Club Shay Shay - Nightcap Hour 2: Unc & Ocho react to Lebron James workout video + Dre London joins the show!

Episode Date: August 15, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Lebron James viral workout video, Dre London joins the show to discuss his illustrious career, & Michael Porter Jr says some interesting comments on gambling and much more! 0:00 - Dre London joins the show 24:52 - Internet making fun of LeBron’s work out34:09 - Michael Porter Jr45:00 - Local ATL News Station had Michael Penix Jr messed up49:35 - Woman sues a company for paying her for no work55:26 - Breast Milk Ice Cream59:16 - Q & Ayyyyy (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right, guys, joining us now, the founder of London Entertainment, a management and production company shaping the sound and direction of modern hip-hop. Here he is, London. Bro, hold on. Where is it at? Drela, okay, here it is right here. Drey, what's going on, bro? Yo, what's going on? She, what's going on?

My guy, you good? I'm great. How are you? I'm doing wonderful, man. Can't complain. We're alive. We woke up this morning. You know, a lot of people

didn't wake up this morning. You know, some... Yeah. I wake up this morning. Shout to my guy, Ocho Sinko. How are you, bro? I'm good. Both house everything.

Beautiful. Can't complain, man. I woke up this morning. I got a chance to hustle another day. You know, there we go. I like it. I love a Frenchman down and said, Ocho C go.

So, hold on. You grew up in Brickston, UK, made your way to NYC, no connections. You built you up. When people say I'm self-made, that's you. You are self-made.

You came here. I don't know how many people, you could share your story. How many people did you know anybody in New York? Would you have family, you have friends, loved ones. So how did you how did you get from there

to here? So my family of Jamaican origin. I came from Brickson, South London where during the era, the wind rush era, my grandparents came over on the boats. I don't even know what type

of boat it was in that era, but my grandparents came over in the 60s to the UK after World War II. Okay. Clean up to clean up the streets and do the jobs at, the people who lived there didn't want to do. After that, my mom was born

and then I was born. So I came from the UK Brickson that I wouldn't want to say, let's just say today it might be gentrified, but it was like Harlem of life. That makes sense. Yes, it does. It was like the Harlem of the UK. Came up

and I just wanted to get out of there. I know this sounds crazy. Harlem's nice because Harlem's in Manhattan, it's up the top. I'm not saying Harlem's nice for anyone. There's different sites to Harlem. Right. Like, if you could picture that kind of thing in London, Brits Grime, horrible, how the hell you're getting out of there. I just, I don't know, I just had a, had a thing in my head that I couldn't, I didn't want to be hitting the ceiling. Back in the day in the UK, like, I couldn't even name black

millionaires. That might sound crazy to you guys, yes. The day, of course, years later, the world has changed, but back in the day, though, I couldn't, if you named me one, I noticed you guys, none of you can name me one black British-born billionaire. So it's still going on today, if that makes sense. You can name black billionaires in America, but you can't name me a British-black-born billionaire. So, like, I felt like I was hitting the ceiling when I was there, and I felt like it's a bigger world.

So I left in 2008, moved to New York. I had a family there, of course, had some small family. My family were from the Jamaican connection. I'll go on a road boy, but, but, but. And they played Jamaican music, and my cousin, Colin, had a sound called Kupuma. He had a sound called LP International. And when I moved to New York,

that was more what I had, if that makes sense. That was more like where I was my foundation. And it weren't to say that I didn't have a connection, but I didn't have no connection in hip-hop or anything like that. I came with an open book, zero. I remember having like a black book and having names written down and the people that I wanted to meet

and the people that I thought could help me on my journey. It's so crazy, but by the time we're going to that later, but by the time my journey began, the time my journey was in the middle, I started meeting these guys. I didn't even want to meet them at the time because I was already where I was. I was already moving.

But like shout out to friends of mine today, like Steve Stout and a whole load of guys. Oh, yeah, Steve and friend. I know Steve. Yeah. A whole load of guys like that that I had on my list like, yo, when I get to the States,

these are the people I need to meet that's making things happen. And now I'm around these guys. Now they're my peers, now they're friends of mine, and now they're like, we have conversations all the time about different stuff

and just building. But you're right, it definitely was a self-made thing. I came to America with zero telephone numbers in terms of help. I remember one day I was in the park in Brooklyn, and my cousin and them were slapping Donomos

and I said I've been in this park two days in a row I can't be a pair with my cousins and them playing dominoes and guys hustling guys running down the street selling what they're sending and coming back to the park and I was like no no no no

I came from too far in my life to be sitting in the park for two days in a row and I think that was like my last straw where I was like all right that was your wake-up moment Yeah, I'm leaving Brooklyn I'm going to Manhattan and I'm going to go every day

until I make this shit happen doesn't matter how I make it happen I'm going to make it happen and after that lo and behold I started helping some of the years like a couple of years after that

not too long I started helping some of the biggest careers in hip-hop like at that time I met a guy called French Montana at the time no one really knew who he was unless you watch Smack DVD or Cocaine City

DVDs. And you remember the DVD error? Yeah. He was doing that and I came around him and started learning how he did the hustle, how he did all of that. And then then I moved from there. I got my own place in Edgewater, New Jersey.

I had him and Max B. always around. I started to see, that was the first time I saw what Make It Clap really was, you know? Like, I didn't even know what making it clap was until that era. But that's when it started from there. and I started picking up a lot of different things

and even though he said in drink champs he wanted to say he made me London, Drey London I might have to give him a piece of that because I don't

I just remember people usually say London Drey or Drey, you know Drey from London and he used to just keep written Drey London I don't know and it just happened

and just like that Yeah but like I introduce him to producers and a few people that got him his first I'm not saying his first record, but to me it's the first hit record

because his first record that he ever got on the radio was after he met me, not before he met me. So when I heard Funkflex doing them bombs, I started thinking like, okay, you actually got something, bro. You came to America, you met people, you've

put people together, you've pieced people together, and now you've got records being played on the radio. I didn't earn no money from me. I think that was my biggest lesson in the music industry at that time in the beginning. Like, you put two people together and I didn't earn shit. I didn't earn Z.

I'm sure you guys have got experience of that putting things together and you didn't earn nothing and you don't some people could weep and be sad but I was really happy about it because years later it taught me a lot. It told me where I needed to go but that was like my first

not really I remember working with him and Jay the Kiss before that. There was a lot of things I was doing in New York that was people didn't know where I was going or know where I could be going but they just knew this guy was a hustler

and I came with the same hustling mentality don't expect nothing it's not personal it's always business and just keep grinding and the more you grind and the more you stay consistent is the more people are going to start believing you and start making things happen

so that's kind of the way the beginning of the grind when you say came from zero to hero and then after that I left New York, everyone thought I was crazy. I remember shout to Norie, the rapper Noriega.

