Author Glenn Stout talks to keith about his new book on the Patriots and head coach Bill Belichick.

Matt Patricia's had both good and bad moments in his first season in Detroit, so Keith asked Lions great Herman Moore about where he sees his former team heading.

Gene Steratore reached the highest levels of officiating in both the NFL and college basketball and now applies that to the NFL on CBS morning show. He and Keith talk about the life of a ref today.

In today's Roundtable, Keith welcomes TJ Cotterill of the Tacoma News Tribune to talk about the three trades the Mariners have already made this offseason; then David Kaplan of NBC Sports Chicago says the Fred Hoiberg firing didn't come as a surprise to Bulls fans.

Our friend Bobby Carpenter starred with the Buckeyes and in the NFL and now covers Ohio State on a daily basis, so Keith had to ask Bobby how Urban Meyer will ultimately be remembered in Columbus.

How will the NHL and the city of Seattle benefit from joining forces as the 32nd franchise? Keith reaches out to sports business pro Rick Horrow to talk about that and the new rash of college bowl game sponsors.

If there's one person who knows what Kareem Hunt needs to do to help restore his name, it's Michael Vick, who tells Keith he knows Kareem and will talk to him once things die down a bit.

Former Redskins and Texans GM Charley Casserly has been in the situation of firing coaches and cutting players, so Keith knew he'd be the perfect person to talk to about Mike McCarthy and Kareem Hunt today.

In our weekly spot with Colts safety Mike Mitchell, he and Keith talk about Mike McCarthy being fired, his future career in scouting and their tough loss to the Jaguars on Sunday.

On today's Roundtable, Keith welcomes Matt Derrick of ChiefsDigest.com to talk about the team parting ways with Kareem Hunt; then Mike Kaye of NJ.com previews MNF.