Club Shay Shay - Nightcap Hour 1: Seahawks ESCAPE in Arizona while MARVIN HARRISON struggles + CHIEFS Tyquan Thornton joins Nightcap & dubs himself FASTEST WR + KYLE HAMILTON defends Ravens DC Zach Orr

Episode Date: September 26, 2025

Shannon Sharpe & Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to the Seattle Seahawks hitting a walk off field goal to beat the Arizona Cardinals, Kyle Hamilton defends the Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator for early struggles, and Tyquan Thornton joins the show to talk about his early success this season and much more!   3:40 - Seahawks beat Cardinals21:06 - Tyquan Thornton joins the show!53:36 - Kyle Hamilton defended Ravens DC Zach Orr55:15 - Robert Saleh on Jaguars signal stealing   (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Club See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Donald does enough, and he outduals Kyle Murray. Seattle moves to three and one in the season. Arizona drops to two and two. Seahawks defense, Guy A, they got after midnight, Ocho, six sacks, eight pass defense, two I-N-T's. And the two I-N-T's, man, we're going to have to have a conversation about Marvin Harrison, Jr., Ocho. But I was surprised, Ocho. I was surprised. I'm surprised.

Look, congratulations to the Seahawks. Sam Darno, 16, or 26, 242 yards. They got 35 carries, 155 yards on the ground. So that was a huge win for them to go on the road. road on a short week. It's always tough on a short week to go on the road because that gives you a less day because everybody else gets to stay home and you have to travel the day before. So you get one less day. But that was a big win, a division win for a team to go on the road and win this game. But don't you are you surprised that Marvin Harrison, Jr. have struggled as

much as he have. Considering none of the other great, if you go back and steady Ohio State receivers, they don't normally struggle. You look at Jackson Smith and Jigba. You look at Abuca. You look at Garrett Wilson, you look at Crystal Lave, you look at all the receivers, David Boston, all the receivers that have come out of there, Michael Thomas, all the receivers. I'm surprised given the pedigree and how great we thought he was going to be because he was phenomenal. Blitnikoff Award winner, he wasn't phenomenal and he still can be. But he, I think he's in his own head, Ocho. That's what I was. I was going to say the same thing. Right now, he got the, he got the drops. He's listening. I've been there.

before i know exactly how he's feeling sometimes when you when you drop one it gets in your head and they started off the game beautiful they started the game off they threw him something easy they got him a smoke screen right away to get his confidence going yeah let him touch it boom let me feel a part of the game forget the last game and the drops that i had but then you come back and then you miss one you drop a slant you drop a slant i'm not maybe you took your eyes out the ball but you understood contact was coming oh it happens and then there's an interception That takes away from you, that takes away from me right there. The dig route, huh?

They dig right, but Kyle and Murray was scrambling to the right. He threw it and he kind of stopped on the rocket. Yeah, you gave, bro. You know you can't do that. Yeah, but he thought Kyle was going to scramble. He thought he was getting ready to pivot out and open himself up for Kyler. Kyle had already released it. Bingo.

Because you know when they make that move like that, Ocho, that's something that needs to be built in. Right. That happens over time. That happens over time so you know it. Yes, yes. but obviously that was a mistake that that that that that's that was intercepted too right that was yeah the first interception yeah so and um the second one he thought the ball he

called it yeah popped up in there it bobbed him out of his hand it got the interception but listen I'm glad to see well outside of how the first half went I'm glad to see in the second half palmy stay stay with him they had trusted him they may place specifically form down the stress to go in there to win that game he has some big catches on that drive to tie the game up so i think that's a good thing and when you name when you talk about some of the other receivers the Ohio state receiver that have had early success in their career i think at some point they're going to also go and get in these situations um where they struggle sometimes and they drop the ball it's going to happen it happens to all it happens to all the greats all the best and it just

happened to him early it's better to get it out now as opposed to later true but he is it happens to All of us. I agree, but you could see him take a big side when he caught that touchdown, Ocho. Now, that's all, what's 21 name? Hold on. Let me see what. Weather's spoon. Witherspoon.

With his boom. Ocho, he has a safety standing right there. I don't care what you do inside. I'm running to the pylon. I'll meet you at the pylon. And when you get that would be standing just like this here, Ocho, my arms folded. Because the only thing, the only place I'm vulnerable is where to the seven route. Yeah. That's the only place I got a safety. Eight is standing right there. I dare you to run. I dare you to run a post. I dare you run a basic cross. You got help inside. You're helping him. Eight is standing right there. And the funny thing about. But sometimes, Ocho, what happens is that you get so caught up and to think about who you got. Oh, I'm a D, I'm a dude. I'm a D you up. I'm a D you up. You forget your responsibility. You're only vulnerable to the seven route. Only vulnerable.

and give Kyle a credit he gave him a chance at it kind of like a back shoulder but and and and Marvin junior elevated and went over the top of him but if you notice Ocho he does a lot better job when he can face the ball the touchdown facing the ball the ball the back shoulder he caught the ball like this it's like when he only can see half but like he can't get his whole body around and pick up the whole ball he's going to have to get better out of picking up the ball get Greg, picking it up. But listen, he's been good at it because we saw him do it in college. He's phenomenal.

He's phenomenal. I think he's just in his head. Once he gets out his head, he's going to be fine. Uncle, I've had a game similar to that. And I said it last time, we played the Buffalo Bills. Uncle, I had dropped maybe three, four balls. I'm talking about easy, easy, pause, easy catchable balls. And it didn't really affect the game.

But the fact they even dropped them, I was in my head to the point where Carson would tell me something in the huddle and I tell him don't come to me don't come to me right now well I have a slam ride I tell Carson give me out give me out because the outriders a little bit more comfortable for me that just why I don't have to deal with you. Because you can see the ball you turn out with you yeah yeah I'm I'm serious I would tell him Carson give me out on this and don't don't he called 284 obviously know two is a slant I say Carson I'm moving I'm going to quick out because I want I'm going to get myself back in rhythm because I keep dropping the ball and I be on my own head so I know

exactly what young bull is going through but he's going to be a right get get it out now as opposed as opposed to it happened later i think he's going to be okay it was very important for him it was very important for the officer coordinator and college are still believing him at the end of that series you give me to him what what happened on you man i don't know what you got you got it ain't coming through this it ain't coming through this microphone oh me yeah you oh i got i got i got a lot I don't, chat, what I tell y'all last night? Man, y'all talk about, man, act like unc in the same room.

