The Greg Hill Show

Curtis wonders if given the chance, would Pats fans do things over with Bill?

Wiggy hits his breaking point

They Said It: Former GM says plenty of current NFL GMs would want Bill, if their owners would let them

Wiggy calms down and proposes a way for the Pats to acquire J. Jefferson

Wiggy gets triggered by emo music, gets ALL up in his feels

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): When you have a guy who hits 33 home runs with an OPS of .930 in Triple-A, it's probably a good idea to keep track of that guy. Enter Bobby Dalbec. The 28-year-old slugger has not only established himself as a player who can man both infield and outfield positions, but also as a player who represents the kind of power teams lust after. It's why teams try and trade for him, but the Red Sox continue to hold on to him. Dalbec joined Bradfo to talk about his current lot in life as we had into another spring training, his very eventful offseason, and his attendance at a very noteworthy wedding.

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Greg and the crew are impressed by Patrick Mahomes' ability to keep his head straight through the chaos of the Super Bowl, Swift/Kelce and his Dad's DUI. Could the Patriots get by with signing a verteran QB, drafting MHJ and a top OL? Wiggy is OUT on them if they even sniff an OL in the first round

HOUR 1 - Greg predicts the NFL will start charging to watch the Super Bowl soon

The world cup is coming to Boston and Scheim is giddy!

Greg talks about Boomer saying Bill Belichick turned down the Falcons job

HOUR 2 - They Said It: Russini says Vrabel is too tough to coach in today's NFL

Greg and Scheim fight over their dream job

The News With Courtney: Angry Apple customers want their VR porn

HOUR 3 - What are we doing? Guy on TikTok eats raw chicken until he gets sick

Greg thinks people are severely underappreciating what Bill did

Greg asks if Mac played better, would Bill still be here?