He was like, you're going where? I left 2014. I left New York so I was going to go to L.A. And everyone thought I was crazy, but they didn't know that I discovered this talent

at the time. It was called Austin Post, but I discovered this talent called Post Malone. Oh, wow. Yeah, that's why I would have like, hold up. How did you?

So, yeah, tell us, how did you and Post end up linking up and this perfect storm has happened. Yeah, it's crazy because when you're on the run, you don't really know you're on this run of a perfect storm, like you're saying. It's a rugged road.

It's like when you're playing sports, you've got to keep training. Like when you guys were both playing sports, you was training, and the more training you did, the more people say you were lucky, but Ocho, you wasn't lucky? Like, how was you lucky? You was between being prepared for the opportunity

and luck is in the middle, if that makes sense. It's not luck. You're prepared for the opportunity. I call luck being aware. I don't really say people are lucky and say you are aware because if you are prepared for the opportunity, how can you be lucky? So I was prepared for the opportunity at the time and I really, I moved, I didn't move

to L.A. I went for the Grammys. I just wanted to see a Grammy for the first time. It was the most boring show I ever seen ever. I sat down there for all these hours and was like, oh my God, this isn't what it's made out to me. And then during that time, a friend of mine, which is crazy, from the UK,

introduced me to a different friend from the UK that lived in the States, and he bought me to this house in Encino. And at the time, there was gamers there. And even from coming from New York, you might think this is normal today, saying the word gamers. But in 2014, most people didn't know what a gamer was. Right. Like, I didn't see no one in New York making money off of playing video games.

and I went there and his boy was, his name was Minecraft Universe at the time he used to wear a headset and be commentating on Minecraft this guy was 18 I want to say a kid at the time

he was 18 years old with an Austin Martin brand new Austin Martin outside and I was like they're doing something right there was in this big mansion even though if everyone didn't have money they were earning money

in this big mansion and he bought his best friend over there to seek out his career because he was invited from Dallas to go and play video games in his house or to play games and earn money and then he had an agent. And all of this was brand new to me. Can you imagine coming from New York,

the hustle and bustle of New York and then coming into L.A. And seeing guys paying video games and earning big money. I'm like, what the what? And his best friend would happen to be Austin Post, today's Post Malone.

He brought him over with him to seek out his career didn't have no big money or nothing. It was just about living above water. Was it you that recommend he change his name? No. From Austin Post to Post Malone? Austin Post is his actual government name.

Right. He, we're going to laugh at this. He put his name into this thing online called the rap name generator. He put Austin Post in there and it came back and said, Post Malone, he said, hmm, I like that. And because of Carl Malone, I don't know.

Like, at the time, he was just like, oh, this is a good name. He put it into a rap generator, a rap name Generator, a rap name Genera, and that's how he came up with the name Post Malone. We were full of it was cool. But at the time, he would rap in the day and, like, say he's a rapper. But then at night, he would start playing this guitar. And then, like, the ladies used to come around. You know, like, you have the island in the kitchen.

Like, we'd always have little parties, not little parties in L.A. in 2014, they were nice. We'd have parties in the house in Encino, and I would just watch the way people's reaction was to him playing guitar. He was like 18, almost 19, but he was singing to me. And I was like, this guy sounds like he's 38 instead of 18, if that makes sense. And like, I just saw a lot of things that other people might have thought they saw, but not everyone had the business mind frame to take it to where I needed to go to. I kind of like just put my arm around and was like, listen, I'm going to make you the biggest star in the world. And he looked at me crazy. I said it even

crazier than that. But like, I said, I'm going to make you the next biggest white star in the world. And he just looked at me like, there's a black guy from London telling me you're going to make me the biggest here. Black guy from London is going to make the white guy from, yeah. Yeah. What you got for, Mojo? Hey, listen, I was giving me to say, I mean, listen, that story, obviously, the one thing that everyone always sees the finished product. Most of the time, I'm glad that you told the story and understanding

that a lot of people give up because you could have gave up so many times based on that story you just told. But obviously, you were self-motivated. The second part that I notice in the story that you just told is people that you were surrounded by were doing a certain thing, but that's not what you want to do. Most of the time, everybody else falls in that trap and being sheep in doing what every else is doing. But you understood what you want to do. You had a vision. You had an end goal and you had the discipline

is always the key word in anything, especially when it comes to success. Discipline. Knowing you could fail. Knowing it's going to be hard. But if you stick to the plan, which is what you did, and you went and got what you wanted to get.

You went to three different places. From the UK to New York, okay, New York, I see something else. I got to go down in L.A. all of a sudden, post Malone. Correct. I love the story, but also the fact that I like what you just said by Post Malone, but I also, you know, think you could manage me

and make me the biggest black star in the world, you know, to go from sports, to go from podcasting, because I play the guitar and piano too. Stop it. No, I do, so I'm thinking. Yeah, I wish you would. I wish you would, Dray. Yeah, I wish you would.

I can't say it like you, Dre. Stop it. Stop it, though, Chad. Stop it. No, no, no, I'm serious. Hey, Dre. I'm going to see you. I'm going to see you some clips,

and I think me and Post Malone on tour would do numbers. Yeah. Yeah. That's crazy. Drey, you're building one of the fastest growing tequila brands. How do you pronounce it, Don Lardis? Don Lundres, right? Don Lundress.

Yeah, just don't Lundress. Like, it's behind you. You can see it right here. So tell us about it. So, While going on this journey and, like, kind of as short as possible, while going on the same journey, I built so many other brands. I did so many things for so many brands. Like, I told Bud Light at 22 years old that we was, when Post was 21 years old, that we were selling so much more Bud Light to the youth and why they needed to pay attention to what we was doing, what I could see.

I told them that he would be the first person's face. on a bud like can a couple years later he was the first person on the face on a bud like cam there was so many brands like I was the first to chase after crocs I'm part of the reason why so many people are wearing crocs today I can say it just because I lived it and I did it no one was wearing crocs apart from doctors and nurses and then one day post was going on the stage to go do a performance and I was like are you getting dressed like he going to the green room to get And he looked at me like, what?

I'm dressed. I was looking at, I'm like, what? He had a black, the black Adidas tracksuit with a white t-shirt and white crocs on, and I thought he was crazy. The next day, Jodie Gerson, who was the president of Universal Publishing, she called me the next day with her daughter telling me that it was our thoughts that she'd be driving around all day with her daughter, Daisy, looking for crooks. That's when it hit me.

