Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 1: Payton’s Revenge, Davante joins Rodgers, Amari Cooper to Bills
Episode Date: October 18, 2024Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Bo Nix and the Broncos handling the injury ridden Saints in Denver HC Sean Payton’s return to New Orleans on Thursday Night Football. Later, ...Unc and Ocho are fired up about Davante Adams reuniting with Aaron Rodgers in New York, Cleveland Browns WR Amari Cooper being traded to the Buffalo Bills and giving Josh Allen another target and much more!03:18 - Show starts03:48 - Intro05:30 - Broncos v Saints13:00 - Davonte Adams traded to Jets25:46 - Amari Cooper traded to Bills34:32 - Money Moves01:02:00 - Tyreke says he’s best WR in NFL01:03:47 - Crosby might be on the move(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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club shea shea sean payton won in his return um to new orleans and they blow out and blow out
fashion oh joe the broncos blew out the injury depleted saints 33 10 on thursday night football
bo nicks hold on let me get the box score. Bo Nix played really, really well tonight.
He was 16 of 26, 164 yards.
A clean game.
Offensive line did a great job of protecting the mojo.
No sacks, no turnovers. They ran the ball 35 times for 225 yards.
Javante Williams had 14 rushes, 88 yards, and two touchdowns,
as they completely take apart the New Orleans Saints.
I mentioned they are injury depleted. Spencer Rattler
was 23-35, 172.
No touchdowns, no interception,
but he was sacked. He was
sacked six times, but he was harassed
all night long.
Ocho. I mean, I'm
trying to figure out how he got. So, you
know what? The Saints
have been bad.
What happened was, listen, let me say this.
We watched them take apart the Dallas Cowboys.
Okay.
And so we overestimated how good they were.
Right.
But when you look at what has transpired, they won their first two games and haven't really come close with the exception of Atlanta winning a game since.
Ocho. And I don't know with the exception of Atlanta winning a game since. Ocho.
And I don't know with the injuries starting to pile up.
I don't know if and when it's going to get better.
Listen, I don't think it's going to get any better, any better anytime soon.
Listen, it's too many injuries.
Your best two receivers are out.
Derek Carr is out.
The first two games of the season, you put up 45 points in both of those games.
You're going 0-5 since then.
It's not going to get any better anytime soon.
I feel bad.
Latimer left his game, Ocho.
Latimer left his game with injury also.
He missed week two.
He missed week two because of his hamstring injury.
Now he's re-injured it.
So some of the key quality players that you do need
to even compete at the highest
level, because I know they always say it's
next man up, but they're the next
man for a reason.
Next man for a reason.
The Saints have only put up...
Yeah, you got that
right. The Saints have only put up
15 points
the past five games. After scoring 45 in the first two
and that's simply due to obviously you said it and I think that's I'm not saying the Broncos won
because of the Saints injuries but it played a big part the Saints are not at full strength
therefore listen the scoreline looked the way it did Bo Nix Bo Nix is good that goddamn Javante
Williams well he can tote that field boy he can he can tote that field I would like to see if the
the Broncos are playing a better team I would like to see them get the passing game going a little
bit more Courtland Sutton they got to get him involved yeah they got to get they got to get
him involved he's making he's making too much money to be out there getting cardio in.
He's making too much money to be out there getting cardio in.
That's all it was the night before.
He didn't have a catch.
Yeah.
Yeah, that shouldn't happen.
That shouldn't happen.
I'm sure he's frustrated.
I know they won the game.
But one of the things they do, they use it against you.
If you don't have the production and you make a lot of money like he's doing,
they use that against you in the offseason.
But other than that, the Broncos
look good.
I mean, wait,
they got a tough game next, don't they, Unc?
Right? Who do the Broncos play next, Ash?
I'm not sure, Ocho. I could have swore.
I think, if I'm not mistaken, I think they got
a tough one coming up.
They got, no, they got the
Panthers. Oh, well, listen,
that's another win. That's another win.
You know, I like Bo Nix, too.
I like Bo Nix.
Bo Nix got moxie. I don't
even know what moxie mean. I just heard
Mel Kiper use it during the goddamn draft.
He real feisty.
Remember how Baker Mayfield was at Oklahoma?
Yeah.
For some reason, I don't know why Bo Nix just gives me that.
He just gives me that firecracker type, like a firecracker.
I don't know how to explain it.
I don't know how to put it in the right words.
But I like Bo Nix.
I like him.
I like him.
Yeah, he's got some athleticism.
He can run.
Need to work on his accuracy.
Yeah.
But you can do a lot of things with him, Mocho.
They got the Panthers next, and then they got Ravens and Chiefs.
Okay, that's the two.
They're probably going to win this one. And that momentum, that momentum, hopefully, you know,
they have a great defense.
I'm assuming maybe Pat Sertain
to be back by then
and now the concussion protocol.
But listen,
if they can win this next one
against the Panthers,
but they probably will.
I'm curious to see
how Bo Nix plays against.
Now we talk about two defenses
that are much better.
Yeah,
that are much better.
And you're going to get
also much better.
Yeah.
Huh?
As in offenses that are much better. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Uh-huh. And offenses that are much better.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Most definitely, most definitely.
So we're going to see if you're playing from ahead
or if you have to play from behind.
Either way it goes, it's going to be a good one.
And it's going to be a good test for both, too.
It's going to be a real good test for both.
Yeah.
I mean, considering how poorly they played Sunday
against the Chargers,
they didn't play particularly well considering they had won three straight.
And they were playing really well.
So I was surprised that they didn't play as well as I thought they would on Sunday against the Chargers.
And the Chargers had been struggling.
That is a division game.
So, you know, you kind of toss a lot out of the window
when you play a division opponent because you're very familiar.