No, it don't matter. That they're right there, travel. Oh, no, no, no. You heard me? I slept under the AC by accident. I don't know where you slept. You slept up under something, but I don't want it. Come on.

I don't want it. You got it. Yeah, it'll be going tomorrow. It'll be going tomorrow. And you know what I do like, though? I don't mean to get off topic right. But right now, I wish I can keep my voice like this because this is like a evening radio sexy voice i don't know what it's like i know what it's like

you got that that that that yeah that would it sound like man man please jordan i mean i think i got some lights all up under the seat kitchen cowder man damn no i think so i think so jordan man give me something let's let's get this thing up out of here that thing travel Hey, this is my, hey, listen, can you hit me real quick? I hear you. This is my radio voice. This is my radio voice. It's my sexy voice.

And I just try to put this on at times because my, my girl like it. She like when I sound like this. Hey, that's sexy, ain't it? Ain't it sexy? Man, that thing, hey, boy, that thing traveled like a hurricane. That thing, that thing, that thing, that thing projecting them to be here in the car. No, no, no, no, it's just a little cold.

I just got a little cold. My, my throat a little sore, that's all. Yeah, I'm going to throw a little sore. ain't nothing that's how that's how that's not now now I slept under the AC I had the AC on 60 by accident you told me you told me he'll hey chat y'all remember he say he don't burn his AC I ain't spending no God for making money on yada I'm talking about on the airplane yeah on on the own spirit the AC was on high right bring those wipes or something I think I got some whites or something up under there George you y'all come on now I don't know I'm just saying I'm just look it's

just precautionary that's all right Joe. I ain't saying it could be, you know, it might be allergies. I don't have, I don't. Maybe you went outside in dogwood or cottonwood. Maybe you're allergic to pants. I don't get allergies. I just told you the AC on my spirit flight, the AC was high. And I fell asleep.

And the vent was on me. You know, look, Clorox. Let me clean my little area of you right here. Make sure. Don't nothing happen. Now you're good. You good. Y'all don't mind me, chat.

Y'all just go ahead and Ocho with his voice. Hey, chat. How do I sound? Chat, this is the sexy if I've ever sounded. That's why I like some time when I get a little sick sometime and my voice gets real deep. I sound like a radio DJ in the evening. This is. I don't care.

Hey, hey, look, this is Hot 105. Thank you for listening to The Quiet Storm with Ocho. Hey, yeah, that, that's that, that bingo's voice lost. No, no. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that.

Don't do that because, listen, you, you, all right. All right. We're going to see. Don't mind me, Ocho. You good? Oh, okay. Anyway, chat, anyway, chat. The game was good.

The game was good, obviously. Both, both team played very well defensively. For me, the one thing that stuck out, is Marvin Harrison. He's got to be, he's got to be in that same conversation with the Malik neighbors, the Justin Jefferson, the Brian Thomas Jr. I think Brian Thomas Jr., actually that's another one, Brian Thomas Jr. this season, he's struggling right now, but I think he's going to be all right. And listen, we talk about you understand the lineage, understand the DNA and the makeup in which Marvin Harrison Jr. comes from. He's going to be all right. He's going to be

right just you have games like this you know as a young pup and it's better to get out early like this as opposed to it it happened later on down the line and he's going to be all right he's going to be all right yeah you just have to like i said you know you wanted to be consistent you love the uh the grit the fight that he showed in the second half because he made those plays in the second half and that's what you want to see for a young player he didn't duck his head but you could just see boy it's like boy i'm sure glad i called this one and it seemed like he got his confidence back. He just needs to carry that over to the next game. And like I said, you know, look, he's got a great someone he can lean on. He can pick up the phone and call

his dad like that. I know you had a game or two like this. What did you do? How did you get that? Do I need to get on the jugs more? Do I need to have the backup quarterback to throw me something where I'm just looking out of, you know, side of my head. Do I don't have to like, you know, unless you're just coming back straight to the ball, Ocho. It's hard to get your whole body around because most of the time you catch it like this or you catch it like that. You know what I'm So if there's something that I need to do that would help me, but I just think the thing is like, son, look, do what you did to get you there. You're the fourth pick in the draft.

You've been here before you're on the road to be a great football player. Don't overthink it. Don't overthink it. Because look, a lot of what we do is between here. Yeah, look, if you get to that level, everybody got ability. Now, do some players have more ability than others? Absolutely. Are some players smarter than others?

Absolutely. You don't get to that level without having some ability. And some players have more ability. We're not even worried about the ability. But the mental aspect is a lot of times what separates the guys. I mean, once you have the physical capabilities and you have the mental capacity to match it. But, man, sometimes in the middle of a game, Motcho, you drop one or two? Boy, it do something to you.

It do something to you. Hold on. Not just drop one. you drop one and it ends up being an interception and it's your fault. That's your turn the ball. Oh, yeah, yeah. That makes it even worse way.

Oh, that's the worst. And you got the ball. Hey, you pull up on one, the quarterback. You confuse the quarterback because he think you're going to keep going. You pull up on him. Now he throw it to you again. Oh, yeah, yeah. Throw it to you again and you bobble it.

You bobble it. You bobble it. There ain't no tell it. Ooh. aren't you doing too much man I don't know I don't know what it is you got oh you but I don't

You got OCD Your bad got I mean You know what Because I'm no I'm nowhere near you I just said I just got a little A little cold from the air condition And the airplane

Good I can hear you I hear you just fine. Don't you go ahead. I mean, what? I hear you just fine. Hey, you're making me feel bad, man. You make a check.

