The Right Time with Bomani Jones

Bomani Jones and Dominique Foxworth discuss their new studio partnership with Playmaker Sports and the intense online backlash Jones received for his "babyface" music commentary.

Bomani Jones explains his controversial take that Babyface is overrated, detailing the intense backlash he received from fans and social media.

Bomani Jones opens the episode by analyzing the Protect College Sports Act, arguing that the legislation fails to address runaway coach spending and buyouts while capping player compensation.

Bomani Jones reacts to the New York Giants trading a fifth-round pick for quarterback J.

Bomani Jones and Ryan Clark analyze the NFL’s quarterback struggles, focusing on the Broncos’ offensive issues with Bo Nix and Sean Payton, and the…

Bomani Jones and Dominique Applewhite discuss the NFL quarterback crisis, debating whether teams like the Giants should trade for new starters or rely on backups.

Danny Parkins joins Bomani Jones to discuss Caleb Williams’ injury and the Bears’ potential, comparing his physical talent to Aaron Rodgers.

Bomani Jones and DJ Wally Sparks discuss OutKast’s 1996 album *ATLiens*, analyzing its sonic shift from their debut and the group’s decision to produce the record themselves.

Bomani Jones and his co-hosts break down NFL Week 2, highlighting Patrick Mahomes' return and the Chiefs' reliance on Kenneth Walker.

Bomani Jones and Ryan discuss the massive upset as Ole Miss beats LSU, crediting Lane Kiffin’s departure for boosting the program’s national profile.

Bomani Jones and Dominique Foxworth analyze the high stakes of early-season NFL games, focusing on the Detroit Lions, Buffalo Bills, and Cleveland Browns.

Bomani Jones and Stephen Godfrey analyze the Protecting College Sports Act, arguing it is a cost-saving measure that undermines player labor rights and women's sports economics.

Joel Edelson joins Bomani Jones to discuss the recent conviction of Keefe D in Tupac Shakur’s murder, analyzing the evidence and the public’s desire for closure.

Bomani Jones and Ryan Clark analyze the NFL’s opening weekend, highlighting the Giants’ win over the Cowboys, the Bears’ high-scoring performance, and the Raiders’ roster chaos.

Bomani Jones and Ryan Brumley analyze Texas’s stunning comeback against Ohio State, criticizing Sarkisian’s conservative game plan and the Buckeyes’ inability to close out the lead.

Howard Bryant joins Bomani Jones to discuss how 9/11 permanently altered the landscape of American sports by injecting patriotism and politics into the game.

Bomani Jones and Dominique Foxworth analyze the NFL’s new Wednesday and Thursday kickoff games, debating the strategic implications for the league.

Bomani Jones and Spencer Hall discuss the SEC’s threat to expel LSU over its use of five-year players, analyzing the political and legal complexities of the situation.

Bomani Jones and Ryan Brumley return from vacation to recap major sports news, including Deshaun Watson's struggles with the Browns and 49ers owner Jed York's prostitution arrest.

Bomani Jones and Ryan Clark discuss the LSU-Clemson game, analyzing Lane Kiffin’s controversial persona and Dabo Swinney’s struggles adapting to the transfer portal era.

Bomani Jones and Jason England analyze the ten-year legacy of Colin Kaepernick’s protest, debating whether it sparked a lasting movement or merely a commodified moment.

Bomani Jones examines the 2017 backlash against Colin Kaepernick, arguing the NFL orchestrated his blacklisting to crush athlete activism.

Bomani Jones and Jason Golfin discuss the 2016 Colin Kaepernick protests, reflecting on the media’s unpreparedness for the racial discourse.