Even though they have a new coaching staff,
that's still someone in your division. A lot of the key players are still there especially
offense we talk about justin herbert and a couple of the big a couple of the receivers although
keenan allen is gone mike williams is gone they still have some guys that played uh heavy uh had
played a lot of a lot of snaps last year for him especially at the skill position offensive line
is pretty much intact yeah uh they signed alt uh they drafted alt i don't know if he's playing i think he got dean
uh but defensively uh they still got some play they got some players over there on the defense
side of football that's what's most surprising when you talk about the charges is that they're
not better consider the defensive talent that they have on that side of the football but the broncos
go on the road on a very short week it's never easy playing
on the road but when you cut the days down by three so instead of playing on a sunday afternoon
you're playing on a thursday night and you just played for a sunday afternoon right ain't a whole
lot of time oh joe yeah ain't a whole lot ain't a whole lot of own field practice it's a lot of
film study it's a lot of walkthrough walkthrough a lot of film study. It's a lot of walkthrough. A lot of basic
stuff. Hey, let's try
to get, let's try to
put this thing together and get out of here
with minimal injuries because you
know you sore. Unless you're like in your
first or second year, anybody that's
five years or beyond, oh,
you hurting. Yeah, you feeling it. Oh, you
feeling it. You are definitely
feeling it. Absolutely.
But the Broncos go to
4-3. The Saints, who started
out 2-0, drops to 2-5.
Ocho, now it's time.
We're going to jump right into it real quick.
It's time for News Cap.
News Cap.
News Cap. All right, Ocho, after being acquired by the New York Jets.
I mean, we like it, but damn.
Let's not get carried away.
After being acquired
by the New York Jets from the Las Vegas
Raiders earlier this week Devontae Adams
is eyeing a long term partnership
with the new team when asked
if he'd like a multi-year relationship with the Jets
I hope so that's the plan
I never go somewhere in hopes of having
to find a new home while
Rodgers has been
effective throwing the ball to Gary Wilson and Alex Zard over the last couple of games the have been in has been effective throwing the ball to gary wilson
alizar over the last couple of games the outside spots which has been a huge problem rogers and
mike williams have not been on the same page in 2024 the jets offense have suffered they average
304 yards per game 18.8 points but a little less than 19 points a game both ranked 22nd
ocho are you expecting old magic from Rodgers and Adams?
Goddamn right I'm expecting old magic
because there's something you can't teach.
There's something you can't teach that Aaron Rodgers and Devontae Adams have.
That's almost seven to eight years worth of work.
76-something, I think maybe 67, some TV, maybe 76 TVs,
8,000 yards together,
117 games together.
And the chemistry that they have a look,
I can look at you and I know where you're going to be at.
I know everything you're going to do.
Aaron Rogers can be blindfolded and whatever the route is,
he can throw it to a spot.
No,
Devante Adams is going to be there every time he's made with the system that
they're running. So all he's doing is just, it's just, he's going to a spot and know Devontae Adams is going to be there every time. He's familiar with the system that they're running.
So all he's doing is just going to a new team.
He's with the Jets.
And you just plug him in and you just go.
I know it sounds simple the way I'm saying,
but when you have a quarterback that you've played with for so long
and you still, as a receiver, are very adequate at doing what you do,
as far as getting open and running routes. He's still one
of the best despite the lack of production
because the inconsistent play at quarterback
there's nothing wrong with him. I guarantee
you they both pick up where they
left off at.
I think the thing is Ocho is that
they're very familiar with each other.
It always helps.
This is the system that he ran
in Green Bay. Same thing.
Yes, sir.
And the plays are familiar.
Roger's voice in his ear is familiar.
So, yeah, I think they should pick up where they kind of left off years ago.
Yeah.
At least I hope so.
I'm excited.
Because, you know, look, they had to say um Devontae wasn't the same
receiver last year not factoring in not factoring in right that he lost Derek Carr
Aiden O'Connell and whomever the other quarterbacks were that's not Derek that's not Derek Carr right
and so no matter what you think yeah Derek Carr is not uh um he's not Joe Burrow he's not uh Patrick
Mahone right right he's not one of these top like quarterbacks but he's better Joe Burrow. He's not Patrick Mahone.
He's not one of these top-flight quarterbacks.
But he's better than Aiden Okama.
In his first year with
Devontae, Devontae had 1,500 yards
and was the first team all-pro.
There's something to be said for that.
And there's
one thing that I hate that the
pundits do, the analysts,
those that should know the game.
And they always talk about certain players losing a step or they don't have it anymore.
When you don't factor in that, for one, the inconsistent play at quarterback affects that.
The opportunities that you normally get when they're putting up those those numbers, those good numbers.
There's a reason why you're not doing so. And they never factored in.
The first thing they
say is oh the player's losing a step when you know that's not the case instead of saying exactly what
it is well i'm glad you brought it up because we know there's nothing wrong with him now you'll
know when a player loses a step uh by watching him i'm curious to see how teams are going to
play the jets now they play the steelers so it's going to be a very very interesting matchup
joey porter jr is he going to take gar take Garrett Wilson or are they going to put the number one
on Devontae Adams? So I'm not sure how it's going to
play out. So for his first game back with Aaron Rodgers, this is a good game, a good
test for them because they're playing a very good defense in the Steelers. So I'm excited.
I'm excited. I think they're going to pick up right where they left off at.
There's a certain chemistry when you play with somebody so long that you just can't replicate.
And I know, I just know they're going to take some of the things they did in Green Bay,
add it to that offense, and they're just going to go to work.
Yeah. But let's be real, though. Aaron Rodgers hadn't played well this year, Ocho.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I meangers hadn't played well this year, Ocho. Yeah. Yeah.
I understand what he was in Green Bay, but we
haven't seen that yet
with the Jets.
It's going to be very interesting to see
if he can get back.
Now, do I expect him to
be what he was in those MVP seasons?
I don't know, Ocho.
I mean, he's coming off an Achilles and he's 40 years old.
Yeah, but
also, when you have a weapon
like that, you can count on every goddamn
time. If you've been watching the Jets games,
I've been watching the Jets games.
