What’s wrong with Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks? Mina Kimes joins Bomani Jones on The Right Time, to break down Seattle’s offensive struggles—and why Bomani still isn’t backing down from his skepticism about Darnold.

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Bomani and Mina discuss whether Darnold is holding the Seahawks back, why Seattle’s offense has become too dependent on Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and how much the team misses Kenneth Walker III. Would turning to Drew Lock actually solve anything, or do the problems go deeper than the quarterback?

Then, they examine Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, Walker’s impact on the running game, and concerns about the Chiefs’ wide receivers. They also discuss the Los Angeles Rams’ disappointing offense, Matthew Stafford, and what’s going wrong with Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos.

Plus, has Justin Herbert’s situation with the Los Angeles Chargers finally broken him? Bomani and Mina explore his struggles, the toll of repeated hits, and why evaluating quarterback regression is so difficult. They also get into the Detroit Lions’ defensive problems, Jared Goff and Jahmyr Gibbs, Caleb Williams’ improvement, and Bryce Young changing the conversation in Carolina.

Finally, they discuss the Giants’ Jameis Winston–JJ McCarthy decision, Kyler Murray’s fit in Minnesota, and why Brian Flores’ Vikings defense continues to stand out.

What&rsquo;s wrong with Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks? Mina Kimes joins Bomani Jones on The Right Time, to break down Seattle&rsquo;s offensive struggles&mdash;and why Bomani still isn&rsquo;t backing down from his skepticism about Darnold.
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Mina Kimes on What's Really Wrong With Sam Darnold & the Seahawks and  Can Justin Herbert be fixed? | 10.22

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Bomani Jones is joined by Domonique Foxworth for another version of Foxworth Friday...somewhere..


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They kick off the Show by talking about the Philadelphia 76ers beating the New York Knicks on NBA opening night & LeBron's "homecoming"

Later, they break down Jalen Hurts being out for the year and what went wrong with the Eagles mishandling his injury and what it means for the future of the organization.

Finally, they discuss everything surrounding the NFL being in Paris this week, the incident at the Titans facility, and what's next for Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders this season.

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Domonique Foxworth on 76ers win over Knicks, Eagles mishandling Jalen Hurts injury, Jayden Daniels next steps | 10.21

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Bomani Jones opens The Right Time by breaking down Jay-Z's carefully constructed legacy, his place among hip-hop's greatest rappers, and whether his catalog will connect with the average Super Bowl viewer.

Then ESPN's Vinnie Goodwill joins Bomani in studio to preview the NBA season, beginning with the defending champion New York Knicks. Can Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns and the Knicks repeat, or will James Dolan's financial decisions create problems before the season even gets going?

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Bomani and Vinnie also debate whether the Philadelphia 76ers can win the Eastern Conference, how much LeBron James has left, and whether Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball can make the Minnesota Timberwolves the most entertaining team in basketball.

Plus, the guys discuss Victor Wembanyama's MVP potential, the Oklahoma City Thunder's championship chances, Cooper Flagg and Larry Bird comparisons, Giannis Antetokounmpo in Miami, Kawhi Leonard's legacy, the Detroit Pistons, and why Bomani thinks Jaylen Brown stole his idea for having a personal harpist.

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Bomani Jones opens The Right Time by breaking down Jay-Z's carefully constructed legacy, his place among hip-hop's greatest rappers, and whether his catalog will connect with the average Super Bowl viewer.
Then ESPN's Vinnie Goodwill joins Bomani in studio to preview the NBA season, beginning with the defending champion New York Knicks. Can Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns and the Knicks repeat, or will James Dolan's financial decisions create problems before the season even gets going?
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Bomani and Vinnie also debate whether the Philadelphia 76ers can win the Eastern Conference, how much LeBron James has left, and whether Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball can make the Minnesota Timberwolves the most entertaining team in basketball.
Plus, the guys discuss Victor Wembanyama's MVP potential, the Oklahoma City Thunder's championship chances, Cooper Flagg and Larry Bird comparisons, Giannis Antetokounmpo in Miami, Kawhi Leonard's legacy, the Detroit Pistons, and why Bomani thinks Jaylen Brown stole his idea for having a personal harpist.
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Vinnie Goodwill on Knicks BIG Problem, LeBron's Potential Decline + Jay-Z performing at Super Bowl | 10.20

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On this episode of The Right Time with Bomani Jones, Bomani opens with the serious news about Jalen Hurts' blood clots and the uncertainty surrounding his football future. With the Eagles facing major questions at quarterback, could Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys actually win the NFC East despite their own struggles? Bomani breaks down Dallas' disappointing offense against Jordan Love and the Packers, the Eagles' options with Tanner McKee, and why the NFC East might be the worst division in football.

