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Plus, Domonique and Kevin discuss what this season could look like for Lamar Jackson
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The Ringer’s Kevin Clark is joined by ESPN’s Domonique Foxworth to discuss other sports’ protests against racism and what kind of protests NFL players might do (2:34). Then they speak about what this season could look like for Lamar Jackson (25:05), how different it is playing cornerback in today’s game (33:58), and more.
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