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Doug is joined by former NFL player and current analyst Solomon Wilcots to talk about the Odell Beckham Jr. story and the Aaron Rodgers ordeal. Doug gives his thoughts on the recent attempt by Scottie Pippen to tarnish his own legacy. Doug thinks that Scottie being petty about Jordan's Flu Game is just the most recent example of Scottie trying too hard to rewrite history. Given the news that Dalvin Cook is getting sued by a former girlfriend for assault, Doug thinks Cook will keep playing for the Vikings until there is further proof that these allegations on verifiable. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug though a game of "Real News or Fake News?".

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Daniel Jeremiah is a former NFL Scout and current NFL Analyst with the NFL Network who hosts the popular podcast "Move The Sticks", DJ joins Doug to talk about to cover the NFL headlines going into week 10 of the season. With the NFL officially reaching it's mid-season point, Doug gives his takeaways from the first half of the year. Plus Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Wednesday edition of "The Press".

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Doug and host of the Az Wildcats Podcast Mike Luke preview the 2021-22 Wildcats season as they transition from the Sean Miller era to former Gonzaga top assistant Tommy Lloyd taking over the program, how he should change the style of play, and how this year's squad stacks up against the rest of the Pac-12. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe to get the latest All Ball Podcasts!

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Doug reacts to the report that Aaron Rodgers feels "crucified" by the public's reaction to his infamous interview last week. Given Rodgers's tone and comments from his most recent appearance on the Pat McAfee Show, Doug thinks Rodgers is now in submissive mode and trying to come off as a martyr. Longtime NFL Assistant and former college head coach Charlie Weis joins Doug. Weis talks about what he would do if he were a coach with the Aaron Rodgers situation.

Mike McCarthy has been getting some heat for leaving Dak Prescott in the game down 30 points late. Doug thinks it was a head scratcher for sure and the reward does not outweigh the risk in that situation. NFL Analyst for NBC Sports Chris Simms joins Doug to talk about the biggest headlines coming off of week 9 of the NFL season.

Doug agrees with Steelers' head coach Mike Tomlin when he says the reason for the point-of-emphasis on the taunting penalties is because NFL players are role models and they need to be aware of who is watching their sport and emulating the players.

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Doug reacts to the report that Aaron Rodgers feels "crucified" by the public's reaction to his infamous interview last week. Given Rodgers's tone and comments from his most recent appearance on the Pat McAfee Show, Doug thinks Rodgers is now in submissive mode and trying to come off as a martyr. Longtime NFL Assistant and former college head coach Charlie Weis joins Doug. Weis talks about what he would do if he were a coach with the Aaron Rodgers situation. Also, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Rank 'Em".

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Doug agrees with Steelers' head coach Mike Tomlin when he says the reason for the point-of-emphasis on the taunting penalties is because NFL players are role models and they need to be aware of who is watching their sport and emulating the players. Mike McCarthy has been getting some heat for leaving Dak Prescott in the game down 30 points late. Doug thinks it was a head scratcher for sure and the reward does not outweigh the risk in that situation. NFL Analyst for NBC Sports Chris Simms joins Doug to talk about the biggest headlines coming off of week 9 of the NFL season. Plus, Doug reacts to Colin Cowherd's take that the Bears have found their quarterback.

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Reacting to the latest appearance by Aaron Rodgers on the Pat McAfee show, Doug points out that the tone Rodgers used was a bit more submissive and conciliatory, but he is sticking by his original message and he is not apologizing for it. NASCAR series champ Kyle Larson joins Doug to talk about winning the series for the first time and winning 10 races this past season. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Tuesday edition of "The Press".

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Doug says the Browns without Odell Beckham is the latest example of "addition by subtraction" math working in the NFL. He thinks the Browns' win was the biggest of the weekend because Baker Mayfield and the team were able to overcome adversity, go into a hostile environment, and win going away against the Bengals. . Doug talks about how the Titans looked against the Rams in L.A. Sunday night. Social Media Influencer turned prize fighter Jake Paul joins Doug to talk about his upcoming fight with Tommy Fury and to talk about how he became one of the biggest male influencers in the world. Doug is not going to say that Jordan Love isn't the future for the Packers, but it certainly is going to take more time to get him up to speed in the offense if or when Aaron Rodgers chooses to leave the team.. And anyone who thinks this was a win for Aaron Rodgers is wrong, him not being available decreased this chances to go to a Super Bowl.

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Doug says the Browns without Odell Beckham is the latest example of "addition by subtraction" math working in the NFL. He thinks the Browns' win was the biggest of the weekend because Baker Mayfield and the team were able to overcome adversity, go into a hostile environment, and win going away against the Bengals. Doug talks about how the Titans looked against the Rams in L.A. Sunday night. Social Media Influencer turned prize fighter Jake Paul joins Doug to talk about his upcoming fight with Tommy Fury and to talk about how he became one of the biggest male influencers in the world. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal?".

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Doug is not going to say that Jordan Love isn't the future for the Packers, but it certainly is going to take more time to get him up to speed in the offense if or when Aaron Rodgers chooses to leave the team. And anyone who thinks this was a win for Aaron Rodgers is wrong, him not being available decreased this chances to go to a Super Bowl. Doug talks about the Bills having a major letdown against the Jags, and how this is one thing that great teams do not do: lose games to winless or one-win teams. Former Packers linebacker, and former teammate of Aaron Rodgers, Brady Poppinga joins Doug to talk about how he thought Jordan Love played Sunday. Doug and Brady also got into a spirited discussion about Rodgers and his stance on the vaccine. Plus, Doug reacts to Terry Bradshaw's pointed criticism of Aaron Rodgers.

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