Can y'all hear me? Chet, y'all hear me? I think y'all hear me fine. I'm just saying, listen, I mean, I can I get, can I get some credit? Because most people would have called off work. Most people would have called off work and say they thought was hurt. You know, I should get some credit for, for showing up the work on time. How you don't, how you don't, how you don't?

How are you going to call off work and you're the only one in the office? How the hell, Chad, how the hell are he going to get somebody else sick? He's all the way. He worked from home. How the hell you're going to call in for work? You're going to call in the office. I'm sick. I can't come to work and you work from home.

What the hell? Oh, have birthday. Hey, okay. Hey, that was funny right now, boy. Hey, that was funny, bro. That is bad. Hey, he started to call off work. Hey, that was funny.

Man, you know, boss, I'm sick. You work from home, though. Hey. Oh. But, you know, hey, listen, stuff like this, stuff like this, it bed, you know, it bed sicking people. You know, they can't move. They, you know, I can't do it. Oh, I can't talk.

And they got the cost. But I'm here. I'm here. I'm showing, I'm showing this is what it means to me to be here, even when I'm down and under the weather. You mean bedridden. Bed written. That's what I said. yeah you said bed sick and but i got i mean you put bed you put bed and and and written together

it means bed sick is the same thing no but i think the chat the chat we understand what he would be chat i just don't understand how he would go call it sick and he's the only one in the office and he worked for yeah i know good you know more you know people be weak this you know people be weak these days don't people like well i don't want to get nobody sick who else you going to get sick you there by yourself i know it's just me it's just me i'm gonna be all right though i'm gonna be all right though i mean ain't ain't anybody checked on my well-being or nothing y'all just making fun of me oh cho keep that hold that point right there keep on okay anyway chat how y'all how y'all doing hey what'd you do for um a little sore throat i took my flight today from new york

i fell asleep and they had i forgot to turn i forgot to close the AC vent and boom the AC were cooking on there. Boy, the AC were cooking. I woke up, and I came home and took me a nap after I left in New York. And I woke up all of a sudden, my voice my voice was really deep like this. Now, I kind of like it in the sense because it's kind of sexy.

You know, for anybody that's in the chat that has a deep voice, you know, the ladies love that. They love when you have a deep voice like that. It's really sexy. And I kind of like it and I wanted to stay like that, but it's probably not going to stay like that. So I want to keep it like this as long as possible so so so my girl she she she like me more and stuff like that you feel me yeah this is

really sexy like you should be like like like hello how you doing what you do today I ain't do nothing you want to come over yeah yeah I'm here all right I'm gonna leave the door open. All right. All right, Beck. I see you in a minute. Hey, you see how sexy that sounds? Like, just already, she's like, before she even get it, she's like, oh my God, he's so sexy.

Girl, you should hear his voice. You should hear his voice. Anyway, that was good. It was good. Come on. You doing too much, huh? Huh? Hey.

Hold on. I need a napkin. Yeah, I don't know what that is, Chuck. Huh? He logging in? Man, I don't know, I don't know what going on, chat. I just, you know, just some safety precautions. That's all we doing.

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What a season. What a team. Eagles fans savourage and rejoice. Listen to NFL Daily on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. We have a very special guest joining us. 22 second round pick out of the University of Baylor. On team. Ran one of the fastest 40 times. And Combine history, many questioned that time.

They think it was faster than what they said because when it popped up on the clock, it was 421. Then they rounded it up to 427, 428. So here he is, second round pick out of University of Baylor. Spent the first couple of years of his career at the New England Patriots, now with the Kansas City Chiefs starting to thrive. Here he is, Tyquan Thornton. Tyquan, how you doing, bro? No good, man.

How you doing? See what they do, boy? What's your what? What's your up, man? Man, Man, Shue, let him know what you from. Boy, I tell him what you from. Man, you better act like you know it. Boy, you're down in the bottom.

Boy, that 305, you hear me? Well, we don't play no game. Every day where we go, we open the door and we close it right behind us. The gap what we do. Know that. Kick the door down. Hey, first start, before we can start, boy, I want to say congratulations.

Congratulations, obviously your resurgence out there in Kansas City. Sometimes we need situations that allow us when we get those opportunities to prevail and show the talents that we do have and possess. Boy, you showed the F-out last game, boy. And all I asking you to do is to continue. You know, string them things along. Stream along. They ain't going to be able to deny you.

They can't deny you. Yeah. Yes, but go ahead. I'm going to let you. I'm going to take off it. I got excited because my dog, my dog, in the field. Go ahead. What's been the biggest, I mean, seemingly, I look, I know you had a couple of injuries,

your collarbone, and it seemingly you couldn't get on the field. When you got on the field, it was hard for you to stay healthy. Now you get an opportunity for your talents to flourish. We know you had to speed, and it seems like Andy and my homeboy, you his favorite target right now. And it seems what has allowed you to thrive this year in Kansas City, where in years before it didn't go so well? Really basically just getting in the rhythm.

man you know just getting them opportunity getting them reps you know being out there you know staying healthy you know getting those reps and um challenging myself in practice man i'm trying to get better every day at the little things you know some of the things that i'm not good at you know I'm saying and um here in kt man they're very um they let me know what they really want for me man and pat man you know having pat at quarterback man he makes it a whole lot easier for me you feel me so i'm out there's just running knowing where the ball going to be at man and it's just um making routine plays when you got your opportunity to come over from new england what what was the role what did they tell

you they were looking for in a receiver when they brought you on man um i mean they didn't even have to tell me man you see the room you got guys like zavia wordy you know what i'm saying hollywood juju rochee rice you know what i'm saying a bunch of playmakers so man all i just had to do is just you know what i'm saying just find my little puzzle in there and see where i can fit that but it really wasn't hard though they like speed ha ha ha hey and y'all got it y'all got it to Y'all got it to burn. Now, y'all, y'all got, hey, you and Xavier and Rashid Rice, Hollywood Brown, I think Hollywood ran low four, three.

