On today's Roundtable, Keith welcomes Sam Fortier of The Athletic to talk about the Chargers side of TNF; then JJ Stankevitz of NBC Sports Chicago gives us the inside scoop of the Bears hosting their arch rival Packers.

With the news that the city of Oakland sued the Raiders yesterday concerning them leaving for Vegas, Kimberly Veklerov of the San Francisco Chronicle tells Keith this creates several questions for the franchise heading forward.

On today's Roundtable, Keith welcomes Scott Merkin of MLB.com to talk about how active the White Sox will be this offseason; then Nate Feken of NBC Oklahoma City talks Sooners and Thunder.

The Hot Stove rumors are red hot right now, though MLB.com's Mike Petriello tells Keith the real big names like Bryce Harper or Manny Machado probably won't come off the board for another month or more.

We love our hypotheticals, and we threw one out to Yahoo's Michael Lee today on who would win between the 2017 Warriors, 2002 Lakers or 1996 Bulls. Listen to who Michael and Keith both choose.

You can sympathize with former Vikings QB Sage Rosenfels when he tells Keith it was tough to watch Kirk Cousins and the Vikes offense butcher last night's prime time game in Seattle.

In their final game against each other, LeBron and the Lakers edged Dwyane Wade Monday night. Keith talked to SB Nation's Harrison Faigen about the history of these two guys and how the event played out at Staples.

After a second straight stinker out of the Vikings offense, the team moved quickly to fire OC John DeFillippo. NFL Network analyst Will Blackmon talks to Keith about the move and where that leaves Minny in the playoff race.

Is the NCAA maximizing the Heisman Trophy ratings where they are now? Keith asks that to Rick Horrow or Horrow Sports Ventures, as well as how many big deals we'll see this week at the MLB Winter Meetings.

On today's Roundtable, Keith welcomes Erik Boland of New York Newsday to talk about the rumored Yankees/Mets/Marlins trade involving Thor; then Moe Moton of Bleacher Report reacts to the firing of Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie.