Nightcap - Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Vikings QB Drama + CJ Stroud's New Haircut Has Deebo Worried

Episode Date: May 29, 2026

NFL Legends James "Deebo" Harrison and Joe Haden react to JJ McCarthy's awkward comments about Kyler Murray, CJ Stroud's comments on his new haircut, the Enhanced Games, and much more! Download the PrizePicks app today and use code DEEBOJOE to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/DEEBOJOE Timeline:00:00 - CJ Stroud's new haircut06:30 - Vikings QB drama18:03 - Enhanced Games reaction25:13 - Super Chats (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Club #NightcapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I mean, I was told that people thought I was, like, depressed or like that I was like. Oh, God. I wasn't. I was doing okay. But I've been thinking about cutting my hair for a long time. And I was actually going to do it much prior, but I just didn't know how my helmet was going to fit. So nothing really too serious. I mean, I'm kind of used to this haircut.

It's how I grew up. The dreads were kind of a new thing. So, but I hate everything in my life. It's so public. And people just have narratives, but it's the life I've chosen to live. So it's all good. But, yeah, I like my haircut. Yeah, CJ, me too.

What you got to say, Debo? I don't know. Play that again, I want to point out something. Play it again, one more time. I honestly didn't see the reactions. I mean, I was told that people thought I was, like, depressed or, like, that I was, like, I wasn't. I was doing okay. But I've been thinking about cutting my hair for a long time.

Stop it. What do you say, Joe? He was doing okay. I was doing okay. Come on, bro. what that mean. How you doing, Joe? I'm doing okay. I fucked up. I just ain't telling me. I just ain't telling you, right? I say, Joe, you say, you say, Debo, how are you doing?

I'm doing good, bro. Bless it. Hey, I'm doing okay. Nope. That's man language for, I ain't doing too good, but I'm doing good enough. It's something there, but I ain't, it ain't, it ain't enough for me to say nothing about it. I'm just saying, I mean, I know. I know. I know. I understand like, you know, the concept of, you know, women cutting their hair, you know, and all that. That's, you know, it's more geared towards, you know, the belief that, you know, when a woman cuts her hair, like, it's some, you know, some man problems going. There's something going on. She having some issues or whatever, da, da, da.

I don't really believe that for a guy. But he said those words, okay. That's, hey, bro, how you doing? Oh, I'm doing okay. Yeah. You know, you know that's the lie, bro. No, man. How you really doing, bro?

Come on. Talk to me. Okay? Okay? No, I was doing okay. I don't know. I'm just, you know. I know there you know your worst person, all that. I just want to make sure you do it. My man, CJ is doing great.

He said okay. I saw him. I saw him. I talked to him. I hollied at him. This offseason. You know what I'm saying? It's on two times. Definitely holl at him talk to him because he already told me I was feeling about a couple of things that we said on the show about him. You know what I'm saying? Hit me up offline. Well, tell him, come on. always be talking conversation. He was a thousand percent come on.

He was a thousand percent come on. Yes, sir. I would say, honestly, with this one, I think it's people always, like he said, judging into stuff, when you say, like you said, okay, he wasn't doing the best, he didn't have the best season. So he's not going to be like, yeah, I was doing great.

Like, you know what I'm saying? He was doing okay? You know what I'm saying? Like, football wasn't going the way that he exactly won it. Hey, hey, hey, let's go. No. It don't. Joe, I don't care if I go out there and get,

and get ran over three times and score it on four. I'm still doing great. I hear you, Debo, but I was just saying it's my boy, and I don't want to... No, I'm lying to you. I'm going to tell them right then, man. I'm fucked up. You're going to get... Maybe, come on, Debo. You coming on... Yes, you coming out of the blue tent. You're fucked up. You got out here if you're lying. You know what I'm saying?

I ain't even going to lie to you, man. I don't even bet. Y'all, y'all get the license plate on that damn truck or what? Yes. But for real, my man, CJ, Honestly. Bro, he looked, yeah, he looked totally different. He looked good. He cut his hair. It's a new look.

And especially when he's talking about the helmet, when you were younger, I was younger. My dad kept me with the low hair cut. My mom and dad would never let me grow my hair. I couldn't grow my hair until I got out of their house. So when I got to the league, grew my hair a little bit.

So then I ended up cutting it because I was like, yeah, it's smooth. But once you get older, it's more like, you know what I'm saying, a nice fade, you know what I'm saying, chilling, like on your grown man. So it's just each his own. You can have,

dreds, you can do all that, whatever you want. You know what I'm saying? I know some dudes like my Devonthe Adams, long hair, grown man still does what, like still carries itself very well, Larry Fitzgerald, you know what I'm saying, long dreds, wouldn't challenge mature, grown man, but dude, you can switch your look up and you want

and just chop your hair off and do what you want, you know what I'm saying? So I think I was, what's up? I'd cut mine off. Sometimes it gets to a point you're, you know, your hair not, and then that can't grow back. No, no, I didn't care. Listen, Joe, I ain't know my hair. I ain't know my top was getting light

until I was like 31, 31, something like that. And I let it grow back. And I'm like, man, I'm feeling some air up here. It's getting laid up top. I'm like, damn, that. So you know what I did? I had to go. You went.

I had to put that Beijing in that thing. Darkened that top. I had to darken that top. I had to darken that top. You were darking that top. I was sound bad, Joe. I only did it a couple times, though. I let it go, though.

You can't have too much, Beijing, because that thing get the sweat dripping down. You can't be outside. You can't get hot. No, I ain't, I ain't leave it in there. I ain't leave it in there like that and, you know, trying to go to practice and have it dripping down your side. You had to call those boozer when he was playing with the bowls.

Boy, that joint had the map blacking. Inside of the helmet, be black with them boys was doing. You know, somebody got to Beijing coming down your forehead. Yes. You know it's... Yeah, like that boy... That boy sweating down the side. Galen Brown, man.

You see, he left a print on the man jersey on the other doing slid the Beijing off of him. Somebody looking... Yep. So you got to be careful with that, Jean. You got to be careful. Yeah, yeah, so... I did mind out of, like,

just not having to have somebody cut my hair because, you know, if I ain't got to have nobody cut my hair, I can say that money, you know what I'm saying? Because I ain't have it, Joe. I still ain't got it. That's why I stay bald right now, man. I got to cut it myself, bro.

I got to make sure. Penny saved is a penny earned. So that just don't mean, you just stacking. You just stacking chips. Br, I'm starving out here, man. I'm trying to, I'm still holding on to my lunch money from the second grade. My man, CJ, we're going to watch them this year, come through contract, ready to go with the fade going crazy.

We're going see. Okay. We're going to see. That's what I'm thinking. I mean, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think he's going to have to play this whole thing out for they give him any paper. But you're going to see this year. He's going to spas. I'm calling it.

Listen, man, Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy on their relationship with one another so far. Like, it's, you listen to me. You tell me what you, what you're hearing in this. Play that for us, please. Describe your relationship with JJ to this point. It's been great. It's been great. Obviously, I know he's a younger guy.

So any, any way I can. can help him. Obviously, I feel like, you know, I've played seven years now going on eight. So I'm considered a veteran, even though I don't see myself as that. Give him any knowledge that he needs. Again, you know, we're both competitors. And I know, you know, we both won what's best for the team. Is he been receptive to hearing critical? Of course, of course. Yeah, he's no, he's overly accepted, you know, and he's, he's always communicating,

asking questions, stuff like that. So it's been good. Jay, what's your relationship been like with Kyler so far? You know, it's just like two guys in a classroom. You know, he sits on one side, I sit on the other side, and it's the coach's responsibility to teach us and coach us. Is there any awkwardness, like, between you two? Awkwardness, you know, it's just like the same feeling, you know,

when you're in high school, and there's another person on the other side of the room. That's just kind of how it is, so I wouldn't say there was any awkwardness. That was awkward. Hey, Joe. Dang. That was super awkward. What'd you say, Joe?

That was awkward right there. Because, yeah, you know, when you pull two people apart, at a crime scene instantly he might get two different stories like I'd hope they'd have talked a little I mean before the question because if he would have saw or at least been sitting there watching his answer

and then they asked him the same question he was like this well yeah you know what I'm saying like he's been but nah I'm gonna come on here and tell him how I feel about it we're in high school fool I got this dude sitting all the way across the room and I know we compete and we don't really like say too much to each other

my man Carla Murray came in there yeah he's super receptive like me and him sitting next to each other other. You don't know what I said? I'm like sharing him my notes and he's sharing me his notes. I was like, dang, that was two different stories I just heard. Totally. Totally. My man, Collin Murray took the professional. I've been in the league a long time route. I'm ready to come in here, you know what I'm saying, be a pro, be a vet. You know what I'm saying? But JJ was like, what we're doing is, yeah, we're battling. It's another man in the

room. He's trying to take my spot. You know what I'm saying? I see him. And, yeah, It just is what it is. That was real blatant, like, okay, this is college. You know what I'm saying? I see another competitor versus me. I'm in a quarterback competition. I don't see no vet over here. I'm not trying to learn nothing for him.

