Snoop Dogg Serenaded Tom Brady With A Christmas Carol While Smoking A Blunt

After changing his mind on retirement in March and returning to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for his 22nd NFL season, Tom Brady hasn’t had many reasons to smile in 2022. The seven-time Super Bowl champion finalized a divorce from Gisele Bündchen, his wife of 13 years, in October. The Bucs have stumbled to a 6-8 record, and Brady uncharacteristically accounted for four turnovers in a 34-23 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, December 18.

Who did Brady call to help him get in the holiday spirit? The same person I’d call if I could: Snoop Dogg.

Snoop appeared on the December 19 episode of Let’s Go, Brady’s SiriusXM podcast with fellow NFL great Larry Fitzgerald and sportscaster Jim Gray. He serenaded Brady and Gray, both beaming like children, with an original Christmas carol.

“These nuts roasting on an open fire / Jack Frost nipping at the night,” Snoop sang while lighting a blunt. “It’s time for Jim Grady and TB to get away / But before they do / Roasting on a blunt, on an open fire / Jack Frost nipping at the smoke / Oh, Jim, oh, Tom / What a time that we had / Happy holidays from the D.O. Double G.”

Elsewhere in the episode, Brady asked Snoop to name the time he was most stoned in his life. “With Willie f*cking Nelson,” the new Death Row Records boss said. “We was in Amsterdam on 4/20.”

Watch clips from their conversation below.

SOURCE SPORTS: Larry Fitzgerald to Join ESPN’s ‘Monday Night Countdown’

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ESPN’s Monday Night Football will have a new cast member. According to the New York Post, future Hall of Fame wide receiver and Arizona Cardinals legend Larry Fitzgerald Jr will join the Mounday Night Countdown pregame show.

Fitzgerald will step in for Randy Moss, who will now only appear on ESPN’s Sunday NFL Countdown show. Fitz will take the air for the first time before Russell Wilson’s return to Seattle as the Denver Broncos will take on the Seattle Seahawks.

Fitzgerald will not be on the show full-time, appearing in what is reported to be five-to-seven shows during the season.

Robert Griffin III has recently been added to the show, joining a roster of Suzy Kolber, Booger McFarland, Steve Young, Adam Schefter, and Alex Smith.

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