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Elsewhere in the NFL, Bomani takes aim at the growing Matthew Stafford Hall of Fame narrative as Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams fall to 2-4 following a loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Can Stafford really elevate a struggling roster? Plus, the surprising Cleveland Browns lead the AFC North, Josh Allen delivers another highlight-reel performance against the Raiders, and Jim Harbaugh and Justin Herbert's Los Angeles Chargers remain winless.

Later, Bomani reacts to the proposed expansion of the College Football Playoff from 12 to 24 teams, questioning who actually benefits, whether the additional games will be competitive, and what the changes could mean for the SEC Championship Game and the future of college football.

Plus, newly revealed information about a possible missing murder weapon in the O.J. Simpson case has Bomani questioning the prosecution all over again — and somehow makes Fat Joe look like the most credible storyteller alive.

The show wraps with listener voicemails about Mike Norvell's situation at Florida State, the chaos inside LSU athletics, and more.

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On this episode of The Right Time with Bomani Jones, Bomani opens with the serious news about Jalen Hurts' blood clots and the uncertainty surrounding his football future. With the Eagles facing major questions at quarterback, could Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys actually win the NFC East despite their own struggles? Bomani breaks down Dallas' disappointing offense against Jordan Love and the Packers, the Eagles' options with Tanner McKee, and why the NFC East might be the worst division in football.
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Elsewhere in the NFL, Bomani takes aim at the growing Matthew Stafford Hall of Fame narrative as Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams fall to 2-4 following a loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Can Stafford really elevate a struggling roster? Plus, the surprising Cleveland Browns lead the AFC North, Josh Allen delivers another highlight-reel performance against the Raiders, and Jim Harbaugh and Justin Herbert's Los Angeles Chargers remain winless.
Later, Bomani reacts to the proposed expansion of the College Football Playoff from 12 to 24 teams, questioning who actually benefits, whether the additional games will be competitive, and what the changes could mean for the SEC Championship Game and the future of college football.
Plus, newly revealed information about a possible missing murder weapon in the O.J. Simpson case has Bomani questioning the prosecution all over again &mdash; and somehow makes Fat Joe look like the most credible storyteller alive.
The show wraps with listener voicemails about Mike Norvell's situation at Florida State, the chaos inside LSU athletics, and more.
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Jalen Hurts out for season, Rams struggles continue, College Football playoff absurdity | 10.19

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Bomani Jones breaks down Texas’ loss to Florida, Alabama’s defeat against Tennessee, Georgia’s surprising stumble, and a chaotic college football Saturday

Bomani starts with the Texas Longhorns and the growing criticism of Arch Manning. How much responsibility belongs to Arch, and how much belongs to the coach who recruited him and was supposed to develop him? Bomani questions the expectations surrounding Manning, explains why Sarkisian deserves more scrutiny and weighs whether benching Arch would actually solve anything.

Then, they discuss Ohio State’s close win over Indiana, Curt Cignetti’s coaching and what Ryan Day’s team showed against the Hoosiers. With Ohio State facing a quarterback injury, how much can the Buckeyes ask of Jeremiah Smith? Plus, Bomani has an unconventional explanation for Indiana’s missed opportunity in the end zone.

In the SEC, Alabama’s loss to Tennessee raises questions about Kalen DeBoer, the Crimson Tide’s playoff outlook and what Alabama fans should expect after Nick Saban. If fans want a coaching change, who would actually want the job? Bomani also examines Georgia’s unexpected loss, Kirby Smart’s remarkable consistency and why avoiding bad losses is harder than the great coaches make it look.

The conversation continues with Ole Miss’ dominant performance against Missouri and Trinidad Chambliss’ play, followed by Miami’s double-overtime escape against Florida State. Bomani explains what makes Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney such a dangerous quarterback–receiver combination—and why Mario Cristobal still makes him nervous.

They also react to BYU beating Notre Dame, what that result means for the Big 12 and how NIL, talent distribution and the College Football Playoff are reshaping the sport. Finally, Bomani discusses Colorado’s competitive loss to Utah, Deion Sanders’ quarterback change and the costly late mistake that spoiled a potential comeback.