He may need to come over here and ask me to come look at my notes. You know what I'm saying? Because they done got you up out of Arizona. You're coming over to my spot trying to take my stuff. Your competition. This isn't no big bro little bro situation. So I feel like JJ's coming with that energy. Kyle Murray is coming with

All right, you know what I'm saying I'm a vet, you know what I'm saying If he needs me, I'm here, you know, woo, I'm just trying to be, it is what it is. I'm still trying to... He said something like he had already leaned on him a little to ask or something. I thought that's what I heard

to some extent. Could you play that again one more time? Just what Kyle said, please? Colla was going big, Rowsky. It's been great. It's been great. Obviously, I know he's a younger guy so any way I can help him. Obviously, I feel like, you know, I've played seven years now going on eight.

So I'm considered a veteran, even though I don't see myself as that. Give him any knowledge that he needs. Again, you know, we're both competitors, and I know, you know, we both won one's best for the team. Okay, maybe he did. He said receptive. He was asking, because it was the next question when they said, has he been receptive? And then he was like, yeah, I mean, that's the question like, he tried to lead him? Like, have you tried to give him any advice?

He's like, he's probably saying like, if I would have, I think he would take it. But I don't know like Jay J.J. McCartney. No, like, I'm not asking for nothing. No, listen. Listen, Jay-J. McCarthy. What that was saying? What that word? It's okay.

I want. Hey, he said, look here. I eat a shit sandwich before I let you, uh, give me a piece of your peanut butter and jelly. Mm-hmm. Oh, you on that side and I'm on this side. Okay. That's it. That's all that's coming in.

Coach got to bring us together. I don't know you, you don't know me. Okay? You're battling. You don't came in here. Y'all know I done through. What is it? 11 touchdowns and 12 interceptions and 10 games.

I got 57% completion of percentage. And I'm a 72.6 on the passive rating. Everything he'd do better than me. And then the stuff that I do do good, he do better than me anyway. Running the ball, extending the play, using his feet. He fastening me. What you mean? And he doesn't answer the best.

question better to me and when I see this I'm gonna lose my shit on this too so I might have to run over there and swing on him I'm just saying the reporter went on ahead and set this up man it's the same thing man he knew what he was doing Debo he knew what he knew what he was doing man I appreciate

Kyle Murray giving the professional answer he's ready going there as a quarterback competition you know what I'm saying as the vet JJ McCarthy is Jay G's saying this is mine I don't need no information from him and matter of fact if he come over here asking for anything for me. I ain't giving you.

We're going to be up. It better. Look, this can either come back. He on that side of the room. I'm on this side. You, it's only three quarterbacks in the room, right? The quarterbacks. Why is y'all so far? Why do you say it like that? I'm on

one side. He on the other side. We're in high school. Right. In high school? Yes. I'm looking at the cat that was behind me. You ain't got nothing coming. Like, I'm that, I'm that dude. Like, what does you talk about? bro.

McCarthy was pissed. You're getting in the game if we blow somebody out, Joe. And I don't feel, I didn't got 300 by, I didn't got 300 yards and 15 tackles by the third quarter. Brody,

I don't know. He's upset. Man, listen, he should have said something about this girl's softball team on that one, like y'all boy did over here. Like,

he should have brought something else into that conversation for a year. I'm on one, Joe, I'm on one. side, he on the other? That's what I'm trying to say, yes, Debo. He wants all of that smoke. He just is, yeah.

Because what do he want that smoke full? He played like hot garbage last year. He don't want that. Do you look at college? Callag not. Caller got in here. I feel you. He's scared. He's scared. He's nervous right now. Y'all don't brought him in here. Yeah. You got, yep.

Y'all go do that to me? Yeah. I mean, speaking very, like, you're speaking very highly. You're speaking very highly. yourself, JJ, so we need to see you go out there and go crazy then. He ain't speaking highly of itself. I think he's just not speaking highly of their relationship

and the co-meagling or camaraderie that's supposed to be there when because he's looking at it as straight out what it is. This dude is competition. They're trying to have him take my spot. He on one side I'm on the other side. You want to

don't tell me nothing because I ain't go believe nothing you're telling me because whatever you're telling me you probably telling me to give me some messed up information and I ain't going to tell you nothing if you're messing up if the coach don't tell you so don't come over here looking for me this is what I'm saying if collar Murray is honestly coming into there like a good vet and trying to look out for JJ who getting paid more oh uh but probably jay jay by a little bit uh uh because uh um caller murray came there for what was like how much did Calamari get paid?

