Let's Go!

The legendary coaches appeared on the Season 5 premiere of SiriusXM’s “Let’s Go!”

Stafford, who led the Rams to a championship in Super Bowl LVI, teams up with Jim Gray, Maxx Crosby, and Peter King.

The former quarterback-coach duo blame Baltimore’s Divisional Round defeat on “self-inflicted wounds.”

Listen to the full episode on the SiriusXM app.

Watch video of the legendary boxer’s conversation with Bill Belichick and Jim Gray on the SiriusXM app.

The conversation with Trump addresses topics that matter to sports fans.

The legendary New England Patriots duo reunited on this week’s episode of “Let’s Go!”

Peter King will also join the show this year and Tom Brady will make guest appearances during the season.

Listen to the new episode of ‘Let’s Go! with Tom Brady, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray’ now.

The new season will debut on September 4.

The episode also features Brady’s parents and congratulatory messages from Patrick Mahomes, Jack Nicklaus, Snoop Dogg, and Oprah.

Following Tom Brady’s announcement this morning that he is officially retiring from football, SiriusXM congratulates the future Hall of Famer.

The comedians joined Brady for an episode of his ‘Let’s Go!’ podcast.

During the Week 12 episode of “Let’s Go!,” Brady spoke about what the new rules in college football could do to the game.

Thompson also revealed why the quarterback has been “an easy target” on the legendary sketch comedy show.

Tom Brady, on the other hand, revealed his all-time favorite NBA players.

The future Hall of Famer let his feelings be known about his teammate’s suspension in a new episode.

In Season 2, listeners will hear Brady’s and Fitzgerald’s thoughts on the latest NFL news, as well as their lives off the field.

Brady entertained the idea of coming back to football — just a week after his retirement announcement.

The latest episode of “Let’s Go!” dropped just ahead of Brady’s big decision and Burrow’s big game.

Brady looked ahead at the playoffs and remarked on Gronk not inviting him to a celebratory dinner.

The weekly one-hour show airs every Monday at 6pm ET/3pm PT on Mad Dog Sports Radio.