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Kirk Cousins is back with the Minnesota Vikings, but can he save Kevin O’Connell’s offense? Bomani Jones and Domonique Foxworth break down the Vikings’ quarterback problems, question O’Connell’s reputation as a quarterback whisperer, and explain why Justin Jefferson might be the biggest beneficiary of the move.
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The conversation turns to the NFL trade deadline, including the Indianapolis Colts’ partial fire sale, the future of Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson, and whether NFL teams are making the right decisions at quarterback. Bomani and Dominique also discuss the league’s growing collection of veteran backup quarterbacks, the evolution of opportunities for Black quarterbacks, and the challenges facing New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn.
Later, Bomani and Dominique discuss Jensen Huang stepping down as CEO of NVIDIA, the potential national-security implications of the semiconductor industry, and the economic risks of the artificial intelligence boom. They also explore why espionage remains relevant in the modern technology industry.
Finally, the guys revisit Tupac Shakur’s cultural legacy, a previously unreleased interview with Angie Martinez, and whether younger generations can understand the impact Tupac had in the 1990s.
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"Domonique Foxworth on Kirk Cousins' return, the NVIDIA Scandal & Tupac's legacy | 11.12" is an episode of The Right Time with Bomani Jones. Runtime 57 min. Published November 12, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.