Ding, ding, ding. there was like obviously a picture going viral of him jumping and performing. It was at Govboro, New York. It might have been our first ever Govill Festival. And that's when it hit me like, hold on. He was wearing Crocs.

She didn't know the story of me making, telling him, are you dressed? Then I saw her asking her mom for Crox the next day. Immediately the next week, I was going to Crox and Crox didn't even know who Post Malone was. I was going to Crocs begging them for a deal back. This is how long ago it was.

like, and we got the shittiest royalty deal it was the worst. But you know when I knew that my brain had some form of powers when I was getting caused from New York that there was lines outside Crox's store and no one ever seen lines outside of

a crock store before. There was lines and lines. And then after Crocs, I'm not going to say it did me dirty, I should have been smart enough myself. If I was as smart as I was today, I would have wouldn't got the stock. I would have bought a lot of crock stock.

Crocs then started going to some of our friends and our peers. They started, they went to Justin Bieber. Beba then had a drew, this one, that one. Till like even down to like nine months ago or maybe less than that, they was doing Crocs with Bad Bunny. So I've seen, I opened them up to this whole

other world that they wasn't in, doing giblets, doing this, doing that. And they can't come assume even for this conversation because I know 100%, I was the first to bring crocs into culture, into hip-hop, into culture, making it cool. No one was wearing crocs. So when I started looking at all these type of things, Chad and Shay,

it was like, I'm building all these brands, and I'm doing all these things for all these brands, but what about my own? Doing for myself? Yeah, what about my own? So when the pandemic hit and everyone had to stay home, When it got to that moment when everyone had to stay home, I'm a kind of guy.

Just if you listen to him, story, I can't sit still. I'm not going to sit still. So while everyone was sitting still, that's when there's 20-20. I was like, okay, we've been going around the world. I have now drank this great tequila. I don't drink vodka anymore. This is years since I'm drinking vodka. And I wanted to, like, how do I do this?

So I made a connection with someone while I was also managing Tiger at the time. made a connection with someone on the way to Tiger's house in Palm Springs and he then introduced me to Robert who was a lawyer and Robert knew the family that made Don Julio and then I went and took the most craziest chance during the pandemic I charred a jet and went with him at six in the morning I only knew this guy a week. I don't know a week.

Yeah, I took a chance. Sometimes you got to take a chance. Yeah, it's exactly what child was saying. I'm like a risk take. I took a chance and jumped on a jet with this guy. I only met a couple times or maybe once or twice and hadn't been longer than a week. Just because he said he knew,

today we could have like a salsa, but the salsa of tequila. And I went and it was really true. It was the family who, his great ground, was the first, not the first, but I made tequila. And the guy I was meeting was the first ever to make premium tequila. And I went on this journey. And during the pandemic, like, I went and I was just doing crazy things, man.

Like, people laughed at me for having a house office. Today, it might sound normal having a house office, but no one had a house office. I was building a home and turning it into my office. By the time pandemic came, I had everyone over there because, No one could go and work anymore in the office. So I would have all these kids, all these nerds like that. I loved that. I would have a room full of them, laptops open, everyone working while everyone was doing all that.

I was building this. Shout to Jacob, one of my guys, I didn't know the numbers, but I knew that I needed a 3D printing machine because I had the shape in my mind. If you could see it today, the shit. Oh, like, I fully designed this. No one can take any claim and say I took it from anyone else. Like, I fully designed a ball. We got a 3D machine.

and I started doing the circumference of what I wanted it to look like this was before I even had the liquid I had the bottle in my head because I thought about women and no one makes tequila for women at that time no one I don't know if they do now but no one makes tequila for women so I fought whatever the women like the men lose so why don't it make something where a bottle was intriguing for women intriguing now people are telling me like shout out to Danny

in Miami was telling me just the other day like Do you know how many people go crazy for this bottle? They want to hold it. They want to put flowers in it. They want to put candles in it after. Wow. That was the whole point of making this bottle. So I then went down to Mexico.

Took me a year to do, to get the L.O.I. To do the deal because look how I look. Me and a Mexican talking about doing a deal and doing big business. It's not, it might seem normal now. Right. In 2020, 2020, 2021, it wasn't a normal thing. and I went down there and I convinced him after a year

finally got the LOI then started he put me through the whole rigmaral learning making my own liquid how we have to do this while all this is going on celebs are now catching on there was no celeb tequila when I

started because you know you got you got LeBron with Lobos you got Kevin Hart with Grand Cormino I think one of the gentle girls got 808 the raw guy Teramano I wasn't going to say the name, but yeah, that's probably the one that made me, like,

not to start putting out episodes of me in Mexico a year before everybody else was doing it, so people could start following it. And, like, it really caught on because I started using the leverage of the music business. And I spoke to Michael Rapino from Live Nation, and I told him what I was doing, and he really respected it. and he really thought that I had a lot of, a lot of boars going into the business I was going into, and he said he would support me, and he did.

We started getting into all the live nation venues. We went on tours. I was making sure that everyone had it. And up to this day, it's still the same thing. I just leveraged everything. If I know you and you don't have done laundrage, that means you don't respect me. That means you don't understand what we're about,

because I have the best, smoothest sipping tequila in the world. women can drink this without no chaser. Most people will, you know, meet them and they'll have a tequila or they'll have, like, not most people, because most people don't have a tequila, but every other tequila out there than selling you a cocktail, I'm saying it's best sipped on ice. Oh, wow.

You don't need no margot. Of course, it tastes good with margarita, and it tastes good in a cocktail drink, but you don't need none of that with this. This is so smooth, I can truly say, best served on the rocks. tell a chat where they can find you on social media you'll find me on social media

at D-R-E-L-O-N-D-O-N-A-L-R-N-A-R-L-N-A-R-R-N, mostly on Instagram. I try to keep up to date with so much other stuff, but it's really hard. My head's down, man. I find it hard enough even post it on Instagram every week. Right. It's tough enough. I don't know how you guys do it. I mean, yeah, you have to have a team,

and I keep rebuilding my team and having a team around me that can help me do that, but I really have one of them people where on social media, I want to be able to people to feel it's me. Not generated, like, not just ungenerated caption. Like, you know? Yep. We appreciate you stopping by Dre. Hey, tell my boy, Post.

Hey, he's going to have to come sit down on Club, Shea. Hey, yes. Chad. Appreciate you, man. All the best. Continue success. We'll see you down the road, bro. Thank you for having.