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Then they got, he getting a guarantee. He already got his money. He getting paid from Arizona. I'm somebody getting paid from Minnesota. Yes. Yeah, he only get a little bit of chase. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. But in his mind, like, yo,

they getting him for this much, they might get him a friendly deal if he come in there and play good enough and make JJ spendable. But just say, I'm just saying, with JJ, you could be looking at it the same way. Say when they had Kirk Cousins came to Atlanta,

when they had the Young Bull. And would he still be looking at Kirk Couss? Like, no, he's sitting on one side. even Kirk Cousins, I'm like, is Kyle Murray coming in with the, I know it's a competition. Obviously, I've been in the league for seven years. I know what it is, but we're going to come out here in battle, but like I'm not going to give you bad information. So if you need anything from me, I'm here, you know what I'm saying, but we're still going to be out there on the field. It is what it is, you know what I'm saying?

And I'm looking at JJ, like, he's young in the league, like, hasn't experienced a real quarterback battle, like, where at the end of the day, grown men coming in there, he knows what it is. he knows the business of the league. JJ, like, bump that. It's another quarterback. I don't care who you are. I'm not listening to you. We're in competition.

So I'm like, depending on how the vet comes in, like, man, bump this young bull. You know what I'm saying? I'm not teaching you nothing. So then JJ could be able to be like, nah, he's sitting on the other room. I'm sitting on one side. So it's kind of like your way,

your perception is your reality. If you like this, no, he's sitting on the other side because you're not trying to vibe with him. You want some, man, no, I don't need nothing from you, fool. We're in competition here. You're trying to come taking my spot. they think it's sweet. You know what I'm saying?

Obviously, I know I'm coming in to come in, trying to be in a quarterback competition with you. You're the young dude that they drafted. I was that guy. I got a big contract. Now I'm trying to re-get myself right into the league. So I'm going to do everything I got to do to try to be successful,

knowing that you're in a situation that I was in back in the day. So I'm not going to try to hinder your growth. You know what I'm saying? But if you're just going to be real, man, bump you. Now I'm respectful. Like when I came into the league as a corner,

I'm looking at Sheldon Brown at E. Right. Still with respect, even though I know it was the first round pick, I'm like, I'm trying to get right, prove myself, do myself right, like asking them the questions of like, y'all, y'all been in this game longer to me. Like, what do you see? You know what I'm saying? Like, that's okay.

But Joe, you're talking about you coming in as a young dude, man, and them already being there. He's there. I'm the starter. I'm the young dude. And then you go and grab somebody. And now this is the dude. coming in, hell no, he's not looking at this.

You're coming to help me. I was the starter. I'm the dude. Why is y'all bringing anybody else in here that y'all looking at that could possibly take my spot? Because I'm supposed to be that dude. Because I've been playing, because I've been playing kind of cheese. So maybe this bet they've been through, we're going to both of us, we're going to be in the

competition regardless. He's not going to where. So let's see what's going on. Let me try to get the best that I can while I'm peeping what's going on, taking the good, not the bad. Like, if he, you see something that he, like the way of his game, the way that he studies some stuff, it could open up some windows to you.

If he does things you don't like, keep your own vibes. But, like, still, he has been in the league seven years. This is only your second year. There is things that, like, best do, where you can just be in the league for a couple of years that you could learn off of him. Listen, man. He didn't want to hear none of that, though.

He ain't hearing none of that. He ain't listening to Nathan. Nathaniel, nothing. not a yes sir okay it's betwants him and God

and he ain't asking colin murder damn thing that's facts okay that's facts drug free sprinters

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if you're not willing to put it into work Joe they got the enhanced games I guess they was letting these boys use steroids or you could use steroids. You didn't have to use steroids. But I guess most of the athletes that won, if not all of them, I guess, assumingly,

they said they didn't, yeah, all of them. All the natural athletes didn't, that didn't take the steroids, actually won the events. They were hoping to have all these record-breaking events and all this other stuff. They had one. Yeah, they had one. It was a swimmer, like a. 50 freestyle. Ooh.

But they are not going to make it an official record, you know what I'm saying? Because obviously he was on that, yeah, because you're on that sauce. You're on that sauce. One out of what? I don't, they did the bunch of stuff they did lifting,

they did the running, and they did swimming. Yeah, I don't, I don't think you're going to get what they were looking for because the actual athletes that train at that level to break,

like world records aren't using steroids. So you can't get them to go and be like, hey, it's the hands games coming up. Use these steroids. It's just going to be okay for this. They could never get back into that, you know, that sport again, especially like if they're taking,

like hormones or shit like that. Like it kills your natural ability to produce. So once they start, some of that shit, you can't even stop once you start. Like, it's overweight. The thing with these drugs and stuff is when it comes to people think, if you're just a regular person and you just take the steroids, you're automatically going to be unbelievable athlete.