Y'all got a nice little relay team goal. We were lining up with whoever. But what has it been like? Okay, you get there and all the names that you've mentioned have all played with Mahomes before. Now you get there, and it seems to that he's looking for you in situations. You have one, the ball popped it out. Mahon came right back.

Rolls and came right back to you. That had to make you feel good because this is Patrick Mahomes, a Super Bowl champ, MVP, and he got that kind of confidence in me to come back to me. I mean, sure, we work at that at practice, man. We're doing long drive drill. We're throwing deep balls every other play.

So you know what I'm saying? A thousand times in practice. So he got a lot of faith in me. So it's just me basically going out there and just making him right. Yeah, and the funny thing about it, too, time when you got a quarterback like that, man, the quarterback that has expectations.

Once he trusts throwing you the ball like that, especially on deep plays back to back like that, and they're going to keep coming. They're going to come. And the funny thing about it is you always got to be on point and always got to be alert and understanding, regardless of what the situation is or what's going on or what the read may be,

he might come to you just because in his mind, well, hell, the last time I needed to play, I knew I could count on 8-0. For sure. And just subconsciously, he's going to come back to you again. So, man, dude, I'm happy for you. You're in a great situation because the conversation that people continue to have about the Kansas City Chiefs week in and week out

is the struggles at the receiver position. And the only thing you talk about now is you and your emergence of now being one of those that can help them win games. And I just want you to stay on that track. And once you open that, though, all you got to do is closing behind you. Yeah. That's all you got to do with closing behind you. But go ahead.

Go ahead. Look, you guys started O-N-2 late. You had an opportunity, it seemed like you were going to win the game against Philly, and you win the game again. You played the Chargers, and now you go to New York. And do you feel this was the game that's going to get you guys back on track? Because Seattle is weird, excuse me, we're not used to seeing Kansas City start the season 0-and-2. We're always like, hey, this is the first time that in a long time,

Kansas City not really favored to get to the Super Bowl, you know, win the division. and they're not in favor to win the AMC. You hear all the talk. How have you been able to block the noise out? Focus on what you can control and then go win this game last Sunday. Man, just going in there and just going to play KC football, man. Just letting it loose, having fun, strong our personality.

I know the offense, we kind of got off to a little slow start, but just going out there and just keep on punching at it, you know what I'm saying? And we know what we can do, man. We got the players in the room, man. We got the coaching staff, man. We all just believe. And we came out that second half just to, you know, finish off and come out with a win for sure. Yeah.

You know what, and Ty, when I think about it, I think about we think about the Chiefs of last year. And we're talking about the start and being 0 and 2 or o' and whatever at the beginning of the season. But you have to think those close games last year that they had this year, they won those games, huh? They won those games. They still had the same struggle, but they just happened to win those games as opposed to this year, everything's not in their favor. So now they're having to dig their itself out a hole similar to how another team that would, we know about that started off good this year. Now we're in trouble, you know, losing our quarterback.

But I, and I keep saying, as long as they got 15, they're going to be all right. So all the talk about the struggles that they're having, yeah, boy, I'm going to say it every time, every week, boy, throw the ball to 80, boy, that's it. Period. And it ain't got to be no deep balls. It all come down to you too and have that mentality. Hell, if I catch me a hit you, I catch me a slam, I should be able to take that 80-something y'all. Sure.

You know, Todd, we're thinking about putting on a nightcap NFL's fastest man. You know, are we thinking about getting, we think about getting cheetah, thinking about getting you. I mean, Xavier Worthing on this conversation, man. Me? I feel like I went for one. I really feel like I went for one. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Whoa, damn.

Hey, hold on, hold on, hold on. Can I ask you a question, like a serious question? What's up? Like right now, you think you faster to me? No, I've been trying to race you a couple years ago. We ain't going to speak on that, though. I ain't, no, I ain't want to embarrass you then because I don't want to take your confidence. I'm still running like that.

But, hey, this is a 483 on the here, boy. It's a 483 on the hill. It's real talk. We're going to see when I see you. I'll right back. So, when you put that together, make sure you put me in the race. Nah, no, these are all cheetahs, no tortoises. So if I gave, so we, this off season, you train, time.

So, I mean, we take five guys. So we know Cheetah has been the fastest guy for a long period of time, whether or not he's still that remains to be seen. We got you, we got Xavier Worley. I don't know. Oh, yeah, well, hey, woolen. We got to, uh, willing. Uh, didn't somebody run four two this year?

I don't know. So we're going to take all the guys. We're going to take six, seven guys. And we're going to, what y'all want to run? Y'all want to run 60, y'all want to run 100. What you got 60, 40, 60 or 100? I'll say, give me 100, man. A matter of fact, hey, a million dollar prize for the winner.

So, can I throw that? Can I say a million? Oh, oh, hell now, uh, uh, turpin. Oh, turpin. We might, we might get a couple of sponsors and put a couple hundred thousand. Nah, a million. I mean, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that ain't, that a, uh, a million dollars. No, allows, don't he make that kind of money.

Hollywood, Hollywood, Hollywood, too. Oh, Hollywood, Hollywood, Hollywood, That's what I'm saying. We're going to put Hollywood. We're going to put Hollywood in there. We're going to get Hollywood. Wait a minute. Man, you saw, you saw about a player that's making, come on now.

We can't disrespect it with some hundred thousand. It got at least be a million. The kind of money they make today. Oh, Joe. You see how excited guys get when they get a refund or get a fumble recovery or pick and they're going to get $200 that's in a pot? So what you think? It's not the money.

It's the title of being the world, the fastest man. NBC Sports didn't pay those guys. Didn't pay Darry and Rod Wilson and Hurston. and Herschel walk and Willie got to do all that money. It was the title. Okay, but we're in a different time. Neboy making 20, 30 million a year. Ocho, how much you think the fastest,

you want to be known as the best at something? I'm the fastest. Ain't no doubt. It ain't no well. I ran this time. I ran that time. It's now when we lined it up and the title for the NFL's fastest man was on the line, all I know is I cost the line first.