Thank you. Appreciate you, man. Thank you. Dre London. Hey, guys. Aisy Fudd. You may know me as a gold medalist. You may know me as an NCAA national champion and recent most outstanding player. You may even know me as a people's princess. But now, you're also going to know me as your favorite host. Every week on my new podcast, Fud around and

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Presented by Capital One, founding partner of IHeart Women's Sports. I'm Jake Hofer, and this is Back 40, a limited series show on Wire to Hunt, part of Meat Eat Eaters podcast network. Each episode, I'll be asking eight wide-tail hunting pros, a focused, thought-provoking question about hunting and land management. How do I hunt the best part of the farm with less than ideal access? Should you, that's what the real question is. Stand without good access is not a good stand. Listen to Back 40 on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Ocho, the internet is making fun of LeBron's workout.

What do you think of this, Ocho? We'll be at. We'll be at. Okay. Okay. Hey, I have a question. Yeah. The people that are making fun of the workout, maybe the most.

movement, maybe a movement that many probably wouldn't be comfortable doing. But obviously, it's that movement, is that workout, is that consistency that he's done over the years that has him the greatest score of all time? Maybe not the greatest score,

the most points of all time, right? Right. I'm mistaken. Four time, three time, NBA champion. If I'm not mistaken, I can't remember how many, it's three, right? Four. Four. Yeah, four time. Okay, I had a record. Four time champ, four finals, MVP's, four regular season MVP, three-time

All-Star Game MVP. You see, it's funny how people work. They see the end product, right? They see the finished product, but don't understand what it took to get there. But they're asking at it. That's the work you've got to do. Sometimes the work looks funny. Yes, it's funny

when you laugh at it. But that's what it takes. That's the part you don't get to see. And you wonder why it looks the way it does when it's time to play in-season. But I want to know who's laughing. Are you going to the gym? listen the people that the people that are laughing are the ones who don't work out consistently so they really don't you know and that work that works for him maybe that doesn't work for you

for what he's training you know look like he's it's a wide it's a wide grip it's like he's sitting in like almost a sumo stance but he's doing a wide grip like it's a deadlift because look how wide his grip is yeah he's dropping down yeah he's working on he's working on a particular area. I just don't know what area it is. I'm not good, but. Well, anytime, anytime, anytime you do deadlift, it's going to help the glutes. It's going to help your chain muscles, which are your spinal erectors, right, run down your back. So it's going to, it's going to help all those muscles. It's going to get into your glutes. It's going to get into your chain muscles, uh, your core. You got to keep your core

tight because you never want to get into your back. Not with that. That's why a lot of people, a lot of, uh, trainers don't do dead lifts because of if you don't have good for them, you can mess you back up. But clearly, he and Mike Macias has been working together for going on 23, 24 seasons and his work. Nobody has played this long, been this good. So I don't know. If I just saw him sitting on the bed eating chocolate, I was like, damn, that's a new workout right there. Because tell me the last time you saw somebody played that long at that level. Yeah. In any sport. Consistently. You got to go back what, Brady? Yeah. Yeah.

But you're talking about Brady's just on one side of the ball. When LeBrono get to score a bucket and then run to the bench. Yeah. Hey, uh, yeah. And hell, we see you talk about basketball. You know,

I went to work out of the day. Well, you saw who I saw. I saw what you, I saw your favorite player, right? Who that? Brian.

Nah, Ash. As sent unc that picture, man. Hold on. How you, unc how you ain't see that picture? No favorite player. Yes, your favorite Laker, boy.

Yeah, I'm surprised. He said you got the picture. You said to ask your picture? Nah, man, listen, huh? Man, I posted it earlier today, man. Hold on, let me show you. Hold on. I don't be on social media like that, don't you?

Okay, well, we need you to come on back to social media, huh? You see who that is? Uh-uh. Hold on me send the ass real quick. I might have a ass with you. Ask, but you're going to be so excited when you see it, too, huh? We was in the gym.

See, you know, I got that game. I got that game coming up. Sunday, I'm taking this very serious. I'm in the gym two hours with all NBA players. So when I play Sunday in Dallas, I'm going to look like an NBA player. Yeah, this is your favorite, one of your favorite players. It's coming to my favorite players. The iPad?

Okay. Oh, Lord, have mercy? Lord, have mercy. You ought to be ashamed of yourself, Ocho. Hey, man, but I'm on my tippy toes, man, and I'm still short. Oh, yeah. He's seven foot. Hey, boy, hey, um, boy, them boys being there working, boy.

Them boys being working. And they're the young rookie that plays point golf for the paces. He's a rookie last year. He's going to his second year. Got like a mini throw, I'm not sure where you're from. Smooth. Oh, Matherin. Is that,

is that who it is? Benedict Matherin. That might be his name. That might be his name. I have to, I have to see a face. I got to see his face, but hey,

he lefty too. Ah, nah, Mathern ain't lefty. Yeah, she was a, but he, I don't know no lefty on the paces.

Yeah. Lefty on the paces. Not him hard, not Hallie. He was a rookie. He was a rookie. Well, he wasn't on the court, so he ain't get no playing time.

He ain't get no PT then. Yeah, but he and there, obviously Jeff green, a dude from the bucks and the dude from the Knicks. They're so tall, man. I was like, everybody looked the same to me. Once you pass six folks,

everybody looked the same to me. The Lakers to honor Hall of Fame of Pat Riley with a statue on February 22nd. Riley will become the eighth Laker luminary to be honored with a statue in Star Plaza. The others are Kareem Abdul-Jabbar,

Magic Johnson, Kobe Bryant, Elgin Baylor, Jerry West, Shaquille O'Neill. Did I mention Kobe Bryant? I did. And the legendary broadcaster, Chick Hearn. Oh, Joe, we've seen Tom Brady. We've seen Dwayne Wade. And now Pat gets a statue.

Who's the next athlete you want to see honored from any sport? Oh, the next athlete I would like to see honor that actually deserves it. And any sport would probably be, that is a great question, huh? Okay, it gives a great answer. Oh, man. the next athlete that deserves to be honored. Ooh, that's a tough one. Alexander Vetchkin.

OV? I mean, he's still active. Did he pass Wayne Gressky yet in goals? Yes. I think that would be a great statue. That would be a great statue to have to have OV. Probably Sid the kid, Crosby, from Pittsburgh. See, yeah. Because the baseball player.

Because Judge still got years to go. Shoah Tarney got years to go. You know, you know who deserves the statue? Who did it? I don't know. It might not sit well with people, you know. Barry Barnes. Yep.