That's why when you see, like, Marion Jones or Lance Armstrong, you already have to be basically cream of the crop. And then when these people start taking that stuff, that's how you start to get that cheek cold. You start to get that cheek cold. You start to get the extra. When you already are basically like the Crim della Crem, like you already can basically beat records.

You're coming in third place, you know what I'm saying, in the world, second place in the world's running track. Or you're in the NBA and literally you're like maybe not the best player, but you're damn near you're making an all-star teams. These people, when they start taking those drugs and these stuff, making those steroids, they're already working to that level to be the best. And then they're able to go, boom, you just don't do it because you are a normal person. and now you take it.

It's going to make you be able to get crazier than what you are possible going to be. But when you're the best of the best already and these people like the track runners with my girl back in the day, like Flojo, all in them, she was the best of the best. Now she's taking it.

She's smoking girls by a whole second. Like, that's when it happens if you're saying Bolt were to do it. You know what I'm saying? Then you're seeing records being shattered because you just can't be a normal person and do it and then start getting. I think you already can be like,

if you're good, If you're pros, then it's going to make a major difference. That's just in my opinion. Oh, yeah. No question. I mean, look at baseball. When all them boys, you got, you got bonds and McGuire, all them boys. So them boys started bombing them homers.

Listen, man, they already had the hand, the eye coordination. Now you put muscle into they swings. Oh, lo. Oh. I would see, like, even with bodybuilding. They know the sweet spot, all that. And now they're swinging with, with. 30, 40, 50, 60, 70% more power.

Crane. Hey, looking the skin off the damn ball. You ain't looking. Bro, I wish. Nathan. Get out of here. Joe, how much faster could you have been, man, if you had a little bit of that sauce.

I don't, man. I would have been crazier, but that's, I just, I'd have been crazier. But I was, yeah, that's, I never was interesting in none of that stuff, bro. Oh, yeah. Listen, Joe, I know your hip might have been tore off right now. Now, though, your hit might be dead by now, though. Yes.

You might have had to get a replacement by now if you did some of that sauce. Yep, that was told my bone, my bone density up. Yeah, dude. It was a bodybuilder. 22, dude, just passed. I want to say it was like last week sometime, dude. He had, he had like a heart condition. I think it was like a genetic heart condition already.

But when you start, you know, you start asking, you start adding, you know, steroids to that combination. Like, you adding more stress to it. I mean, they don't know exactly what it was yet. I don't think they got the reports back yet. But dude was only 22, dude. He was, I think he was prepping for a show or something. Like, you got a lot of these cats that starting to, like, go away.

Like, they get into that prep mode, dude. And they, boy, they, when I say, they stacking, bro. Oh, my goodness, Lord, Jim and Christmas, bro. Like, they taking, what your body could naturally produce, like, in a year, they're taking that week. Nope, nope. My dad was there on that bodybuilding, but he was just straight natural, bro.

That's why I love my pops. He got super swollen, no drinking, no smoking, no nothing. Straight weed was on creatine, and he was taking them fish oil. Right. That creetine, bro, that creotene put like 30, 40 pounds. That's why I was getting super.

That's why I was benching like I was, Debo. Throwing up that 185, 185,000, 40 times. Yeah, yeah, and 1805. 40 times. 40 times. Your body weight, victim weight. Yep. I'm walking around a solid 183 right now.

183. 183? That's solid? Yeah, 183 solid. That was my plan. That was my plan weight. Oh, that was the plan weight. You don't look the same.

I ain't allowed to you. Yeah, it looks a little. It looks a little... It looks a little round. Oh, man. You shut your mouth. You know, you're a liar. I'm just saying, you know, like when, no round.

I'm just saying, Joe, when you get, you know, you get a little older things, get a little different if you ain't, you know, you're putting in that work, you know what I'm saying, like you still want to be bumpy. I call it bumpy, you know what I'm saying, one had knocks and shit everywhere, be bumpy, you know what I'm saying, you want to be bumpy, you know what I'm saying, just be bumpy everywhere, you know what I'm saying? That's what I'm saying, Joe. You just want to be, you just want to be bumpy, Joe.

You just want to be bumpy, you know what I'm saying? They call me, they come to be bumpy jobs. You keep acting like, ma'all. You keep acting like, ma'all. You keep acting like, you keep acting like my job. There you go, Joe. You keep acting like I'm not rocked up, man. Hey, man, they're 12.

