The Doug Gottlieb Show

Dan Beyer and Bucky Brooks, filling in for Doug Gottlieb, debate whether they’d rather see LeBron’s NBA Finals streak come to an end or the Golden State Warriors’ Finals streak come to an end.  The guys react to Green Bay’s head coaching candidates and warn college football fans of the dangers of an 8-team playoff. Dan and Bucky deliver their thoughts on putting controversial steroid-users in the Baseball Hall of Fame and explain why LeBron James did NOT deserve to win the AP Male Athlete of the Year Award! Guests include: Eric Pincus, Eric Pincus, Ed Werder

Doug Gottlieb sits in for Colin Cowherd and explains how the Green Bay Packers are botching their search for Aaron Rodgers' new HC and gives you an analogy you're sure to relate to, tells you why the decision most people think is an easy one for Kyler Murray is actually wrong and tells which young Laker needs to show he can produce while LeBron James is sidelined with a groin injury. Plus, legendary broadcaster and Clippers play-by-play voice Ralph Lawler joins the show to talk about his upcoming retirement and this year's upstart Clippers team.

Dan Beyer and Bucky Brooks, in for Doug Gottlieb, explain how a wild card team will make the Super Bowl for the first time in nearly a decade. Bucky breaks down Tom Brady's latest claim that he has many more years left in his career. The guys take a look at LeBron's injury, Justin Herbert's decision to return for his senior season, and Baker Mayfield's inability to care about perception of his recent antics. Plus, the newest editions of Game Time, What Does The Fox Say, and The Press!

Doug Gottlieb filling in for Colin today shines light on LeBron James’ recent groin injury suffered in last night’s game against the Warriors, stating this is the biggest fear for older players. Aaron Rodgers finally showing us something you never hear from athletes, talking about ownership of management decisions regarding his active coach Joe Philbin. Kyrie Irving displayed yet again that he is truly one of the best players on the floor and Kevin Durant is just like every other guy chasing more money. Presented by Perky Jerky.

Dan Beyer and Bucky Brooks, in for Doug Gottlieb, explain how the future is NOW for the NFL, as the next generation of stars is just getting started. The guys examine the seasons of Baker Mayfield, Lamar Jackson, and many other impressive rookies. Chris Gordy stops by to talk about the success of the Saints thus far and takes a look at what their momentum can do for them in the playoffs. Plus, the latest editions of Game Time and What The Fox Say! Guests include: Chris Gordy

Today on The Best of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug explains why Drew Brees will win the MVP over Patrick Mahomes and says we're giving too much credit to Lamar Jackson for the Ravens' recent success. Also, Doug shares his thoughts on LeBron James' controversial remarks about NFL owners and speaks with Alex Marvez about Week 16!

Doug Gottlieb explains why he expects Drew Brees to win the MVP Award and pumps the brake on the hype over Lamar Jackson. He explains how the Saints are the Rockets of the NFL and why that isn’t a good thing. Also, Doug sounds off on LeBron’s divisive comments regarding NFL owners and tells you why Baker Mayfield + Cleveland is the best fit for a quarterback and city ever.  

With Doug off, Dan Beyer and Bucky Brooks fill in. They question the Rockets decision to sign Chris Paul to a long term extension in the summer after he suffers another injury. Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham calls in to talk about their upcoming match up vs Northwestern in the Holliday Bowl. They also talk to NFL analyst Will Blackmon and debate who’s the best QB between Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger & Philip Rivers. 

With Doug off, Dan Beyer and NFL Veteran Bucky Brooks fill in and wonder why the Rockets resigned Chris Paul to a long term contract when they knew he was going to get hurt again. They discuss the Patriots playoff hopes now that Josh Gordon is done for the season. NFL analyst Will Blackmon joins the show to discuss the Chiefs if they're still one of the elite teams in the NFL.

Subscribe here to the All Ball with Doug Gottlieb Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-ball-with-doug-gottlieb/id1358843497?mt=2. This week Gottlieb discusses has an extended conversation with Buffalo Head Coach Nate Oats on his big wins over traditional powerhouses, learning under Bobby Hurley, and his winding path from coaching high school to leading a giant killing DI program.

Doug thinks the Patriots will ultimately be fine without Josh Gordon after he’s placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt List once again. He also tells you why Nick Saban will probably never return to the NFL. Celtics head coach Brad Stevens joins the show and tells Doug what Eastern conference is like without LeBron James. 

Doug reacts to the breaking news of the day that Patriots WR Josh Gordon has been placed on the Commissioner's exemption list and what that means for Patriots Super Bowl hopes. He thinks Nick Saban is done with the NFL and will remain a college coach for the rest of his career. Celtics head coach Brad Stevens joins the show to talk about their struggles this season while returning Gordon Hayward and Kyrie Irving from injuries.

Doug explains why he’s tired of the overreaction in sports especially regarding Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and the Lakers. He also shoots down the Nick Saban to Green Bay Packers rumors. Doug talks to Greg Cosell from NFL Films about the Rams’ recent struggles on offense.

The Lakers lose to the Nets, Tom Brady is over the hill, Aaron Rodgers is overrated! Doug tells you why people need to stop overreacting and keep things in perspective. He’s not buying the Nick Saban to the Packers rumors. Greg Cosell from NFL Films joins the show and tells Doug how the Steelers shutdown the Patriots.

Doug thinks Cam Newton suffering another shoulder injury is bad news for other NFL teams who have mobile QBs. He tells you why Packers QB Aaron Rodgers should play the rest of the season even though they’ve been eliminated from the playoffs. And Daniel Jeremiah from the NFL Network joins the show to discuss the Saints and Rams offensive struggles.