How did you know that's where I was going? You said it might not sit well. Yeah. I mean, Barry and what he was able to do. I'm sure, I mean. Do we got a statue out in San Francisco? You do? Barry Barnes.

yeah i mean um football wise obviously tom is is well deserving of his is when next year but what about lebron when he retire i mean that's going to be humming dan gerber i don't know if pat roddy going to put one out there and matter of fact you know you know what people and i'm sure the people that be the powers that be that actually see this for everybody that is getting statues. Everyone who is getting statues, can we please go to the same person? Whoever did

Ed Reed's bus? Whoever did Ed Reed's bus? Blair Buxton. I think he's the guy that did my bus. Everybody needs to go to Blair when it comes to statues. I don't care if it's the head. I don't care if it's the foot body. They need to go to him.

Blair Boswell. Blair Buxton? Blair Boswell. Who's the Hall of Fame? I think his name is Blair, because he did. my bus and he did my brothers but he also did ed reeds too what they well him brother blair everybody everybody buzzwell yeah okay yeah yeah he's his his his work is phenomenal his work is oh yeah yeah yeah yeah for sure he he's really good oh cho yeah michael porter junior went on one night with stiny it's tiny right uh podcast and this is

what he had to say. Let's take a listen to what he had to say. Okay. The sports gambling stuff can affect that a lot. A hundred percent. Think about it. There you go. You get mad at these dudes like, like, um, that they do the sports betting, but think about if you could get all your homies rich by telling him, yo, no shit. That $10,000 on my under, you know, this one game, I'm going to act like I got an injury and I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a sit out. I'm going to come out after three minutes. And they all get a little bad because you did it one game. Like, that is so not okay, but some people probably think like that. They come from nothing and all their homies have nothing.

And they're like, bro, if I, if I come out of this game after three minutes and y'all all hit on my under, we're all getting a little bag. Oh, Lord, have mercy. Ocho, he can't go on no more podcast. Hey, I think if you got the right homies, if you got the right homies, you know what they're going to tell you? Nah, bro, don't do that. If you got the right people around you,

they're going to tell you no, don't do that. Bro, this man making $150 million, and he said, if I could get the homies the bag. Even a hypothetical. Go ahead and break them off out of your pocket and keep your 150 and keep your ass out of jail. Hey, even as a hypothetical, that's something that you think to yourself,

but you never say out loud. No, sir. No, no. No, no, you can't, God, oh my goodness. Yeah, I, listen, he's coming from a good place. It's coming from the heart and want to look out for your homeboys. But at the expense of your career and all that took for you to get there? No.

Oh, no, man. Come on. Oh, Joe, do you know how many, hey, you know how many homeboys, we play ball. Now, you know people want to pick a betting, betting, betting football game. Hey, man, I know you know. Yeah. Who you like in this game? Yeah.

Well, I don't do that. Man, come on, Shaw. Man, you, I know you know. Yeah. Because the first thing happened, they get jammed up. Who did giving up, Ocho? Him, Michael Porter, Jr., and the funny thing about it is people are, people to hear him saying this, and the first thing people are saying, oh, he's a real one.

It's the first thing he was like, oh, yeah, he's really, he real. Yeah, yeah, you're right. Okay. Yeah, okay. You're right. I'm with, hey, you know, I'm with you when you're right. I just like, man, you just got to be careful, man. No, no, you can't, you can't do that.

And like I said, bro, they know all of a sudden this man playing two minutes. They bet and they see a pattern. Right. They see a gambling pattern. Bro, it's not like you, LeBron. Bro, you're just arbitrary guy. You're the 13th guy. And you come in for three minutes and you out.

And nobody saw you guy. hurt and you don't come back in and we've seen this happen 15 times yeah why they're betting on why they betting on him somebody bet on luka you won't won't raise an eye somebody bet on kd somebody bet on lebron somebody on somebody like that you're not going to raise an eye you're betting on an arbitrator guy a random yeah why but hey listen um i the the the the the hype hypothetical in itself, you can only make so much doing it anyway. Let's say you do, you do get your homeboys a little bag. The bag is so small it would make no significance anyway.

It's not life-changing money. Why are you risking your career? Even though it was a hypothetical. He said it as a hypothetical. What if I could get my homies a bag? Yeah. Correct. What about your career?

And the thing is, though, Joe. Inevitably, your homeboy's going to want a bigger bag. Oh, yeah. So they got to bet more. Yeah. In order to bet more now. You got to do something again. Come on.

And that how it used to be, the mall getting their hooks in it, you bet one time and they get you. Stuck. Now they got you. You stuck. That's the way the game goes. Yeah. If your homie, if your homies was real ones,

if there was real ones, What real is, is if you even thought about doing that, and if they ask you to do that, then it's your real friend. No way. Correct. What are we talking about? No, I don't get that with Michael Porter, June.

It's like, that hypothetical, you just keep that one to yourself. Yeah. You don't say that out loud because, you know, like I said, the NBA, they're going to have a watch for eye. Look, and I get looked. They have one in a barlaid. you know, you got draft kings and we'd be doing parlayes during football season and all. I get it.

It started with fantasy. I mean, gambling is, you go way, way back. Gambling has always been prevalent in sports. Yes. And then, you know, you had fantasy and, you know, draft teams. And now you got these parlays and you bet, you know, hey, you bet 500 bucks with draft kings. You get 200 bucks instantly. I get it.

And, you know, you could bet a five or a 10 or 15. 20, 30, 30, play parlay, and, you know, bet 20, 30, 40, 50 bucks, $100 and win whatever you can win. So I get it. I get the lure, because we like winning. Mm-hmm. We like winning. We do. But, and I agree with everything you said for him to put his career at risk.

Yeah. Your homeless, they ain't got no, I mean, they ain't got no skin in the game, bro. Now, if you wanted to do something. on your own to put your career at risk. Okay, that's you. But to put that at risk for someone else, Ocho? Okay, let's just say, Ocho, what, they win? 5,000.

They bet the under, they bet enough money, but they went 5,000 with, what, 2,500, 500, 500? That money, they're going to blow that money about a week, huh? That ain't no bag. I don't know. I mean, I don't think anybody think no $2,500 of the bag. You can't bet enough to make the kind of money

that's going to be life-changing to be risking your entire career in the millions of dollars that you are making to go into a game for three minutes and act like you hurt and come out. Yeah. No. I mean, to make life-changing money, you got to bet life-change.

You got to bet like Drake. You got to bet like Floyd Mayweather. You see them gambling slips they be having. Yeah. Bitting $3 million, betting $4 million, $5 million. That's life-changing money. Yeah.

But y'all ain't got that kind of money. mm-hmm so even for them it's not life-changing because they got it they already got life-changing money it's the thrill for them see you're trying to you're like man i'm gonna win i'm gonna win the bag blah blah blah it's the thrill of them it's the excitement for them right drake r you see drake got a 747 or whatever that's 767 he got a big big ass playing yeah yeah florida florida's 95, where he fought in the 96 Olympics. So he probably hadn't flown commercials since 2000. Lloyd got his own playing.

