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On the Wednesday edition of The Best Of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug talks about the news that the Texas A&M Aggies are unable to field a team for the Gator Bowl, and how that news relates to how unvaccinated Bills' receiver Cole Beasley is reacting to not being able to play due to the Covid rules in the NFL.

Doug agrees with Lebron James and understand where he is coming from when Lebron says that he doesn't yet know the identity of the team. Coming off of Cooper Kupp tying a Rams' team record for receptions, Doug talks about how impressive Kupp has played this year but do not count on him winning an MVP. Mike Tomlin doubled-down on the best quote of the year, and Doug gives his thoughts.

Former Packers executive Andrew Brandt joins Doug to talk about how, from a business-angle, the NFL would benefit from playing more mid-week games. Andrew gives his unique insight into the situation between the Packers and Aaron Rodgers.

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Doug talks about the news that the Texas A&M Aggies are unable to field a team for the Gator Bowl, and how that news relates to how unvaccinated Bills' receiver Cole Beasley is reacting to not being able to play due to the Covid rules in the NFL. Doug still does not buy in to Jalen Hurts being the long-term guy for the Eagles, and explains why. Senior NFL Writer for the Boston Globe Ben Volin joins Doug to talk about the controversy involving Mac Jones and Ted Johnson about the Patriots not practicing well last week, and to hit on other major headlines going into week 16 of the NFL season. Plus, Steve DeSaegher takes Doug through a game of "Real News or Fake News?"

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Doug reveals what the one thing is that goes through his mind before he gets someone a Christmas present. Coming off of Cooper Kupp tying a Rams' team record for receptions, Doug talks about how impressive Kupp has played this year but do not count on him winning an MVP. Mike Tomlin doubled-down on the best quote of the year, and Doug gives his thoughts. Former Packers executive Andrew Brandt joins Doug to talk about how, from a business-angle, the NFL would benefit from playing more mid-week games. Andrew gives his unique insight into the situation between the Packers and Aaron Rodgers. Plus, Doug reacts to Dan Patrick saying a breakup with the Seahawks seems inevitable.

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Doug welcomes NFL Analyst and former NFL scout Daniel Jeremiah for his weekly hit on the show. DJ and Doug talk about all of the major news items coming out of week 15 of the NFL. Lebron James says he doesn't know the identity of his Lakers' team yet as they head into Christmas, and Doug fully understand why he would say that. Doug discusses what the options are for the Gator Bowl as Texas A & M has to pull out due to Covid protocols. Plus, Steve DeSaegher takes Doug through the Wednesday edition of "The Press".

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Reacting to a report that the NBA is alerting teams that the schedule on Christmas Day could change, Doug talks about the possibility of not having NBA games on Christmas and what that means for sports as we reach this largely unknown stage of the pandemic.

Executive producer and co-director of the documentary All-Madden Tom Rinaldi joins Doug to talk about all that went into FOX's tribute to a broadcasting and coaching legend John Madden. Tom tells riveting stories Madden and how he was as a man and an entertainer.

Tom Brady went on his podcast and talked about the season-ending injury to his top receiver Chris Godwin, and complains about how knee hits to receivers are acceptable in the NFL. Doug thinks Brady is being disingenuous, that only quarterbacks are safe from hits to the knees.

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Reacting to a report that the NBA is alerting teams that the schedule on Christmas Day could change, Doug talks about the possibility of not having NBA games on Christmas and what that means for sports as we reach this largely unknown stage of the pandemic. Doug gives his thoughts on the underwhelming Monday night game between the Browns and the Raiders and what the result means for each team. Draft Kings Analyst Reid Fowler joins Doug to break down what the main issues are with the Bears coming off of their bad loss Monday night. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Rank 'Em".

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Tom Brady went on his podcast and talked about the season-ending injury to his top receiver Chris Godwin, and complains about how knee hits to receivers are acceptable in the NFL. Doug thinks Brady is being disingenuous, that only quarterbacks are safe from hits to the knees. Former Pro-Bowl receiver TJ Houshmandzadeh joins Doug to talk about the Monday night games and hit on some of the major headlines coming out of week 15 of the NFL. Plus, Doug reacts to Brady Quinn's take that the NFL should schedule more mid-week games.

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Doug and the crew make their predictions for the Tuesday night schedule of the NFL as the Rams take on the Seahawks and the Washington Football Team takes on the Eagles. Executive producer and co-director of the documentary All-Madden Tom Rinaldi joins Doug to talk about all that went into FOX's tribute to a broadcasting and coaching legend John Madden. Tom tells riveting stories Madden and how he was as a man and an entertainer. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Tuesday edition of "The Press".

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This week, Doug sits down with 7-year NBA vet and former Kansas star Rex Walters to discuss his hoops upbringing in San Jose, why he chose Northwestern, why he decided to transfer to Kansas, how he benefitted from sitting out for a year, his experience as a rookie on the Derrick Coleman led Nets and some of the characters on those squads. 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 that mid-week games should be a thing moving forward for the NFL during this part of the year. He says it makes sense given the waning interest in the college bowl games and the fact that the NFL is always looking for different ways to generate revenue.

Doug thinks the loss by the Bucs Sunday night to the Saints looked bad in that they got shut out at home, but he also points out that the Bucs are in first place as predicted and that the NFL divisions are generally lining up the way most people predicted they would coming into the season.

Regarding this week's controversy involving the Ravens' and head coach John Harbaugh's decision to go for a 2-pt conversion at the end of regulation instead of kick the extra point for the tie, Doug does not agree with Harbaugh's decision this time. Former pro-bowl safety Donte Whitner joins Doug to give his thoughts on the 49ers' surge over the second half of the season, Jimmy Garoppolo's role in their success, and to hit on over major topics coming out of week 15 of the NFL.

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