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The Big Suey: Wearing Nothing But a Ribbon (feat. Domonique Foxworth)
14 Nov 2025
Chapter 1: What insights does Domonique Foxworth share about his background?
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Chapter 2: How does the conversation shift to discussing the Packers' performance?
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of pre-snap penalties in football?
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Let's play for Dominique Foxworth some sound here of a Chiefs fan ripping Josh Allen. Always funny when old people rip athletes, I feel like.
Buffalo defense. They've hit Josh Allen in the nuts. If he has any. With all of his injuries.
Deck his ass. Shoot.
Chicken shit, you're in Alabama.
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Chapter 4: How does Dominique Foxworth view the current state of the NFL?
And we thought Drake May was a good quarterback, but not developing to the guy that he is now. And the defense still, as good as it's played, they still have some shortcomings. They give up big plays every now and then a little more often than you would like. But Mike Frable's done something special there really quickly.
And I know that you're going to call me out for just when you can't explain something, say the coaching just did it, but I can't explain it. So I guess maybe it's the coaches. The only thing that we don't understand fully. Dominique, is it possible to build chemistry with someone by watching them on TV when you were in middle school? I missed something. Obviously, I missed something.
I haven't listened to the show.
Drake May was asked when he started trusting Stephon Diggs, and he said when he started watching him when he was 13 in middle school.
Yeah. I mean, I was going to say hell no, but I guess in that case, I was like you, Dan. I had to sound off last night. Is that something they said in the broadcast or something? Post-game interview. Yeah.
It's something Drake was saying. We pulled the Kentucky fraud chickens on him because we don't ā Tony said correctly that trust is a two-way street.
It's not when you want somebody to get open. So I feel like in that case, trusting the receiver is about knowing that he's going to be open and knowing he's going to catch the ball. It's definitely ā don't you have any athletes that you trust? Do you not trust Patrick Mahomes? Never met him. Trust him at the end of a game. You don't ask Patrick Mahomes ā I mean, I wouldn't ask ā
You just literally made my point, Dominique. I don't know Patrick Mahomes, but I trust him. Drake May, who's 13 years old.
Not a two-way street. Okay, but my point is this. The two-way street is later. You were here in the segment. I already explained it. So, not you, Dominique. Hold on a second. So, Drake May, in middle school, is watching Stephon Diggs get open on everybody, right?
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Chapter 5: What factors contribute to a successful game day outfit?
I trust that Drake may from throwing me the ball in practice. Now the trust is a two-way street. I trust him now. Trust that he's not going to throw me into getting hit or anything. Exactly. So I feel like is Tony the only one who believes that this is possible? Because I don't know. Got to be honest, Tony. I love you. Don't like my company.
I don't like if everybody else in there, Amin and Dan and Chris and Mike and everyone else. You're all cowards that don't want to speak up is what it is. This is nonsense. I think you're right. I agree with you. But I'm going to have to rethink it before I fully commit. We got to win some other people over. I think it's a responsible thing to do.
Dominique, are the Packers unserious or are they just too hurt?
Unserious. Unfortunately, I think the answer is that they are currently an unserious outfit. Because it's not one thing. Like, if it was just they're too hurt at the offensive line and that was the problem, that's one thing. They're just too hurt at the receivers and that was the problem, that's another thing.
They're having pre-snap penalties on big, important downs, and their quarterback occasionally throws back across his body into the chest of a defender. It's just a bunch of different things, and that's the part that makes them feel unserious. Like, it feels better when there's one thing you can point to, like... This is when this guy comes back or if we can correct this thing.
Part of their problem, and I guess it could give you some optimism if you are a Packers fan, is like we can put all these things to the side. But their problem is I don't know exactly how to fix what's wrong with them because every game or even in the course of the Eagles game, there are a number of different problems and they were all different throughout the course of the game on offense.
But you don't think they win that game if Jaden Reed is simply out there? Because that is a huge absence for them. When anything breaks down, when Love needs to make a play, he looks for Jaden Reed, and he's been out since week two.
Yeah, I'm sure that that would help. But, I mean, they lost to the Panthers and they lost to the Browns also. So, like, that's part of the problem for me is it's not just ā I think we can get away with small sample size explaining away a bad performance for a lot of teams in this league. But the sample size isn't that small for their offense underachieving.
And, like, games they should play better. And, like, I would be fine if this Eagles game popped up if we didn't have those other games to point back to and say, yeah, their offense is kind of inconsistent and doesn't show up when they need them most.
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Chapter 6: How do personal experiences influence gift-giving practices?
If my team is at home, given the military complex of the week of preparation that is football, If I'm playing at home, is it my reasonable right as a coach to believe that the entirety of the season, not a single one of my players will ever false start at home when they come out of the huddle because they've been told what the snap count is and they should know the snap count?
