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What the Future Holds for Mahomes, Allen, Jackson & Burrow | The Domonique Foxworth Show
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Nate Tice joins Domonique Foxworth and Charlie Kravitz to debate the futures of Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, and Joe Burrow. Who are they most bullish on moving forward? How much pressure is on Allen? Can Mahomes return to his old form, and were Lamar’s struggles last season an aberration or a sign of a larger decline? Plus, can Burrow and the Bengals finally put it all together—and should any of these elite QBs be in panic mode?
0:00 Intro
4:57 Should Mahomes, Allen, Lamar and Burrow be in panic mode?
7:33 How high are the stakes for Josh Allen this season?
16:40 How do you expect Allen’s game to evolve over the next 3–5 years?
22:10 Who are you most bullish on going forward?
26:33 Do you see Mahomes going back to his old form?
27:16 Has Andy Reid become part of the problem?
31:10 Are we sure Mahomes will have a second prime?
35:06 Is there a real chance Lamar Jackson isn’t a Raven after this season?
41:06 Do you have any concerns about how Lamar is going to age as a quarterback?
46:33 How does Lamar Jackson compare to Matt Stafford?
47:55 Was last year an aberration or a sign of a real decline?
53:18 Will the Bengals be able to put it all together this season?
1:02:11 Who do you have as the best wideout in the league?
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