NHL on Sportsnet's Nick Kypreos gives his idea of how the Nylander contract negotiations went down, what it means for future RFA's, and what happens next will all of Toronto's upcoming free agents (11:22); Boxing is back! The Fury-Wilder fight on the weekend lived up to the hype but was it a mainstream breakthrough for heavyweight boxing (32:51)?; Good Show's NFL Insider Sage Rosenfels breaks down Aaron Rodgers poor play and Green Bay's disappointing year, why Cam Newton let Carolina down this week, if the Texans are consistently underrated, and what's changed in Minnesota from last year to this year (53:51); Amy Trask, NFL Analyst for CBS, looks at the the Kansas City Chiefs' and the NFL's response to the Kareem Hunt assault video that surfaced this weekend (1:16;14); Justin Bourne, Good Show's Leafs Analyst, believes the Nylander contract will look like a bargain in no time, and the lineup decisions with Nylander back are going to be interesting (1:35:22); Steve Dangle joins JD & Ashley Docking to go over his Nylander thoughts (2:01:58)

There's 24 hours until the William Nylander deadline and a decision hasn't been announced yet; The Raptors overcame 51 points from Kevin Durant to beat the Warriors for the first time in 4 years, and Kawhi Leonard truly makes this team look different than past versions; Former NBA GM David Griffin believes nobody has grown more than Pascal Siakam this season, Toronto will improve by narrowing down their roles for players, this year may be more important for Kyle Lowry than Kawhi Leonard, the lack of depth on the Warriors does matter, Kevin Durant will continue to want to be the main guy in Golden State, and Markelle Fultz does not have a lot of trade value in the current market (14:10); The Cowboys continued rolling and beat the Saints last night in a major upset, but JD still doesn't like Jason Garrett or Dak Prescott; The Ringer's Dan Devine says that US media has over-corrected to not giving enough attention to the Raptors - but it just means they're really good, Pascal Siakam is showing he has All-Star potential, the trust in and importance of Siakam is one of the biggest stories of the Raptors season, and if Kawhi is where he's at already he's going to be very dangerous later this year (51:04); Time for this week's edition of the Terrible Ten (1:11:26); Ben & JD give their final predictions for what happens with Nylander this weekend; NHL Insider Chris Johnston is still optimistic around William Nylander but is hearing that he and the Leafs are having a hard time bridging their divide in negotiations, he believes that it's more likely Nylander sits the year than gets traded, and he knows that Mike Babcock and the team absolutely want him around (1:40:10); Ben & JD run through some Saturday scenarios; Leafs Nation's Marc Savard thinks Nylander will sign with Toronto, but if he doesn't sign with the team by Saturday there will be too much bad blood for him to ever play in Toronto again (2:05:50)

Maple Leafs winger Andreas Johnsson on his recent offensive surge and playing alongside Auston Matthews (25:31), OddShark analyst Jon Campbell previews the Thursday nighter and the rest of the Week 13 lines (36:57), Prime Time Sports co host Richard Deitsch on the magnitude of the Raptors and Warriors match up (48:08), Kyle Brandt of Good Morning Football on the final stretch of the NFL season (1:18:00), Former NHLer and FAN590 analyst Anthony Stewart on how Auston Matthews looked so good coming back from a lengthy absence last night (1:36:00) and The Athletic's Ian Tulloch on the home stretch of the William Nylander situation (2:01:23)

Michael Lee of The Athletic wrote in-depth profile of Kyle Lowry and says the Raptors star is more motivated than ever before, he still hasn't spoken to Masai Ujiri about the DeRozan trade, he will forever have a relationship with DeMar, Kawhi and Kyle are actually perfect complements to each other, and Kawhi has looked good but is still finding his game (14:32); William Nylander rumours continue to fly, and Producer Dave Cohen is the latest person to claim "Insider" status on the negotiations (39:34); Will Leitch joins the show to discuss his recent piece on homosexuality in professional sports and the allegations against NBA player Dwight Howard over the weekend (57:47); Leafs Nation's Gord Stellick gives his thoughts on Auston Matthews' return, what the ideal lines would be, and the perceived lack of toughness on the team and whether it matters (1:40:23); Sean Tierney of Hockey Graphs and The Athletic describes how Morgan Rielly's offense is driven by getting close to the net, why Frederik Andersen has been elite this year, and how Nazem Kadri is constantly under-appreciated (2:01:37).

