With episodes every Tuesday and Thursday during the football season, ESPN and Andscape contributor Domonique Foxworth debuts his new podcast featuring his unique perspectives on football, the personalities surrounding it, and just about anything else he finds interesting or thinks you might. You’ll also hear from Dom’s friends and colleagues, and now and then a name or two that might surprise you. Follow "The Domonique Foxworth Show" wherever you get your podcasts or on the ESPN NFL YouTube channel.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 34 days 21 hours 25 minutes
Super Duper Bowl
Dan, Papi and Mina Kimes give their Super Bowl picks and discuss Tom Brady's ominous Instagram post and if we believe Baker Mayfield will really stop responding to trolls.
Give Me A Hand
Dan, Sarah and Domonique question if Richard Sherman's comments, the Pacers' victory chances and if Jay Cutler could win a gold medal in handball.
Can You Feel It?
Dan, Sarah and Domonique question if Brees will retire, Bill O'Brien being given GM title and the emotions in Shaq's talk about Kobe.
Living It Up
Dan, Katie and Israel question if the NBA should've postponed the Clippers-Lakers game, if Philip Rivers has anything left and if Tom Brady should leave New England.
All Kobe Memorial
Dan Le Batard, Domonique Foxworth and Bomani Jones talk about the fun moments Kobe Bryant gave fans on the court, his life after basketball and more.
Living It Up
Dan, Mina and Pablo question if Coco's win or Serena's loss is more significant to tennis, the Clippers' potential chemistry issues and what to expect from Zion tonight.
Living It Up
Dan, Israel and Pablo question if Zion lived up to the hype, if Eli is a Hall of Famer and if the Dolphins should go for Joe Burrow.
Is That It?
Dan, Sarah and Israel question the proper punishments for the brawl in Kansas, Zion's expectations and the Pro Bowl's onside kick idea.
We Have A Problem
Dan, Pablo and Israel question if there is a problem in Houston, if Ben Simmons is better without Embiid and the significance of Jaylen Brown's dunk.
Jimmy G-ame Manager
Dan Le Batard, Domonique Foxworth and Bomani Jones ask how great are the Chiefs, If Jimmy G should get credit for the 49ers' win, if Darrelle Revis is right and more.