving forward for the organization, the changes that need to happen for Devers and much more.

Brady talks with Bryant Hoops Insider Morey Hershgordon as the Catamounts and Bulldogs get set for their first America East battle on national television. 

Brady sits down with ESPN Radio host Freddie Coleman to talk about his plan for the rest of the NFL season, the Celtics awful loss vs. OKC and if the Catamounts will beat Bryant tomorrow night. 

Brady sits down with Tom Caron of NESN to talk about if he's ever seen anything like the Damar Hamlin situation, if that situation changes the way we watch sports moving forward and much more, including the Red Sox signing Corey Kluber and avoiding arbitration with Rafael Devers. Also, the B's win the Winter Classic and TC was there.

Nick Mumley fills in for Brady once again, and discusses the Damar Hamlin injury and the reaction to it from multiple angles. Patriots broadcaster Bob Socci also joins the show. 

Brady is out with COVID but he still talks with Patriots broadcaster Bob Socci. They talk about the Damar Hamlin injury for the Bills and the terrifying nature of what we saw on Monday night. How do you handle that moment as a broadcaster? And the Patriots are 8-8, but what's the proper perception of them right now? 

Brady is back on a Friday for (hopefully) the final remote show as he's still recovering from COVID. He talks about UVM hoops and the big win over Bryant on Thursday and discusses the upcoming Pats and Bills matchup. He needs two guests to get through the show as both Phil Perry of NBC Sports Boston and Buster Olney of ESPN stop by. 

Nick Mumley is back filling in for Brady!

- The Patriots have nothing to lose against the Dolphins, while Miami can't afford to miss the playoffs

- Would you trade Mac Jones for Derek Carr? 

- Jim Montgomery has not only improved the Bruins in the present, but he's got a chance to keep them away from a rebuild in the future as well

Brady is back on Christmas Eve-Eve talking about if he should stay the night at the station because of the storm and he takes listeners opinions. Also, Phil Perry of NBC Sports Boston talks Pats-Bengals and Brady gives his takeaways from the interview. And Brady discusses NFL Week 16 in his "Six Pack of NFL Questions," and a listener says he'd like a Dan Campbell type coach for the Patriots, does Brady agree?