Maybe you got a young
bull like 17, man, that can actually
get open like that. I really think
even post
pre-Achilles injury,
he was always counting on boys to be
open. That's the reason
he was able to win that MVP
because he was able to get the
ball to them, he was able to facilitate, and they
were always open. He knew where everybody
was going to be. They were always in the right spot.
There would be no mistakes like you saw the other night
where he threw the ball to Mike Williams and Mike Williams
wasn't on the red line.
I don't like that.
What's for it?
Oh, Joe, you got to eat that one.
Oh, the quarterback.
You got to eat that one?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
What you say is there's a little miscommunication.
Yeah.
You don't, now we get behind closed doors.
It's like, hey, you know I'm expecting you to be X, Y, right here.
Right, right.
Yeah, he released his side, but he never got back
out. If they plan to
and you got the goal ball, if
you're going to release it outside, get back out there to
the red line so the quarterback got somewhere
to go with it. I mean, how many times
you think during the course of the game
a receiver runs the wrong route, the quarterback
has the wrong read, and we don't know
about it because they don't discuss
it. And then once we get behind closed doors,
that's what we do.
That's why Carson's like,
hey, Ochoa, don't show me up.
I never forget.
John was the same way.
Troy was the same way. Peyton Manning,
you heard Peyton Manning. Quarterbacks are
hey, you understand.
Hey, they control
the food on the table.
Yeah, almost definitely.
They'll control whether you get to eat a lot or a little.
Now, how much you want to eat?
Yeah.
Oh, I'm okay.
You better be careful.
Better be careful.
You absolutely better be careful.
I'm glad you just said that.
Let me tell you how,
how I want chat,
chat those you to,
to look at,
look at my stats when you get the chance,
look at my stats.
I don't remember what year this was,
but I was kind of disgruntled.
I was kind of disgruntled
and I don't think I asked for a trade.
It might've been drew.
It just,
I would kind of got sick of the media
blaming me for the reason we were losing.
So they were putting everything on me because obviously I was the one doing all, having all the fun and whatever.
So they started to turn on me a little bit, our own media in Cincinnati.
And I said, you know what?
Well, hey, I want to trade.
I want out.
Something like that.
And I remember the Reds, excuse me, the commanders at that time and Dan Snyder, they offered the Bengals a one for one.
And Mike Brown said, no.
Mike Brown said, no, we're not going to set
a precedent that a player can come in and say
okay he's not happy and say oh you know what
I want
I want out. Nah it ain't happening
so they turned that down right
I'm just coming off a really good season
despite me being disgruntled
I don't know what they did offensively
or how they weren't able to get me the ball
that particular year.
All of a sudden, I had about 500 yards.
In Cincinnati?
The whole season.
Was that your last year?
Was that the last year?
No, no, no.
It's like I was coming off maybe a 1,213-yard season.
And then, you know, I was getting the media was on my ass about us losing.
There was nothing. I was healthy. I media was on my ass about us losing. There was nothing.
I was healthy.
I was completely healthy.
I swear for God, if you look at my stats, you look at it,
it's thousands, thousands, thousands, thousands, thousands,
and all of a sudden it's a 500-yard season.
I don't know if they found a way, like, to work me out the offense.
I really had 500 yards the whole season.
And then the next season, I'm right back to 1,200.
Right.
Like, in a sense, it was like, damn, are they that powerful where, you know what?
Oh, you want to play with us?
Okay, we're going to play with you.
The whole season.
And I was scared to say anything because I already caused ruckus and made noise in the offseason.
So I'm definitely not going to do it in season because I'm already on thin ice in a sense.
And I'm like, but damn, they're not even
I'm not even part of the offense.
That's what it felt like. And I was still
I was still that boy.
I didn't know what the hell was going on.
So I just had to
throw that story out there based on what you
were just talking about.
The problem that they have is that can they protect?
Now you see Buffalo
had relentless pressures
on Rodgers.
Oh, yeah.
What do you think
the Steelers are going to be able to
with T.J. Watt?
T.J. Watt.
And Hebron.
Mm-hmm.
What are they going to do?
They better chip.
Got to have a game plan
because
is the brother Tyron Smith
on the left side?
Woo!
Hey, listen,
no disrespect.
No disrespect to him.
But obviously, I don't think he's going to have to go against T.J. Walker.
T.J. Walker, most of the time, he's on the left side.
So he'd be dealing with the right tackle.
But that young boy, I don't know who it was he was struggling with,
but he looked like his feet in semen out there.
And Vanessa.
Hey.
Man, listen.
He's not what he once was when he was with the Cowboys.
Maybe the Andrews.
I'm not sure what it is.
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credence to my audacity. There's no debate that this is the greatest global sports figure of our I mean, I think the Jets were expecting to get the old Tyron Smith.
Right.
They just got an old Tyron Smith.
Because he doesn't move.
He doesn't move.
His feet, the kick, the slide, the punch.
The hands have gotten lazy.
And it's hard.
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Once he put that hand and gets you in your chest, boy, you ain't going nowhere.
Yep.
Yeah, you know, I be watching.
I be watching all for the tackle play.
I know.
Yeah.
But, you know, he done got real lazy with his hands.
And you can't be lazy at that position.
Them guys are too good.
Listen, your hands and your feet got to be in unison.
Well, they're tied together.
Yeah, got to be in unison. It's like art.
So,
we'll see how this, guess what?
We'll get an opportunity to see how it plays out on Sunday.
So, we don't have to wait long.
We'll see on Sunday.
Amari Cooper
was also traded the same day he was traded to
the buffalo bills nobody in the field is getting bigger a bigger glow up than amari he leaves
he left the cleveland situation yeah and his quarterback is one of the worst um we just
call it like we see it here at nightcap he's hey he left one of the worst is he one of the worst
is he 32 in every category statistically as a quarterback?
I'm just curious.
Well, put it like this. I don't know if he's in the 20s
in anything. Right.
I ain't saying he's 32, but he's 30 or below.
It's bad, huh?
Yeah, in some of the stuff, he might be 35, 36
because they got some backups that filled in.
