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Hour 1 - The guys look at the recent week of news and both agree the clear loser was Bill Belichick. Breaking down the options the former Patriots coach has if he indeed will not be coaching in 2024.
Then, news breaks that DeMarcus Covington should be officially hired as Patriots' defensive coordinator next week. Is this a good hire by Jerod Mayo?
And, the Patriots that will most likely be de-valued by the new coaching staff.
Hour 2 - The guys look into the arrest of Patriots' receiver Kayshon Boutte and highlight the scouting department in Foxborough with another error in player judgment.
Also, Mike Kadlick joins the show to break down the news about DeMarcus Covington on track to become the new DC and any concern about the search for an offensive coordinator.
And, the guys make their picks for the AFC and NFC Championship.
Hour 3 - Rich Keefe joins the guys to give a preview for tonight's Royal Rumble event and the names to watch for.
Then, the Bruins and Celtics continue to roll and there are now championship expectations for the Bruins as they sit atop the NHL once again.
And, Chris Scheim calls in to give his best bets for Championship Sunday.
Hour 1 - Ken digs into two motions for next season. That Bill Belichick replaces a retiring Andy Reid in Kansas City and bringing back Josh McDaniels as Patriots' offensive coordinator. Is any of that likely?
Plus, is there any scenario that sees Mac Jones back on the Patriots in 2024?
And, Sam Kennedy seemingly walked back what he told Curtis last week about ownership's investments.
Hour 2 - Curtis details a plan for the Patriots' offseason that starts with looking at what the Houston Texans have done and modeling after that.
Then, the plan Curtis has involves a trade with the Bears for quarterback Justin Fields and drafting Marvin Harrison Jr. with the third overall pick.
And, other receivers in free agency the Patriots could target.
Hour 3 - Dan Weiderer of the Chicago Tribune joins the guys to break down what the Beras plan is for their quarterback Justin Fields and if its worth a shot for any team to trade for him.
Also, with the AFC and NFC Championship this weekend, making predictions for who will make the Super Bowl and what the best outcomes are for the Patriots.
After two weeks off, Scheim, Garvin, and Lanni are back to break down everything that happened in Foxborough since that time including how time has changed perspectives about Jerod Mayo.
Then, with Bill Belichick losing out on the Atlanta Falcons job, maybe having a year off from coaching would benefit the former Patriots' head coach.
And, breaking down the candidates for offensive coordinator the Patriots' have interviewed so far.
Hour 1 - Mark Dondero opens the show discussing the Red Sox falling short so far this offseason, after their "full throttle comments." Dondero also shares why Mac Jones cannot return to the team next season for his own benefit and the team's. Dondero also takes a look at the possible landing spots for Bill Belichick. The show wraps up with Dondero expressing his major concern with the Celtics, Tatum's poor number in crunch time this season.
Hour 1 - Reverend Arcand hosts the show this Sunday morning and is upset with Red Sox management about a serious lack of spending. The Red Sox are slashing pay roll when they need to be spending money. Sam Kennedy was booed this weekend during the Red Sox winter weekend.
Hour 2 - In the second hour of the show, Arcand talks about Mayo's takeover of the Patriots. News has come out that the Atlanta Falcons are interviewing Jim Harbaugh after having two interviews with Bill Belichick. Arcand also gives his take on Mac Jones and if he deserves another shot with the Patriots organization.
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