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On the Thursday edition of The Best OF The Doug Gottlieb Show, Among the rumored candidates for the open head coaching job at USC Doug thinks Eric Bieniemy will not be the one that will be hired. Doug explains the number of reasons why Bieniemy should be scratched off the list. Hall of Famer Warren Sapp joins Doug to talk about Jon Gruden's comment that Darren Waller is the best player he's ever coached. Sapp also has one critique for dominant defensive lineman Aaron Donald. Doug is joined by Cowboys' great Darren Woodson who talked about the Cowboys' game one loss to the Bucs and the week two matchup with the Chargers. Darren also weighed in on Zeke Elliott's role in this current offense.

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Among the rumored candidates for the open head coaching job at USC, Doug thinks Eric Bieniemy will not be the one that will be hired. Doug explains the number of reasons why Bieniemy should be scratched off the list. George Wrighster joins Doug as a guest to talk about his Oregon Ducks' season to this point, and to weigh on on Aaron Rodgers. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "I Feel A Draft".

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Doug agrees with Lamar Jackson's assertion that this week's big NFL matchup is not just about Jackson and Pat Mahomes. Doug explains why it is necessary for the Ravens to correct some things and not fall to 0-2 on the season. Hall of Famer Warren Sapp joins Doug to talk about Jon Gruden's comment that Darren Waller is the best player he's ever coached. Sapp also has one critique for dominant defensive lineman Aaron Donald. Plus, Doug reacts to Nick Wright's news that Kyrie Irving would rather retire than be traded from the Nets.

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Doug is joined by Cowboys' great Darren Woodson who talked about the Cowboys' game one loss to the Bucs and the week two matchup with the Chargers. Darren also weighed in on Zeke Elliott's role in this current offense. Doug and the guys have a conversation about short songs and Bruce Springsteen. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through "The Press."

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On today's episode, Jason kicks things off with a few quick thoughts on the recent string of bad luck that has hit the Dallas Cowboys. In the last week, they've lost right tackle La'el Collins, wide receiver Michael Gallup, and pass rushers Randy Gregory and DeMarcus Lawrence. I don't know what they did to bring this bad juju on themselves but let's hope it wears off fast. Either way, so long as Dak Prescott remains upright, the Cowboys should still win the division. Moreover, it wasn't clear already, Urban Meyer publicly proclaimed that he will not be taking over as the next head football coach at USC. It really isn't all that shocking; Urban just isn't a fit for Southern California. Now that it's all out in the open, the Trojans can pivot and find themselves a real candidate. Later, professional sports bettor and Covers product manager Adam Chernoff swings by to discuss his 5-0 start in week 1 of the famed Circa contest, why so many bettors tend to overreact to what they saw in NFL week 1, why he's in on Teddy Bridgewater and the Denver Broncos this Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars, why the Seattle Seahawks probably aren't as good and the Tennessee Titans aren't as bad as they looked last week, why the Los Angeles Rams blowing out a bad Chicago Bears team on Sunday Night Football shouldn't sway your opinion about them either way, how the Las Vegas Raiders' big win over the Baltimore Ravens might impact the line this week in their showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers, who he likes in tonight's Thursday Night Football matchup between the New York Giants and Washington Football Team, and much more! Finally, Jason closes the show the TNF edition of the Best Bet.

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On the Wednesday edition of The Best Of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug says Aaron Rodgers is the one guy that has proven repeatedly that responds best after criticism and negativity. Rodgers will turn this thing around after week one because of how badly it went and all criticism he has received for it. Oregon Head Coach Mario Cristobal joins Doug. Coach Cristobal talks about his team's big win over Ohio State and answers Doug's question about the USC job. And after hearing head coaches around college and the NFL get asked about the USC vacancy and evade the questions, Doug speculates on who would be the best fit to be the next Trojans coach.

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Doug says Aaron Rodgers is the one guy that has proven repeatedly that responds best after criticism and negativity. Rodgers will turn this thing around after week one because of how badly it went and all criticism he has received for it. Oregon Head Coach Mario Cristobal joins Doug. Coach Cristobal talks about his team's big win over Ohio State and answers Doug's question about the USC job. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the game "Real News or Fake News".

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After hearing head coaches around college and the NFL get asked about the USC vacancy and evade the questions, Doug speculates on who would be the best fit to be the next Trojans coach. Doug weighs in on Travis Kelce's response to whether or not he actually forgot who his Chiefs were playing next. Former NFL and Iowa State quarterback Sage Rosenfels joins Doug to talk about his Cyclones and to give his thoughts on NFL quarterback situations after week one. Plus, Doug has thoughts on Colin Cowherd's "compliment" for Baker Mayfield.

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Doug is joined by NFL Analyst Daniel Jeremiah who explains what impressed him most about Mac Jones in his week one performance against Miami. DJ also makes a compelling argument for why Lincoln Riley might be willing to leave Oklahoma for USC. Doug reacts to Brian Bosworth's recent comments that NIL has changed college football forever. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through "The Press".

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On the Tuesday edition of The Best Of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug thinks two big things happened last night, and it had nothing to do with the way the Raiders or Ravens played. Las Vegas became a legitimate sports city and the Raiders finally found a home. Raiders General Manager Mike Mayock called in to talk about his team's big win on Monday night and how the team looks going into week two. Mayock explained what it is like to work a short week to prepare for the Steelers after an emotional win. Doug thinks Travis Kelce was confused, not intentional, when he told Peyton and Eli he didn't know who his Chiefs were playing this week. NBC NFL Analyst Chris Simms joins Doug to break down what happened with the Rams on Sunday night.

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