Let's Go! with Matthew Stafford, Maxx Crosby, Peter King & Jim Gray

Matthew Stafford sits with Jim Gray to break down what happened during the two-point conversation call in Seattle and discuss Puka Nacua’s comments about officiating, the DK Metcalf situation and having to hear fans’ trash talk during games, and what the Stafford family's Christmas will be like this year. Then, Maxx Crosby joins Jim to talk about the difficulties referees face, and the controversial end to the Lions-Steelers game.

Peter King and Jim Gray break down Drake Maye’s performance in Baltimore, Caleb Williams’ growth in Chicago, the controversial two-point conversion call during the Seahawks-Rams TNF game, why the Broncos aren’t one of Peter’s top teams this season, why the Chargers are flying under the radar, and DK Metcalf’s altercation with a Lions fan.

Matthew Stafford sits with Jim Gray to talk about Joe Burrow’s recent comments and shares how he’s dealt with personal struggles while playing football, the downsides of Thursday Night Football, what he can learn from Philip Rivers, and his pick for the Hall of Excellence Award this week. Then, Tom Brady returns to Let's Go! to discuss Patrick Mahomes’ torn ACL and how he coped with his ACL injury during his career, and his predictions for the rest of the season. Plus, Maxx Crosby joins Jim to discuss the Raiders’ tough loss to the Eagles and Todd Bowles’ comments after the Bucs’ loss.

Peter King and Jim Gray sit down to discuss Patrick Mahomes’ ACL injury and the future of the league, Philip Rivers’ performance out of retirement, whether Josh Allen is still in the MVP race after defeating the Patriots, the Broncos leading the AFC, and what’s happened with the Buccaneers.

Matthew Stafford sits with Jim Gray to discuss his thoughts going into playing the Lions, his time in Detroit, Daniel Jones’ Achilles injury, and his pick for this week’s Hall of Excellence Award. Then, Maxx Crosby joins Jim to talk College Football Playoffs, his assessment of the Chiefs this season, and what counts as a catch.