The Domonique Foxworth Show

It’s finally here. Charlie and Domonique dive deep into the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, breaking down the biggest surprises, the best steals, and the perfect fits. Plus, the guys share stories from their time in Pittsburgh.

0:00 Intro

1:30 How shocked were you that Jeremiyah Love went #3?

9:07 How surprised were you when the Titans took Carnell Tate at #4?

14:00 Which team that had two 1st round picks came out of it the strongest?

14:22 Titans

16:14 Giants

19:41 Chiefs

22:07 Jets/Cowboys/Dolphins

27:56 What’s your reaction to the Rams taking Ty Simpson at #13?

31:48 Were you surprised where Ioane and Bain landed?

36:19 Storytime from Pittsburgh

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Domonique Foxworth, Mina Kimes, and Kevin Clark do a mock draft of the entire first round in front of a live audience ahead of tomorrow's NFL Draft. You can find part 1 of the mock draft on The Mina Kimes Show featuring Lenny's feed and part 3 of the mock draft on This Is Football with Kevin Clark's feed.

0:00 Intro

0:21 Pick 11 - Dolphins

5:07 Pick 12 - Titans

8:32 Pick 13 - Rams

11:20 Pick 14 - Ravens

13:23 Pick 15 - Bucs

15:28 Pick 16 - Jets

17:50 Pick 17 - Lions

19:23 Pick 18 - Vikings

20:46 Pick 19 - Panthers

24:28 Pick 20 - Titans

26:04 Pick 21 - Steelers
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Domonique Foxworth and Charlie Kravitz are joined by Ben Solak to break down the biggest NFL news and rumors ahead of Thursday's NFL Draft. They debate who won the Dexter Lawrence trade between the Bengals and Giants, analyze what Will Anderson's new deal means for the Texans, and give their take on whether the Chiefs should trade up in the draft for a top 3 pick.

 

0:00 Intro

4:10 Dexter Lawrence trade

23:06 Giants' draft targets

25:43 Will Anderson's extension

29:31 Texans' future outlook

45:09 Potential Chiefs trade
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ESPN NBA senior writer Vince Goodwill joins Domonique and Charlie to preview the first round of the NBA playoffs. Are the Celtics the clear favorites in the East? What is the ceiling for Wemby? And how much should we expect from playoff LeBron? Plus, where does SGA rank among the league’s true elite? The guys end it with a Q and A—what’s the best way to share NBA playoff revenue?—and they react to the new Commanders uniforms.

0:00 Intro

1:40 Thoughts on the Warriors/Clippers play-in game

7:17 Should LaMelo’s punishment have been harsher?

13:53 Thoughts on a possible Hornets/Pistons matchup

18:53 What are your expectations for the Pistons?

20:48 Which Eastern Conference teams are running out of time to contend?

24:12 Are the Celtics a clear favorite in the East?

27:56 What is the ceiling for Wemby in the playoffs?

35:18 How far is SGA from entering the all-time greats conversation?

39:31 How excited should we be to watch playoff LeBron?

42:02 What if the NBA only shared playoff revenue among teams still competing in each round?

45:03 What do you think of the Commanders’ new uniforms?

47:52 Any chance the Cowboys move up to six to draft Sonny Styles?

51:30 What should the PGA Tour do with LIV golfers?

58:35 There’s a secret kiln that was unearthed at Monticello!!

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Domonique Foxworth and Charlie Kravitz are joined by Kevin Clark for a special NFL trade value rankings episode. Charlie created eight tiers to rank the best players across the NFL in terms of trade value, with the first tier consisting of the NFL's four untradable players: Josh Allen, Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, and Patrick Mahomes. Domonique and Kevin go on to criticize Charlie's list and debate how many teams would instantly become Super Bowl favorites if they traded for Matthew Stafford or Myles Garrett.

 

0:00 Intro

3:12 Tier 8

19:09 Tier 7

23:48 Tier 6

31:42 Tier 5

40:41 Tier 4

42:54 Tier 3

45:48 Tier 2

46:33 Tier 1
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