That's how high he is, Ocho. To be honest with you,
that
he has the worst QBR.
Yeah.
One of the worst completion
opportunities, too, right?
Damn.
Khalil Shakur and Keon Coleman
have been incredible for Buffalo,
but Curtis Samuel signing
hasn't really worked out.
Samuel is really a slot receiver.
I think they're playing him out of position.
He needs to be in the slot.
Coleman's going to have to do a better job of separating right now.
Right now, he's not sudden enough.
You got to be sudden to be outside.
They don't play out there.
You know what?
Even if he's not sudden, which that might not be a part of his DNA, you got to be able to learn how to use your body.
Learn how to put yourself in positions, having a lot of contested catches.
Listen, Larry Fitzgerald wasn't sudden. He wasn't sudden at all.
But he caught every goddamn thing and he was able to put his body in position to make any and every catch no matter what.
And he ain't drop shit. Nothing.
He had tremendous hands. Tremendous.
I mean, once he
learns that, he gonna be alright.
I mean, it's rookie year.
As
Fitz started to get old, man,
Fitz wasn't in the gym.
Fitz wasn't training
like a lot what we see these guys train now.
And so Fitz probably could have squeezed out another year had he been a workout warrior. in the gym. Fitz wasn't training like a lot of what we see these guys train now. Yes, sir.
And so Fitz probably could have squeezed out
another year
had he been a workout warrior.
Right.
But he got the vibe with,
like you said,
he was a big body guy.
He had tremendous body control.
He had exceptional,
not good, not great.
He had exceptional hands.
Yes, sir.
If that ball was in his vicinity,
it came down with it.
Contested or not.
Didn't matter.
It did not matter.
And so I like this trade for the Bills and Josh Allen.
He feels he steps in immediately.
He's the number one receiver.
He's been on the big stage before. Yeah.
You know, he came from a big time program at
Alabama.
Had success. He put
a big number. People don't realize it.
They're like, oh, he traded him.
Gruden traded him. But if you look at the numbers,
look at his numbers. He was a Pro Bowl player at the Raiders.
Oh, yeah. He went to the Pro Bowl with the
Cowboys. He went to the Pro Bowl with
the Browns.
Yes, people in the chat, I need y'all to understand.
I need you to understand and remember where Mark Cooper is from.
That's a Dane County legend.
He's a route running extraordinaire as well.
Again, even Josh Allen, another target where he doesn't have to be Superman.
Put him in position.
Tell him to get open and he's going to get open every single time
ain't nothing wrong with him
I know people are probably looking at him based on the numbers
that he's put up at Cleveland and saying
well he ain't got it no more
the devil is a lie
the devil is a lie
and if you sleep he'll run right by your ass too
oh yeah he sneaky
what?
do you like to move Ocho
them giving up a third round pick for Amari?
Oh yeah, most definitely.
Let me finish this. Basically,
he's on the last year of his
contract. So this could be a
rental situation. But if the
Bills are going to go where they think,
it'll be worth it.
Oh yeah, most definitely.
It's definitely worth it uh
listen to some of the some of the pundits again today some of the analysts saying now that they
have gotten amari cooper uh talking about how far the the bills can probably go due to his addition
when you think about think about amari cooper i think about well hell we y'all just have stefan
diggs as well for the past four years.
For the past four years.
Now, I mean, two different types of receivers,
but still very, very good in a statistical standpoint,
and both can get open, you know.
So, I mean, hell, I think it all comes down to Josh Allen
and him being consistent and not turning the ball over
in those important games, in those moments,
in those moments where it counts.
Has he grown to not make those moments in those moments where it counts has he grown to not make those
mistakes in pivotal games where it counts
like the AFC championship
in the
divisional round of the playoffs
they can get it done
he's gone what three four games and hadn't turned
the ball over and yeah yeah
that's a long streak for him
yeah magnificent and if he can continue all over? Yeah. That's a long streak for him.
Magnificent.
And if he can continue that, but that just goes to show you.
You know, Jerry Jones, he's a damn
good GM. Now, he traded
Amari. He traded a first rounder to get
Amari. He traded to Cleveland
for a fifth rounder. Cleveland traded
to Buffalo for a third rounder.
Yeah. He don't know what he...
Well, I'm not going to say he don't know what he's doing.
Hey, Jerry,
you selling your money, bro.
You selling 50s for 10s.
You gave up a first to get it.
You traded him for a fifth.
Three years later,
a team gave up a third to get it.
Now, what am I missing to this?
You gave up a first.
You got a fifth to return.
The team that you traded him to
for the fifth got a third
and you wonder why somebody
asking me questions I'm going to get somebody
here to ask me some better questions
yeah and what radio station is that
105.3
I think
they need to hire me I come in and let me
ask Jared the questions
and all these people talk about need to hire me. I come in and let me ask Jerry the questions.
And all these people talk about Jerry doesn't have the authority. If I'm not mistaken, that's the
flagship station
of the Cowboys, correct? So guess
what? There's another station.
Jerry says, you know what, guys? If y'all
don't get rid of him, I'm going to take
the Cowboys and
another station is going to be the flagship station.
You see how that works?
So all y'all talking about Jerry don't have the authority,
y'all don't know how this business works.
There's a lot of behind the scenes
that guys on their personalities
might have said something, and them
owners catch wind of it,
and all of a sudden you don't see them on the network no more.
So don't play.
Y'all know Jerry has that kind of authority.
Jerry tried to take down Roger Goodale. If that man would try to take down Roger Goodale, you don't play y'all know Jerry has that kind of authority yeah Jerry tried Jerry tried to take
down Roger Goodell if that man would try to take down Roger Goodell you don't think he can take
a damn a damn radio personality you remember that damn right I remember
oh man do you remember Jerry funny man but I'll let y'all see a lot of people Oh, man. Yeah, I remember it. Jerry's funny, man.
But I'll let y'all see a lot of people.
I ain't one.
See, a lot of people get fooled by, you know, Jerry, you know, Jerry's made a lot of black men millionaires.