Now, all that other stuff, I didn't run no 401. no 4-0 when the But listen, I'm just telling you what happens is when you when you add money at the end of the finish line, it adds a different kind of pressure as opposed to just being the fastest man. Oh, I'm running for a million

dollars. That does something. You just said they make 30 million. So what's a million dollars to somebody make a 30 million? If I'm not in season, you mean I got a chance to make me a extra spending money? I talk to him. Yeah, yeah. I'll see this. Let me ask you a question. What you think that guy can make if he's the NFL's fastest man that's his official title he's already the

fastest man obviously if he if you already rank who said that who said that oh i okay i see to you line it up until you line it up you're in the fair yeah i see i see i see he's exactly i've did no allows was the world's fastest man coming out of the Olympics now we got a new fastest man oblique seville so we got seven guys lined up this is for the NFL's fastest man title I like it. Hey, A, T. Like he died, boy, he's like, hey, I don't know what it. See, that's what I'm talking about.

See, that's what I'm saying, hey, he ain't ducking no smoke. He said, hey, light it up. Hollywood, Xavier, Cheater. Because you know, Cheetah, Cheetah been claiming this title and right for the soul for at least the last seven and eight years, Taquant. So I don't know, Cheetah, Cheetah can get out. He ran it. Hey, hey, hey.

I said we started running that 10-1-5 and he got out quick it's 4-21 I stumbled too now out the break yeah yeah you did you did but I've tried to figure out how did it how did they round it up how did they round it up that much okay if you want to say okay the 421 to 423 okay I give you that how you go from 421 to 428 427 I don't know you got to ask no I was just I thought I was the best of me. I thought I had me an island or something. You feel what I'm? What's up, everybody?

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What a team. Eagles fans savor it and rejoice. Listen to NFL Daily on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Did you expect, so when you was, when you was going through your training, wherever you were, did you, where did you work out? Did you go to Florida? Did you work at Michael Johnson's camp? Who camp did you work at? me to really okay we was all done training we was clocking like four twos while we was training

so yeah okay so you you were expecting to run as fast because they everybody seemed shocked that you ran that fast at your height so they're like we expect them to go fast but i think when you dipped under four three they're like hold on we got to go back and look at some tape because it didn't maybe it didn't look that fast on tape because now you run that fast and it doesn't look that fast on tape, they got to go back and look at something like, what do we miss? It's a les, man.

My legs real long, so it is. It don't look like you're moving, huh? I'm moving, sure. He's been running like that, man, since he was legit, man. He heard of that, MGS, man, been running. You heard me? He ran with my daughter at Miami Gards.

So you ran track in high school, right? I'm not tracking high school. I ran track all my life. So what was your 100 and 2? What was your best 100? My best 200, I would say was, I don't know, 20 point high, though. It was high, 20 point high. Yeah.

I didn't really get fast at the hundred, like my start got faster when I was in college. Like my doing you got a little stronger. I got stronger. Yeah. Big Valorah them came with Dave Ronda. We started doing like the lip and lifting and stuff like that. Yeah, that power clean. That's when I really got that first.

Because like the hundred, I was really like. I was more like a 400 runner. The 400 race on a quarter hole. That's why I'm able to run them beatballs back to bet, to bet. You got, when you go look, you guys win the game on Sunday, but it doesn't get any easier because you got a big game coming up again with the Baltimore Ravens, and you know what those guys represent. And they lost the other night.

And it wasn't like a close game. The score might say 30 to 38, but they got beat up. and you know they're going to come in and you guys seem to have their numbers, especially in the right, well, you have the number. I think Lamar is only beating Patrick Mahomes once. So you guys just started,

y'all play Monday night? No, y'all play Sunday. Monday night to Sunday night. Sunday. So you guys, okay, so it's a regular week. You guys are, you got, hey, I know Andy got up at the board says, hey, we got this team coming in. We know what they represent.

They know what we represent. We played each other a number of time over the years. What's your mindset? What's Tyquan Thornton's mindset? going into a game like this. Just be the best version of Ta-Korn Thorne. Get ready for a fight, you know what I'm saying? Take a punch, give a punch,

keep on going for four quarters. You know, they like to play a lot of man-courner, I'm just saying, I've been putting that out of them saying. That's like, you know, it's so funny. You're so funny, Ty, he just said they like to pay a lot of man coverage right night against the past. They rank, they're 29th in the NFL. I don't know what they rank.

I'm just telling what they like. They believe they, they say, we like our corners against your receivers. That's what we like. Whatever we are, we are. But that's what we like. We like this matchup. So now what?

It ain't a good matchup based on the statistics in the rankings. That's all I'm saying. That's all. Look, as Ocho said, they're struggling defensively. They gave up 264 points in the fourth quarter. They gave up 22 points in the fourth quarter. And then Detroit got whatever they want. They ran the ball how they wanted.

They did a great job. Jerry golf didn't get, but you know that's not the version of the Baltimore Ravens you're going to get. So what's your expectation from the Ravens? I mean, that's a good football team over there. They got a lot of good players, but good players too as well. So like I said,

man, we know it's going to be a fight. No, we're just going to do play KC football, man. That's what we're going to do. We'll go out there and we're going to play. In your brief tenure in the NFL, who are some of the tougher dbs that you've had to go up against? When I was in New England, who I had the face. That was pretty good.

Sauce was pretty good when I was out there in the wing. I planned against Saw seeing him two times a year with him long arms. Who else? Have you had to go against Stingley? You had to go against Pat Sertan. Have you had to go against- No, I don't think I really went against Pat like that. You know, I grew up playing against Pat, so, but I ain't really,

I didn't see him in the lead yet. But Stingley, I didn't see Stingley. so I just I say sauce sauce is probably the only one else yeah yeah yeah but you know I'm looking at this I'm looking at it now are you theoretically was supposed to be the fastest guy because John Ross ran 4-22 and you had 421 so you like feel like oh I got this I put my shades on and I was like yo they played they played with us man so so had had had the 421 stuff would you have run another 40 actually I did so when they told me I had four to

one I put on my shades that was it okay yeah it wasn't nothing else to do I like bro the speed there I y'all y'all don't see me at pro day so what'd you run it did you run on your product I just ran routes you say y'all don't saw enough at this beat I don't need to show y'all know y'all y'all y'all get greedy so what What was your vertical? What was you said? Because normally when somebody runs that fast, when you run that fast, you're explosive.

