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College Programs May Be Broke But It’s Their Fault, Plus Domonique Foxworth on CBA Negotiations

The former NFLPA president also discusses his career path from NFL player, to business graduate, to president of the NFLPA, to COO of the NBAPA, to sports media, and more

By Ryen Russillo
NFL Divisional Playoffs - Baltimore Ravens v Indianapolis Colts Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images


Russillo shares his thoughts on spending my university programs, specifically about coaches’ severance pay (1:35). Then Ryen is joined by writer, sports analyst, and former president of the NFLPA Domonique Foxworth to discuss collective bargaining negotiations; the leverage disparity between the players union and the owners; Domonique’s career path from NFL player, to business graduate, to president of the NFLPA, to COO of the NBAPA, to sports media, and more (16:28). Finally, Domonique addresses Ryen’s comments from last week’s episode of ‘The Bill Simmons Podcast’ (42:50).

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