Those men could do something for Jerry.
Don't let Jerry fool you.
Because he don't fool Shannon.
He showed you who he was.
Yeah.
Jerry showed you. He showed you a lot of who he was in 2016. Oh, Shannon. He showed you who he was. Jerry showed you.
He showed you a lot of who he was in 2016.
He showed you, but y'all didn't want to listen to it.
Y'all didn't believe what you saw.
Y'all didn't believe what you heard.
Now, all of a sudden,
some of y'all are shocked.
Man, I can't believe Jerry was there.
Neil where?
Neil who?
Neil on what?
You will be on the line your head will be over your heart
okay
play if you want to
like I said
you can't fool me
nah
I mean it's clear as day
when you get upset
and what you say
and how you treat people.
Yeah.
That's how you are.
It says everything.
Everything.
Everything.
So hopefully Mario,
they build a relationship,
get on the same page real, real quick.
But we're going to talk about Jerry a little later.
We ain't done with his ass yet.
I know I'm not.
That's the best part about this. It's later. We ain't done with his ass yet. I know I'm not.
That's the best part about this.
It's this.
Oh, Joe. This is us.
This is us. Oh, yeah.
We might not be able to get no comp NFL ticket,
but hell, I'll buy my own ticket.
Yeah.
Now, don't you say too much.
Hey, you let me handle this okay okay yeah okay it's time for
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since the two big trades the odds in the afc are now as follow. The Chiefs are plus 200. The Ravens are plus 300.
The Texans are plus 550.
The Bills are plus 550.
Even with the addition of Devontae Adams,
the New York Jets,
and the Cincinnati Bengals
have the exact same odds,
plus 1,500.
You know what's funny?
You know what's funny you know what's funny
even with those odds
I mean if you're a true football fan
and you understand
the game of football
despite the Bengals being
what they are right now
2-4 if I'm not mistaken
you know we're making the playoffs
if there's a team that can dig themselves
out the hole that they put themselves in
you know the Bengals can do it.
Offensively,
the firepower, the
weaponry that Joe Burrow has at his helm,
you know they can do it.
They have the Browns coming
up this week, right?
That's another win.
I'm not sure we play after that.
I think it might be a bye. I might be wrong.
I'm not sure it is, but we're going to dig be a buy. I might be wrong. I'm not sure what it is.
But we're going to dig ourselves out.
So when playoff time comes, best believe we will be there.
And it won't be no goddamn wild card.
The problem that you're running into is that your defense is as weak as your offense is as potent.
Yeah.
So now what?
So you mess around and kick a field goal or you don't get any points.
Guess what happens to the other team?
They go down the field and score.
Right.
So now...
We're going to work on that.
Okay.
Okay.
Listen, if we're at the bottom
of the league,
I'm not saying
we might be 26, 27.
If we can just find a way
to hit the rhythm, get some
momentum, and be maybe around
18, 17, 16,
somewhere around there.
And when you need it most,
make the stop
on third down that we need in important
games, in big moments, we're going to be
alright. That's all that matters.
Can you get done what you need
to get done when you absolutely have to? I don't care about where you rank done what you need to get done when you absolutely
have to i don't care about where you rank right you need to stop or you need if you need to stop
can you get off the field right you need a first down right can't you stay on the field right that's
all that matters yeah it's nice to be number one in offense number one in defense number one in
takeaways what good is number one in takeaways when you need a takeaway you can't get? You can't get it.
Well, you know what?
I said, basically, I wish we were a little higher,
somewhere in the middle of the pack when it comes to us being ranked defensively.
Because if we're in the middle of the pack,
that means we're a little bit more consistent in making the stops that we need,
as opposed to being at the bottom,
which means a percentage in the chance of us making a stop ain't motherfucking likely.
Normally, when you give
up a ton of yards, that means you're
pretty lousy on third down because that means teams
are staying on the field and they'll continue
to move the ball down the field
on you. So they're getting
30, 40, 25, 30,
40 yards a drive because
they're staying on the field on third down.
Now, you could just give up big plays, but the likelihood of a defense just giving up big play after big play no not very
likely right it's the it's the ability to get off the because third down everybody was trying to get
the third down well don't let us go on first don't let them score on third on second down
let's just get the third down well if you get third down and you can't get off the field, remember Alabama?
Alabama played Vanderbilt.
And Vanderbilt was like 12 of 18
on third down.
First of all, you get the 18
third down, boy, you're getting it handed
to you.
And then they pick up 12 of those.
So that's the thing.
Clearly, the odds
make it ultra feel that Cooper is a bigger addition to Bills than Adams is to the Jets.
Because if Chiefs won, Ravens two, Texans and Bills tied for the third best odds.
Right.
And then you have the Bengals and the Jets tied for the fourth best odds.
I mean, the Bengals and the Jets, right?
You know what?
Fifth best, fifth, fifth, fifth.
You know, based on those
odds, I think
the odds makers are looking at how the
Bills are playing before Amari got there.
They're looking at how
Josh Allen was playing, not having
superstar weapons
at his disposal,
and they were still doing okay. They were still
doing well. So with his addition,
I mean, obviously, it just
takes everything up a little bit
more. I could be
wrong. I don't know how they make
these things. But again, it's just
an educated guess because you never know how
things are going to turn out.
Well, it's amazing how close they be though, don't they?
To the point, the lines.
That's crazy, huh? That's crazy. And is stuff like that why people think that the game is real
they think it is but it's impossible to get 53 people on the same page i know that it's impossible
to orchestrate 53 people or 11 on one side of the ball and the other 11 to follow a goddamn
script that's why i understand why people say that sometimes. Do you know how difficult that would be?
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Ocho, we played the game.
You tell the first person, you tell them something in the air,
and by the time they get all the way to the back,
they ain't what he was saying.
Nope.
One little thing.
So how you gonna get fit?
Maybe once upon a time, Ocho, it's too much money involved.
You're talking about a guy that's making $60 million.