You got a high vertical. You got a high standing alone jump. So were you 10 and a half, 11 feet standing long jump? Were you 38, 40 on the verge? That's a minute ago. I don't remember none of them numbers. Yeah. Bro, I don't remember you, you 26.

I remember my stuff. I jumped like a 45, I think 44, 45, 45 minutes vertical. To be honest, the whole time I was trained, I was really, really just ran about that 40. I'm trying to get that. Really? But I think I jumped good, though. I think I ain't jumped bad.

I think I jumped good. So you knew the record was 4-2-2, and so all you guys were down there training, pushing each other, like, hey, somebody from this group need to get that record. I'd nominate me. It was me, Tariq Willing, Kaelin Barnes.

He was the, well, him and Willing was, like, the two fast TVs. We was working. Yeah. Hey, Caitlin Barnes fans, like that? Yeah, he fast. He country fast. He found, um, yeah. I think he didn't he run sub four? Didn't he run sub four three? He went four, two, five. Ooh, woo. Man, man, yeah, that's that's that's that's that's fast for no reason.

Damn. I mean, you bleak and he gone. Well, Tyquan, thanks for joining us, man. We really appreciate it. Congratulations on success. Continue, continue to build on what you got going on. Don't let up. This is just to start. This is what they envision. This is what they envision. when they took you in the second round the type of player that you are right now the type of player that you're becoming this is what those teams envisioned when they saw you at the combine and they saw you at the University of Baylor so continue success stay healthy and come back and talk to us down the road yeah hey boy get it appreciate you boy's here Sunday boy so love love all right appreciate you all right appreciate you oh Joe Halman to defendant Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Zach or today saying the sky's not falling three games and to the season, Hamilton said it's unfair to put all the blame on him when there's 11 guys out there on the field that are playing their hearts out and that put us in the right position. It's just a matter of doing the right stuff. And that's where I feel the critiques of Zach or whatever coaches are unfair because he can't go out there and play for us as much

as he wants to. He can't. So it's up to us to go out there and get the job done. So it's not it's not exact thing. The Ravens defense currently ranked last in the NFL, Ocho. Their last in 30 second their 30 second in total yards allowed their 30th and rush defense they're 31st in past three first they're 31st in points allowed Hamilton also added I feel like sometimes the Ravens fans can be a little spoiled just like the amount of success that this franchise has had we lose five games in 2024 and the world is about to end Ocho or the Ravens spoiled yeah absolutely fan base is spoiled people on the outside watching with they're also spoiled People that play the game of football that no longer play are also spoiled because we envision the Ravens, that moniker, play like a Raven.

Ray Lewis ain't walking through that room. Ed Reed, not on that team anymore. Terrell Suggs is not there anymore. Bart Scott, those defenses are the old days are not there anymore. We play in a passing league, and at times you're going to have games like this consecutively. They look bad, aren't they look bad defense. Yeah. One thing I don't like that we do.

It's when things aren't going well. The first thing we want to do, oh, fire the coach. We need a new coach. They're the scheme. They're the scheme. And when it comes to the schematics, they're exited and those. And it's up to the players to execute that stuff. The coaches can only coach.

They can't fucking play. Oh, my bad. I'm sorry. They can't play. They can't get out there in cover. They get you ready through the week. Wednesday with a game plan. Thursday with a game plan.

Friday, you go over Wendy and Thursday game plan. Saturday you got to walk through. It's your job on Sunday to execute everything you learned and went over Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Coaches can't do no more. I think the thing. They can't do no more. I think the thing for me is that spoiled.

No, the Patriots fans were spoiled. Kansas City fans are spoiled. You winning 10, 11 games a year and get knocked that in the first round of the divisional round, that ain't spoiled. Because there are a lot of teams could do. that. I see what you're going. There's a lot of teams.

So I don't know what he's talking about spoiled. And those teams, that Super Bowl team, that was in 2012. We're coming up on down there on two decades. They're not living on that. They're not. That decade from 2001 until 2019,

when Tom Brady left, that's spoiled. What we've seen from Patrick Mahomes in the last eight, seven years, that's spoiled. Spraw for what? Because they see this every year. Now, a lot of it hadn't fallen on the defense.

We haven't seen them play this bad. Because normally what it was is that Lamar to have a turnover. They have a turnover at the most inopportune time. But for the most part, the defense, that championship game they lost, they held Patrick Mahomes to 14 points. With Lamar Jackson as the MVP, you expect him at home. to get more than 14. I'm not saying you got to get 30,

but you got, yeah, with Lamar, I'm expecting, considering you the MVP, damn near won it unanimously. So I think, you know, they're expecting a little more than that. But for whatever reason, they haven't been able to play a complete game. Because if you look at it,

Ocho, the first two drives, Kansas City went right down the field, boom, boom, boom. Quick, and then hurry. Then they buckled down. the offense got going and then they get in their own way. The Ravens fans are probably thinking, where is that defense that I saw when y'all dropped the hammer on Detroit? When y'all blew them out, when y'all blew Buffalo out.

Okay, where is this offense that Lamar Jackson have perfect quarterback ratings against the Rams, against the Dolphins? When are we going to see that? And I think that's what the fans, fans are like, we see this great offense in the regular season, but we have really yet to see it in the postseason. And they see this defense that's suffocating, that's stifling. When are we going to get fat?

I think also, when it comes to being spoiled, I think the Ravens have been so good. The Ravens have always been in contention, even with the first round exit. They've been so good and so promising so many years. As long as Lamar's been there, I think they're still spoiled in the sense. I think the success in knowing,

no matter what, we're going to be in contention because we played so well throughout the regular season, I think also that what Kyle Hamilton means when he say fans are spoiled because they're always successful. And this year, it's not happening the same. It's not starting off the same. Oh, Joe.

