Club Shay Shay - Nightcap Hour 2: Unc & Ocho react to the Fan who pushed Lamar is BANNED + Micah Parsons had some words for Dallas

Episode Date: September 9, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to the Buffalo Bills fan being banned indefinitely by the NFL for slapping Deandre Hopkins and Lamar Jackson helmet, Brian Callahan makes a terrible blunder in Sunday’s post game press conference, and Micah Parsons had some words for Dallas and much more! 0:00 - Bills fan banned for hitting DeAndre Hopkins and Lamar Jackson13:27 - Brian Callahan made a very unfortunate blunder yesterday17:20 - Xavien Howard throws some shade at Tua after loss to Colts27:49 - Matt LaFleur called out the fans after their big in in the season opener31:50 - Micah had some fighting words for the Cowboys34:00 - George Kittle to be sidelined for hamstring injury42:35 - Powerball dreams have come to an end43:35 - Q & Ayyyyy (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Club See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's everything you need to understand the why behind what happens on Sunday. Don't miss it. Listen to the Move the Sticks podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Oh, Joe, a fan who hit D. Hop and Lamar on the helmet last night has been indefinitely banned from the bills and NFL stadiums, according to Adam Shepter. After D. Hopps, one-handed touchdown grabs, several Ravens players were celebrating near the front row of the stands and out of the back of the end zone. With the fan struck D. Hopkins helmet and appeared to make contact with Lamar as well. Lamar then shoved him in retaliation. A fan was also ejected, the fan was also ejected by security personnel.

Lamar said, I've seen him slap D. Hop, and then he slapped me, and he was talking. So I just forgot where I was a little bit. I got to, you know, I got to think in those situations. We got security out there, less security handling. I let my emotions get the best of me. Hopefully it won't happen again. I'll learn from that. Yeah, I mean, listen, it is unfortunate.

Put your hands on the man. Listen, I understand what you look. So if that's a Buffalo bill player and they jump up in the stand and they grab you, but you can't reach over the rail and push somebody, must somebody in the head. Absolutely not. So what you, because at the end, because people, I think sometimes people, forget, Ocho. No matter who you are, no matter you play football, basketball, baseball, whatever. At the end of the day, I'm a human being. I'm a human being. You hit me upside

my head. I mean, I'm going to let me like you say, he said it. I forgot where I was for a little bit. Especially in that environment. It's in a hot environment. You know, you don't know where the fan is being intoxicated. Obviously, he's not, she's not trying to harm you, but just still, fans, you've got to keep your hands yourself. If Lamar or D. Hop was playing at home and they were coming back to the bench on their side line, and it was the fan, that touch, you can understand,

it was out of... Yeah, for sure. But he sure, but he had a, I think he had a Bill's jersey on. And he... It was a show. Yeah, for sure. It was the show. So, I mean, do you think that's a little too excessive being banned indefinitely or it's just this season? Yeah, they not, well, I mean, they didn't put no time frame on it. I think the thing is, oh,

They're just trying to set a precedent. You know, in a situation like this, you want to be harsh and swift. So because you don't want, you don't want this to get out of hands. Because a lot of times, you know, you catch a touchdown and you're back to the end of the stadium. And you don't want fans opposing fans, you know, touching the poll, excuse me, home fans touching opposing players. Let's get a grip on that. Now, look, I'm the first. I understand.

And I was, well, Shannon, you that, yes, I was at the Lakers game and I let my emotions get the best of me. But I didn't step on the court and I didn't touch anybody. Was I wrong? Yes, absolutely 1,000%. And if the Lakers, the Jeannie Buzz, Rob Polink, or whomever in charge of the Staples Center or the Crip at the time, said, Mr. Sharp, you're no longer to come in my building. I'm responsible for my actions. I'm not responsible for the consequences that become from my actions. So I'd have said, you know what, hey, I wouldn't have took my black ass back down there

because they had already told me I'm not allowed in the Crip or at the time it was still the staple. They told me I wasn't allowed. That's what they, that's what, if they had told me that, the NBA said, Mr. Sharp, you're not allowed to come back on NBA facilities. Well, hey, all-star games or whatever, I wouldn't win. Because I was wrong. I was wrong. I didn't touch anybody.

I didn't step on the court. But me being who I am, I'm supposed to lower the temperature in the room. I'm not supposed to turn the temperature up. Dylan Brooks is young enough to be my son. What the hell I'm arguing with him for? He's doing his job. So I'd have been dead wrong. So before y'all jump in the chat, I know what you did, wrong.

I'm wrong. And if they had told me the NBA or the Lakers brass and told me I'm not allowed, save me a lot of their money and send me 300, save me $350 for them down season tickets I bought. That's why you need to take me. When you go to events like that, like you need to have me. I told you I'm your enforcer. There's an issue.

So you didn't have to deal. with Dylan Brooks. I would have dealt with him. Bad. I would have dealt with. Nah, he's good man. Hey, he played hard. Hey, listen. That's my homie. He's not, that's my homie. But still, sometimes you got to check him like Nike. You know, that's a dog now, but still. Nah, but uh, but yeah, and I think that's what the NFL won't because,

Ocho, now you're talking about my cheese mooch, you're talking about the, the, the, the, the, despite the highest of testosterone. Oh, yeah. He's lucky. That was, that was, that was a, Look, that was a quarterback. Right. That's right here. One of the big, hey, you hit T. Dog, what if you, what if you hit Trent Williams? Now, he back there celebrating, you hit Trent Williams upside his head.