Yeah. And all them watches, all them burking back. So him, he likes to, he likes to like the excitement of it, the thrill of it. But, no, no. Floyd wants to bet on himself, have at it. to probably limit in what you can bet yeah I don't but I've never

it's really never crossed my mind to like to give anybody information right man you go play I will see yeah because I don't know I don't I don't I don't because Ocho you know they see the report they see you in the barbershop

and they see you so you playing this week I don't know who you are we'll see what about such and such well he was at practice you got no chance of playing right use that practice because first thing they say hey just a casual conversation get you linked into something you don't oh jo you don't man you don't know and so you know i i've always tried to stay away from that even even today man you don't play a guy with draft king since i got with draft ping, I pick these parlays. That's it. That's all I got for you. Hey, play my parlay. Mm-hmm. That thing hit now. That thing good now.

You know, give you one and a half times your money. Easy money, too. I'm going to hit about how many parlias we got. So we have, how many we had last year? 25. We had 25. I'm going to hit at least 10 this year. That's my goal to hit 10 or 25. Okay. Okay. I'm hit 10 or 25. I mean 2025. Watch there. All right. Well, when you get that, I mean, I can hold on that $5,900, huh? No, I don't mean that. Okay. I mean, I need to get that. As a matter of fact, that's what I'm going to bet to parlay with. That's what I bet to parlay with, huh?

Got to hit you with that church finger real quick. Go ahead. But yeah, look, I think Michael Porter, he meant well. everybody's not going to take it like that. You have to be really, really careful when you're talking about the potential of influencing a ballgame because that is taboo

in any professional sport. They know of, you say steroids. And that's bad too. Obviously, steroids in some sports are worse than others. But betting on a game that you're a problem, that you're in,

that's, that's, that's bad. quitting, but I think he was trying to, you know, talk about his brother. His brother has had that addiction that, you know, gambling and X, Y, and Z. So I think he was just trying to make the point that his brother was maybe looking out for someone. Maybe that's the point. Like I said, I just, I know the story about his brother. I didn't really listen to the podcast.

I just saw the clip that you guys listened to. So I think that's the point that he was trying to make, the point he was trying to make, like, hey, my brother probably was trying to look out for somebody and, you know, got him situation where he's probably banned for the rest of his life. Hey guys, it's AZ Fudd. You may know me as a gold medalist. You may know me as an NCAA national champion and recent most outstanding player. You may even know me as a people's princess.

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Come on now. Y'all ain't fit to do this man like this. Hey, but listen, listen. And for them, you have the things. think about on the keyboard, right? Look how close the X and the S is on the keyboard. So you can see you can see where it was an honest mistake.

Look at the, look at the ass and look what the X is. Well, hey, do it, be dishonest and get it right. Yeah. Is it out of mistake? You got that man up there. Come on, now, Ocho. Yeah, that is funny. It was an honest mistake, and I'm probably, I'm sure, whoever

it is, they didn't mean to do it. That might be, that that's down WTOC. That's down in my neck of the woods. Yeah. And listen, you know, you know, people. Oh, that's Statesboro. Okay. You don't want to, uh, WTOC, that's out of Savannah. Yeah, you don't want to, you don't want to play with your job like that. No, man. Not with that kind of joke. So you, you understand. They got that man up there, Michael. Ooh, we. That's why you got to be careful with the late, with them last names. Don't you know. Hey. Yeah. Hey, listen, you got to be careful with the keyboard now.

Yeah, yeah. One one mistake. It'd be something completely different. And you know, so you, hey, and they screenshot it too. So that's there forever. Yeah. This you? Nah, that ain't me. You know, you know the fan. So let me ask you a question, Ocho.

The fan's going to run with that. What happens when he plays bad? What's the mean that's going to come up there, Ocho? He throw two picks and they lose a game. What are they going to have a button his name, Ocho? Hold on. It's the away fans, um? The signs they're going to have.

When they, when he throws two interception, what are the Falcons fans going to have? You think they do that? Man, fan is short for what? Fanatic. They like you when you're winning. They like you when you on top. Yeah.

But, you know, even though when it comes to the quarterback, I don't see them doing the quarterback like that. Not at home. Not in the Georgia don't. Wait, Georgia don't, right? Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes-Benz.

Don't. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. No, no. Oh, Twitter. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, on Twitter. Oh, Twitter. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not going to do it. They know that'd be disrespectful to the home team. I'm talking about fans on Twitter. Oh, yeah, you know, they don't care. That ain't got, that ain't got no, no, hey. Yeah, you know they don't care. Oh, Chow, the Colorado Buffs finished their season, nine and four, but going into the season unranked. Do you think they deserve to be ranked? Based on what they did last year, nine and four. You lost your quarterback and you lost the best player in the country. Yeah, probably not. You lost Jimmy Horn Jr. Yeah, probably not. Then they lose West, Wester? Yeah, Jehante.

Yeah, the one that ran the put back for the Ravens, yeah. Yeah, no, no, no, absolutely not. They, listen, they lost some very, very good players. Yes. You're building back from scratch. You're building back. Yes. You're going to be in a situation, oh, Cho, that.

you're going to have to replace what you lost. It's almost like you're going there for the first time. Yeah. Mm-hmm. But look, just go in there and play, right? I mean, I ain't really looked like, oh, they got us finished to win the AFC West, or they got us finish to finish, you know, not make the playoffs. They ain't got no bearing on how I'm going to play.

I don't. It don't at all. you got to and listen I don't think Prime even cares about being ranked understanding that I have to start over from scratch you like you say uncle all the time you got to update your resume

absolutely now you got to update your resume you lost some players you gain some players are those players as good as the ones you lost we don't know we will find out on Saturdays well you ain't got no Travis Hunter no who you brought in you don't have that not that no

Ohcho, check this out. A woman sues a company for assigning no work but paying her fully for 20 years. A woman in France is suing a telecom, is suing telecom giant Orange, claiming she was kept on full salary for 20 years without being assigned any task, which she says left her feeling humiliated and professionally abandoned. And according to her statement, she was paid around $5,000 euros a month for 20 years. That's what the reports are saying, that she's suing telecom giant orange because they paid her a monthly salary for 20 years but gave her no assignment. Wait, now that's the first. Now, that's the first, huh? Now, you see the mentality of someone on the other side of the bridge?

you think someone here in the States that is getting paid $5,000 a month to do absolutely nothing? How much is $5,000 a month? I think that's more than that, Ocho. It is? How about, yeah, I'm curious. Yeah, it's what you owe me?