You mean to tell me he's willing to risk his $60 million
and be banned from the league?
To do what? Not a chance in hell.
But Ocho,
when people believe something,
ain't nothing you can do.
I think they be playing.
Maybe they be playing sometime.
No, they be dead serious. You think so? Yeah. Ocho, you know, I think they'd be playing. Maybe they'd be playing sometime. No, they'd be dead serious.
You think so?
Yeah.
Okay, people are gullible.
Why you think, like you said, look at the internet.
People believe that those are those people's lives,
that they'd really be flying private jets,
and they have them big homes,
and they have all these cars and all that stuff.
You see how the internet do that?
Yes, sir. And how
somebody can say something on the internet and it
is totally not true. Right.
Then it gets retweeted, it gets shared
and then it gets, man, that's
all these hoaxes
such and such died.
People are gullible. Ocho people
are naive. Yeah.
But, like I said,
it ain't never happened to me. I can just go by what
I know and the games I've been on. I ain't never been
nobody trying to throw
the game or no foolishness like that. There was a script.
There ain't no script.
All that work we done put in,
all the times we done denied our family,
done been away from our family,
lifting all those heavy-ass weights,
training like we train
and then I'm going to let somebody else win
man they'll kiss my
I ain't do all that for that
oh no
if you'd hope your team
would land either Adams or Cooper don't worry
because there are some very good players
who could be made available between
now and the November 5th
trade deadline, Ocho. Here's a list
of receivers that could be moved by the deadline.
You got DeAndre Hopkins with the
Titans. You got Deontay Johnson
of the Panthers. You got Mike
Williams of the Jets. You got Cooper
Cup of the Rams. Whoa.
Jordan Addison.
Hold on. Why in the hell they got Jordan Addison's name
in there?
There's no need to move Jordan.
There's no need to move Jordan.
The Cooper Cup, I understand.
Cooper the Cool is probably going to take over
for Cooper Cup.
And that's a big salary.
Yeah, obviously salary reasons.
But they put him on there.
You might not even know. He might take a pay cut.
He might take a pay cut to stay in
that system.
Give me one more. Deontay Johnson.
You know what would be a good fit for him to go
back to? Pittsburgh.
Right back to Pittsburgh because
there's really no disrespect to
any of the receivers on the Steelers team,
but he's another good
viable option that can
get the F open on the other side
of George Pickens.
Why not?
When he want to.
You think you don't want to?
That's why they let him go.
What was he doing?
Remember the loafing?
Yeah.
Remember to not run hard on Joe?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I remember that.
I remember that,
but I'm sure you're going to come back with a different attitude,
a different perspective,
because as you look at it,
when you go from team to team like that, all right, now the window's closing.
The window's starting to close.
Your eyes start to open up a little bit more.
You know?
You're not a young chicken.
You ain't no spring chicken no more.
You start paying attention to the way the league is moving the older folks out.
So you come in on your best behavior when you get a second,
sometimes a third chance.
The Addison reasoning, the Vikings are soaring right now,
but Addison has kind of gotten lost in the shuffle.
Not only had underperformed this season,
but remember he had off-field issues.
I think he had what, two DUIs?
Oh yeah, yeah.
I forgot about that.
I forgot about that.
And remember he started the season, he was hurt.
So you know what happens when you get hurt?
You give a team an opportunity to look at somebody else.
Well, who they like?
Who they like over here right now?
Well, considering they're 5-0, they like a lot of people over here, my guess.
Right, I got you.
Ocho, you know what happens when you and your girl beefing?
Oh, we need to take some time apart.
Right, right.
When you're not somebody else to look at them.
Yeah, that's all right. That's's alright. So while they're looking,
make sure they take over these motherfucking responsibilities
too. They will. Yeah, that's
fine. You just got to realize,
you know, your girl new to somebody else.
That's fine.
That's fine too. Guess I'm
looking at the long term.
I'm thinking about how much I'm finna save.
Go ahead. You can take that.
Man, I can think about what she did to me.
What she did to get me.
I don't care.
Come back. Come on back, baby.
I'm sorry.
Hey, listen. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Hey, but one thing about it.
What is it?
Us?
We can walk out the front door.
You can get you another one.
Oh, man.
Huh?
Ocho.
Hold on.
I don't know.
Ocho, man.
Hey.
Boy, don't be no fool now.
You can walk out that door and get you another one.
Man, but this was here, Ocho.
Had my toes spread apart like this here, Ocho, have my toes spread apart
like this here, Ocho. Uh-uh. Listen,
I can find you 30 mocha. Do the same
thing.
Yeah, I can find you 30.
Listen to me. Let me take
my glass off. I can find you 30 mocha. Do
the same thing. Come on,
now. All right.
I ain't looking. Nah, you ain't finna get
me in trouble. I ain't looking. Nah, you ain't finna get me in trouble. Nah, I ain't looking.
Dude.
Dude, you on your own
on this one, Ocho. Okay.
Matter of fact, look.
She just texted me too. She just texted
me about, watch your mouth.
Man, hey, listen.
Baby and Turks,
man, about 30 of them. Huh? 20 of them. Man, 20 of Baby and Turks, man, we're about 30 of them.
20 of them.
We have 20 of them in Turks.
What?
Yeah.
What's the age range?
They out there deep, boy.
What's the age range?
Shoot, 30 and up?
Hey, I'm talking about all business women, too.
I don't think you got enough sparks for that man you better
man look here they just sent me another shipment
boy
boy
hey Ojo
I'm moving weight like Pablo Escobar
yeah
I'm moving weight like Pablo Escobar. Yeah.
I'm moving weight like Escobar, baby.
Yeah.
Hey, that's a good one.
You know, I know we off topic.
That's a good topic, though.
And I mean, maybe we hit that another time, but I like that.
Oh, yeah.
I think a little different, though.
I think I'm wired a little different Oh you wanna
Okay bet go ahead take that
Cause you saving me some
I'm gonna let you have that
Cause that mean that's an expense I ain't got no more
So that's light on my pockets
But you ain't getting them goodies no more Ojo
You look at it a little different
Ojo them goodies
What fear I say them goodies
And I ain't talking about them headache powders.