Yeah, okay. Trit Williams does swung on guys in the league. So what you think he do to a fan? Don't pull you out the stands. Exactly. So that's, that's where you, you, you know, I think that's what Roger Goodell. I think what that's what the NFL brass is trying to, and the Buffalo bills is like, look, we want to try to stop this.

We don't, we don't want to see, because we saw them, they didn't start at that bull, job or throwing something on the field like they've been throwing it to the WNBA games. I don't want to mention what they're tripping. Yeah, yeah. Listen, didn't know what they need to do? You want that to stop? You tell people, you have a memo

go out to the fans. If you see anyone throwing any objects regardless of what it is, on to the feel of play, there's a reward and that individual is banned for life. It may it won't happen again. I bet it.

You have to, you have to, you have have to come down with a sledgehammer when when fans start doing unruly stuff like throwing you know what in the middle of football games like for i mean this is it's pointless what are we doing because you you uh uh i'm trying to think who thought that was a good idea hey so i'm supposed to i'm sitting around the house we drank it with the boy hey yeah yeah man i'm going i'm going to a game yeah yeah man we ought to do something man what you want to do We want to run on the field? Nah, nah, everybody does that.

Yeah. You want to go out there with no shirt on? Nah, man. It ain't cold enough to do that. Let's bring something that we get from a novelty store and throw it on the field. Who sits around and think about bulljab like that? Well, they're just copying what they saw.

That's why the NFL has to crack down on the fan from Buffalo so fast. Because it's a copycat league. If fans see one fan do it, what's the thing they're going to do next week? another fan that's going to try the same thing well you get what you call to me you don't want a malice in the palace you see what happened you touch somebody and the next thing you know

they run up in it you know you throw stuff and you run stuff because I think somebody tried to throw a bottle in hit a D-Hop because it looked like a bottle came came flying I get it, come on fans one thing I can't say

you know Buffalo Bill fans they probably got the best fans in the world Oh, they probably have the best fans in the world, especially when it comes to an opposing player and opposing team, some of the things they do when they band together for a cause, whatever cause that that player might, may have. And they all donate the charities all they want. Man, listen, Bill's fans, they class, they pure class.

Now, this might be one incident, but this one incident isn't going to allow me to forget how much great they've done. yeah yeah yeah yeah no no they're good they good look they celebrate hey i don't know about that jumping off on burning tables and doing all that other stuff oh we got to go do that no we ain't got to do nothing no we don't you can't go right there go right there content me and you i'm telling me you i'm telling me hey jump off the winnebago onto the table oh cho all you got that's what you should do you should hire you somebody to follow you around to get that that's what we're going to do no we're not going to do that i already know i don't i don't i don't i don't i don't i don't

I've been took all the unnecessary risk with my body. Jumping off and getting run into and doing all this other stuff. I'm good now, Ocho. I ain't really trying to have no more surgeries. I'm really not. It's a part of the process, huh? Go ahead. I thought it was a team.

Oh, Ocho. Guess who's going to be a guest on the show on Thursday? Who? Andre Ward? Which is Andre Ward? You're talking about Andre Ward? Like, Andre Ward? You talk about the boxer?

How many of the Andre Ward you know? I'm saying, we're talking about the boxer, right? How many do you know? That for Kovalev? Okay. Okay. In person. Hold, I'm sure.

Are you sure? Are you sure that's a good idea to have them on here? That's a great idea. I can't think of a better idea. Reach that to him personally. You know we got beef, right? No, they got in here. We're good.

We're going to cook it. All right. We're going to cook it. Listen, if we're going to cook the beef, it's going to get well done. Okay. And I hope he's ready. If he's coming on our show, he's ready. He's going to get a mouth full.

And if you get too slick, I can get him a fistful. Well, hey, he watched it. I'm sure he's watching. I reached that to him personally. Oh, Andre Ward, if you watch it, just let me know. I respect you, everything you've done. You know, one of the. greatest boxes and run of the greatest fighters of all time. But at some point, like my

grandma told me, at some point, a cat runs out of lives. And if we ever step in the ring, I hope you got that. Thursday and Friday, we will be live. Ocho and I, night camp will be live. Right. Well, it would be daycap. We're still going to be night camp because we got two shows on Thursday. We got the day cap that's coming all with the, uh, uh, the Bud, the Canelo bud and then we're going to do two hours of that which will be from three to five no for 12 to two on Thursday 12 to 2 on Thursday and then three to five on Friday so Thursday from 12 to two day cap then we come on again after Thursday night football Friday is from three to five so we got we got back to back we got back to back days of day cap and we got one day of nightcap

So, uh, yeah, yeah. Hey, Ken, you're ready, boy. Yeah, hey, oh, you got me feeling good that, boy. You got me feeling good, boy. Hey. All right. Stay feeling good. Hey, so that's two people.