You keep them clean, though. You keep them clean, though. Yes. Hey, Joe. Joe, they call me, Joe, they call me, I'm a merciful man. They call me Bumby Johnson, Joe. Hey, I'm a merciful man. You know what I'm saying?

All right, all right. Let's get to the chat, man. Covenant like $10. Okay, coveted it. She said, Joe, Cleveland drafted you, had you for seven years, cut you. Pittsburgh gave you five years, ring culture, but somehow the Browns still get the love. The favoritism is loud. Joe?

She said, I'm just being messy. I see nothing like that. I see it. I'm just being messy. I'm making sure I watch so you don't get me all set up and get the going to cover of life crazy. Because I know cover of life is being messy right now. she knows what she's talking about I didn't see that

my bitch is bad you know I'm old I didn't see that on there I got drafted there I got drafted there and it was just my initial relationship with the city coveted life had nothing to do with nothing else

I favoritism is loud everybody can hear see it chat's a little favoritism it's a little favoritism but you see all the way I'm still boom

always always still rapping always still rapping always You've been wearing so much Cleveland stuff I thought I was going to have a like throw up every time I watched the like just looking at you You know you'd be I'd be banging that five browns again

That's why you almost threw up Joe You had enough of wearing it too That was a sad day That was a sad day, Debo My bad I was, I'm looking weak too Everybody hit me like bro I've seen you looking crazy I'm like yeah I was looking so crazy Mr. Stillers fan, 43, $5.

I appreciate you, brother. Said, Joe, when them boys go to Cleveland for game one, if the Steelers win, you can't rep the Browns for the rest of the year. Both teams can't win. Choose one. It's game one? We won't play game one?

It's the first game that we play. He said, when one? We play for game one, the game one, if there still is win, you can't rep the Browns for the rest of the year. No, I'm not taking that bet, man. You can't just throw that out on me. See, I would have took it.

I would have took it if it was the other way around. I know what my team go do. I'm not taking, I'm not taking that too early. I'm going to be, I got to wrap, I'm wrapping my, I'm wrapping my Browns through the whole season. Win, lose, or draw. We got Mike Mike $105

appreciate you said what up Dibor and Joe That's a good idea Debo, Dibo. Owners should have rings made for fans and hand them out on ring night.

We contribute to but that's only if your name is Joe Hayden. He don't care about none of you other Cavs fans or Browns fans or whatever it may be

because he's playing favor I'm just, okay, maybe not. You know what? Reaching up to the fans. Or maybe a little bit, maybe. If you work in the stadium, then. Joe, I at least get them a candy ring. Yeah, yes, a necklace.

A necklace ring. Anything, Joe. A necklace ring. Seasons ticket holder should have something, Joe. You wasn't even a season ticket holder, Joe. You wasn't even a season ticket holder. He got you a race. Brother, I was basically a season ticket holder.

Oh, my goodness, Joe, you wasn't. I was basically a killer, but I ain't take nobody's life. So how I'm gonna be a killer? I got you. I'm telling you, you don't even know the way. You don't know me and Dan. You don't know me. You don't know how we be.

That's why I'm asking how you be. You know how you be with, you know what I'm saying? with my gut man's. You know how you be. Hey, you know how you. You know how you. You know how you be? There goes.

So why are you going to say I'm not a fan because you know, you know, you in the upper room? I played for the organization that I'm with, though. You didn't even play for the chaos. Don't worry. See, you just, you're not even. I put blood, sweat and tears in there. I got pieces of my back right now sitting in my refrigerator

from two surgeries so I could play for that organization. I sat there and played through 14, weeks. I had three epidurals just to make it through the game so I can play on Sunday. I got a Saturday epidurals I can play on Sunday. What is he talking about? Why are you getting so angry? Everything that I get from there right now is earned. Yep,

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business partners. I did not see your name on the cast. I'm talking about stock X. I'm talking about we just doing little because he's, you know, me, just me and my man, we got, we just work it. What percentage of the cash?

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We got, we got covenant life back. Still her social was a success. Met Highsmith, Bennett, Sawyer, Logan Lee, Yon, him, black. Coalce. Oh something.

A whole bunch of cats. I'm going to go with that. Awesome group of guys. Alex made me a bracelet and said he wasn't going nowhere. 92 was. Nowhere in sight. Alex made me a bracelet.

and said he wasn't going nowhere. 92 was nowhere in sight. High Smith said he's not getting traded or not getting moved. 92 was there. You're talking about you. No, I seen 92 there. She's talking about you, Debo. You're number 92, and you were nowhere in sight.

