How Robert Saleh became the fall guy for the Aaron Rodgers Circus | The Domonique Foxworth Show



In this episode of The Domonique Foxworth Show, Kevin Clark joins to discuss the New York Jets firing head coach Robert Saleh, the Patriots announcing that Drake Maye will start and more.

0:00 Kevin Clark joins The Domonique Foxworth Show!
5:44 Will firing Robert Saleh fix anything for the Jets?
20:12 Do you think the Chiefs are actually the best team in the AFC?
29:17 Drake Maye to start at QB this week for the Patriots
33:57 Intrusive thoughts: The Bengals should fire Lou Anarumo and hire Saleh
36:47 A non-superstar QB wins the Super Bowl this year
38:02 The Browns should get rid of Deshaun Watson’s contract
40:12 Riley Moss is one of the best corners in football
41:29 The Packers are going to win the NFC North

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26 thoughts on “How Robert Saleh became the fall guy for the Aaron Rodgers Circus | The Domonique Foxworth Show”

  1. Everyone is just assuming rob is responsible for the defense because of the position he left. But what if jeff was doing such a good job that rob barely bothered to have input…. that would mean that we have been giving credit to a guy who litterly did nothing, and the guy actually responsible for any of the jets success is in charge now….. that….. thats why you make that move….. this isn't really rocket science. It isn't usually management doing the work, it's the workers under the management….. it wasn't rob, it was Jeff doing all the work on defense.

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  2. Did he get fired for wearing a 🇱🇧 flag?

    According to #ESPN: "The timing of the move is bizarre. The Jets have been disappointing, but they're still 2-3 and will be in first place in the AFC East if they beat the Bills on Monday night."

    Another interesting fact: The Jets owner has NEVER fired a head coach in season before.

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  3. Everyone is just assuming rob is responsible for the defense because of the position he left. But what if jeff was doing such a good job that rob barely bothered to have input…. that would mean that we have been giving credit to a guy who litterly did nothing, and the guy actually responsible for any of the jets success is in charge now….. that….. thats why you make that move….. this isn't really rocket science. It isn't usually management doing the work, it's the workers under the management….. it wasn't rob, it was Jeff doing all the work on defense. he’s a HEAD COACH. Bill Belicheck was Proficient in having knowledge of ALL THREE SIDE of the football. You’d never here Paul Brown Lombardi Landry Parcells Belicheck say that they’re a coach for only for a particular Side of the football. People keeping saying Salah job was defense but HES NOT A DC HES A HC. If he didn’t want the Full HC responsibilities he should’ve stayed in San Francisco!

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  4. Jets are tryin’ to get last drop of oil from an old rig, doesn’t matter how you support the rig, well is almost dry. Need to drill somewhere else. Speculate!

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  5. The only thing that could potentially fix the New York Jets would be if Woody Johnson sold the team. And even then it'd have to be to somebody who's not nearly as incompetent as him. I have a feeling he's sell it to another clown and the same old Jets would continue to be a thing.

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  6. Foxworth continues his false narrative of evil Rodgers with zero evidence! At this point, the whole ESPN media hosts are being pathetic liars and digging in their own graves. And then he says, Hackett should be head coach? You need to find some other profession for this kind of nonsense!

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