That's two people that's trying to meet their makeup. First, I'm going to beat Debo and Jay. I'm going to beat James Harrison ass. Then, Andre Ward going to get this work. Anybody else out there in the way? world got something to say and want to step up to the plate like king griffy hollette your boy he said uh that you know he was thinking about i saw him and uh roy was talking and say hey the money they throw it around he might get back in there and do an exhibition okay and that exhibition

could be me hey imagine that um ocho versus andre ward i come i come out i come out uh cameras ass Jordan, Jordan McCutman As got the water And the ice for me each round You, you're my corner, you're my coach I got the nightcap robe Nightcap trunks All gold gloves

Gold mouthpiece Come on, champ Come on, Ocho I'm gonna get Freddy Rhodes to train you No, no, I want Bozzy Ennis gonna train me Boz is going to posto training. Because I fight like, I fight like boots.

I fight like Duran Ennis. That's my style. Well, I need you to fight like sneakers and run. From who move? That's what I need. But the only person I ever ran from in life is my grandma. That's it? Well, run for what to call him, uh, uh, uh, Andre Ward.

No, I mean, I ain't, um, man, listen, Andre Ward, light skin, uh, I'm gonna lump him up. They bruise, he bruised easy. He gonna have a black eye after the second round. He proves easy. I'm telling you, my hand, my hands is registered, huh? Interesting. I feel good, right? I feel good.

You should never told me that. Yeah. I should tell me that. So Thursday and Friday, nightcap will be live 12 to 2 Pacific time. So that's what? That's 3 to 5. That's 3 to 5. So 3 to 5 East Coast time on Thursday, 12 to 2 West Coast time.

And then 3 to 5, which. will be six to eight on Friday. So all the guys, people will be stopping by, you know, hey, who know, they don't tell it who you're going to see from boxers, the day and the white, hey, we're going to try, hey, we're going to try to get there, but y'all know how we do it. Oh, y'all know how we do it. It's going to be nice. Hey, when we do something, we go all in.

We go all out. Absolutely. If they box and they come through that building, they're going to, we're going to get them on nightcap. We've been able for five minutes. Mm-hmm. I'm Dan, he's Ty. Hello.

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There's a challenge on the Idlemanter play where they moved out of bounds on the sideline. It looked like a elbow hit in-bounds first. Yeah, you got to get a foot in-bounce too, which we didn't have a clean look at whether his foot was down as well. And elbow doesn't equal two feet. So his foot would have had to come down as well. We didn't have a clean look. So the call from upstairs was that wasn't more challenging. Wait, get it to me again.

there was a catch that was clearly a kiss but the call upstairs said there was no need to challenge it the guy said it looked like an elbow an elbow or a knee equals two feet he said you need an elbow and a foot you don't you don't you get a knee down you get an elbow down that's right feet okay okay yeah you you got to know the rules you got you got you got you're head coach yeah yeah that's a little blundered little mistake little mistake yes yes yes yes but I mean I mean there look I don't know every rule but I need to be pretty I'm pretty sure I'm pretty up to date on the catch rule yeah I'm pretty sure I'm we definitely up to do it because that's actually what we do so we understand exactly what qualifies as a catch except when day is caught that bitch oh excuse me when day is caught it against the Packers now that that when I'm still confused about because what they ruled is that it's the old Calvin Johnson rule. They started this with Calvin Johnson. Lovie Smith challenged this

with the, uh, when the lions played the bears. Yeah. Oh, the Bears game. We had the one hand. He caught it. And he, yes, and he tried to get up. Yeah. So what they said, if you catch a pass and you go down, you must complete the act of catching the football throughout the entirety of the act. So in other words,

what dad needed to do once he went to the turf, he needed to basically stand up with the ball. Now they've changed the rule because you remember, um, The Patriots and the Eagles, the little running back caught the ball out of the back field, and the exact same thing happened, and they gave him a touchdown. But at that point in time, and they had just amended it that year earlier. Right.

But going to the ground, if you go to the ground, if you voluntarily go to the ground, you must maintain possession of the football throughout the entirety of the act. I got it. I got it. That's a, that's a, that's a funny thing about it too long. As a head coach, you understand how many things they have to. worry about especially after a game a gain of that magnitude they asked you right you lost the game you got so many things run into your mind but that's obviously a rule you would know here

probably get to his office and be like wait wait a minute I know the rule how did I miss that but that's the thing that's why you have people up there you have people up there that's telling you okay what's going on that's such a such that's article that's that section blah blah blah blah because like you said I've got to worry about the day to day I got to worry about office defense because I'm hearing everything that's going on. I'm hearing the defensive call. I'm hearing the offensive call. I'm making sure the special team. Okay, coach, and this direction, he's good from 54.

From that direction, he's good from 57. What are we going to do on fourth down? Are we running the fake here? All that. You've got all that. I mean, a head coach got a lot on his plate during the course of a ball game. Yes, sir. And the really good ones handle it.

And you don't even, you don't even know that's an issue. Obviously, Coach Belichick does it as good as anybody from taking safeties to running time off the clock. I mean, look, some of these guys make it look, you don't even think of, you don't think anything about it. But it's a lot going on in the course of a game. But like you said, Brian Callahan, hey, he's a young coach, hey, just a little 40 and slip. Hey. After throwing a pair of interceptions, they're losing a fumble Sunday and a 33, 8 loss to the coach, to a former teammate, and current Indian court court.

cornerback, Zavian Howard threw some shade. We knew the guy. He gets the ball out pretty quick. And once we take away the first read, and I feel like it's panic mode after that, it showed yesterday. We took away the first read, and he was trying to get rid of the ball real quick.

