Weekend Shows

Hour 3 - Approaching potentially his last game as head coach, Curtis revisits his five best decisions Bill Belichick has made during his tenure with the Patriots.

Then, there's no wiggle room for a Belichick return; either he's back in the same role or he's not back at all.

And, Andy Hart crosses over to give his take on the big article from the Boston Herald.

Scheim and Garvin start to get into their feelings that this indeed could be the last weekend we mention Bill Belichick as Patriots' head coach. Ryan insists it will in fact be the end, but where does Scheim stand on it.

Then, the guys look at the big report about the dysfunction among the Patriots' organization earlier in the week and how things got to where they are.

And, the comfortability with Jerod Mayo potentially being the next man in charge.

From 'Breaking Boston' (subscribe here): Amid allegations that defensive coach Jerod Mayo has been rubbing individuals within Gillette Stadium the wrong way, the former Patriot took the podium with all the right answers. Hart and Fitzy break down Mayo's comments on leadership and how he took the leaked story. Was the level of accountability and reasoning enough to make him true candidate to be head coach of the team once Belichick is gone? The guys get into all that and more.

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Hour 1 - Scheim and Dondero step up to this New Years Day on WEEI to talk about the Patriots and what they need to do this off season. What happens if the Patriots beat the Jets next week? Currently, the Patriots are projected to have the second pick in the 2024 draft.

Hour 2 - In the second hour of the show, Scheim and Dondero discuss the Celtics recent win over the Spurs. Derrick White and Porzingis have proven to be great additions to the roster this season. Will they be enough to hang a banner? Also in this hour, Scheim and Dondero talk about the Bruins and if they can make up for last seasons disappointing playoff loss.

Hour 3 - In the third hour of the show, Scheim and Dondero talk about the future of Bill Belichick and where he could potentially end up and who would replace him. Also in this hour, talks of college football and the recent controversy in the Lions vs Cowboys game.

Hour 4 - In the final hour of the show, Dondero and Scheim talk about the Red Sox and their recent trade activity involving pitchers. Also more discussion around quarterback prospect Drake Maye.

Hour 4 - In the final hour of KJ and Lyons the guys breakdown the Red Sox signing of Lucas Giolito and trading Chris Sale for infielder Vaughn Grissom. KJ and Lyons explain why they both see the trade as a win for all sides. The hour wraps with the guys giving their New Year's Resolutions for Boston sports teams. 

Hour 3 - KJ and Lyons give their solutions on how to try and limit the bowl game opt outs in college football. Lyons explains why he thinks it could be as simple as pushing the transfer portal open to after the season, while KJ believes that tying bowl games into NIL deals could be the solution. The guys revisit the Patriots loss to the Bills and wrap up the hour with "Scared money, don't make none."

Hour 2 - KJ and Lyons open hour two discussing the Red Sox trading Chris Sale for Vaughn Grissom and would it could potentially mean for Marcelo Mayer going forward. The guys also discuss the Celtics improvement in the third quarter this season and if it is foreshadowing for the Celtics finally getting over the hump in the playoffs. KJ also explains why he thinks Jaylen Brown could be auditioning to be a number one option and Lyons shares why he believes the Celtics need a back big. The hour wraps up with the Lyons Den.