$5,900. She was getting $5,900 a month. It would complain. Well, listen, whatever it did, whatever her job was at Orange, I thought Orange was a phone company, wasn't it? It's telecom. It is. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, yeah.

I mean, she's really, she's really, really, really wants some work. She loves what she does. She's very, she quit. So after they paid you, after they paid you this salary for 20 years, now you complain. Now at one point in time did you complain say, you know what? You know, I really would like to do a task. I really would like to do something. So do you think?

I mean, if what's being reported is true, Ocho, the time to complain is not after 20 years, it's doing the process. It's doing exactly happening. Maybe does you wait this long on purpose, feeling that if I let it go 20 years, I can actually have a chance to win the case to get even more. I don't, I don't start me to lie because I don't know the laws that govern. I don't think, look, they'll let you. you sue for less in America.

So I just say that, oh, that couldn't happen here. Don't put it past our court system. Right. Also, did you know this? 70% of the people in the world do not use toilet paper. Global hygiene studies show that the majority of the world's population, around 70% does not use toilet paper in their daily routines. Instead, cultural norms, local resources,

and infrastructure lead many communities to rely on alternatives such as waters, bidets, reusable cloths, or natural materials. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know about that, huh? 70%. I'm not sure I'm not in that percentile of those people that do do that. But I use, I use Charmin, huh? I use Charmin to an America.

Let me ask you a question. Are there more people in India or are there more people in the U.S.? Oh, wait. When you start counting the continent of Africa. But you said not in the U.S., right? 70% of the world's population. Oh, okay, okay, okay. I'm not sure what percentage here is a little different.

Now, in other places and the European places and South America, it could be different. So I got to get it because they do everything different than we do, you know, based on and it starts when you're young, huh? It starts when you're young over there. Some people, they use BDES, some, you know, here in the States, people look at you crazy. to by using the goddamn bidet. But it's a way in a part of the culture and the way they do things. Everybody wiped there.

Everybody wiped the rear end different. Everybody handle it different. However you see fit. Yeah. Sometimes, you know, but growing up, you had corn calves. Who? Corn carbs. Like corn on the cob, you mean?

A corn cob. That's why they turned. you as country as a corn cob and an outhouse that was toilet paper oh you call it corn cob no that's what they use you know corn comes on a carb right ocho oh yeah yeah yeah okay okay so you use okay oh that's a oh that's a good okay i like that huh i like that lord have mercy i like that yeah corn call y'all forgive him now y'all know this ocho now you know hey we call it corn on the carb when you were just saying corn carb it was kind of confused me as if you were from you to something else from other than corn on the cob you got yeah we got you oh cho they're back

according to kFC we'll bring back potato wedges and hot and spicy wings in the u.s on august 18th for a limited time only you excited no i don't eat no you need potato we see we call them potato logs they call them potato wedges yeah potato wedges yeah the small no they're thick yeah i don't eat them up And when I come to chicken places, you know, I go to churches. I'm a church's man, man, man. You know, I like, I like the fries. I enjoy the apple pie, barberry soda. I told you, and I get the number two.

I didn't have had the hot and spicy wings, but I have had the potato wedges many, many, many, many years ago. I might stop by and get me one. No, you don't need that. You don't need that. They sell them at what you call them? Not everybody be getting them from the convenience store. What?

The wedges? Yeah, they sell them at a convenience store. They sell wings. They sell pizzas. They sell all kinds of stuff in the convenience store. Yeah, I know that. I know that part, but yeah. You ever been to a Wawa?

No. Hey, Wawa, the real deal. Wawa sell everything, right? Wawa said everything. Coacho, the freezer aisle is getting real interesting. If breast milk ice cream can make it into the grocery store shelves, then what flavors deserves a spot to? Breast milk ice cream.

breast milk ice cream is and you know what I like that I like that I'm not sure if people understand how nasty breast milk breast milk tastes I don't know I'll take your word for it though

yeah yeah it's very thick um very thick and um it had a uh it's been a while it's been a while since I've been a baby so you know yeah I understand but listen it's not about being a baby

I'm just saying but you know I have kids I'm you know what they got to do with you that's the kid that belong to the kid not you it belongs to the kid not you It belonged to the kid, but sometimes me, as an inquiring adult, I would like to know what the child is tasting. So I like to make sure.

Yeah. So, you know, I figured he stopped crying. They might got to he or she stopped crying. So I figured it was pretty good. Yeah. I take it. I take, I take, I just sometimes, you know, you got to take, you know, I only got to put my mouth on it. You just get there and you squeeze.

You know, you squeeze. It's like, you're milk and a cow. They come out. Yeah. And you squeeze it in your mouth. Yeah. Like, yeah. Yeah.

I've done a few times. You put it in your mouth? It's nasty, too, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's it's, is, is, is, is, is beyond me. Man, look here. I guess, I mean, I'm gonna, I'm gonna get a, huh? Try it, though. How much, how much it costs?

I ain't gonna try it. I'm good. I want ice cream. I want Oreo ice cream. Or I want, uh, what's that? that one with Stephen Colbert, Ben and Jerry's, American, American Heritage, American Road, American something. Hmm. No, this is what was Stephen Colbert.

American dream. Ah. America, yeah, that's what I let out. That's what I get right there. If I get, I want Oreo, um, what flavor, what flavor ice cream, ice cream. So, Good look. They'll be coming out. Look, remember they talked about that ketchup, that ketchup smoothie. Oh, come on, man.

Come on. They're doing too much. Yeah. You don't think breast milk ice cream is too much? So that's what you draw the line. You draw the line of the ketchup smoothie. Hey, hey, honey, I'm going to the store. You need something?

Yeah, baby. Let me get a pint of that breast milk ice cream. Chocolate. Hey, you know what? It's so funny too, uncle, when you think about it, the fact that it's outside of, the potatoes. Yeah.

It might have a different taste to it, depending on what they do to it. Now, everybody's breast milk tastes a little different. So clearly, I mean, complaining what they eat. Right, right, right, right. So I'm sure, I'm curious how they agree. I'm not curious. I've never been curious. No?