Coach DeFesaville, Latteau offered a similar assessment. You could just tell with those big eyes in him getting flustered. I don't like when players do that. They ain't lie. Yeah, I don't like what players do that. Obviously, you would know, you would know one, you would know him better than other people being that you played there.

Yeah. If there's some flaws in his game, asked him when X was there, maybe those flaws, maybe he, maybe improved, you know, on, on, on, on, on, on say, flaws that you might have witnessed when you played here. Obviously not, he didn't, he didn't play a very good game. He didn't play. He did not?

Electively as a team, they didn't play well. I think they did not. Yeah, they did not. I think for the dolphins, for them to win, Tua has to be the one to raise his level of play. And everyone else will meet him wherever he's at. I think that's how the season's going to go on. And if Tua plays bad, I think the T,

the dolphins are going to play bad. And that's just how the season's going to go, just in general. Look, Ojo, we watch tape. And when defensive guys watch tape, they know here's a guy that wants to get the ball like quick he don't want to take a lot of xx hits so even if we don't hit him even if we don't sack him let's hit him let's get around his feet he got happy feet let's hey let's let's try to crowd his space as much as we possibly can just like a just like receivers he's not the most physical receiver he doesn't like

contact let's get a little hands he with the guy let's put hands on him that's what you that's what you try to do i mean that's what the take tells us that's why we watch all that film we know who's going to work back to double boo. We know who's slow to get in and out of breaks. We know who's trying to guess. Who's trying to clue. Who's trying to play five to seven yards off and clue everything.

And we got to double move them. And we're going to run the go ball. We're going to, first of all, we'll run the go ball from the jump. Because if you don't, they're going to squat on everything. You don't make a damn near impossible to throw anything short. Got to give them something to think about. So. Hey, Un. Yes.

You can see my camera. You can see. Hey, does my, it look yellow, don't it? It does. What Jordan there? And Jordan, what I do to get my, uh, my camera back? You probably need to buy a new house. Who me? I just, I only been there a few months.

No, I don't. I don't know what you did. What did you touch? I don't know what I touched. I'm sitting here touching everything over here. I don't know how to work these cameras, man. Is your overhead light on? Overhead.

Yeah. Yeah. But I don't know what you did. I mean, you started tinkering with something and it turned yellow. I know. My bad, man. My bad. Damn.

What do you think? I'm worried about it. I'm going to be yellow for the day. Yeah. Can you stop tinkering with stuff? Dolphin fans are ready for a change under center. after a dreadful start. They want Shador Sanders

traded to the Dolphins. Should Miami make a new move, Ocho? It's only week one, huh? There's no, it's no time to hit the Pentagon. Bad fans don't care nothing about the week one, week two, week team. Hold on. Hold on. Wait a minute. Now I'm part of the fans.

I'm a true dolphin fan. I don't think people understand. Those are you in the chat, when I say, we, I'm from Miami, born and raised, Jackson Memorial Hospital, So, 1968, I was born at 308 a.m. My mama name is Paula Hurricane Johnson, okay? I went to the Dolphins game at the Orange Bowl.

There was no Joe Robbie. There wasn't no Hard Rock Stadium. I was in the Orange Bowl in Overtown. Oh, damn they're right, you know, right in Overtown, watching them play. So I've been a fan for a long time, and it hurts me that I've never been able to see us have a successful, successful season, have a great quarterback outside of Damarino. We've been looking for that position for a very long time. I thought too it was the answer. I still think too it was the answer. It's too soon to hit the panic button. Everybody can't be

this superstar tier one quarterback like Mahomes and Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen. Everybody can't get that. But what we can have, we can have an adequate quarterback that can facilitate the ball, do us asking him offensively, not turn it over, and we can win games. And we've shown we can do that. That's it. Y'all will have to improve in a lot of areas, because

y'all gave up 30. Y'all, you do realize that nobody had scored on seven straight possessions since 1978. Yeah, that's bad. Daniel Jones did that. Can I tell you, can I say something real quick? Yeah, sure. You know the

dolphins are rebuilding. You notice they 10, the roster apart, getting, getting most of the older players out. You do, you don't, you don't notice how they, how they're wiggling everybody out there. Two or not old. Tyreek is only 30. Jalen Waddle. No, I'm, I'm saying, you have, see, you got, you got to see it. They rebuild it because they spent all this money to try to go after it. That's why they wouldn't got Jailen Ramsey. That's why they wouldn't got Tyree. That's why they paid Waddle. That's why they paid Tyreek. That's why they, that's why they, they, you know, you know, yeah. Yes, absolutely.

They go get a Bradley Chubb and they go, yes, they're gone for it. And now they're like, hold on, we throw it, we, we, we, we're throwing money off the Titanic. We ain't going to never see this. Yeah. Yeah. And that, that's what they're doing. That's what they're doing, they're scrapping it. I was one of the few, I saw the Dolphin's 1972 perfect season.

I was there. I was in the stands at the Orange Bowl. Well, considering you weren't born yet, I don't know how that happened, but okay. I was born in 68 I was there I was four years old might have been five birth certificate could say 77 but we'll go along with that

we'll go along with that I'm hurt I'm hurt though as a dolphin fan along it's been a long time man it's been a long time very long time but hey you remember when Tyreek said that that tour is just as good as on my homes

yeah oh Oh, here you go. Why are you bringing up old stuff? Listen, all these, sometimes, sometimes, right? Sometimes, just a small example. Two was good, but sometimes you have to give your quarterback positive reinforcement. You're going to say something, but you would literally say, you would literally, after the guy that's done one, two, that's one, two MVP's. Right.