Those teams, the Ravens fans, like their fifth year, they won a Super Bowl. And then a decade later, they won another one. So, yeah, they want to win. And they're looking at it like, we've got one of the best quarterbacks that's ever played. At no point in time, of those quarterbacks that one Super Bowl could hold a candle to what they had.

Look at the offensive line. Look at, look at the skill positions offensively. Now defensively, I don't think it's close to what they had when they won, when we won those Super Bowls in 2001, they won in 2012. I don't think it's close defensively. They got some good players, but it ain't nothing like what they, even though Rod, Woody went to the Hall of Fame, but you look at those guys. as Ed and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, uh, Ray, first ballads.

Suggs is going to the home. And then they had, then they had, uh, a loading, they had load. They had load. Come on, now. So I just think the thing is, Matt, we're not, what we saw, Ocho, we're not used to seeing an offensive team do what the, do what the, do what Detroit. did to the Ravens. Do what Buffalo did to them in the fourth quarter. That's the concern that the Ravens fans have because we've never seen it before. Have they lost games? Yes. Like that. But yes. Not even get to the quarterback. The man was clean. The man was 20 to 28. Yeah, it is. It's fine. No sacks. They ran the ball for 200 yards. We're not used to seeing the Baltimore Ravens get dominated like that, especially at home, Ocho. But you know what else I will say?

I can kind of say maybe attest that. We are only in week three, going into week four. That's the only thing I can say. It's still early. It's very early. And football season hasn't even gotten started yet. It's like when NASCAR, when they get ready, they have a NASCAR race and they're going around slow motion,

warming up the tires, that's where everybody's at right now. offenses aren't even into the own so he hit week four and five week six then you went to a groove then you into a rhythm you got somewhat of identity oh cho it's not the offense oh yeah yeah yeah yeah

Lamar Jackson have a 141 quarterback rating they're averaging for they're averaging down there 40 points a game and they're one and two he has yet to turn the ball over he has yet to turn them all over it's the defense defense but when you let hello

when you're 32nd and total yards allowed when your 30th and rush defense when you're 31st and past defense and you're 31st in past yard I mean points allowed that's defensively it's funny how the pendulum has shifted on you notice that the offense when you played

it was but maybe not that bad but the numbers might have been there and the defense was all right in the middle of the pack in the defense all the way at the top either one or two or three one or the other and everything is that pendulum has shifted to where it's almost the defense like I say about the Bengals all the Ravens have to do you got to be top one two or three just

meters halfway that's all we ask you just meet us halfway because being all the way at the bottom that means everybody going to run through us everybody going to run through us no matter what we do offensive you saw you saw where the the Bengals were last year it's a prime example you all you had to do is just look, look to your right at a team in your division. Look at how many yards Joe Burrow passed for. Look how many touchdowns that he passed for. Look at where his defense was and look at where they were at the end of the season. At some point in time, Ocho, as a defense, you're going to have to stop the bleeding.

Because you think you're just going to outscore somebody because all they'll do is that your offense will have one hiccup. They don't get, they don't convert. or they have a turnover. You put yourself behind an eight ball. And now you're done. Think about it. Baltimore, you know this firsthand. 31, 3838, guess what?

They turn the ball over. You get the ball, kick a walk off field goal. I mean, yeah, we should. That's what happens. Yes. Prime example. Well, I don't know, I don't know what that guy was thinking. I don't, the special team, bro, you got to land it in the area.

You can't land it in the area. You landed short of the 20. You landed short of the 20. That's a penalty. They get the ball at 40 yard line, don't you? Now they get two first down. They'll be able to range. I'm like, bro, what are you thinking?

I guess the special team, I guess he didn't know. There's no way he would have done that had he known. But maybe the special team's coach, make sure, hey, we got to get it. We got to get it into kicking it. We got to get in the area. He knew, but again, probably being overcoach, probably overthinking it. And instead of just hitting it, instead of just hitting it, he didn't hit it like he should just to get in the target area.

So, Ravens, you got to have to pick it up. It's not an easy task. Look, we know Kansas City is struggling, but we know what type of team they are at home, and we know Patrick Mahomes at any given moment in that office. They could pick it up. They can pick it up. Lamar doesn't need to do any more than what he's doing.

Derek Henry needs to make a conscious effort to hold on to the football. And you know what they need to do? So they go, they go. Ocho, if you look at the, he's fumbling the ball 19 times in his career. Ten of those are coming to fourth quarter. You know what? I think you should take them sleeves off, on. You know you can't feel the ball when you, when you wear them, you know,

on the sleeves I'm talking about? Yeah. You can't feel the ball. Yeah, I didn't want that. I didn't want anything. It restricts you from feeling the ball. So even if somebody does. It's easier for somebody to come by and pull.

I mean, when you see people coming, it's easy. But anything that's not your peripheral vision that hits at the ball, it's coming out every time. And the only thing Lamar needs to do, one, two, three, ain't nothing there. Either take off and run or throw the ball away. That's it. No more sacks.

Yeah, I agree with you. I thought Monday night, yeah, I thought Monday night he held the ball too long. Take out of Lamar. Don't be dealing Dally. You see that, you see that spy right there. Hey, race him to, raise him to a point. Or shaking one of the other. No, you, he's trying to, he too close to get shook.

He tried to shake 53 right there in his arms. No, you got to go. I'm gonna make you, hey, all this face, I'm gonna waste, I'm gonna race you to the left. I'm gonna race you to the right. And you're gonna win every. I believe I can, I believe I can get. Absolutely.

Every time. I believe I, there you go. Um, and it receives you got to do a better job. or getting open sooner. They got to get Zay going. Because it seems like teams going to play y'all three down. They feel very comfortable playing you guys,

three down. Three down scan, three down spinner, whatever you want to call it, three-two-five, or three-two-six. So they got three-down line and they got a spy sometimes. They have a couple of spies,

but no, he's going to drop to an area, but they got one guy. All he's doing is tracking Lamar. Wherever Lamar go, he's going. Yeah, I think they also got, they got to get Zay, they got to get Zay going.