Bomani Jones breaks down Texas&rsquo; loss to Florida, Alabama&rsquo;s defeat against Tennessee, Georgia&rsquo;s surprising stumble, and a chaotic college football Saturday
Bomani starts with the Texas Longhorns and the growing criticism of Arch Manning. How much responsibility belongs to Arch, and how much belongs to the coach who recruited him and was supposed to develop him? Bomani questions the expectations surrounding Manning, explains why Sarkisian deserves more scrutiny and weighs whether benching Arch would actually solve anything.
Then, they discuss Ohio State&rsquo;s close win over Indiana, Curt Cignetti&rsquo;s coaching and what Ryan Day&rsquo;s team showed against the Hoosiers. With Ohio State facing a quarterback injury, how much can the Buckeyes ask of Jeremiah Smith? Plus, Bomani has an unconventional explanation for Indiana&rsquo;s missed opportunity in the end zone.
In the SEC, Alabama&rsquo;s loss to Tennessee raises questions about Kalen DeBoer, the Crimson Tide&rsquo;s playoff outlook and what Alabama fans should expect after Nick Saban. If fans want a coaching change, who would actually want the job? Bomani also examines Georgia&rsquo;s unexpected loss, Kirby Smart&rsquo;s remarkable consistency and why avoiding bad losses is harder than the great coaches make it look.
The conversation continues with Ole Miss&rsquo; dominant performance against Missouri and Trinidad Chambliss&rsquo; play, followed by Miami&rsquo;s double-overtime escape against Florida State. Bomani explains what makes Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney such a dangerous quarterback&ndash;receiver combination&mdash;and why Mario Cristobal still makes him nervous.
They also react to BYU beating Notre Dame, what that result means for the Big 12 and how NIL, talent distribution and the College Football Playoff are reshaping the sport. Finally, Bomani discusses Colorado&rsquo;s competitive loss to Utah, Deion Sanders&rsquo; quarterback change and the costly late mistake that spoiled a potential comeback.

College Football Reaction: Texas Falls, Alabama Stumbles & Georgia Finally Slips Up | 10.18

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After quickly reacting to the news of Jalen Hurts being out of this Sunday's game, Bomani Jones is joined by Domonique Foxworth for another edition of Foxworth Friday.... Somewhere! The guys break down the shocking details revealed in leaked documents from Brian Flores' lawsuit against the NFL, including a controversial scouting report that raises serious questions about race and the league's hiring practices.

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They also discuss the Dallas Cowboys' defensive struggles and whether a players-only meeting can save their season, Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders' costly mistakes, and why Jalen Carter remains one of the NFL's most fascinating talents.

Plus, Bomani and Domonique examine the scrutiny surrounding Jayden Daniels and the Commanders after their late-game collapse, and whether the winless Los Angeles Chargers are headed for major changes if their season continues to spiral.

The guys also debate the Packers' playoff chances, the Texans' potential turnaround, Ryan Day's handling of Ohio State's NFL talent, and whether Jared Goff deserves serious MVP consideration.

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After quickly reacting to the news of Jalen Hurts being out of this Sunday's game, Bomani Jones is joined by Domonique Foxworth for another edition of Foxworth Friday.... Somewhere! The guys break down the shocking details revealed in leaked documents from Brian Flores' lawsuit against the NFL, including a controversial scouting report that raises serious questions about race and the league's hiring practices.
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They also discuss the Dallas Cowboys' defensive struggles and whether a players-only meeting can save their season, Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders' costly mistakes, and why Jalen Carter remains one of the NFL's most fascinating talents.
Plus, Bomani and Domonique examine the scrutiny surrounding Jayden Daniels and the Commanders after their late-game collapse, and whether the winless Los Angeles Chargers are headed for major changes if their season continues to spiral.
The guys also debate the Packers' playoff chances, the Texans' potential turnaround, Ryan Day's handling of Ohio State's NFL talent, and whether Jared Goff deserves serious MVP consideration.
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Domonique Foxworth on Jalen Hurts OUT, The absurd Brian Flores report, Cowboys in Crisis | 10.15

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Bomani Jones is joined by FOX Sports' RJ Young for a wide-ranging conversation about the state of college football. They break down the hype surrounding Arch Manning, whether Steve Sarkisian can get Texas playing up to its potential, and why Oklahoma might be regretting life in the SEC.

Then, they discuss Florida State's fall from college football powerhouse, whether Mario Cristobal has finally figured things out at Miami, and the impossible expectations facing Ryan Day at Ohio State. Plus, a look at Ohio State vs. Indiana, Notre Dame's trip to BYU, and the intriguing quarterback matchup between Ole Miss and Missouri.

Bomani Jones is joined by FOX Sports' RJ Young for a wide-ranging conversation about the state of college football. They break down the hype surrounding Arch Manning, whether Steve Sarkisian can get Texas playing up to its potential, and why Oklahoma might be regretting life in the SEC.
Then, they discuss Florida State's fall from college football powerhouse, whether Mario Cristobal has finally figured things out at Miami, and the impossible expectations facing Ryan Day at Ohio State. Plus, a look at Ohio State vs. Indiana, Notre Dame's trip to BYU, and the intriguing quarterback matchup between Ole Miss and Missouri.