And you would literally, you would literally say, tour is better than Mahomes you would literally the guys had a 5,000 yard season a 50 touchdown season he didn't really say better he didn't really mean it he didn't mean it that way sometimes I don't know how I don't know what he said I don't know what he meant I know what he said got to understand sometimes as black folk we exaggerate what we mean to make the person we're talk about feel a little better he didn't mean it literally you do realize how that makes him look yeah okay yeah I understand I understand.

Okay. I understand. Go ahead. What do you want to say? I'm going to say it's 1 o'clock already. My flight is 6 o'clock. I'm flying to Vegas. And I just landed this morning from our Chicago.

Matt Lafleur called out the fans. What are you going to say? He just landed this morning. Yeah, I left Chicago at 5 o'clock. Okay. I'm excited. You're the one that you don't have to be here till Wednesday. You're the one that chose to come out early.

Oh, I'm flying out early because I'm trying to get the Gris Cafe. I'm trying to get the Soul Food Cafe. I'm trying to go to the casino and play blackjack. You know, they give me a money line at the casino. You mean a credit line? Credit line. My bad, I'm talking about money line. I'm thinking about me gambling yesterday at the sports.

book. Okay. They give me a credit line of a million. So this is how I'm going to pay your money. I guarantee you when we do the next show, I guarantee you how you're money, because tomorrow when I hit that casino in Vegas, yeah, they ain't going to owe me nothing, boy. They ain't going to owe nothing. I'm going to pay you. I'm a double what I owe you. I'm going to double what I owe you. I'm going to double what you owe me. No, you're not going to double what you owe me. Because you're going to pay me before you get anymore. You mean to pay me, you're going to pay me double what you owe me, but you're not going to double what. No. That's what I mean. I say I'm going to double it.

I'm a double what I owe you. So I'm going to give you 12,000 instead of 5,900. Okay. Like, that's love. I just, you know what right now, I owe you, I just settle for the 5,900. I don't want to stress you out too much. I just, yeah, let's just, I take baby steps.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. You want to crawl before you walk? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We're selling that tomorrow. Me, hey, do me a favor. Me at the casino. Oh, Lord. be in the back i'd be in the back with the high rollers they're directly to where i'm at oh okay yeah

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Presented by Capital One, founding partner of IHeart Women's Sports. Matt LaFleur called out of fans after a big win in season open. Ocho, take a listen to what Matt LaFleur had to say about Packer fans. Uh-oh. The fans that showed up brought great energy and the fans that sold their tickets to all those Lions fans, got to be better. Oh, okay, okay, okay. And he knows that. You know how you know

how he knows that on? Because the stadium sold out. Not only the stadium sold out, based on where the Lions fans are sitting, he knows it was Packer fans that sold them those tickets. Yes. You know them? You know how I know? Because I did that one year. I did that one year. I bought

tickets from Packers fans to put Bengals in the seat so I can Lambo leap to them. And I You ain't have a three. I know. But the shit was expensive, what? I know.

But you only had three fans, though. Listen, don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. And you know what's so funny? It's that game, I pulled it off. I pulled it off. I came up with this whole miraculous plan to find a way to get Packers fans that sat in it.

Let me guess. You didn't score. I scored that game. So everything worked, they worked out perfectly. And I jumped to the Bengals fans. It was dope. It was a great, great, great moment, great morning. One of my better celebrations, huh?

What year you y'all played the Packers? I don't remember what year that was. The chat would know better than me. The chat is really good. Hey, chat, the celebration where when I played a Lambo and I jumped to the Bengal fans on purpose, what year was that? And I think C. Wood was there, too. I think C. Wood was there. Oh, oh, four o'clock.

this, oh, four o'clock on Sunday. What happened? What happened? No, that's week four. Oh, I was going to say, Dallas Packers. Yeah, that's big four. Michael Parsons had some fighting words for the Cowboys. Let's take a listen to what Micah had to say. This last six months was super draining,

super toxic for everyone. It's something that, you know, I don't think no players should have to go through. I think players' fate should be decided earlier. I think the fact I was traded a week before the season. It was really outrageous and rough. It's something where I could have been with these guys getting better and better. And we could have had probably even more dominant start, you know,

if that was the decision we were going to make. So I'm just happy that's behind. These guys embrace me. They believe in my talents. They believe in me. And I'm just going to give these guys everything I have because I know what's at stake. I know what they gave up for me to be here.

And I'm going to do what it takes for us to win. I like it. Take them shots, boy. Because they took shots at you. Take them shots and give them what they're looking for. You know? And as much as I love Michael Parsons, as much as I love that. And I want the Cowboys to lose that game week four simply for the decision-making of Jerry Jones.

That's it. That's it. That's it. It's gotten to that point. That's why I want to see them. lose because of their ego tistical owner yeah and we're gonna bring it to you we'll we'll make we make sure we're gonna make sure um he'll be pumped up yeah um hopefully he don't hyperventilate he because he going to want to get a sack so bad yeah he'll be wanting to get

that ball out uh hit dagg in his bag strip sack he wants he he wants to make and he wants to make an he wants to make impact plays, especially that game, Mocho. Especially that game. So you're probably going to want to probably throw a couple screens his way, you know, run a jet sweep his way, run a reverse his way, catch him out of position. But it's going to be a very, very, very good game. George Kittle is reportedly expected to be sidelined multiple weeks after suffering a hamstring injury during Sunday's win over the Seahawks.

