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The Fellas with Anthony Gargano starts off hot with some reaction to the Thanksgiving slate in the NFL and a preview of the 'Big Game' between Michigan and Ohio State! How many teams should be in the college football playoff once it gets expanded? Anthony gives his state of the league (NFL). More on the 'Big Game' between Michigan and Ohio State. Anthony examines the NFL and AFC playoff pictures. A preview CFB rivalry matchups. Then, Vegas specialist, the 'Big Brain' Brad Feinberg joins the show to share why he thinks Michigan can pull off the upset against Ohio State, and preview a big week 12 in the NFL.

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Brian Noe starts the show by diving into the CFB playoff picture. After a triple overtime thriller, the Lakers came up short against the Sacramento Kings, but Brian still thinks the purple and gold will be just fine. The crew breaks down their Thanksgiving dinner. Plus, we drive by the Aaron Rodgers' toe controversy. Brian shares which teams in the NFL are actually legit. Then, Brian jumps into the Saturday's big matchup as Michigan takes on Ohio State, and wonders of Jim Harbaugh can actually pull out the win after 5 straight losses. Brian is outraged by the turkey opinions from some of the Portland Trail Blazers players.

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Covino & Rich fill-in for Doug Gottlieb and relive their Thanksgiving feasts and the thriller in Dallas, as the Raiders pulled it out in OT. They discuss how penalties affected the game and other Things That Make You Go Hmm. Derek Carr is starting to look like a certain "Wet Bandit" and they ask if it's the Bills or Patriots taking the AFC East. The fellas have fun with the 20 year anniversary of the famous Jim Mora "Playoffs!?" soundbite and the 9th anniversary of The Butt Fumble! They debate Christmas lawn blowups, watching sports on vacation and athletic/hat wear. Plus, NFL teams on the outside, no more home field, NFL picks, and they talk FIGHTS (Teofimo Lopez!)

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On today's episode, Jason kicks things off with a quick recap of all the Thanksgiving NFL action. The Detroit Lions embarrassed themselves in the early game against the Chicago Bears. Dan Campbell continues to underwhelm as a head coach and right now all signs point to Detroit finishing the season without a win (again). In the afternoon game, the Las Vegas Raiders beat the Dallas Cowboys in one of the sloppiest games we've seen in years. Forget Derek Carr and Dak Prescott; the officials were the stars in this one as the teams combined for 28 penalties. Aside from that, the Cowboys' over reliance on Ezekiel Elliott was puzzling. Backup running back Tony Pollard looked very explosive on Thursday but Dallas insisted on feeding Zeke down the stretch. That's definitely something to monitor as the season progresses. In the nightcap, the Buffalo Bills put a hurting on the New Orleans Saints - just as we told you they would earlier in the week. Cha-ching! Later, WynnBET Senior Trading Manager Alan Berg swings by for a lookahead to all of the rest of the NFL Week 12 slate for the sports wagering perspective. Finally, Jason uses all that dynamite information he got from Berg to close the show with the Weekend edition of the Best Bet.

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Aaron Torres and Bucky Brooks sit in for Doug Gottlieb, as the Detroit Lions try to pick up their first win of the season over the Chicago Bears! The guys look ahead to what this weekend’s game between the Rams and the Packers means for the Rams, try to figure out how close the Lions are to actually contending, and the guys draft their favorite holiday movies! 

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Aaron and Bucky preview the Raiders – Cowboys matchup, wondering which Cowboys team is going to show up today! A little college football preview for the weekend as Michigan takes on Ohio State, thoughts on some of the head coaching openings, and hear from Doug Gottlieb, in earlier on The Dan Patrick Show, talking about LeBron James sideline spat last night in What the Fox Say! 

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Aaron and Bucky try to determine the hierarchy of teams in the AFC, as the Bills appear vulnerable and the Chiefs are starting to look like the Chiefs again! The guys give their takeaways from the Bears 16-14 win over the Lions earlier in the day, what the win means for Bears head coach Matt Nagy’s job status, and another edition of The Press! 

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Aaron and Bucky stick around for a bonus hour, with Aaron wondering why the NFL doesn’t put more attractive matchups on TV for the Thanksgiving holiday! A little preview of the wildly underrated “Egg Bowl” between Ole Miss and Mississippi State, some of the other big college games over the weekend (including Bedlam in Oklahoma), NFL previews for the weekend, and picks for the weekend!

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Dan Beyer, Mike Harmon, and Executive Producer Ryan Burschinger preview Week 12 in fantasy football in this special Thanksgiving super-episode! Dan tells you why now is the perfect opportunity to buy low on Saquon Barkley, and the guys highlight some strong trade targets as deadlines approach. Mike gives his Top 5 QBs, RBs, and WRs for the week, plus his Hot Plays, Cold Sores, and Fantasy Ninjas. Plus, Dan tells you why there is plenty of meat on the bones of seemingly mediocre matchups, and it may be time for Dan to retire a Thanksgiving fantasy football tradition!

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On today's episode, Jason kicks things off with a few thoughts on the wild Sunday Night Football showdown between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Justin Herbert looked like a man amongst boys leading the Chargers offense up and down the field, and the better team came away with the win (even if they almost gave it away there towards the end). Sticking in the AFC West, how about the suddenly surging Kansas City Chiefs? Patrick Mahomes and the offense still has some work to do, but that defense has been lights-out for the past month and carried them to another victory on Sunday against Dak Prescott and the Cowboys. Who would’ve guessed at the start of the season that the Chiefs would turn into a defensive juggernaut? On the flip side, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills continue to confound anyone who had them as a Super Bowl team before the season; They are the epitome of a ‘2 steps forward, 1 step back football team’. If the Bills don’t get their act together, they may miss the postseason altogether. In the NFC, the Seahawks suddenly find themselves staring the down the barrel of a complete teardown in Seattle. Russell Wilson was already unhappy coming into the season, and you have to imagine things have only gotten worse given how poorly the team has played. Would the Seahawks really trade Wilson in an effort to re-build or the roster, or would they be better off dumping Pete Carroll and hoping that a new coach can convince Wilson to stick around? There are no easy answers here. By the way, shout out to Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor for vaulting himself into the MVP race. He has absolutely no chance to actually win the award given that there's no way any running back is more valuable than a quarterback (like say, Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers), but it is a hell of a run he's been on. Finally, Jason closes the show with a very special Monday Night Football Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs New York Giants edition of the Best Bet.

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