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Let’s Go! with Tom Brady, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray SiriusXM
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Tom Brady, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray are BACK for another season of Let's Go! Enjoy in-depth, insightful, and introspective one-on-one conversations with each of these future HOF football players. They'll discuss trending stories from on and off the football field and share stories from their personal life.
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The Best of 2023-2024
Re-live the BEST of the incredible 2023-2024 season on Let’s Go! with the most memorable guests across sports and entertainment.
Andy Reid discusses the greatness of the Chiefs dynasty, and Deion and Shedeur Sanders talk lifting the energy of the Colorado Buffaloes program. Denzel Washington improvs with Tom, John Legend shares his favorite Tom Brady memory, and Shaquille O’Neal discusses his family and career. CJ Stroud discusses his rookie season, the best offensive player of the year Christian McCaffrey talks leading his team to be #1 in the NFC, and Lamar Jackson shares what he wants to accomplish. Rob Gronkowski looks back with Tom at their great plays, Randy Moss and Julian Edelman reminisce on their days as Patriots, Lawrence Taylor talks about what it would’ve been like to play with Tom during the same era, John Elway shares the difficulty of playing opposing teams as defending champions, and Steve Young discusses the state of today’s quarterbacking. -
Week 24 – Super Bowl LVIII
Tom, Larry, and Jim break down a thrilling and emotional Super Bowl LVIII, from the heroics of Patrick Mahomes and the fire of Travis Kelce, to the strategic battle between coaches in overtime. Plus, they reflect on their week in Vegas and discuss how the city’s festive atmosphere served as a great location for the Super Bowl, or potentially every Super Bowl.
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Week 23 – Steve Young and John Elway
Tom and Jim welcome Hall of Famer Steve Young to discuss Tom’s golf game at Pebble Beach, what championship football looks like, and why Tom picked Steve as his sports hero. Then, the great John Elway sits with Jim and Larry to talk about the Chiefs playing their best football, his iconic “helicopter” play, and what could’ve been if John hadn’t left football when he did.
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Week 22 – Andy Reid
Tom and Jim break down the big-time performances from Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce in the AFC Championship Game, and rue the missed opportunities from the Lions as they fell victim to an incredible comeback by Brock Purdy and the 49ers. Then, they sit down with Chiefs head coach Andy Reid to discuss how the team was able to focus in such a hostile environment, the pride he has in his coaching tree, and the one story that may have flown under the radar during the Chiefs' season: Taylor Swift.
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Week 21 – Michael Strahan
Tom and Jim break down incredible performances from Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson in the Divisional Round, and look ahead to the NFC Championship Game in San Francisco. Then, they are joined by TV personality and former Giants star Michael Strahan to discuss his trip to space, the work he’s enjoyed most after his playing career, and why few great players become great coaches in the NFL.
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Week 20 – Randy Moss and Julian Edelman
Tom and Jim get together to talk about a magical weekend in football, and are joined by Randy Moss and Julian Edelman. The former teammates reflect on the legacy of Bill Belichick with the Patriots, their favorite memories playing for him, and the hard work they put it to build a great team.
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Thank you Tom
I know that there’s a plethora of comments, feedback, etc., so it’s a difficult thing to expect for all of the comments to find their way to you, but I hope this one does.
I have two role models, my mom, who has been my rock and she was a dual threat parent, as she raised my brother and myself on her own. My other role model is you.
I’d like to share something with you. I’ve never seen you in person, live in a stadium or at a meet and greet, yet I have always felt a mentorship from you. Let me explain… I’m 38 years old and I struggled with addiction for the better part of my adulthood. I watched two super bowls behind bars and I make no excuses, it’s where I should have been watching. The second Super Bowl was against Atlanta, and in a way, the comeback was reminiscent of my story, as I used it to fuel myself to where my life is today. Unfortunately, as a convicted felon in New England, a degree in teaching doesn’t get you a job. I stand with that law but I firmly believe that people deserve second chances, especially if they have proved they can overcome previous obstacles. In my own way, I compare that to you being a sixth round pick. This may not make sense to most, but it does to me. I ended up moving to Europe, and have since opened my own school, where I am teaching and passing on the knowledge of my experiences.
I attribute my success to my mom, and to you.
I tried so hard to get tickets in Munich, and I even flew there just in case I could find a ticket, but it didn’t happen. I wanted to see you play, but I hope to one day shake your hand and say “thank you”.
I still have a bit of hope that the right situation arises and you step back out on the field, but that’s my personal greed speaking, as you have done everything for the game of football and have impacted “nobody’s” like me for more than 20 years.
Being a golfer myself, I hope to run into you on the links.
Thank you for everything
Let’s Go Podcast
Phenomenal content!! Loved the back and forth between Tom Brady and Oprah Winfrey especially. And Jim Gray is sensational at asking the guests pertinent questions relative to the problems we all face on a day-to-day basis. Tom Brady Let’s it Go as he speaks on his plans to help people grow mentally/physically even well after he’s done playing. He also elaborates on why he plans on playing longer and the joy he finds in helping teammates achieve their goals. I’ve been a huge fan of Tom Brady since the first time I watched him at Wembley in London. Me and my family listen to this podcast every Monday, it’s so refreshing, insightful and inspiring. I’m thankful.