Hamstring issues could cost him two games last season. Ian Rappaport, Kieler will likely be sidelined between three and five weeks. Brandon Ayuk remains out as well, still recovering from last season's ACL surgery. Joanne Jennings left Sunday's game dealing with a shoulder injury. More importantly, Brock Purdy status for week two is up in the air after he suffered, left shoulder and toe injuries. well they're the walking wounded hey more than that the season just started out we in week one

we're in week one your quarterback hurt my boy juan jenny's hurt ayyuk ain't been back yet George kiddo hamstring injury again it all comes down to what do they say

nutrition now some injuries are not or some injuries are going to happen you know you're going to get hurt but again some of the soft tissue stuff. Brock Purdy, I think he has a toe unc. He has a toe in the shoulder.

Yep. I'm like, these are all areas where I could help. But again, no, don't listen to me. Everybody knows best. Let's bring in these nutritionists that charge you

three, four, five hundred thousand a year, you know, to give you these, man, don't get me started. But it is what it is. Hey, I'm wishing everyone a speedy recovery because if they don't play, if Brock Purdy's not able to play, man, who the hell is the backup?

They signed, who did it? Oh, Mac Jones. That's right. Mac Jones is the backup. Okay, Mac Jones is cool. Mac don't get, Macs. The hell is who going to throw the ball to? Yeah, Ricky Purcell?

Ricky Perciel? Hey, boy, he's emerged and shown that he can be number one. Not just where the number. He's shown that he can be the number one. so I'm I'm kind of okay and with that situation Christian McCaffrey is healthy he's playing

let's hope he can stay healthy yeah you can stay healthy and they'll be all right well it's going to they don't really have a choice you know I look obviously you like to have your starting quarterback but Mac Jones does have some confidence

he's been starting in this league he's gone to a pro bowl they I think they sign Kendrick Bourne yes today today yeah Yeah, he signed him to date.

So there, it seems like they're proceeding as if they're not going to have a couple of these guys, Ocho. That's what it looks like to me. I don't know if they got anybody on the practice squad receivers that they like and probably could call up. Obviously, there's not a, you know, it just so happened to thank Kendrick Bourne. Oh, he was the last cut at the, at the Patriots. Oh, yeah, yeah. I'm thinking, Kendrick, I'm thinking of KJ, my bad. You're thinking about KJ. Arsborn? Yeah, yeah, I'm tripping.

I think, wasn't he in Washington? Yeah, commanders, yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, look, it's very unfortunate to get ravaged by injuries after the first game. This is the game that we played and they currently play in the NFL. It's a very brutal game. There are no winners. They're only survivors.

And you just try to survive and come out there. you're going to be beat up if you play you're going to be beat up i don't care if you just play special teams you're going to be having a lot of collisions yes and so just imagine if you play offense or you play defense you can just imagine so uh with that being said um you just hope the 49ers are able to to weather this this injury storm that they seem to be going through currently and uh it's going to it'll be uh man kiddle was

he was about to go off too and hamstring just but he's he's had to he's had to deal he's had to deal with some some injuries before yeah yeah yeah I mean he's had hamstring he's had a guy talking about

49 if you need to reach out to Amari Cooper hell if his if his heart wasn't ended in Vegas it ain't what makes you think it's going to be in San Francisco. And, you know, Ocho, you know once you start retiring, you already don't told yourself, if you mind, would you go ahead and quit?

And you're only retiring because the situation they put you in, you coming in thinking you're going to be that guy, despite age, understanding, but knowing that, oh, you think I'm going to come in and we're doing cardio? Oh, absolutely not. I'm cool. I hang it up.

Ocho, what guy you know that's coming off the street going to be the number one? I mean, you know what I mean, huh? But I'm just saying. But we talked about Amari Cooper. We talked about one of the better players to ever pay. And he didn't get signed until three days before the season. So what happened to her free agency?

The guy we're talking about, Amari Cooper. Why didn't you understand why he retired? That's what I'm saying. I'm not wasting my time. You're bringing me in here. I'm thinking I'm coming in for one thing. And then once I get there, it ain't what it is. You know what?

I'm going to get the two fingers and spread them. I'm going to get the two fingers and spread him. I'm out. Okay, but let me ask you this. Why didn't somebody sign him doing free agency? Why didn't someone sign him and doing OTA? Huh? Age, age.

How old is Amari Cooper? Is he 30? Yes, huh? What you mean? It might be 31, tops. He's 31. Yeah, what do they do to us? What do they do to us once we hit our 30s?

Where do they do to us? Oh, Joe. They work you out. I mean, D. Hopkins, D.Hop didn't have, D. Howl is D. Hopp? He got a job as soon as the season, soon as free agency started. He got a job at 33. We all aren't, we all aren't created equal. No. So I don't know what Mark Cooper thought. I mean, there's a reason why nobody signed him. you do realize that right right even if he's playing on a he looked like he was going to be playing on the league minimum with an opportunity to earn incentives so that was kind of going to

be the contract that he was going to get regardless right and no there were no takers doing the free agency period there was no takers doing oTAs there was no takers doing training camp only before right before the season did you find a taker that doesn't tell you anything a little bit A little bit. A little bit. I'm kind of mad. It said give me a little bit. I'm mad at my camera yellow, man.

