The news of the day in the sports world was the announced retirement of Roger Federer, Doug talks about where he stands among the greats in sports.  ESPN Tennis Analyst Patrick McEnroe joins Doug to talk about the mark Federer has made on the sport of tennis. Lamar Jackson ran the ball only six times on Sunday in the wake of him not getting a contract done with the Ravens, Doug wonders if Jackson will take less risks this season because of it.  Former Saints head coach Sean Payton was not a fan of how Aaron Rodgers handles himself after the week one loss,  Doug agrees with is assessment and explains why.  Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "I Feel A Draft". 

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Doug and the crew talk about the different ways to watch the Thursday night football game as Amazon Prime streams it's first NFL regular season game.  Steelers' linebacker Alex Highsmith had a three sack game against the Bengals in week one, Alex joins Doug to talk about that wild win in Cincinnati, his big game, and the matchup against the Patriots this week. Doug gives out his pick for Thursday night football.  Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Thursday edition of "The Press". 

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Doug gives his take on if the Lakers are in for another subpar season after failing to make significant roster changes, and what the college hoops need to do to fix the current recruiting chaos. Then, Predator: Prey Actor Dane DiLiegro joins Doug to discuss his hoops background growing up in Massachusetts, how he developed as a late bloomer into starting as a freshman at DI New Hampshire, and how he started his 9-year overseas pro career in Italy.

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On today’s episode, Jason kicks things off with a deep dive into the latest surrounding the Robert Sarver scandal. With LeBron James and Chris Paul publicly condemning the NBA’s response to his repeated workplace violations, the League may have no choice but to increase their punishment. Later, Kansas City Chiefs radio network sideline reporter Josh Klingler swings by to preview Thursday Night’s showdown between the Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers, why he feels as though teams ‘figured out’ the Kansas City offense last season and how the loss of Tyreek Hill actually helped them evolve, how the revamped offensive line matches up with the Chargers’ pass rush led by Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack, how much attention Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs pay attention to the hype surrounding Justin Herbert and the Chargers, how the Las Vegas Raiders and the Denver Broncos factored into the AFC West divisional chase, and much more! Finally, Jason closes the show with a very special Thursday Night Football edition of the Best Bet.

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On the Wednesday edition of The Best Of The Doug Gottlieb Show:  Tom Brady talked about his commitment to football for this year, and the sacrifices he has made in his career.  And his wife Gisele told Elle Magazine that he needs to be more present at home. Doug tries to figure out how he can be all-in at football and be present at home. 

In "The Midway", Doug and the crew discuss why there isn't more interested in Aaron Judge's homerun chase. Doug welcomes the Oregon State head football coach Jonathan Smith on to talk about the Beavers' exciting win this past weekend, and the Pac12 in general.

With TJ Watt and Dak Prescott trying to come back sooner than they were expected to come back from their significant injuries,  Doug talks about how that is a football mentality and that is what made Andrew Luck's retirement three years ago that much more shocking.

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Tom Brady talked about his commitment to football for this year, and the sacrifices he has made in his career.  And his wife Gisele told Elle Magazine that he needs to be more present at home. Doug tries to figure out how he can be all-in at football and be present at home. Former Rams head coach Mike Martz ripped into how Trey Lance and his performance on Sunday, Doug weighs in on that. FSR Host Rob Parker joins Doug to bury the hatchet on a disagreement, and to address some of the big topics of the day.  Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Real News or Fake News?".

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With TJ Watt and Dak Prescott trying to come back sooner than they were expected to come back from their significant injuries,  Doug talks about how that is a football mentality and that is what made Andrew Luck's retirement three years ago that much more shocking.  In "The Midway", Doug and the crew discuss why there isn't more interested in Aaron Judge's homerun chase. Doug welcomes the Oregon State head football coach Jonathan Smith on to talk about the Beavers' exciting win this past weekend, and the Pac12 in general. Plus, Doug reacts to Shannon Sharpe's take on Brett Favre. 

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Doug expounds on his earlier thoughts about the comments made by Shannon Sharpe on Undisputed about Brett Favre and his alleged involvement in a Mississippi fraud scheme.  Doug defends Nathaniel Hackett and his day-after explanation of his decision to try and kick a 64-yard field goal at the end of the Monday Night game.  Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Wednesday edition of "The Press".  

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On the Tuesday edition of The Best of the Doug Gottlieb Show: Doug gives his take on what happened at the end of the Broncos-Seahawks game Monday night, and how unprepared first-year head coach Nathaniel Hackett seemed in his first big moment.  

Doug and John Ramos discuss why coffee is free in the work place.  Former NFL Executive and general manager of the Bucs Mark Dominick joins Doug to talk about the way the Broncos-Seahawks game ended, Dak Prescott's injury, and all of the other main headlines coming out of week one of the NFL season.

Doug doesn't believe in owners being forced to sell their teams, but he does think that Robert Sarver is possibly too dumb to be allowed to own a team.  Doug has a take on Jerry Jones moving up the timetable on Dak Prescott's return from thumb injury.  

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Doug gives his take on what happened at the end of the Broncos-Seahawks game Monday night, and how unprepared first-year head coach Nathaniel Hackett seemed in his first big moment.  Washington State head coach Jake Dickert and his Cougars pulled off one of the best upsets of the college football weekend, he joins Doug to talk about that game and his Wazu program.  Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Rank 'Em".  

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