In our final episode of Weekly Chores, Keith's son Austin takes some big chances on this weekend's games.

It's never easy to talk about mental health and substance abuse, but when Josh Gordon keeps getting himself into trouble, you can't avoid it. The Boston Globe's Chad Finn joined Keith to discuss Josh's latest incident.

Because it's Fantasy Championship Week, Keith made sure we got RotoWorld's Josh Norris on for one last segment this year to help all of you make the right moves to win yourselves a trophy.

On today's Roundtable, Keith welcomes Kelly Iko of The Athletic Houston to talk about the Rockets setting an NBA record with 26 threes; then Kelsey Riggs of NBC Charlotte tells us why the Panthers are shutting Cam down.

Why are there so many bowl games year after year? It's because they all make cash. Rick Horrow tells Keith that however small the bowl game seems, there's a reason they're being played.

It seems crazy on the surface, but ESPN's Ryan Hollins tells Keith that both the Clippers and Raptors are NBA title contenders THIS season. Yeah, that's really what he said.

On today's Roundtable, Keith welcomes Joe Curley, who covers the Rams for the Ventura County Star, to talk about the struggles of Jared Goff; then J. Michael of the Indy Star tells us how the Pacers have won 7 straight.

After nearly a decade of futility, the Brooklyn Nets are actually playing good basketball. Former NBAer Antonio Daniels hopped on with Keith to talk about one of the hottest teams in the league as we speak.

Will Aaron Rodgers sit the rest of the season? Will he finish his career with the Packers? And who'll coach him next year? Former teammate Mark Tauscher talks to Keith about the futures of A-Rod and Green Bay.

He was the third pick in the 1996 NBA Draft, an All Star and then worked his way up the executive ladder. Today, Shareef Abdur-Rahim is the new President of the G League and talks to Keith about the new gig.