Some things I'm good with. Okay, okay, okay. Well, I'll let you know how it is. I'll let you know how it is. Because, for one, I'm not going to eat it. I'm not going to eat it. either. So whatever I get from the store, I'm going to heat that up. I'm heat that up. I need my breast milk body temperature. Well, that's not hot. That you supposed to eat. Well, okay, that's

you. You tell the chat. Let me, let me tell you something. Think about this, right? I'm thinking me as a father of 85. I'm the one that had to wake up at three in the morning. I'm the one they have to go make the milk. So, bro, you, boy, you then know what you call it? You were waking up. So let me ask you question. So you waking up at 3 a.m. when you're standing at at uh brown at uh cincinnati stadium the kid was in there with you oh no they weren't here that's when i got got a good i'm talking about the offseason yeah okay yeah that's time for our final segment of the evening is time for q and a oh yeah oh yeah good i can't wait to try that breast milk where i wonder if they got it at public uh eagle fans at ocho you have a response for cam

Madden claim? Cam? What do you say? Yeah, I don't know what Cam said. Yeah, somebody got to tell me. Canber know what you? He said, my question is, could you see Coach Prime making a college football playoff game this upcoming season?

From unranked to making it, anything's possible. Oh. No. No. Damn. No. That's not nice. Let's be realistic.

Okay. I'm sorry. You're right. No. Now, if you tell me if Travis and Travis, it should do it, come back? Okay. I would try to be out. Now, now let's have a, now we can have a real conversation.

Dr. Frank El Bellamy said, hey, fam, have you ever seen that show Amazing Race? Yes. If you're here for good, I think you and Ocho could pull it off. What do you think? Yes, I've seen the amazing race. Hold on. Your hips don't got to be good for us to pull up. We could pull it off right now.

That's the type of stuff we need to be doing. Matter of fact. That's the kind of stuff you and Jordan need to be doing. I don't be cheering you guys on. Yeah, yeah. That's fine. But I think it'd be dope to have you out there, bad hips, bad knees, you know, and watch me carry you.

I mean, it's teamwork. It's teamwork. You want me to be like Mariana Rivera, huh? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got you. No, no, no. Aaron Owen said, prime for prime, who you take it, A.B. or Tyreek? Ooh, that's a good one, boy. That's on you, Ocho. You're the Madden, adjuster.

That's a good one, boy. But A.B. had a six, seven-year stretch going dumb. I mean, dumb, dumb, I love Tyreek and what he brings to the game and what he's going to continue to do for the game. but A.B. Run was, was, was, was different. Yeah, that stretch that he had in Pittsburgh. Oh, my God. 79 Black Panther Malibu.

Have you ever played on a team with against any girls back of y'all's days? And would you have cleaned their clock knowing their girl? Yes, my senior year, we played a team, Tune Central. They had a young lady on the team. She was a kicker, huh? No, she was on defense. Oh, okay, my bad. Yeah, I've never had that opportunity, no.

And you know, Ocho? Yeah. That was the only game all year. I didn't score touchdown. Well, you got locked up by a girl. I think I called like one pass. Damn. Or she locked you up, right?

I guess. And now that I think about it, too, was somebody mentioned the American race on? You know what I want to do? Amazing race. Amazing race, my bad. What did I say? Not Amazing Race.

Okay. I want to do American Ninja Warrior. Okay, go ahead. I mean, I'm waiting. I call Alckbock for you. Okay, okay, okay. I'm ready. I just want to hit the monkey balls and I can do all type of all kind of crazy stuff.

Okay. Yeah. You want to put a call in for you? Yeah, do that for you. Because they had some athletes on there the other day. Real? Yeah. I win that.

I win that easy. I like that. Eagle fan, who are your top five quarterbacks that need to prove that they belong in the league this year, is Burrell one that needs to get into the playoffs this year? Man, if Burrow doesn't get into the playoffs this year, he's still going to be a top five quarterback. Sure. There are five quarterbacks that only, only two can make it. I got one out the AFC, one out the NFC.

but I know five quarterbacks are going to always be in the hunt and be in contentioned every single year. Right. They say the top five quarterbacks that need to prove. So basically he's like, okay, give me the five quarterbacks that need to prove. Because the top five, I mean, Lamar, Josh Allen, they've got to prove they can beat Mahomes when it matters, Ocho. That's what they got to prove.

Joe Burrow has done it. I mean, he's, what, I think he's one in one. They're one and one against each other in the postseason. But those other two, they've got to prove that they can beat my homes when it matters. Josh Allen is 0 and 4. He has a winning record in the regular season, but a losing record come postseason. Lamar, I think Lamar is beating him once in the regular season, but he hasn't beaten him in the postseason. That's what they've got to prove.

You've got to climb that. That's the mountain you've got to get over. That's the hurdle you got to clear. that he's been injured he's got to prove he can do it yeah I think

Roger's going to have to prove Aaron they went got D.K. Metcalf they re-signed a T.J. Watt Cam Hayward is upset but I think they'll get whatever situation however that works out I think they get that resolved

you know they got they got Calvin Austin the third he got to do it because it didn't go like he had hoped in New York got injured the first you know first first year what for three four plays he got injured

last year they missed the playoffs he's got to prove it he's a four-time league MVP and when you get a guy like that the expectations goes through the roof regardless of his age mm-hmm Jay is cow

did you know Roman Raines was a captain on the 06 Georgia Tech football team and was also a teammate with Megatron, aka Calvin Johnson. I did know he played at Georgia Tech, but I did not know he was teammates of Calvin Johnson. No, I ain't know that either. That's dope.

That's dope. Sean McVeigh beat Megatron out for player of the year in the state of Georgia in class. Sean McVeigh. The head coach of the Rams. At what position? He was a quarterback at St. Pine 6th. Okay, okay, okay.

And I think Megatron went to Sandy Creek. Okay. That's dope. Goddance Sean McVeigh. As you look at it up. Oh, that's what I thought you were doing. No way, Jose, one stage the other goes. Who you pick and Gibbs of Montgomery?

that's a good one yeah he went to St. Pye's X didn't he? Maris Maris Maris that's a it's a private school

and what's it called with Sandy Creek right didn't yeah with the Maris no way he'll say one stage the other goes Gibbs or Montgomery Gibbs for me

yeah I like Gives, too. Brother Jemir. Oh, so they got a good one for you. 97. Trade one, wave one, max one. Devante Smith, Pooka, Kuh, Mike Evans. Trade one, what?

Trade one, wave one, max one. Devonte, wait, Mike Evans first to what? Devonte Smith, Pooka, Nacour, Mike Evans, Those are your choices. Trade one, wave one, max one. When you say max, you mean like max pay, like pay? Yes, that's what it mean. All right, Max would be with Mike Evans.

Okay. Trade would be who the other two, Pookin? Devonte. All right, I'm trading. and him trading Devante. Okay. Pooka to Coo is the baby. I'm waving

Puga. He's the baby. He's a baby. Damn. Sorry, Puka. Yeah, he'd be the baby. That concludes this episode of Nightcap. I want to thank you guys for joining us. I'm your favorite on, Shannon Sharp. That's Liberty City's own. Bingo's Ring of Fame Monterre, the Madden

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