High Smith was there. How was Covents? Coveted it. Do you like Coons? I love Coons. Coons is one of my really good friends. He's hilarious. Shout out to all of the players

that made it. Shout out to Highsmith. Amazing. He's golfer, too. Hope you had a great time. Covered it. Sorry, the Debo couldn't make it. 92.

Wasn't it. Why didn't you make it, Joe? I was, I have. It ain't about me not making it. You got to, you got it. You got to get invited to that. Yeah, I lost my invitation in the man. It's not, yeah.

You have to, you have to be invited to those. I lost my invitation in the, they usually try and get guys that are, current players, active players. It's more, uh, it's, yeah, yeah,

they get more love. It's all good. You know, I know I, I, I, I want to go where. What is,

what is, what is, what is, what is, what is, what is, MX? MX.

What you're talking about? Carlos Averrez. Oh, Mexican Pesos. Oh, that's Pesos. Olah, thank you.

Grazzi. is that is that right graces whatever same thing you know what I'm saying thank you all right he said did you know the city with the most

stiller fans not Pittsburgh is not in Pennsylvania it's actually it's not even in U.S. Greetings from me yes Mexico City I've been to Mexico City a couple times

actually I went to Mexico City with the team twice I bet that John was jumping out there hey we did the fan thing. I ain't even lied. That's first time ever cry out of... Oh, there's a hole out there.

Dude, I'm like, I did like that. There was like, look. It was like, all right. Jumped out. They called me. Dang. Yeah. Hey, bro.

See? Yeah. So they're strong out there then. Oh, yeah. Yeah, bro. Yeah, I ain't, yeah. It was... I ain't, yeah.

It was a lot. Shout out of the city. Hey, listen. Holden up deep. Listen, it was a good time, but I'm going to tell you. you this, bro. I'll tell you this. Brough.

Drink bottle water. I mean, brush your teeth of bottle water. What you mean? Don't mess with, don't mess with no water. Oh, yeah, yeah. Okay.

Okay. Yeah. Bottle water only. Brow, what we used to in our stomach and what they used to there and they stomach, man, is two totally different things, bro.

God is my witness, man. Brer. I only brush it. So the first time I went, I caught myself. I got, I was like, oh, I messed up. Okay, cool. All right, because by time I got back home, I was, it was water falling out my ass, right? You know what I'm saying?

Brough, like, it was crazy. So the next time I'm like, all right, I got to make sure, like, I don't drink water. Like, so I'm like, cool, I'm doing that. I'm making sure I'm brush my teeth with, you know, a bottle of water, all that stuff, right? the last night we was there we went to the hotel we went to a restaurant and they had ice

in my glass for the water and I'm like oh I don't need the ice so they dumped the water out they dumped the ice out and I poured the water in and that little bit of whatever that little bit of whatever melted in there it got me

oh so it's just a teaspoon it's just a teaspoon it's just a teaspoon I don't know bro listen listen Joe Joe I I was locked up on the plane praying to God

we didn't land it bro we don't land bro I don't know I don't know what we'll tell you Go ahead now we don't land it right and now like we delayed Oh y'all sitting in the

y'all sitting on the tarmac we're sitting on the tarmac and we're trying to get to the gate and I'm like oh gosh please man and all it's Oh no no big bro bro I'm like, I'm like, I cannot go right now with all these people.

I'm like, I'm going to hear you all the way. I can barely fit into it if I need it to anyway, right? So I'm like, oh, I'm about to have to go, bro. And then they were like, all right, we're pulling up. We're about to get off. I'm like, oh, thank the Lord. Right. I get off, bro.

And it is, it's hitting me so hard, bro. Like, I'm walking with the clinched tight. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You're skiing through the airport. So you got to go through customs. I don't even make it. I get, they got a bathroom. I got lucky they had a bathroom right there, bro.

Joe. Brough. Yeah. It was damaged. All over the depot. You, I don't even want to go there. Big, big. Joe, it was damaging the star, Joe.

I already know. Bubbled up. Joe, listen. bruh, I swear, bro. I had to take my shirt off. It shot with the back of the shirt. Debo, stop. Stop.

Stop. Stop. Stop. Did you leave a bathroom with no shirt on? Or do you have, you brought your luggage in there? I had a shirt. I had her shirt to make her shirt on. You had a luggage.

Oh, man. So I had to, I had to throw that with a way. Hey, I know it caught the shirt because it caught the backer. It caught all that, bro. It was bad. Brough, I'm talking for about, four five days, bro. I think I lost like 12, 15 pounds, bro.

I was down. I was down bad. Like, I was down bad. I was looking like you. Like, I've been smoking. Down in 185. You know? I'm just saying, yeah, be careful with that water, bro.

