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Doug thinks that you can tell a lot about a team or a person by how they handle adversity. He says that Kyler Murray handled questions AJ Green and their miscommunication at the end of their loss to the Packers the right way, and head coach Kliff Kingsbury didn't handle those same questions the way you would hope. Doug tells listeners the five teams to bet on this weekend, both in college football and the NFL. Senior NFL Writer for Yahoo! Charles Robinson joins Doug to talk about the owners meetings this week and other headlines in the NFL. Plus, Isaac Lewonkron takes Doug through the Friday edition of "The Press".

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Doug discusses the monumental collapse against the OKC Thunder Wednesday night. In 25 years, it was the first time in 250+ games that the Lakers lost a game after being up at lease 25 points. Doug thinks it may just be a regular season game in October without LeBron, but it was embarrassing.

Hall of Famer Warren Moon joins Doug to talk about the quarterback matchup on Thursday night, what it's like quarterbacking a game without your main receiving options, and all of the other relevant quarterback-related stories in the NFL.

Doug finds it difficult to get beyond the under-the-shirt buzzer when he sees Jose Altuve star in the World Series. In response to Mark Davis going against the NFL company line and telling reporters that he thinks the WFT report should be released and the thousands of emails in the investigation should be revealed, Doug points out that Davis is asking for something that just isn't going to happen. Doug thinks corporations do not have to, and shouldn't make correspondence public because of all kinds of reasons.

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Doug discusses the monumental collapse against the OKC Thunder Wednesday night. In 25 years, it was the first time in 250+ games that the Lakers lost a game after being up at lease 25 points. Doug thinks it may just be a regular season game in October without LeBron, but it was embarrassing. Doug finds it difficult to get beyond the under-the-shirt buzzer when he sees Jose Altuve star in the World Series. Former Oklahoma State and NFL Quarterback Brandon Weeden joins Doug to talk college football and NFL headlines. Plus Dan Beyer takes Doug and the crew through a game of "I Feel A Draft".

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Doug is looking forward to the Thursday Night game between the Packers and Cardinals, but is disappointed by the fact that injuries and CoVID has taken out key stars in the matchup. Doug responds to NY Giants Head Coach Joe Judge disputing the "foolish narrative" that the league has caught up with the Chiefs. Hall of Famer Warren Moon joins Doug to talk about the quarterback matchup on Thursday night, what it's like quarterbacking a game without your main receiving options, and all of the other relevant quarterback-related stories in the NFL. Plus, Doug responds to Jay Glazer stating that the Texans have screwed up the DeShaun Watson situation from the beginning.

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In response to Mark Davis going against the NFL company line and telling reporters that he thinks the WFT report should be released and the thousands of emails in the investigation should be revealed, Doug points out that Davis is asking for something that just isn't going to happen. Doug thinks corporations do not have to, and shouldn't make correspondence public because of all kinds of reasons. Doug thinks Kyle Shanahan is doing the right thing by not throwing rookie Trey Lance into the fire, and that he doesn't why people think rookies should be rushed. Former Packers Executive Andrew Brandt joins Doug to talk about the Mark Davis and WFT situation with the NFL., and whether or not others will be exposed if the emails are released. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Thursday edition of "The Press".

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Doug completely believes Roger Goodell's comments about Dan Snyder and how he has been held accountable for the "unprofessional environment" at the Washington Football Team. There has yet to be any emails from Snyder or any other evidence that he should be removed from his ownership. Doug wonders how many more pounds of flesh do people want.

NFL Analyst for the NFL Network Daniel Jeremiah joins Doug to talk about the tough position Tua Tagovailoa has been put in as the Dolphins' quarterback while the rumors of a Deshaun Watson trade circulate. DJ hits on all the headlines as the NFL heads into week 8.

In reaction to Roger Goodell telling reporters there is not enough information to this point to punish Deshaun Watson, Doug thinks Goodell is essentially telling the Dolphins that it is safe for now to trade for Watson. Doug says the allegations made against Watson are horrific, but no criminal charges have come out of it yet and the NFL is not going to punish him yet, so everything seems to be in play for Miami.

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Doug completely believes Roger Goodell's comments about Dan Snyder and how he has been held accountable for the "unprofessional environment" at the Washington Football Team. There has yet to be any emails from Snyder or any other evidence that he should be removed from his ownership. Doug wonders how many more pounds of flesh do people want. Doug revisits the Mike Tomlin-Carson Palmer story, and points out what Palmer actually meant with his comments. FOX Sports NBA Insider Ric Bucher joins Doug to catch us up on the NBA season to date. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Real News or Fake News?".

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In reaction to Roger Goodell telling reporters there is not enough information to this point to punish Deshaun Watson, Doug thinks Goodell is essentially telling the Dolphins that it is safe for now to trade for Watson. Doug says the allegations made against Watson are horrific, but no criminal charges have come out of it yet and the NFL is not going to punish him yet, so everything seems to be in play for Miami. The narrative in Chicago is that Bears head coach Matt Nagy is losing his locker room over how he has handled the Justin Fields situation, Doug thinks Fields has to take some of the blame for not being up to speed on the offense. Former Pro-Bowl receiver and co-host on FOX Sports Radio TJ Houshmandzadeh joins Doug to talk about the Bears and Baker Mayfield. Plus, Doug reacts to Colin Cowherd's take that the Lakers have gotten all of what Russell Westbrook comes with, good and bad.

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NFL Analyst for the NFL Network Daniel Jeremiah joins Doug to talk about the tough position Tua Tagovailoa has been put in as the Dolphins' quarterback while the rumors of a Deshaun Watson trade circulate. DJ hits on all the headlines as the NFL heads into week 8. In reaction to the Jets pointing out that the Patriots ran up the score on Sunday in their 54-13 rout, Doug says he thinks there is a decorum in sports but we need to remember the context with Bill Belichick and the Jets. Former Florida State and NFL quarterback Danny Kanell joins Doug to talk college football. 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 makes the analogy that, like teenagers today have lost perspective on the cost of the dollar, sports media and fans have lost perspective on the Seattle Seahawks. He thinks the take that the Seahawks and Pete Carroll are done is just wrong.

Mike Tomlin had a very blunt response to a question about the USC head coaching job, and Doug thinks Tomlin might be off-limits but that USC should try and ask everyone who might be unhappy in their current NFL situation. NBC Sports NFL Analyst Chris Simms joins Doug to go over the NFL Headlines heading into week 8 of the season.

Doug points out that the Cardinals-Packers Thursday Night game betting line moved a whole three points after news surfaced that Packers star Davante Adams tested positive for COVID. Doug says the odds makers must know something we don't know, like there are more infections than we are aware of: IE, Allen Lazard going on the COVID list earlier today.

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