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Doug breaks down the Thursday Night matchup between the Chiefs and Chargers. Responding to the question if he owes Josh Lambo an apology, Doug doubles down on his thoughts of Lambo's role in this Urban Meyer story. Former NFL Player and scout Bucky Brooks joins Doug and gives his thoughts on the Urban Meyer firing, breaks down the Chargers-Chiefs game, and hits on the other key NFL storylines this week. Plus, Doug reacts to Brady Quinn's take that the Urban Meyer firing was a hit job.
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The voice of the Los Angeles Chargers Matt "Money" Smith joins Doug to give his thoughts on the Thursday matchup between the Chargers and the Chiefs. Doug and the guys have a discussion about Dan & Shay and Men At Work. Former college head coach and longtime NFL assistant coach Charlie Weis joins Doug and gives his interesting thoughts on the firing of Jags' head coach Urban Meyer. Charlie also weighs in on the Patriots at this point of the season. Plus Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Thursday edition of "The Press".
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On the Wednesday edition of The Best Of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug thinks it is sad that people are celebrating the top recruit in the country flipping his commitment from Florida State to play for Deion Sanders at Jackson State, and explains why.
Doug weighs in on Stephen Curry becoming the all-time leader in career three pointers. Doug explains what makes Steph so special as he was a player who defied the odds, worked hard to be the best, and changed the game.
Reacting to the ESPN report that this is likely the final season in Green Bay for Aaron Rodgers, Doug is not fully buying it. Former NFL DB and emmy-award winning NFL broadcaster Solomon Wilcots joins Doug to talk about the Aaron Rodgers report, if he buys into the Cardinals, and the situation in Cleveland with Baker Mayfield and several others having Covid.
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Doug thinks it is sad that people are celebrating the top recruit in the country flipping his commitment from Florida State to play for Deion Sanders at Jackson State, and explains why. Reacting to the ESPN report that this is likely the final season in Green Bay for Aaron Rodgers, Doug is not fully buying it. Former NFL DB and emmy-award winning NFL broadcaster Solomon Wilcots joins Doug to talk about the Aaron Rodgers report, if he buys into the Cardinals, and the situation in Cleveland with Baker Mayfield and several others having Covid. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Real or Fake News?".
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Doug weighs in on Stephen Curry becoming the all-time leader in career three pointers. Doug explains what makes Steph so special as he was a player who defied the odds, worked hard to be the best, and changed the game. Doug and the guys play Secret Santa to people around the world of sports. FSR NFL Insider Adam Caplan joins Doug to talk about the devastating numbers of players impacted by Covid this week and to hit on the other major headlines heading into week 15 of the season. Plus, Doug reacts to Colin Cowherd's take that the Denver Broncos are the best option for Aaron Rodgers after this season.
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Doug welcomes Daniel Jeremiah on the show to talk about the top recruit flipping his commitment from Florida State to Jackson State, and other NFL headlines as we approach week 15 of the NFL season. Doug reveals details from another reported story that puts Jacksonville head coach Urban Meyer in a negative light. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Thursday edition of "The Press".
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On the Tuesday edition of The Best of the Doug Gottlieb Show: Doug offers up a mea culpa to the Rams after beating the Cardinals in Arizona, that was not something that Doug or a lot of the people in the media anticipated. He points out that the Cardinals lapses at home this season and greatness on the road is a sign of a young team with a young head coach.
NFL Analyst for NBC Sports Chris Simms joins Doug to give his thoughts on the Rams big Monday Night win and what it means for the Cardinals, if Tom Brady should be the MVP, and what to make of the Urban Meyer situation.
Reacting to Baker Mayfield telling Kurt Warner in an interview that he has been dealing with "a lot of internal things" this year, Doug says a franchise quarterback should never tell the media about anything that goes on in the locker room. Doug thinks there are certain things athletes should not let us in on, and that is one.
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Doug offers up a mea culpa to the Rams after beating the Cardinals in Arizona, that was not something that Doug or a lot of the people in the media anticipated. He points out that the Cardinals lapses at home this season and greatness on the road is a sign of a young team with a young head coach. In reaction to Vikings WR Justin Jefferson tweeting out that it's now clear that it was not OBJ's fault in Cleveland, Doug is not willing to go that far with OBJ or Baker Mayfield. Former Pro-Bowl receiver TJ Houshmandzadeh joins Doug to weigh in on the OBJ topic, talk about the Cardinals losing to another short-handed team at home, and which team is on top of the NFC. Plus, Steve DeSaegher takes Doug through a game of "Rank 'Em".
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Reacting to Baker Mayfield telling Kurt Warner in an interview that he has been dealing with "a lot of internal things" this year, Doug says a franchise quarterback should never tell the media about anything that goes on in the locker room. Doug thinks there are certain things athletes should not let us in on, and that is one. Bruce Arians said he will decide on Antonio Brown's future with the team by the end of the week, Doug thinks Arians is torn between wanting to get rid of a guy who was intentionally dishonest and irresponsible and keeping a receiver that Tom Brady likes a lot. NFL Analyst for NBC Sports Chris Simms joins Doug to give his thoughts on the Rams big Monday Night win and what it means for the Cardinals, if Tom Brady should be the MVP, and what to make of the Urban Meyer situation. Plus, Doug reacts to Brady Quinn's take on the Urban Meyer situation.
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Aaron Rodgers addressed his future with the Packers on the Pat McAfee Show Tuesday, Doug reacts to what Rodgers said and thinks that things sound like things are going in a positive direction with the team and their quarterback. Doug weighs in on Jerry Jones admitting that it is fair to say that their offense is in a slump. Senior NFL Writer for Yahoo! Charles Robinson joins Doug to address all of the covid-related absences around the NFL and what the league plans to do about this latest surge. Plus, Steve DeSaegher takes Doug through the Tuesday edition of "The Press".
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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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