Domonique Foxworth
speaker
931 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
Domonique Foxworth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I got that one. I'm going to swing down, swipe it. I got that one. I feel really good about my test.
I got that one. No, you didn't. That's what I did. I can't wait to do it now. I was saying there's no way you guys could talk me into trying to do anything athletic. But, hey, if we get Tony out there with no ball, I'm down. I'll be like, oh, no, tip to the line.
Because I think he recognizes who he is and the value of his words. And I think that he probably thought in that moment that you, in a situation, you had talent and you're on a team that is not very good, that this guy is obviously good. And it wasn't just from that game. I imagine it was from film study also. And he was like...
Before we leave here, this guy who's obviously fighting to get in the league and stay in the league and show his worth and is on his team that could be demoralized, I'm going to give him a word.
Right. And I think that's a – it sounds – as I get older, I recognize things that a younger me thought was stupid. But a younger me would be like the content matters more than the delivery. And I wouldn't say it was stupid.
It's pretty obvious that through the week of practice, he saw this one guy on the team that is working really hard, that's making plays in spite of what's challenging around him. And then he played in the game. They probably beat you. And he was like, where is that kid Hawk that stood out on film? That kid probably needs a word from Reverend Ray to keep it going. And it hit you with it.
Nah, you never. I mean, so. He always speaks in speeches and you never avoid Ray because it's either inspirational or funny. It's not a bad thing. Ray is the coolest dude to be around. Very intense. But I think the thing that I could have learned from him that I didn't was that it's so much more in certain situations or the delivery matters.
if not more, as much as the content in certain situations. And I would always think that, eh, but it's what you say that matters. But no, sometimes it's about getting their attention and making sure they're in front of you.
best compliment you ever received from a opponent i don't know i don't did jerry rice compliment you as you ended his career no jerry rice didn't like me because you ended his career so jerry jerry my um rookie year and denver jerry rice came to camp with us he ended up retiring before the season started but it was like i grew up watching jerry rice i love jerry rice it was my brother's favorite player that's wild and so my first rep in training camp
was against Jerry Rice in one-on-ones.
40 plus.
Yeah.
Jerry Rice was not participating. Yeah, but he's Jerry Rice. You're just wrong. Jerry Rice.
And trading camp. Good call. Trading camp. The last one wasn't necessary. All of them lead up to it.
That was the one where they won no games?
So, yeah, Jerry came – and Jerry's camp experience was different because, you know, you're a vet at that point. Camp for us was like, look, I got to show y'all I can play every single snap of every day for two whole practices. Jerry Rice, they knew, like, what you're capable of. We needed to see, like, how much of it he could bring to the table, and they determined that it wasn't enough.
But Jerry was not Jerry Rice, and so my first rep,
Don't apologize.
We got a Jerry Rice story. Did I do it? Yeah. The best thing about Jerry Rice, he's incredibly cool, as you would expect him to be, being the greatest receiver of all time. But the greatest thing about a training camp, it was we had the like offseason stuff. And so we were there together for a long time. And so we would go to the club and Jerry would go with us.
But go ahead. The whole team was like, hey, we're going out. And you're part of the team, you go out. Right? So... Anyway, Jerry, we was in early 2000s, so we all were in oversized clothes. And Jerry was in a fit that was probably killing him in the 80s. And would probably kill him right now. Because the tight, it was tight, only a few buttons buttoned in a skinny chain.
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