The Domonique Foxworth Show

Torrey Smith joins Domonique Foxworth and Charlie Kravitz to break down some of the biggest storylines heading into the NFL season. Will the loss of A.J. Brown force the Eagles offense to evolve, and does the Ravens' new offensive identity raise expectations in Baltimore? Plus, the guys discuss how Jaylen Waddle fits into the Broncos offense, what makes great receivers so difficult to defend, and Charlie wraps up the show with a memorable storytime.

0:00 Intro

3:36 How concerned are you about the Eagles' receiver room without A.J. Brown?

9:00 How different will the Eagles' offense look this season?

14:11 Are the Eagles' new wideouts enough to improve their passing attack?

16:49 How much should the Ravens' new offense change expectations?

21:52 Why have the Ravens struggled to find a true No. 1 receiver?

25:12 How does Jaylen Waddle fit into the Broncos' offense?

29:22 What's the most important intangible you look for in a wide receiver?

31:30 What are the most creative ways great receivers get open?

41:22 Do you agree with the latest Top 10 NFL wide receiver rankings?

44:58 Storytime with Charlie
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Domonique Foxworth and Charlie Kravitz break down LeBron's decision to sign with the 76ers and debate whether he can win his fifth championship. They also ask whether LeBron, Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, and Tyrese Maxey fit well together and discuss where things stand in the East now. Then, Domonique tells a story about playing against Calvin Johnson and Charlie recounts the time he was in the same room as Lionel Messi.



0:00 Intro

2:25 Reaction to LeBron signing with the 76ers

11:49 Whether the Sixers' stars are a good fit

17:00 How good will the Sixers be?

21:36 How Jaylen Brown should feel

28:01 Evaluating LeBron's decision

35:15 Calvin Johnson story

39:04 Lionel Messi story

42:18 Which position is most likely to succeed in the NFL out of college?

46:00 How many rings will LeBron finish with?
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Domonique Foxworth and Charlie Kravitz are joined by Spencer Hall to discuss if MLS could ever become an elite league and if one superstar could completely change its trajectory. Then they shift to college football to break down Greg Sankey's SEC breakaway comments and what they could mean for the future of the sport. Plus, the guys settle one of the ultimate debates: Which current athlete would you pick to win a completely random physical challenge?

0:00 Who's the current athlete you'd pick to win a completely random physical challenge?

7:57 What would it take for MLS to become an elite league?

21:09 Can one superstar change the trajectory of MLS?

28:16 Could MLS ever surpass the Premier League?

32:59 How seriously should we take Greg Sankey's SEC breakaway threats?

40:45 Where do you stand on expanding the CFP?
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Domonique Foxworth is joined by MLBPA interim executive director Bruce Meyer for an inside look at the MLB labor negotiations as MLB pushes for a salary cap. They discuss the negotiations through the lens of Foxworth's experience as president of the NFLPA and Meyer's experience with the MLBPA and other unions, and argue that a salary cap would benefit owners but it would hurt players and the sport.



0:00 Intro

0:30 Earliest baseball memories

3:18 Dodgers' role in the salary cap debate

5:58 MLB's salary cap ads

9:42 Why a salary cap won't solve MLB's problems

11:28 The MLBPA's push to improve baseball

14:33 Owners' grievances

19:21 Private equity's impact

21:56 Luxury tax

23:03 The MLBPA's demands

24:27 How unions have evolved

27:26 Confidence in the players sticking together

30:43 The MLBPA's strong culture

36:52 MLBPA's plan if there's a lockout
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Domonique Foxworth is joined by TV writer & producer Mike Schur (The Office, Parks and Recreation, The Good Place, Brooklyn 99) to break down MLB's ongoing battle with the MLBPA and how it compares to labor battles outside of baseball. They discuss labor unions through the lens of Foxworth's experience as president of the NFLPA and Schur's experience with WGA negotiations and explain why a salary cap would be a bad thing for MLB.



0:00 Intro

1:00 MLB's CBA negotiations

4:32 MLB's push for a salary cap

16:40 Private equity's negative impact

23:09 Art vs. commerce in sports

33:23 The Dodgers' role

36:01 MLB owners prefer socialism when it's convenient
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