Absolutely unreasonable. I heard you doing this rant earlier, and I get where you come from, but it's spoken by like someone who never put their hand in the dirt. Uh-oh. You got to put your hand in the dirt. Can you imagine the number of things? And Dan, you of all people, I think you appreciate the intelligence that it requires to play this game.
None of the other things do I have to remember if I don't remember the first thing. If I get the first thing wrong, all the other things I have to remember become irrelevant. There must be offensive linemen throughout the sport who have never had a false start penalty, who have had 10-year careers without having a false start. There must be.
Possibly. Maybe. I strongly doubt that there's a starting offensive lineman that's had a 10-year career and never jumped off sides. But I think you're right. And part of the reason why it happens is because it's so obvious and so easy. And it's so run-of-the-mill.
It's not the thing that you're thinking about when you approach the line and you see a super athlete trying to rush you and there's a motion that you have to be aware of and you've got to check the protection and the defense is shifting. And in your mind, this is the biggest third down of the game. It might...
tilt the balance of your career and you're in a contract year then you move and he's like i i don't understand how you don't see how this is possible that you could overlook something so obvious because the haha is to fool them they told me in the huddle what that was they told me you never put your hand in the dirt though that's the issue you're having too busy holding a piece of paper in the air
Can we get just like a small mason jar of dirt so Dan can stick his hand in it and see if he feels the same about this BS-ass take? You just got to feel the dirt. It'll help you understand. You've never seen Miles Garrett on the other side.
Did you get an offsides penalty the entirety of your career? Were you playing bump and run? Did you ever jump offsides?
No, it's impossible for me to jump off sides. He's nine yards away. If he did, I'd be impressed. I would blitz every occasion from the corner spot, but I would wait and react or from the nickel or something like that. Even in high school and college, I never really jumped off sides. Did I have other stupid penalties on occasion?
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Chapter 7: What role does complimenting strangers play in social interactions?
I'd love to see that. I mean, the quick jam, like that could potentially happen if you're doing a quick jam, but I mean, that's really unlikely. Think about the quarterback's cadence. For him to get the cornerback? What happened?
God damn. So if it happened to somebody, what you would say, well, he was thinking about so many other things. He's got so many other responsibilities that he has to be thinking of.
Dad, you never forget to unload the dishwasher? You never forgot to do something around the house that is obvious and simple? No, not Dan. Not Dan. Dad's never made a mistake. He never forget anything. It's a steel trap. It's not a mistake if they told me in the huddle when we were going. They told me.
I told you to do the dishes.
I listened to this show for decades. You messed up your own name one time, Dan. Shut up. Shut the hell up. Like, your brain is not so much better than everyone else's. I understand how ridiculous it is, but it doesn't happen that often. There's not a ton of false starts because the hard count got guys, but occasionally it's going to happen.
I don't think I messed up my own name. When did I mess up my own name?
If you had to bet. Hey, Dad, the fact that you can't remember it, case in point. Steel trap? Nah, that is a wood trap you got up there now, man.
Mike Ryan is always criticizing various forms of my text behavior. Why did he include you on a group text with 30 people you do not know?
I love it. Mike is such a good guy. I was talking about tennis, and he has a tennis group chat. And so I got into tennis group chat, and I want to engage. Like, I don't want to be a bad texter. I've been working on getting better at it. However, I don't know nobody, so I don't know how to act.
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Chapter 8: How does the conversation conclude regarding the future of MLS?
Oh, yeah. It's you. It's like three people in there that I know. And so I got jokes that I want to say. I don't know if I get it's just a bunch of, you know, the phone numbers come up. It's a bunch of strangers from all over the country talking about tennis. And I can't really fully engage because I don't know who these people are.
I want them to think I'm crazy because what I would say if it was just me, Mike and Amin would be very different than what I would say, depending on who's in the chat. Dominique, I'll back you up on this one because I think John Isner is in it, and I made some sort of, like, to hell with Georgia remark, and I don't think he took it well.
I was like, oh, I thought we were all like chummy chummy here. Exactly. Exactly. I didn't know John Isner was in there. Now I'm definitely not going to share my bullshit tennis opinions with a professional tennis player. I don't know anything.
So you don't know how to act here? Amin is acting the way that he always acts. but you simply don't know how to act.
I had to pull back because I thought I could act the way I always act, and then I didn't get a warm response. I was like, oh, okay. I also, yeah, I don't know. I don't want to get into that situation because I had a couple jokes pop up, and then there are some people who are freewheeling. They send some things that they feel confident about, and I'm like, can I like this?
I want them to know that this is safe, but I also don't want anybody else to think I'm on this team if this is the wrong place. You know, you can't act the same way at work as you do amongst your friends.
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