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Reacting to a piece in the Miami Herald that had sources giving the details of the fallout between now-former head coach Brian Flores and the Dolphins, Doug thinks that it will serve Flores better to learn to be more of a people person in his next job. Most of us are in the people business, and that is what he will eventually realize. Doug gives his thoughts on the 49ers fans taking over SoFi stadium Sunday and making the game a bit more difficult for the home team Rams. NBC Sports NFL Analyst Chris Simms joins Doug to discuss the controversial decision making by Brandon Staley Sunday night on the NBC game, give his take on Matthew Stafford, and to talk about the NFL playoff picture. Plus, Doug reacts to Brady Quinn's take about Stetson Bennett.
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Coming off of Bruce Arians' endorsement for Tom Brady, Doug gives his take on who he thinks should win the NFL MVP. 49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan told reporters he doesn't think his players know about "The Catch" or any of the other Cowboys-49ers playoff games of the past, and Doug understands why players would not be up on something that they did not live through. Senior NFL Writer for Yahoo! Charles Robinson joins Doug to talk about the latest news that Joe Judge was fired by the Giants and the other firings around the NFL. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Tuesday edition of "The Press".
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Doug finishes up for former Villanova forward and title game hero Kris Jenkins and they discuss his decision to return for his senior year, how his life changed after his famous buzzer beater, coming up short of back-to-back championships his senior year, his experience in the D League and overseas, why he got in on the NFT craze, and if the Villanova culture can survive in the new NIL world. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe to get the latest All Ball Podcasts!
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On the Monday edition of The Best of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug thinks there was nothing wrong with the decision by Chargers' head coach Brandon Staley on Sunday night to call a timeout late in overtime. The controversial decision has caused much conversation on talk shows, with many people calling Staley's decision into question. Doug thinks Staley was well within bounds to call timeout and change the defensive personnel.
Former pro-bowl safety Donta Whitner joins Doug to give his thoughts on his former team the Bills' winning the NFC east, the decisions made by Brandon Staley in the Chargers game and to tell us why the 49ers are a scary team to face in the post-season.
Former NFL lineman Rich Ohrnberger joins Doug to give his opinion of Staley's decisions, the Raiders story in this, and the Rams letting one slip away Sunday.
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Doug thinks there was nothing wrong with the decision by Chargers' head coach Brandon Staley on Sunday night to call a timeout late in overtime. The controversial decision has caused much conversation on talk shows, with many people calling Staley's decision into question. Doug thinks Staley was well within bounds to call timeout and change the defensive personnel. Former NFL lineman Rich Ohrnberger joins Doug to give his opinion of Staley's decisions, the Raiders story in this, and the Rams letting one slip away Sunday. Plus, Doug reacts to Colin Cowherd's take that Brian Flores was given a break by being fired by the dysfunctional Dolphins.
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Given the NFL head coach firings on Monday, Doug points out one thing that is common among the reasons those head coaches are looking for new jobs. Doug points out that the Bills' success under Sean McDermott is an example of a coach being connected to his great young quarterback and turning around a proud franchise. Former pro-bowl safety Donta Whitner joins Doug to give his thoughts on his former team the Bills' winning the NFC east, the decisions made by Brandon Staley in the Chargers game and to tell us why the 49ers are a scary team to face in the post-season. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal?".
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In previewing the college football championship game, Doug thinks that anyone who tells you they think Georgia is going to beat Alabama is lying to you. Doug gives his bottom line thoughts on what happened during the controversial overtime in the Chargers-Raiders game Sunday night. Lead college football analyst for FOX Sports Joel Klatt joins Doug to talk about the National Championship game between Alabama and Georgia. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Monday edition of "The Press".
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On the Friday edition of The Best Of The Doug Gottlieb Show: Doug talks about about Lamar Jackson and his potential long-term contract with the Ravens as the star quarterback has been announced as out again for Baltimore this coming Sunday. Doug points out that if we are to believe that the 49ers will likely move on from Jimmy Garoppollo because of his inability to stay on the field, we should also wonder why that is not a factor with Jackson and the Ravens.
Doug gives his five favorite picks for the final week of the NFL regular season. And Reacting to Lebron James refusing to back down from a tweet that he sent out earlier in the week about the Wizards' broadcaster who made an awful mistake calling the Rockets-Wizards game, Doug says this is a perfect example of why people have issues with Lebron.
The biggest game of the weekend is the Raiders v Chargers on Sunday night in Vegas, Doug gives his thoughts and then welcomes former Raiders defensive back Stanford Routt onto the show to break down the game and talk about the rivalry.
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Doug talks about about Lamar Jackson and his potential long-term contract with the Ravens as the star quarterback has been announced as out again for Baltimore this coming Sunday. Doug points out that if we are to believe that the 49ers will likely move on from Jimmy Garoppollo because of his inability to stay on the field, we should also wonder why that is not a factor with Jackson and the Ravens. The biggest game of the weekend is the Raiders v Chargers on Sunday night in Vegas, Doug gives his thoughts and then welcomes former Raiders defensive back Stanford Routt onto the show to break down the game and talk about the rivalry. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Psychic".
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Reacting to Lebron James refusing to back down from a tweet that he sent out earlier in the week about the Wizards' broadcaster who made an awful mistake calling the Rockets-Wizards game, Doug says this is a perfect example of why people have issues with Lebron. Doug is disgusted by the story about college star quarterback Caleb Williams getting offered $1 million by a company to play with Eastern Michigan. FSR NFL Insider Adam Caplan joins Doug to talk about Raiders-Chargers, Baker Mayfield and Lamar Jackson's situation with the Ravens. Plus, Doug reacts to Dan Patrick's take that some NFL team somewhere will take another chance on Antonio Brown.
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Stugotz and Company LIVE! is a daily live sports radio show and podcast on FOX Sports Radio, hosted by Jon “Stugotz” Weiner. Airing weekdays from 3-5pm ET, the show delivers real-time sports talk, breaking reactions, and unpredictable conversations.
Stugotz and a rotating cast of co-hosts and guests cover the biggest stories across the sports world, diving into headlines, hot takes, and arguments that spiral quickly off course. It’s fast, opinionated, and unapologetically messy, more like a nonstop group text than traditional sports radio.
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