Jim Gray and Bill Belichick address reports of Bill’s interest in UNC’s head coaching, and the appeal of a college job, plus the three-man race for the NFL MVP and Week 14’s most questionable coaching decisions. Then, Andy Reid joins Jim and Bill to discuss the latest W against LA, how situational football has been a positive challenge for the Chiefs, and how winning can (and has) become a habit.

Jim and Peter discuss the impact of Juan Soto’s $765 million deal with the Mets and the importance of salary caps in sports, what exactly makes the Chiefs a winning team, and Dan Campbell’s 4th down decision.

Jim and Bill discuss the Bears' clock management disaster and the importance of everyone being on the same page, Azeez Al-Shair's hit on Trevor Lawrence, and the Bills dominating the AFC East once again. Then, Maxx Crosby joins Jim and Peter King to share how he’s recovering from the controversial ending with the Chiefs, and his mutual respect for Patrick Mahomes.

Jim and Peter break down exactly how Russell Wilson’s career revival has the Steelers at the top of their division, Bill Parcells’ most important coaching lesson, and how Caleb Williams not calling a timeout against the Lions is an example of the failure of today’s coaches to include situational drills in practice.

The great Snoop Dogg joins Jim, Bill, and Tom Brady to discuss the 2024 NFL season, his role as a special correspondent at the Olympics, how his love for knowledge and creating connections with different people inspired his music, all of the ways he tries to make the world a better place, and just how exactly he ever came to know Jim Gray. Then, Snoop, Jim, and Bill break down their predictions for the second half of the 2024 NFL campaign.

Jim and Peter break down how Saquon Barkley has jumped into the MVP conversation after Sunday night’s explosion, how promising teams like the Commanders and 49ers are now struggling in the second half, and what went wrong with Daniel Jones and the Giants.

Tom Brady returns to Let’s Go! to break down the Chiefs’ loss to the Bills, what has turned Josh Allen from a good QB into a great QB, and everything the Detroit Lions are doing that’s making them unstoppable. Then, Jim and Bill discuss the 49ers’ loss to the Seahawks and what happens when a talented team underperforms to this degree, the Browns and Giants facing tough contract decisions under center, and what’s really going on with Aaron Rodgers.

Jim and Peter break down Justin Tucker’s newfound struggles and what this means for the Ravens, the Bills’ ending the Chiefs’ undefeated season yesterday, whether Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry have the potential to beat Eric Dickerson’s single-season rushing record, and the week’s biggest question - are goal posts still necessary?