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On the Thursday edition of The Best Of The Doug Gottlieb Show: reacting to All-Pro quarterback Pat Mahomes telling reporters that he "has to be me" when addressing the number of turnovers the offense has had this season, Doug points out that this was the very reason teams passed on him in the draft. Doug says that the floor with Mahomes is what scared decision makers, and Mahomes admitting he's going to continue to be himself is the roller coaster the Chiefs will have to ride.

Doug has very strong views on Simon Biles winning "Time Magazine's Athlete of the Year" award.

Former NFL Executive Andrew Brandt joins Doug to talk about the major headlines in the NFL as it pertains to the business side of things, including the Jamal Adams deal and how Bill Belichick has been able to reclaim the top of the AFC.

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Reacting to All-Pro quarterback Pat Mahomes telling reporters that he "has to be me" when addressing the number of turnovers the offense has had this season, Doug points out that this was the very reason teams passed on him in the draft. Doug says that the floor with Mahomes is what scared decision makers, and Mahomes admitting he's going to continue to be himself is the roller coaster the Chiefs will have to ride. Seahawks LB Bobby Wagner says he hates mayonnaise. Doug and the crew discuss the controversial condiment. Doug has very strong views on Simon Biles winning "Time Magazine's Athlete of the Year" award.

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Reacting to Aaron Rodgers saying that he doesn't regret the moment earlier in the season when he screamed at Bears' fans "I still own you!", Doug has no idea why he would regret something like that. Doug says he has nothing to apologize for or regret, that the moment was amazing. Marcus Freemen wrote a piece in the Players' Tribune about the label "players' coach" and Doug weighs in on what he thinks. PFF lead draft analyst Mike Renner joins Doug to talk about the top prospects for the 2022 draft. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug and the crew through a game of "I Feel A Draft".

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Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll called his team's trade for Jamal Adams a "terrific trade". Doug disagrees and wonders by what metric Carroll thinks it's a terrific deal. Former NFL Executive Andrew Brandt joins Doug to talk about the major headlines in the NFL as it pertains to the business side of things, including the Jamal Adams deal and how Bill Belichick has been able to reclaim the top of the AFC. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Friday edition of "The Press".

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Doug is joined by former Villanova Head Coach and current CBS college hoops analyst Steve Lappas, who looks back on growing around NYC hoops in the 70's, and cutting his teeth as a high school coach in the city while coaching a young Rod Strickland. He also looks back at taking a job as an assistant on Rollie Massimino's Villanova staff, memories from the '84 title run, eventually taking over and turning around a Manhattan program as head coach. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe to get the latest All Ball Podcasts!

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On the Wednesday edition of The Best Of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug thinks the Seahawks initial trade for Jamal Adams followed by a large contract extension was a desperate move then, and has been a disaster since as Adams is now out for the season with a torn labrum. The lesson in that deal for Seattle is to not shop while you are hungry.

Doug welcomes the new head coach of the USC Trojans Lincoln Riley on the show. Doug and Coach talk about Riley's roots and the challenges that lie ahead for this turnaround and Southern Cal.

On his weekly radio hit, Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones pointed out that the route running by his team's receivers has been an issue for the offense up to now. Doug thinks that Jones is simply taking up for his quarterback Dak Prescott.

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Doug thinks the Seahawks initial trade for Jamal Adams followed by a large contract extension was a desperate move then, and has been a disaster since as Adams is now out for the season with a torn labrum. The lesson in that deal for Seattle is to not shop while you are hungry. Reacting to Charles Barkley blaming Anthony Davis for the Lakers' problems and defending coach Frank Vogel, Doug gives his thoughts on what he thinks is the issue with the Lakers. Former NFL Tight End Zach Miller joins Doug to talk about life after football, his budding country music singing career, and give his thoughts on his former team: the Chicago Bears. Plus, Doug responds to Dan Patrick's take about Anthony Davis.

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On his weekly radio hit, Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones pointed out that the route running by his team's receivers has been an issue for the offense up to now. Doug thinks that Jones is simply taking up for his quarterback Dak Prescott. Doug gives his take on why the Bills are not built to beat the Patriots the way New England played the other night. Doug welcomes the new head coach of the USC Trojans Lincoln Riley on the show. Doug and Coach talk about Riley's roots and the challenges that lie ahead for this turnaround and Southern Cal. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Real News or Fake News?".

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Doug talks about the Seahawks decision to give up first round picks for and to then give a contract extension to safety Jamal Adams. Doug discusses the core issues of the Seahawks as they look to be heading for a rebuild. The Packers and Bears are scheduled for Sunday Night on NBC, the scuttlebutt has been that NBC should have flexed out of that game. Doug explains why NBC made the right choice to keep it. George Wrighster is a former NFL tight end and a co-host on FSR each Sunday, George joins Doug to talk about the head coach opening at his alma mater and to touch on some of the headlines around the NFL heading into week 14. 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 feels like the lack of discussion nationally about scenario that Tom Brady and Bill Belichick might meet in the Super Bowl is like teammates not talking to pitcher throwing a no-hitter in baseball, everyone wants it and no one wants to jinx it.

Former Notre Dame standout and long-time NFL quarterback Steve Beuerlein joins Doug to talk about how the Patriots were able to beat the Bills Monday Night, if New England can make it to the Super Bowl, and to gives his thoughts on the Notre Dame head coaching switch.

Doug breaks down the controversial exchange between a Bills reporter and two members of the Bills' defense after the Monday Night loss to the Patriots. Doug thinks reporter Jerry Sullivan chose incorrectly when he used the word "embarrassing" in a question to Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer.

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