Everybody is claiming they've seen William Nylander in town (0:40); Former NHLer Matthew Barnaby says Mitch Marner could be the best play-maker in the league right now, the Leafs power play will improve with more opportunities, Travis Dermott is showing he can be a strong offensive defenseman, and it will be interesting to see how the lines shake out when Matthews is back (12:16); JD has to answer some more questions from Ben's son (37:37); ESPN's Mike Sando discusses why the Jacksonville Jaguars have looked so bad this year, why Blake Bortles is so bad, if the Patriots are a bit of a fraud team, how far the Texans can go, and whether the Seahawks are a sneaky contender (52:43); Time for Text Line Tuesday (1:13:58)!; Hockey Night in Canada's David Amber believes Marner is an undeniably exceptional player, the skill of youth around the NHL right now is amazing, the NHL is more interesting when the Leafs are successful, the Leafs haven't even reached their potential yet this year, Frederik Andersen's workload should be lightened, and the lineup changes will be fun to see (1:38:31); Sportsnet's John Shannon expects Nylander to be signed by the Saturday contract deadline, and doesn't think in the end there will a clear winner and loser between the Leafs and Nylander (2:01:33).

The William Nylander situation seemed to gain some positive momentum for the Maple Leafs over the weekend (5:31); Good Show's NFL Insider Sage Rosenfels joins the guys look whether any of the blame for Green Bay's season will be directed at Aaron Rodgers, why Baker Mayfield looks like the real deal, and what Lamar Jackson can do to improve his accuracy (16:28); The Tiger-Phil golf showdown happened on Friday, and it was pretty much a disaster (37:54); The Grey Cup took place last night and Calgary finally won after being denied 2 years in a row, but does the CFL need to consider moving the game up so the weather isn't such big factor? (46:22); The Raptors are now 17-4 after winning 5 in a row and haven't even reached their final form yet (59:04); Former Blue Jay Josh Donaldson is reuniting with Alex Anthopoulos and is signing a one-year deal with the Atlanta Braves (1:18:23); Good Show's Leafs Analyst Justin Bourne weighs in on if Nylander will take a PR hit, why the rules around contracts for young players need to be changed, what Andreas Johnsson provides to the Leafs, what motivates the team's lineup decisions, if Tavares and Marner can keep their production up when reinforcements arrive, and whether NHL teams are becoming more proactive (1:38:09); Does Mike Babcock hate Garret Sparks (2:08:50)?

JD is very excited for the remake of The Lion King, and Marc Savard may have broken some William Nylander news last night (2:36); Former NFL Executive Michael Lombardi breaks down the Thanksgiving Day games and goes over the what to expect from the rest of the Week 12 games (13:59); The Tiger-Phil match-up is taking place today, but Ben & JD aren't sure if anybody really cares (31:00); ESPN NBA Front Office Insider Bobby Marks discusses the possibility of the Wizards trading John Wall and/or Bradley Beal, whether Markelle Fultz still has a future in Philadelphia, if a Terry Rozier trade is a possibility, and why there is so much drama around the league (47:55); Time for this week's edition of the Terrible Ten (1:10:24); NHL on Sportsnet's Colby Armstrong double-dipped on Thanksgivings and talks about the new generation of NHL Insiders, his busy birthday, Matt Murray's reputation in Pittsburgh, and whether the Leafs can keep up this early season success (1:34:40); Good Show's Totally Original Survey Game Show (1:59:36); Marc Savard of Leafs Nation comments on his Nylander report making Leafs Twitter explode today (2:04:49).