Yeah. Look, I just think the thing is like, look. I mean, and the knock is all. What did you do? No, go back, turn the lights off. It's good now. It is? Yeah.

Hey. You turn the lights on. You turn some yellow lights on. There's not, we're back to just flip back. Why is it doing that? Oh. You know what it is? Jordan, know what it is?

Oh. Why would it turn yellow when I sit down? You say, say, I think it's the shirt that you put on. For real? Yeah. Now, walk away in company, see? You see? Ocho, you're good.

You see it? Oh. Oh. Okay, okay. What, what, okay, why does it do that? Because you have those kind of bulljab lights in your house. Okay, we good, we good, be good, we good. Ocho, the billion-dollar powerball dream, our billion-dollar powerball dream is over.

The winning tickets for $1.8 billion jackpot was sold in Missouri and Texas. Damn. You know what, Uncle, it wasn't in God's plans. No. That's not what he wanted for us. No, he didn't want that for us this time. I'm not sad. You know why I'm not sad

because I'm thankful for what he does. Bless me. Oh, yeah. He woke me up this morning, so that's better than a billion dollars to me. He did.

He did. He did. And my cup runneth over. Absolutely. He continues to bless me in ways unimaginable that I never would have thought of. And he continues to do so.

But for that, I'm grateful. If he wanted me to have a billion dollars, he'll make a wait all right guys we're going to get you out of this when this is our final segment of the evening is time for Q and A K.

and A my shirt thank you for me here for Tommy hello Kimbr-N-N-Wil Jr. say, oh, I think the Vikings will be just fine with J.J. McCarthy but they should have never let cousins go to Atlanta

when he wanted to stay in Minnesota. No, they just realized they were only going to go so far with cousins. Yeah, and you had plenty of time to prove it. Yes. Take it time to prove it. Yes. And they weren't willing to pay what Atlanta paid.

Think about it. Atlanta paid the man $150 million and gave him $100 million guaranteed. Kirk bought that money too now. Oh, Kirk did make the boatload of money now. He bought that money. I mean, you think about his last. six years he's had fully guaranteed contracts he played two years on the franchise tag so last

six or seven years he's only had guaranteed money yeah he's so first cousin's first cousin's good he good lany ray said i predicted the viking's first touchdown would be j j to jj skull lany congratulations we know how you bleed purple and gold you guys won that it didn't look it didn't look promising for three quarters but it's not how you start it's how you finish And you guys finished strong. Where are you being, Lainty Ray? As a matter of fact, where have you been? Sub 05X, stop hating on Caleb.

Ben Johnson got out coached by Flores. Flores adapted to Ben, didn't. Flores has gotten more guys' experience in the system than Ben. Tell me how many quarterbacks do well against Flores' constant third and longs. Again, this loss is on Ben, creativity in the run, guys. Flores was able to eat. Well, it doesn't look like they were doing anything on first and second down either because when Caleb tried to drop back the path, they would unleash the hounds on him.

At some point in time, the quarterback's going to have to let his back foot hit and he can be able to throw the ball. He can't always have it to throw on the move. Mm-mm. And I wasn't, nobody was heading on Caleb. We just said, hey, he needs time to throw the football. And we thought spending $94 million with 55 million, you know, be going this year on three offensive linemen,

that they upgraded the position that there was most ineffective last year. So I really want to see what my quarterback can do when he doesn't have to run for his life every time he catches the ball and just take off running. And tonight was basically a microcosm of what it was last year. The offense didn't look at it. Look, yeah, he made some good throws, but him running for his life was a lot like what happened last year.

He was sacked the third most time since the Super Bowl era. He got sacked 68 times, oh, Joe? Yeah, 62, 62. What, 62? Or is it 68? I don't know, but he got to sack the third most time in NFL history since the merger. Anything over 50 is a lot. Let's just put it like that.

Hell, yeah. Hell, anything over 40s a lot. He got sacked 68 times because the record, I think. is David Carr is 76, right? He was in Houston. Yeah, his rookie year. I remember that. I remember that.

And then I think rounder was next. But a lot of times, mobile quarterbacks will have a high sack rate because they run themselves into a lot of sacks. They run out of things on the front side, only to run into the arms or somebody on the backside. Back side, yeah. So you look at a lot of the mobile quarterback.

Go back and study. Look at a lot of the mobile quarterbacks and see what the sack told. Look at Mike Vic, got sacked a lot, Justin Fields, sacked a lot, Caleb Williams, sacked a lot. Steve Young got sacked a lot until he learned how to be a pocket passer. Randall Cunningham. Look at the guy that are mobile quarterback

that you think, what damn, how are you getting sacks so much? And then go look at a guy like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. Yeah. Frank Sinatra, refs took the game with those phantom pass interference calls. No. No, I don't know about Phantom. It's hard to be a DB.

It's hard to be a DB. Harry. And they- Go ahead, don't you. I'm going to say some of them, some of those situations, like with Aaron Jones, you can help yourself

by looking back for the ball. Well, first of all, I'm not thinking for running back going to run a go route on me. I'm thinking I'm running back, he's going to run an out route or he's going to run a Texas. He's going to try to cross my face.