RJ Young on Arch Manning's HYPE, Florida State's Fall, & Ohio State's Ryan Day Problem | 10.14

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On this edition of Time Machine Tuesday, Bomani Jones is joined by Spencer Hall to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Stevie Wonder's legendary 1976 album, Songs in the Key of Life.

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Bo and Spencer take a deep dive into one of the greatest albums ever recorded, exploring Stevie Wonder's remarkable creative run in the 1970s, his groundbreaking use of synthesizers, and the chaotic recording process that helped produce a timeless masterpiece.

The two break down the album track by track, from classics like "Sir Duke," "I Wish," and "Isn't She Lovely" to the musical brilliance of "As," "Pastime Paradise," and "Another Star." Along the way, they discuss Stevie's incredible musicianship, the influence of jazz, gospel, funk, and soul, and how the album's messages about love, faith, race, and society remain just as powerful 50 years later.

Plus, how did Stevie Wonder influence heavy metal drummers, why was Herbie Hancock involved in the making of "As," and what makes Songs in the Key of Life such an extraordinary achievement?

It's a celebration of Stevie Wonder's genius and an album that changed American music forever.

On this edition of Time Machine Tuesday, Bomani Jones is joined by Spencer Hall to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Stevie Wonder's legendary 1976 album, Songs in the Key of Life.
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 Bo and Spencer take a deep dive into one of the greatest albums ever recorded, exploring Stevie Wonder's remarkable creative run in the 1970s, his groundbreaking use of synthesizers, and the chaotic recording process that helped produce a timeless masterpiece. The two break down the album track by track, from classics like "Sir Duke," "I Wish," and "Isn't She Lovely" to the musical brilliance of "As," "Pastime Paradise," and "Another Star." Along the way, they discuss Stevie's incredible musicianship, the influence of jazz, gospel, funk, and soul, and how the album's messages about love, faith, race, and society remain just as powerful 50 years later. Plus, how did Stevie Wonder influence heavy metal drummers, why was Herbie Hancock involved in the making of "As," and what makes Songs in the Key of Life such an extraordinary achievement? It's a celebration of Stevie Wonder's genius and an album that changed American music forever.

Spencer Hall on Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life at 50 | 10.13

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Bomani Jones reacts to a chaotic NFL Week 5, including the San Francisco 49ers' wild victory over the Seattle Seahawks, the Philadelphia Eagles' heartbreaking loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Washington Commanders' unbelievable late-game clock management, and another classic Atlanta Falcons collapse against the Baltimore Ravens.

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Bomani also discusses Brock Purdy, Sam Darnold, Jalen Hurts, Jameis Winston, Jayden Daniels, and the mounting pressure on the winless Los Angeles Chargers.

 Later, Bomani pays tribute to Mike Ditka, reflecting on the legendary Chicago Bears coach's impact on football, television, and American sports culture.

Plus, Marvin Harrison Jr. gets traded to the Houston Texans, reuniting with C.J. Stroud.

 

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Bomani Jones reacts to a chaotic NFL Week 5, including the San Francisco 49ers' wild victory over the Seattle Seahawks, the Philadelphia Eagles' heartbreaking loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Washington Commanders' unbelievable late-game clock management, and another classic Atlanta Falcons collapse against the Baltimore Ravens.
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Bomani also discusses Brock Purdy, Sam Darnold, Jalen Hurts, Jameis Winston, Jayden Daniels, and the mounting pressure on the winless Los Angeles Chargers.
&nbsp;Later, Bomani pays tribute to Mike Ditka, reflecting on the legendary Chicago Bears coach's impact on football, television, and American sports culture.
Plus, Marvin Harrison Jr. gets traded to the Houston Texans, reuniting with C.J. Stroud.
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49ers beat Seahawks, Commanders absurd tie, Mike Ditka's legacy, Texans massive trade | 10.12

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Bomani Jones breaks down Arch Manning’s costly mistakes in Texas’ loss to Oklahoma and why Red River rivalry heartbreak hits differently. Plus, is Georgia the best team in college football after beating Alabama? Bomani also discusses Kirby Smart’s loaded roster and Mike Elko’s feud with Texas A&M fans on TexAgs.

 

Bomani Jones breaks down Arch Manning&rsquo;s costly mistakes in Texas&rsquo; loss to Oklahoma and why Red River rivalry heartbreak hits differently. Plus, is Georgia the best team in college football after beating Alabama? Bomani also discusses Kirby Smart&rsquo;s loaded roster and Mike Elko&rsquo;s feud with Texas A&amp;M fans on TexAgs.
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Arch Manning & Texas Blew It, Georgia beats Alabama & Texas A&M Unravels | 10.11

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Bomani Jones weighs in on sports, pop culture, social topics and more, with your comments on 4 times a week.

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