They got to get Zayflowers going, man. He's too good of a weapon, you know, and intermediate stuff. He can also go deep. But that intermediate, that short and intermediate stuff that he does, especially those overs, those deep overs, those innemate, those shallows. Man, he killed people on those huge chunks. They got to get him active. They got to get him going.

Ocho, the 49th defensive coordinator, Robert Sala, is on high alert this week before playing Jacksonville. Sala said Liam Cohen staff, which is the head. coach of the Jags when it comes to stealing defensive signals in legal fashion. Take a listen to what he had to say, Ochoa. You know, Jacksonville, this is a very young, but it's a very talented group. You know, Liam and his staff coming from a couple of guys coming from Minnesota. You know, they've got a legally a really advanced signal stealing type system where they always find a way to put themselves in a,

in an advantageous situation. They do. They do a great job with it. They formation you to try to just try to find any nugget they can. So we've got to be great with our signals and we've got to be great with our communication and to combat some of the tells that we might give on the field. So they're almost the elite in that regard. That whole entire tree from Sean to Kevin O'Connell to all those guys.

They all do it. So, you know, so there's challenges. They're going to catch us in some situations where they have the advantage and we just got to play good sound fundamental football and uh um and and do our best out execute them you know how they steed a size that's the 49ers offense where do you think sean mcbray came from yeah that's where he learned it right so that's the whole thing oh joe will you see somebody in the formation that's why a lot of times you see coaches because guess what we practice against each other, you tell them, hey, I really like this formation against such and such and such

when you go in that, you and your coaches meetings and you're having conversations. Don't think they're not taking notes. Because everybody in that room, they're not trying to be a position coach for the rest of their life. They're trying to be an OCDC. They're trying to be a head coach. They're trying to elevate themselves. So they're taking every little bit of information that you give because later down the line, never know when it's going to be useful. There's a reason why Peyton Manning and Tom Brady and a lot of these quarterbacks, they kept notebooks. Oh, you're a defensive coordinator.

Okay. Now you're a head coach. Well, when you were the defensive coordinator, this is what you did. You were the linebacker coach under here under such and such. This is the type of defense that they ran. So that's what they're doing, Ocho. They're just, all they're doing is like this formation. This is what they like to do in this formation, this down in distance,

but it's area on the field. But the funny thing about it, don't you can see that on film now? You can see it on film. Yes. Even if you make the right calls and you get those situations with those situations are more advantageous for you defensively. You know, every defense that's called, there's a hole where somebody's open. Yes.

It's a whole where somebody's open. It's all up to the quarterback and knowing that and being able to process that information very fast and know where it is. And most of the time, if it's not there, check that bitch down. but see here's the thing I see them do this they're going to lock it right right that's not what Travis Kelsey did

Travis Kelsey pulled up and they got picked I remember that play I know exactly what you're talking about no it didn't get picked but he threw Patrick Mahomes threw it like it was a man round Travis pulled up thought it was his own round it was man they locked it we locking it

so for me I'm listening to little tails hey coach they they keep saying this you know we came up with code if I say because see if I say text block the end no I'm going to crack down on it so guess what I say I say Dallas

say San Antonio Houston my tackler here and we're going to do a con I can't say combo he's going to know we go doubling burger and fries that's a good one that's a good one You know, I'm saying, hey, combo. Right, right.

Man, by the time, hey, by the time, the fourth quarter, I say, hey, we can't do that. Or if I'm going underneath, I would tell, I tell my tackle, Gilligan, you on an island. Okay, that's a good one. You by yourself. Gilling his island. You, hey, you buy yourself. And same thing. They would tell me, Sharpie, Gilligan, they let me know I'm on an island.

I'm on myself. Okay. I can't expect, no. I can't, I don't got no help inside. I ain't got no help outside. It's me and the lineback of me in the end. got to do what I got to do. So if things like that, but if you keep, hey, you keep, I keep hearing the court,

they keep talking about this and I hear something, bro, you can't do that, but maybe once and twice. And I'm like, and I see you do what you say you're going to do, I'd be a fool to think, damn. And he said, he said Vegas and they go to cover two. Every time junior will say Vegas, they go to cover two. That's their check. Anytime we empty the back field, anytime we have, uh,

empty set and TD motion. So we motioned to the empty set. That was their check. Okay. We good. Yes. But like he said, legally, because they've studied, they know this office very, very well.

If they come from Minnesota, Kevin O'Connell, Sean McVeigh, Zach Taylor, all them guys. So that's why if you played somebody that came from the West Coast, we had to change signals. We had to change a lot of stuff. They know what smoke. They know lying.

They know, excuse me. They know slant. They know slug-o. They, hey, they know square out. They know comeback. So you run them signals if you want to and run the wide guy to be standing there. Damn. Why is standing with the over heels?

Hey. You can call them sane signals. And it kind of complicates things a little bit. It does because you confuse your damn self. Maybe you try to play around with it. You try to chase. Yep. I was just going to say that.

Man, I thought, man, I thought you said, bro, we changed that. Remember, we playing this team? Yes. Yes. So that's what, uh, it's, uh, it's tough. But you know, hey, at the end of the day, go out there. Look, they're going to get, even if they don't steal your signals. They're going to get some play.

They got to. practice, they're going to get some plays right regardless. They get paid too. Thank you. They got to football. They don't get some right. Yes. They got a film department.

They got a scouting department. They got players. They meet. They practice just like you. They're going to get some plays right. What the hell you think you'll get 10 yards every time you run the ball or every play is going to be a completion? No, they're going to get something right.

But let's just make sure we get more right to them. And when the difference is when we, when we. make a mistake, let's just make sure we hold on to the ball. So if we blow an assignment, the quarterback, you get hit, hold on to the ball. Running back, guy runs through the hole, just make sure you hold on to the ball. On the flip side, when they make a mistake, let's not make a 20-yard game. Let's a house call. That's a house call.

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