On Thursday's podcast, Danny Picard opened the show with some more thoughts on the latest "spying scandal" that the New England Patriots are involved in. Danny's message is simple: common sense should tell you that the Patriots were not spying on the Cincinnati Bengals. Plus, Danny gave "PIC'S PICKS" for NFL Week 15 (54:26). And Danny closed out the show with reaction to the latest MLB contracts, and explained how it affects the future of David Price and Mookie Betts in Boston (1:05:58).

(The following is a clip from Danny Picard's weekly livestream on YouTube, "dPs LIVE")

Were the New England Patriots spying on the Cincinnati Bengals? That's what they're being accused of. But Danny Picard isn't buying it, and he  explained why it's time for everyone to factor in some logic and common sense when considering whether or not the Patriots were trying to get an  edge on the 1-12 Bengals.

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On Monday's podcast, Danny Picard opened the show being fired up about how the New England Patriots got screwed by the refs in Sunday's loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Danny reacted to the entire game, while not ignoring the fact that the Patriots still have some serious offensive issues. Plus, Danny shared his top five takeaways from all of Week 14 in the NFL, while looking at the current playoff picture. And Danny closed out the show with his reaction to the WWE's newest reported Hall of Fame "Class of 2020" inductees (1:05:37).

On Thursday's podcast, Danny Picard gave "PIC'S PICKS" for Week 14 in the NFL (50:29). He also reacted to Deion Sanders' "guarantee" that the New England Patriots will add a new wide receiver soon, with audio from Deion (34:45). Plus, Danny discussed the Patriots' offensive issues with the current roster by saying it's time for Mohamed Sanu to step up (20:51). Also, Danny opened the show by applauding Peloton for executing the perfect "marketing manipulation" strategy before Christmas, and he closed out the show with some thoughts on a report that says the Red Sox are shopping David Price.

On Monday's podcast, Danny Picard opened the show with his reaction to the Patriots' loss to the Texans in Houston. Are New England's offensive issues fixable? And can we stop considering an Antonio Brown return? Plus, Danny shared his top five takeaways from Week 13. Also, after reading Kyrie Irving's instagram post about "LIFE", Danny explains why he has no sympathy for the former Celtic. And Danny closed out the show with some thoughts on the latest Red Sox trade.

On Wednesday's podcast, Danny Picard closed out the show with "PIC'S PICKS" for Week 13 in the NFL (32:26). Plus, Danny opened the show with his thoughts on the Lamar Jackson lovefest, while reminding everyone that Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and the New England Patriots do in fact still exist. Also, Danny discussed Kyrie Irving missing the Brooklyn Nets' first trip to Boston, Davis Pastrnak on pace for 80 goals this season, and some March Madness in November.

On Monday's podcast, Danny Picard opened the show with his top takeaways from Week 12 in the NFL, while taking a look at the current playoff picture. Those takeaways included the Patriots' win over the Cowboys, to which Danny asked the question: Is Stephon Gilmore proving to be Bill Belichick's greatest acquisition? Plus, Danny explained why he loves the NBA's wild proposals for the 2021-22 season. Also, Danny closed out the show with his reaction to WWE's Survivor Series weekend, which included some heavy praise for NXT, and more specifically, Adam Cole's "Undisputed Era."

On a special bonus podcast on Thursday, Danny Picard was joined in-studio by Sports Illustrated's pro wrestling insider Justin Barrasso. Justin and Danny previewed this weekend's Survivor Series PPV. They also discussed the state of the WWE, their early impressions of AEW, and the top stories in Ring of Honor. Plus, Justin and Danny reacted to the return of CM Punk to WWE TV, and a whole lot more.

On Thursday's podcast, Danny Picard closed out the show with "PIC'S PICKS" for Week 12 in the NFL (35:14). Danny also reacted to the latest rumors surrounding Antonio Brown and a potential return to the NFL. Would the Patriots take him back? Plus, Danny explained that Tom Brady's latest frustrations with the Patriots' offense doesn't mean he hates Bill Belichick, contrary to what others might tell you. And will "Gronk Watch" return in 2020? Unfortunately, Danny thinks it will.

On Monday's podcast, Danny Picard opened the show with a few more quick thoughts on not getting credit for last year's Astros "spygate" story. Danny also gave his top five takeaways from Week 11 in the NFL (9:36), which included reaction to the Patriots' win over the Eagles, Myles Garrett losing his mind on Thursday Night Football, and Colin Kaepernick's "workout" fiasco in Atlanta on Saturday. Plus, with Rob Gronkowski saying he'll be making another announcement on Tuesday, Danny discussed what he thinks that announcement could be (52:21).