The Bradfo Sho

Dale and Keefe are joined by Duron Harmon to discuss Greg Gumble referring to Duron as one of the McCourty twins, being the next man up with Patrick Chung out,not minding the quick turnaround between yesterday and Thursday night's game vs the Giants, and then grades Scheim's karaoke performance.

Dale and Keefe are joined by Patriots running back James White as James takes the blame for not swatting the ball away on the Tom Brady interception, he breaks down the attempts by the Patriots to run more with James and throw more with Sony, and gets to talk with the guys about the impressive running back Jonathon Taylor at Wisconsin.

Brady likes how the team adjusted to their early offensive struggles at halftime, praises the offensive line and more on his weekly installment on the Greg Hill Show.

Michael Irvin joins the show to give us a great story, insight into the Redskins locker room, an inside scoop on Stefon Diggs, and absolutely crushes poetry off the top of his head to show why Tom Brady is the best ever.

Dale and Keefe are joined by Patriots defensive back Jason McCourty to discuss the difficulty of approaching a game where you don't know what quarterback you'll be facing, Devin's interception streak and keeping him humble after being named AFC Defensive Player of the Month, and he won't say he wants Stefon Diggs to come to New England, but he also won't say he does not want Stefon Diggs.

Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman joins to talk about the team's offensive struggles, being laser-focused on Washington, and more.

Dale and Keefe are joined by Peter King to break down the state of the Patriots offense, the reliability of Josh Gordon, the Patriots kicking situation, and more!

Steve Pearce's time with the Red Sox reached the highest of highs and lowest of lows, leading him to reflect on the whole ball of wax while appearing on the Bradfo Sho. Pearce goes into detail about what happened to him in a disastrous 2019 while offering some insight into key moments of 2018. He also brings up his decision when it comes to whether or not to continue his playing career. There is also, of course, a deep dive into the current state of his other favorite team, the Patriots. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Dale and Keefe are joined by former Patriot Willie McGinest who believes the Jonathan Jones hit on Josh Allen was in fact legal and does not deserve a fine.  Willie also thinks the Patriots defense could be one of the best they've ever had because they are so good at every aspect of the game.  The guys discuss how great football teams find a multitude of ways to win football games.

Dale, Keefe, and Wiggy are joine dby Patriots running back James White to discuss the offense's struggles in Buffalo on Sunday, how the team will be better, and how the Jonathan Jones hit on Josh Allen was a clean hit.

Dale, Keefe, and Wiggy are joined by Patriots defensive lineman Lawrence Guy to discuss the unqiue atmosphere in Buffalo, his love of chatting with players on the football field, and that he did not believe Jonathan Jones's hit on Josh Allen was dirty.

Tom Brady joins Greg Hill on Patriots Monday to discuss the Patriots offense, the Jones hit on Allen, and coaching along young players.

Hour 2. Glenn and Steve discuss the possible changes the offense needs to make and Gronkowski seems like a shot in the dark with the lack of money they have for an offer. Glenn thinks Belichick is worried about his receiving core and needs to pull a rabbit out of the hat looking forward to a playoff run. 

Hour 1. Glenn and Steve analyze the Patriots narrow victory in Buffalo. The guys break down the Pats offensive difficulties with no Antonio Brown, Dorsett and Edelman in limited roles, and Brady’s struggles behind a makeshift offensive line. JC Jackson’s amazing effort leads to Pats win. Plus, why some credit has to go to the Buffalo defense.

Dale and Keefe are joined by New England Patriots defensive back Devin McCourty as the guys didscuss his karaoke talents, the rowdy and exciting Buffalo environment, and starting fast in every facet of the game.