Who up? Hey, listen, listen. Carlos just said, man, he said, yeah, Mexican water is way too heavy. Too many minerals. It makes people that aren't. used to it sick. I told you. Bro, that,

that's had me for the fans, bro, hey, I'm living. And something else, bro, it's high over there, too. Not, you know, but like the altitude, bro, I'm waking up in the middle of the night, like, they say it's higher than Denver.

You got to get your, you got to get your win right. Outtitude. Oh, right, that ain't nothing about my win. Altitude. I got an altitude problem, real bad real bad I told you I was over there with my son and um what was that uh

uh Aspen Bell yeah yeah man I tell you about that later did I tell you that whole story? I don't think so

bro I got to tell you late I can't tell you about that on here bro it was crazy offline coming to life back again five dollars she said

Joe I know that is for Big Ben, but to me, after the event last, it's... manifestation for Super Bowl number seven? I think she's rocking with the jersey. After the event last... I don't know what she's talking about. Yeah, I think you want seven, I'm assuming.

Hey, listen, I'm going to tell y'all, when y'all write stuff like this, we read it, how it's wrote. So I think you're trying to say, maybe it was some event last night, and you're manifesting seven by wearing that jersey. I think that's what you're saying. I just got this been jersey. I got another raw Wilson jersey.

Just now I had to get my... Oh, you're going to get them. You're going to buy them now. I had to go get the Steelers. I had to get my Steelers jersey. You got to buy it. You got to buy him. I go and get mine straight from the glauer.

I want to go, I'm going to go Mission Lin-S with it. I get the game one. I get the game one. I know you do. I'm going to haul that bad. Look, I need one to rock. And I'm going to get a big game one. I'm going to get hung up.

Listen, no, you're not. No, you're not. He would never give you a game one. I bet he would. I bet he would. You're not. I bet he would. All right, now that's my, yep.

Now I'm going to get one. It's because you said that. He don't like you. He does like me. No, he don't. Ben, give him one of the, giving one of the, like this game in one of the, from one of the, um,

from one of the, you know, preseason games. Yeah. My girl covered. Joe, Coving the Life back again. She said, Joe, did you say Wembley high tops look like high knee, look like knee highs? On a regular person covered in life, it will go up to your kneecap,

1,000%. Wimby's foot is at least 36 inches tall and it's probably, I don't know what size shoe he wears exactly but it's probably like a 23, 24. It's one of the biggest shoes I've ever seen out there. And he has skinny legs and he's tall so it looks about this big

and about this wide, this ball, this long. Yep. Joe, you still don't know. No, not at all. I'm just saying, Debo, you're not understanding when I'm saying, I've never really seen the size. Do you know how big a size 23 shoe is? Yeah, I've seen a shot shoe.

So I'm just saying some people really haven't seen it. And now when I see it up close in person, it messes my head because if you see a person with a size 17, that's a big boot. If you see somebody with a size 23 to 24 shoe, I'm like, how is a foot inside of that whole shoe? There's no way. It's humongous.

It looks like, man, it looks like it's heavy. How are you currently? that around on you. You know what I'm saying? Like you got just big old joints hanging off of your ankles and your legs are still now skinny. So your whole boot looking wild. That's what I'm saying.

Just look at Wimby's shoe. And now just imagine you seeing that Joe in front of you. And the size, look, and looking at the 13-6. Side 23, right. Twanky-3. Twinkie. Put it next to a regular object. Joe, you got a twangy-three on.

We got cutting the life back again. It's $10. She said, Coontz is so much fun. All I could hear was, all I could hear about was Debo's thighs. What? I was clearly the topic of discussion. What?

I went to the ATM and got cash in case 92. What is that? What is this saying? It sounded like a stripper. What? I think he, Coons was talking about your thighs maybe because you're strong and just how strong you were in the weight room. I don't know.

Hey, man, I'm going to have to go talk to Coombs, man. Who is Coombs, man? That's the long snapper. Yeah. I know, Coombs? You know I used to the long snap, too? Yes. I had to talk to Marry thing you know.

You see me talking about. Tony Mary thing you know. Yep, that's wild. What is he said? I don't know. What's you going to the night? What's you going to the A-T-M-4? What'd that mean?

I ain't shaking no ass with no doubt. Hey, that's our time, man. That's our time. That's all time, Debo. Hey, man, we want to thank y'all for joining us on this episode of DeBo and Joe, man. Please make sure you like, subscribe, and download where you get the show. We will be back here on Monday, Joe. We will be here on Monday, and I will see y'all here same time, same place.

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