Now, he keep to it. He keeps it up. the scene. Right. Because I'm playing fat foot until I'm playing. I'm a break on the out. I'm not going to let it cross my face because if you try to cross my face, I'm a collisioning. Yeah. I'm flat footed. He keep going. I'm dead.

Right. On that on that pass interference that put the Vikings all the way down by the go line, if it looks like for that ball, it's going the other way. Interception. A lot of times they panic. Yeah. Absolutely. Oh, yeah. Well, the thing is, I mean, I think

Damarino would go a whole season and get sacked nine times. I mean, you couldn't sack Danny. You could sack Danny. You're like, well, I got one. I mean, yeah, he would go season with single-digit sacks. Yeah, but Big Richmond Webb on that blind side.

Yeah, Webby came out together. Webby came out from Texas, and him. Uh, Kenner, huh? He came out 90. Yeah, he's in my draft. Uh, Kenneth Donnell as a Packers fan, I love tonight's game. Bears lose the home opener while celebrating 85 champs.

I hope the Bears fans get home safe. Hashtag bear down. Yeah, you can't lose that game. I mean, I hated like when we have the alumni come back, oh, you can't lose that. No, absolutely not. A wincy looks like sightseeing tour to me. Zero wins, but they have multiple trips to the local museum.

No chance. Ray Holman Was there a Mason Graham or an Abdul Carter siding all this weekend? That's one week. Give them some time. Hey, they got all, you know, hey. Week one, Jesus Christ.

Bag on head. I'm a longtime Dolphins fans living in Miami. How do you think that feels? Y'all should be sending me superchats to pay my psychiatry bill. Jamie J. Breezy Williams. Hey, guys. Excuse me. So many, so many injuries, week one. Now that week one is over, which injury do you guys think was the biggest loss to a team this week?

Well, hell, whoever lost their quarterback? Yeah. He's the most important guy. So if pertly don't play, that would be the biggest, that'll be the biggest loss. Yeah. Colidoscope 1 says, where Ocho get those chains from and the general public afford. And can the general public afford them? Yep.

But these? Yep. Oh, nah, but these, these come from Elante. No, them come from them all. Shit, shit. I wish they did. Gary A. said after Burrow, the number one overall QBs have been trash. So who's been number one?

Caleb Williams, Bryce Young, Cam Ward Who else was number one after those guys Oh, Joe? Wait, see they strap? See, Jay was number two with Bryce Young. Bryce Young was one.

That's right. Yeah, he was one. Trevor Lawrence. Oh, yeah. T. Lawn, T.L. So that's it. Because Trevor Lawrence was after Joe Burrow, right? Yeah.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The guy from Jacksonville. Trayvon Walker. Yeah. D.N. Yep. Brandon Homo, Uncle Ocho, I just want to say that

after we won the NFL. The highest paid quarterback, Dak Prescott, has more tackles than TDs. Well, y'all be killing that. Y'all still on deck. Cortez Scott said Ocho, production and skill set only.

Which current Hall of Famer is your career comparable to? Now, who? Production and skill and skill set? Yeah. It's a production and skill set only. Which current Hall of Famer is your production comparable to? Is your career comparable to?

Yeah, that's a great question. I'm not sure because I haven't really dug into the numbers and stuff like that. So it's hard for me to really answer that question being that I haven't done my homework in that area. I'm sorry. I haven't. Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy said, just checking in on you guys. How are y'all doing? Love y'all.

Doc, we're doing good. Life is good. Life is good. But any day that I wake up, no matter everything that transpired, it's a great day to be alive. It is a great day. It is an awesome day to be alive. God is good. God is good.

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We don't just love college football. tie. We live it. I'm Simone Boyce, host of the Brightside podcast, and on this week's episode, I'm talking to Olympian, World Cup champion, and podcast host Ashlyn Harris. My worth is not wrapped up in how many things I've won, because what I came to realize is I valued winning so much that once it was over, I got the blues, and I was like, this is it. For me, it's the pursuit of greatness. It's the journey. It's the people. It's the people. It's the failures, it's the heartache.

Listen to The Bright Side on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Marcus Grant. And I'm Michael Florio, and together we host the NFL Fantasy Football Podcast. Ready to dominate your fantasy league this season? Then you need the NFL Fantasy Football Podcast, your ultimate source for player news,

draft tips, and winning strategies. Whether you're a rookie manager or a fantasy vet, we've got the insight to help you crush your opponents. Listen to the NFL Fantasy Football Podcast on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Tune in to All the Smoke Podcast, where Matt and Stacks sit down with former first lady, Michelle Obama.

Folks find it hard to hate up close. And when you get to know people, and you're sitting in their kitchen tables, and they're talking like we're talking. You know, you hear our story, how we grew up, how Barack grew up, and you get a chance for people to unpack and get beyond race. All the Smoke featuring Michelle Obama.

To hear this podcast and more, open your free IHeartRadio app, search all the smoke and listen now. Hey, everybody, Daniel Jeremiah here. And I'm Bucky Brooks. On Move the Six, we take you inside the game from breaking down college prospects and NFL rookies to evaluating team building philosophies, coaching trends,

and how front offices construct winning rosters. We study the tape, talk to decision makers, and give you a perspective you won't find anywhere else. It's everything you need to understand the why behind what happens on Sunday. Don't miss it. Listen to the Move the Sticks podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.