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On the Friday edition of The Best of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug thinks the Russell Wilson injury is the most important injury of the season in the NFL. He says the Seahawks are not a very good team without the top tier quarterback. In the 5 for 5 segment, Doug makes his picks for who will cover the spread during this weekend of NFL and college football. Former NFL Lineman and FOX Sports Radio contributor Ephraim Salaam joins Doug to talk about Jon Gruden using a racial trope in an email he wrote in 2011. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Friday edition of "The Press".

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Doug thinks the Russell Wilson injury is the most important injury of the season in the NFL. He says the Seahawks are not a very good team without the top tier quarterback. Doug agrees with Giants third baseman Evan Longoria's opinion that something needs to be done about the MLB playoff structure. Former NFL Scout John Middlekauff joins Doug to cover all of the important NFL headlines. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Psychic".

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Former Pro-Bowl cornerback Bobby Taylor joins Doug to talk about his former team the Seahawks and losing Russell Wilson for the foreseeable future. Doug reacts to the breaking news that Jon Gruden used a racist trope in an email he wrote in a chain email in 2011.. In reaction to Skip Bayless saying he is looking forward to seeing LeBrick and WestBrick miss three pointers this season, Doug says he has spoken to the Lakers coaching staff about that very thing.

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Doug welcomes FOX Sports MLB Insider Ben Verlander on the show. Ben brings Doug up to speed on all of the happenings in the MLB Playoffs and talks about the controversial playoff structure. In the 5 for 5 segment, Doug makes his picks for who will cover the spread during this weekend of NFL and college football. Former NFL Lineman and FOX Sports Radio contributor Ephraim Salaam joins Doug to talk about Jon Gruden using a racial trope in an email he wrote in 2011. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Friday edition of "The Press".

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On the Thursday edition of The Best of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug says that the one thing that never lets us down in sports is post-season baseball. He explains that the Dodgers winning and how they won is what post-season baseball is all out. Former pro-bowl receiver Reggie Wayne joins Doug to talk about his career, Peyton Manning and receivers around the NFL that remind him of himself. Doug explains why he thinks the playoffs for major league baseball did not start with the wild card games, that it starts with the division series because a series is how baseball determines which team is better. Doug explains the tale of two cities, with rookie Justin Fields getting the start with Chicago this week and rookie Trey Lance getting the start with San Francisco.

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Doug says that the one thing that never lets us down in sports is post-season baseball. He explains that the Dodgers winning and how they won is what post-season baseball is all out. In reaction to Brandon Staley's delivery and description of what a good running game does to a defense and how it sets up the passing game, Doug says that is a great example of why Brandon Staley was hired. Author Seth Wickersham joins Doug to talk about his much-anticipated book about the New England Patriots "It's better to be feared". Plus, Dan Beyer takes the crew through a game of "I Feel A Draft".

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Doug explains why he thinks the playoffs for major league baseball did not start with the wild card games, that it starts with the division series because a series is how baseball determines which team is better. Doug explains the tale of two cities, with rookie Justin Fields getting the start with Chicago this week and rookie Trey Lance getting the start with San Francisco. Doug gives his theory on why Derek Carr unfollowed Joey Bosa on social media and admitted that what Bosa said about him this week got under his skin. Former NFL quarterback Brandon Weeden joins Doug to talk the quaterback play in the NFL going into week five. Plus, Doug reacts to Brady Quinn's take about Matt Nagy and the lack of control he has with the Bears right now.

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With the Rams and Seahawks playing on Thursday night, Doug reveals who will win and the over/under. Doug explains the main reason why the Packers signed linebacker Jaylon Smith. Former pro-bowl receiver Reggie Wayne joins Doug to talk about his career, Peyton Manning and receivers around the NFL that remind him of himself. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Thursday edition of "The Press".

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In the Wednesday edition of The Best of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug says that the Patriots are going to be the Patriots, whether you like it or not. He said this in response to New England trading former Defensive Player of the Year Stephon Gilmore earlier in the day. Doug says Gerrit Cole pitched like an Angels player in the wild card loss against the Red Sox, and that the Yankees do not pay him to pitch like he did. NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace joins Doug to talk about being the first black driver to win a cup series race since 1963. Plus, Kentucky head football coach Mark Stoops joins Doug to talk about their great season to this point, with the Wildcats being undefeated and ranked in the top 16.

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Doug says that the Patriots are going to be the Patriots, whether you like it or not. He said this in response to New England trading former Defensive Player of the Year Stephon Gilmore earlier in the day. Doug says Gerrit Cole pitched like an Angels player in the wild card loss against the Red Sox, and that the Yankees do not pay him to pitch like he did. NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace joins Doug to talk about being the first black driver to win a cup series race since 1963. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Real News or Fake News".

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