Yeah,
I know.
They have a good,
if they come with a headache,
that's a headache.
Y'all probably not old enough to know about BCs and goody powders.
Can I tell you something?
Yeah.
Come on.
Stay with me real quick.
When it comes to the goodies.
Yeah.
No,
you know,
the goodies outnumber all the men.
You know that,
huh?
It's goodies everywhere.
Yeah.
It's goodies everywhere. You ever been, you ever been to Chuck E. Cheese? You know, you know hownumber all the men. You know that, huh? It's goodies everywhere. It's goodies everywhere.
You ever been to Chuck E. Cheese?
You know how they had a play pit?
The play pit with the little plastic balls in it?
That's what it's like when you step out to dough.
It's goodies everywhere.
Take your pick.
But remember you told us about that favorite place that you like to go to and get your latte and smoke your cigar?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You go there for a latte and smoke your cigar? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You don't go, you can go a lot of other places.
There are a lot of other places that got 30 TVs on the wall.
And they got La Liga and they got UEFA.
And they got the Champions League on the wall.
And they got lattes.
And they'll let you smoke on an open patio.
But there's something about that place, Sidney. Yeah. And they got lattes. And they'll let you smoke on an open patio. But there's something about
that place, Sidney.
Yeah.
And we just had a show, right?
You know what we talked about
on that last show?
Last time we was on here, right?
What at?
When it's time to cut your losses.
Yeah, you're right, Ocho.
Damn.
Come on now.
Listen, it don't got to be Sunday
for me to preach to you
and I shouldn't be the one
preaching to you.
Come on now.
Stay with me.
All right. All right. Yeah, if I cut my losses, O preaching to you. Come on now. Stay with me. All right.
Yeah, if I cut my losses, Ocho, you're right.
Listen, sometimes you got something.
I cut my loss and get me another watch.
I'll get me a watch or something.
There you go.
Because one thing about it,
that new watch is going to tell the same time the old one did.
Come on now.
Don't do me like that.
I'm going to talk to you.
I'll be looking like,
I got you because I just lost something.
But I ain't fooling with you, Ojo.
I haven't let you talk me out of a good situation.
You talked your ass off.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm just relaying the message.
That's my purpose. Just relaying the message. That's what I, that's my purpose.
Just relaying the message at times.
Cause when I know you feel like the way you feel like,
right.
Like how you talking right now?
Yeah.
When you feel like that,
right.
When they know you don't want to lose them.
See,
they'll play with you.
See,
when you feel like that,
they'll walk all over you.
When they,
when they do you feel the way you feel.
Okay.
I ain't,
he ain't gonna let me go nowhere because he feel it so good about me.
I'm going to push the envelope
and see how far I can take it.
No, no, no.
Hey, I'm too big of a cat
to be played with like a kitten now.
Hey, you ain't fit.
Hey, you ain't fit.
Hey, hold on now.
There we go.
Now, that's the motherfucker
I was waiting to hear.
Come on.
Hey, don't play.
Wake him up.
There you go.
Don't play with me like that.
Now, hey, I'm easier.
I'm easier, like, with women, dealing with women, Ocho.
Right, right.
I'll give them a lot longer leash, lead.
Right, right.
Than I will a dude trying to play.
But, hey, don't ever get it twisted
now yeah yeah yeah i'm just i don't spend the better part of 56 years by my damn self
come on now now i don't i don't want to be by myself you know so if I'm choosing an individual
no
I can be alone
but I ain't gonna be lonely
stop playing with me now
those are two different things
I got
damn pen at
oh I can't find my pen just hold that one for me hold that thought right there
oh there it is come on get it get that to me again get that to me again now
i can be alone right but i ain't gonna be lonely
well you think i ain'tna use that in our next argument
man please
those are two different things
cause sometimes you can be alone
you can be
you can be with somebody
and be lonely
and not know it
I used to say all the time the loneliest place
you can be is to be somewhere
you're not wanted
so now
you're somewhere you have
somebody but they don't want you
you're alone
and don't know it
all she's doing is
tolerating you or all he's doing
is tolerating you until he
she can replace you. Hmm
See
See, but you got to pay attention
See if you're smart as a man, you got to pay attention
You got to understand when she just tolerating you because things are the same those hugs aren't the same those kids. Yeah
Yeah
Hey, listen when you lay down horizontally, it's not the same.
You got to pay attention.
You got to read the cues.
It's like the quarterback.
When he see the blitz coming, bitch, you better audible.
Mm-hmm.
You better audible.
Hey, man, look here.
I get it on your look look I think the thing is that
sometimes we make the mistake is that when we get
the woman we don't feel we need
to date her anymore we don't need we need to do
the things that we did to get her
and I'll be the first to admit
I've been
that's been me I'll admit
hey we just talked about that remember
we just been you know
since we talked about, man, we got
complacent. I kid you not.
And listen, hey, chat, we family.
I can tell you. We got
the year five. Shit, the day started
to slow down a little bit, huh?
I love you started to slow down
a little bit. I can tell you that. I can be honest.
Familiarity
set in.
The first thing I said Well damn we beefing
Damn we need to start beefing
I got to find a way
To record
To re-love
To re-date
How can I make this shit
Exciting again
I got to turn myself into somebody
I got to
Find a way to be the fun guy again
I used to be the fun guy
You know the one your mama said Don't bring home Yeah that was me I got to find a way to be the fun guy again. I used to be the fun guy. You know, the one your mama said, don't bring home.
Yeah, that was me.
I got to add that perspective back to everything I do.
With a little balance.
With a little balance.
Yeah.
But you know what happens, Ocho?
Yeah.
And as you, like, the longer you go in a relationship,
the least little thing will set you off.
Now you mad for no reason.
You looking for, you starting to look for reasons to get upset.
Right.
Man, what?
Ain't no, who left this little bit of toilet paper on here?