Former NHLer Anthony Stewart breaks down the Leafs loss to the Hurricanes last night, gives his latest thoughts on the contract situations of Toronto's young stars, and gives some suggestions on who the Leafs should be targeting in a trade (1:21); Jon Campbell of Odds Shark gives his weekly best bets in the NFL (33:48); ESPN's Kevin Arnovitz takes time away from cooking turkey to discuss NBA drama, whether the Celtics can turn things around, why Milwaukee could be the best team in the East, and why the Raptors depth and flexibility is making it easy to form chemistry (48:39); Sportsnet's Donnovan Bennett joins the guys in-studio to talk Thanksgiving Day Dallas Cowboys, Vince Carter's legacy and whether he had a disappointing career (1:11:57); NHL on Sportsnet's Doug MacLean gives his thoughts on potential Nylander trade targets from Carolina, the need to take advantage of a team's championship window, and whether the Leafs need more grit (1:35:12); Ian Tulloch, host of The Leafs Geeks podcast, describes the differences between William Nylander and Kasperi Kapanen, looks at what the lines will look like when Matthews is back, and explains whether Nikita Zaitsev is actually good or not (1:59:01).

Sports Illustrated's Andrew Sharp talks American Thanksgiving, whether we were too quick to say Kawhi is fully back, how the Washington Wizards are a mess right now and if anything can be done about it, and if Markelle Fultz is destined to be a massive bust (14:20); Will Leitch weighs in on KD's thin skin, the importance of personality in the NBA, how LeBron has handled similar situations so much better, why NBA ratings are slightly down, and if we can finally stop talking about "the death of the NFL" (53:39); Dan Hanzus of the Around The NFL podcast still hasn't gotten over how great the Rams-Chiefs game was, says the city of LA has really gotten behind the Rams, doesn't trust the surging Dallas Cowboys, and looks at the Thanksgiving Day games coming up (1:18:47); Sportsnet's Senior Hockey Writer & NHL Insider Chris Johnston discusses McElhinney's move to Carolina, his thoughts that there won't be a Nylander trade this year, how (outside of Nylander) everything is going so well for Toronto this year, why this contract negotiation will make the Leafs eager to get Matthews and Marner's deals done quickly, and why Leafs fans are so invested in all of the off-ice news around the team (1:37:15); Sportsnet's Andrew Berkshire says the Hurricanes should be a good team but results don't translate on-ice, Morgan Rielly is, even by analytics, one of the better offensive D in the NHL, and the Leafs play is mostly sustainable but they've also been lucky and there will be regression in certain areas (2:01:48).

Last night's Chiefs-Rams game was on of the most exciting NFL games of all-time (1:14); Former NHLer Matthew Barnaby is very impressed with the Leafs firepower even with Auston Matthews out of the lineup, thinks Frederik Andersen has never looked better, still believes Nylander will be traded, and weighs in on Ken Hitchcock's hiring in Edmonton (13:19); ESPN's Trey Wingo says last night's NFL game was great but don't go calling it the best game ever just yet, the coach-player relationship has such a massive effect on performance, teams can still win with defence but the way we view defence has changed, and the death of the RB is overstated (51:35); Leafs Nation co-host Marc Savard predicted the 2 NHL head coach firings over the last 24 hours, thinks more mores are coming in Edmonton, is impressed with Mitch Marner has stepped up in Auston Matthews' absence, and couldn't imagine a better start to the John Tavares era (1:44:10); Former Leafs goalie Curtis McElhinney is with the Carolina Hurricanes now and discusses his last days in Toronto, what it was like to lose the back-up job to Garrett Sparks, how you mentally prepare to play so infrequently, and why Freddy Andersen is a good fit for a big market like Toronto (2:01:09).