Nate's Take With Nate Rossetti

Nate doesn't like the Tom Brady mural at Gillette Stadium and he says it's sending the wrong message. He believes people in New England should focus more on Jimmy Garoppolo. He also talks about how New England needs to start planning for the future. In the second segment he talks about how Dallas is planning for the future and how Tony Romo could be out the door. He closes the show out with the Card of the Day segment.

Nate says life is about making choices and he references Chip Kelly and other coaches in pro football. He says it's important to go with your gut. He also discusses overtime in the NFL and tells you why he believes the NFL won't change the rules even though it would be so easy to do. He closes the show out with the mail bag.

Nate talks about short term success and long term success and uses Tom Brady, Mark Sanchez, and Colin Kaepernick as examples. He also discusses his top five professional sports and closes the show out with a high valued card of the day.

Nate talks about 'the Belichick difference' and he says that Jacoby Brissett's performance in the pre-season is the exact reason Belichick took him in the third round. He says the difference between Belichick is that he's a motivator and he can create something out of nothing. He also talks about cyber bullying and the impact it has on sports. He says that we can all do our part to prevent it by trying to be more positive than negative. He closes the show with an all new card of the day!

Nate talks about having confidence and explains to listeners that it's important that you don't become over-confident. He relates the topic to Bryan Stork and other professional athletes such as Jim Carey, Olaf Kolzig, and Tom Brady. Nate also answers a mail bag question and closes the show with today's Card of the Day.

Nate says it's too late for Ryan Lochte to ask for forgiveness. He explains that there are just certain situations in life where you don't get a second chance. He also talks about knowing how to really take full responsibility for actions and he says that if you own up to mistakes first before lying and fighting them, forgiveness will be granted. He spends the second segment telling you why he believes the Patriots will play in the Super Bowl and he closes the show out with the Card of the Day segment.

Nate gives his take on the Ryan Lochte situation and says that as Americans we should be ashamed of Ryan Lochte. He also says that what Ryan Lochte did is the reason the rest of the world hates Americans. He discusses lying in sports and tells you why athletes do it but he says it would be a lot easier to just tell the truth and he claims 90% of people would forgive if athletes told the truth before they completely dug the hole. He closes out the show with the mail bag and Card of the Day.

Nate discusses Roger Goodell's power in the NFL and he says that what he can do in regards to player conduct is wrong in ever sense of the word. He also talks about Jonathan Papelbon becoming a free agent and mulls the possibility of a return to Boston. He completes the show with Card of the day and explains a new piece to the segment.

Nate talks about selling yourself, being motivated, and learning how to motivate. He relates the topic to the wrestling business and certain players in the NFL and the NHL. His message is that you should take chances but always have a contingency plan. He closes the show out with a new segment called "Card of the Day" in which he picks a random sports trading card from his collection and talks about the player and the value.

Nate discusses A-Rod's final game and says that there was no hype at all to it. He also talks about A-Rods use of PED's and says that he won't be elected into the hall of fame on the first ballot, if ever. In segment two he talks about how when you get older you sometimes feel like time is running out and he compares to Tim Tebow, Michael Phelps, and others. His message, there may be obstacles in your way but there's always a way to overcome them. He closes out the show with the mail bag.

Nate talks about Tim Tebow and says we'll always wonder "what if" when it comes to his lost future in the NFL. He also talks about Michael Phelps and he makes a comparison to Tiger Woods. He also says we'll never see anything like Phelps, Tebow, or Tiger again. He ends the show with the mail bag.

Nate discusses the topic of taking chances in life and he says if you fall, it's important to get back up and try again. He discusses a recent story about Tom Brady and he talks about Jay Cutler being called the NFL's worst QB. He also discusses A-Rod and his final game and what it means. He finishes the show answering questions in the mail bag.

Nate says Dave Dombrowski took Boston fans on a date but he forgot to call the next day. He discusses the trade deadline and says when Dombrowski needed to come through most he did not. His message, Ben Cherington would have been just as good. He also tells you why Pat Riley is all-time great and he closes the show with the mail bag.

Nate discusses the emotions in sports and life and he says to win you need to learn how to win. He also discusses Gary Bettman and CTE and tells you why Bettman is denying that there is a link. He closes the show out with the mail bag.

Nate discusses the impact social media has on society and he calls it a game changer. In the second segment he gives his NFL predictions and tells you who he's picking to win the Super Bowl. He ends the show with the mail bag.

Nate discusses his three keys to success in the quarterback position and relates those keys to life. He also talks about the Jets signing of Ryan Fitzpatrick and explains why they're better off with Ryan than Gino Smith. He also talks Dwayne Wade to Chicago and tells you why the great GM's don't sweat losses of super stars past their prime. He finishes the show by answering two questions in the mail bag.

Nate discusses change and references Major League Baseball and the NFL. He also talks about the importance of knowing when to make change and he answers a question in the mail bag.

Nate spends the first segment talking politics and he tells you who he's endorsing for President. He also talks Major League Baseball and answers a question in the mail bag.

Nate returns from his six week vacation and talks about how Kevin Durant to the Warriors makes the NBA better. He also talks about deflategate and politics.

Nate tees off on the NHL for calling the Stanley Cup Finals the Stanley Cup Final and he tells you part of the reason why they have struggling ratings. He also gives his take on a newspaper article about a Little League softball player with disabilities and he finishes the show by answering a question from the mailbag.