The Bradfo Sho

Dale and Keefe are joined by Evan Rosenblum of TMZ to discuss Robert Kraft's alleged involvement in soliciting prostitution, how TMZ acquired the information, and how it will impact Robert Kraft going forward.

Rob Bradford is joined by Sean McAdam of the Boston Sports Journal, Ian Browne of MLB.com and Jimmy Golen of the Associated Press -- three reporters who knew Nick Cafardo best -- to remember the late, great Boston Globe baseball columnist. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

For a third straight spring training, the Bradfo Sho kicked off the new baseball season with a remote podcast at Twin Peaks in Fort Myers. Once again joining Rob Bradford was Rick Porcello, who hand-picked Red Sox teammates Brian Johnson and Bobby Poyner to replace Joe Kelly for what is always one of the more insightful and entertaining podcasts of the year. The foursome touched on a variety of topics, including little-known facts about spring training, behind-the-scenes stories from last year's World Series run, a hard look at the state of baseball and Porcello's mindset heading into his contract year. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Peter King joined the show and talked about his conversation with Julian Edelman and the future of the Patriots. He also said “Greg Schiano has gotten jobbed more than any coach on a high level over the last few years in football."

In the first episode of the new season, Rob Bradford is joined by Evan Drellich to discuss Drellich's new status as a free agent. Evan offers his perspective of what happened when it came the Red Sox' writer's parting of the ways with NBC Sports Boston. The duo also go into great detail regarding where the industry is going, while also diving into Drellich's future, which may include a regular spot on the Bradfo Sho.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Keefe, DeOssie, and Hart are joined by the playmaker Michael Irvin to discuss the standard placed on receivers trying to get into the Hall of Fame and how it will prevent Edelman from getting there, why Brandin Cooks needed to make those two catches in Super Bowl LIII, and how fans need to appreciate all aspects of football even when the score is 13-3.

Keefe, DeOssie, and Hart are joined by Patriots defensive back Duron Harmon to discuss embracing the noise of the Patriot haters, the match up the defense had against the LA Rams, and how they were able to rattle Jared Goff early in Super Bowl LIII.

Matt Hasselbeck joined the show and said Father Time is not undefeated because of players like Tom Brady and he does not think age will be a factor in when Brady will retire. He believes family will be a bigger factor.

Tom Brady on his record 6th Super Bowl win and the support from Patriots fans. 

Boomer Esiason made his final appearance of the season and discussed the Patriots Super Bowl win. 

Part 1: Fred Smearles and Steve DeOssie recap Super Bowl 53 and the Patriots' 6th Super Bowl Championship as they defeat the Rams 13-3 in Atlanta. 

Part 2: Fred and Steve take calls on Super Bowl 53 and the Patriots 6th Super Bowl Championship in franchise history. 

Dale and Keefe are joined by the voice of the Super Bowl, Kevin Harlan, as they discuss the Patriots dynasty as well as Kevin's run of calling the Super Bowl for 9 straight years.  Kevin also says people need to stop with the "Patriot fatigue" and truly witness something that shouldn't be possible.

Jason Whitlock of FS1 joins the show to discuss his take quake from this week regarding racially-motivates Patriots hate and sounds off on virtue-signaling, white liberals.

  Jim Gray of Westwood One, who interviews Tom Brady several times a week during the football season, joins the show to discuss his Brady interviews, Brady over the years, and Stedman Graham.