Now you know damn well.
One little sheet.
Now you mean to tell me the least little thing start to get you upset
and you start to look me the least little thing start to get you upset and you start
to look for reasons to get upset yeah we're in the beginning she take all the toilet paper off
the roll and you wouldn't even battle now you go and it ain't no problem yeah she leave a clone
down in the middle of the floor it ain't no problem yeah the highest biggest fan yeah now
all of a sudden the least little thing out of place, you mad. Mad.
Yeah.
So you got the,
and like I said,
I've been guilty of it and I've tried to like,
I try to write down things.
Okay.
Okay.
Sheldon,
in the beginning,
this is what you did.
You did this,
this,
this,
this,
this.
Okay.
You got him.
She liked that.
Now that you've been with this,
you've been in this situation,
you got to continue to do
this,
this,
this, this. But the hardest thing, Ocho, is that I tell been with this, you've been in this situation, you got to continue to do this, this, this,
this.
But the hardest thing,
Ocho,
is that I tell,
I like,
as the problem that I run into is that I'm not the same person that you met.
I'm the same person,
but my surroundings are different.
Right.
And I need you to understand that.
Cause now there was no nightcap.
Not nightcap is four or five days a week.
There was no now five,
four or five days of nightcap.
Now I got two days of first take.
Now I'm shooting one to two episodes of club.
Shay,
Shay.
Now I got to jump into a meeting with Shay by LaPorte. Yay. Now I got two days of first tape. Now I'm shooting one to two episodes of Club Shea Shea. Now I got to jump into a meeting with Shea by LaPorte.
Now I got to take other stuff with this one and that one.
So the time that I could just spend on the time,
hey, what you doing?
Yeah.
What you want to do?
What you want to do?
What you want?
I don't have that kind of time.
Right.
Yeah.
Ain't the same.
We hit a nice little...
Listen, you know how you reset your router?
You unplug the router.
Yeah.
Plug it back in, and we reset.
We just hit a reset button.
We over here pouring into each other like Sunday delight.
Oh, Joe. We over here pouring into each other like Sunday delight Ocho
we over here
pointing at each other
like Sunday delight
like I never met her before
like I never met her before
I said I got to treat you
like an iPhone
I got to do a hard reset
you can do a soft reset
or you can do a hard reset
sometimes you record
a hard reset Ocho
hard
hey
let me take my glass off now
it's been a long five years boy it is Hard. Hey, let me take my glass off now.
It's been a long five years, boy.
It is.
Boy.
But yeah,
I think you need to understand.
But when you,
when you say,
hey,
I need this,
I need X, Y, and Z,
I'm able to do it.
Right.
Because of.
Because,
yeah. I ain't got no, I ain't got do it because of being, yeah.
I ain't got no issues in that area because there's an understanding
is, you know, the
Ocho or the Chad you met
five years ago ain't the same Chad now.
I've evolved.
You're busier. You're working now.
That's a good thing. But that one there
got understanding because she's also busy.
So there's no clash in that area.
But we needed that mental reset because the complacency on both sides.
But we good.
Hey, right now the cup runneth over.
That's what I'm talking about.
That's what I'm talking about.
Come on now.
Hey, we all off track. Hey, it is what it is. That's what I'm talking about. Come on, man. Hey, we all
off track.
That's our show. We get back on
there sometime.
DeHart responded to the trade rumor saying, I love
my life. I love where I am.
God put me where I needed to be
and he always will. I play football.
I love that. That's what he's supposed to say.
Yeah. Because you don't want
to say, hey, I'm looking forward to getting moved, and you
don't go nowhere. Now you got the
fans mad at you. Now you got the teammates talking about
you thinking about getting up out of here. DeHoff
played that thing perfect. Yeah. I mean,
always. It's just like the quarterbacks. Everybody
say, everything they say is PC.
Everything is politically correct.
We know you want up out of there.
You deserve to be up out of there, and I hope the Chiefs
don't get you. I'm not sure what the salary cap the uh the numbers may be but if they can find a way
to work in there rishi rice wait is rishi rice he's done for the year yeah that's a 10 to 12
month that's a 10 to 12 month recovery yeah i think i think d hop to the chiefs would be perfect
even though juju Smith, the last
game, maybe the game before the
last, previous, had a phenomenal
game. Phenomenal game
offensively, but DeHop being
a reliable target who is going to
catch everything. I
think it'd be good. It'd be good. All that
short and intermediate stuff, he can master
all that. The pair with Chelsea,
man. You got Worthy to take the top off. You catch him na that. The pair with Kelsey, man.
You got Worthy to take the top off.
You catch him napping.
He can blow the top off.
You got Juju and D-Hop working intermediate stuff.
You got Kelsey doing his thing.
Yeah.
You got Hunt, Kareem Hunt,
running the football.
And can catch out the backfield too,
like he did when he was first there
the first four or five seasons.
The Chargers and Steelers
and Saints have reportedly reached out to the
Jets about Mike Williams. Damn!
I like that. I like that.
I like it. Listen,
Mike just got to be in
the right situation. I'm not sure, Chad. I'm not
sure if y'all watched Mike Williams when he was healthy
when he was with the Chargers. Yeah,
the only thing is he couldn't stay healthy.
Yeah, that's always been
his issue.
That's his only problem,
Ocho.
But he gonna catch everything.
A 50-50 ball,
I close my eyes.
I guarantee you
he's coming down with it.
I mean, he big,
big physical receiver.
What's he like, 6'3"?
220?
225?
6'4", 6'5".
You might be right, Ocho.
I mean, he's a big,
big receiver.
Got speed. Can get deep. Like you said, he's a big, big receiver. Got speed.
Can get deep.
Like you said, can make.
Now, he does have lapses where he just loses concentration.
He'll drop a routine plan.
You're like, bro, I just saw you make a damn accurate circus catch.
Yeah.
But, man.
Yeah, he's 6'4", what, 220?
280?
Okay.
I said, what's he at, 220?
No, he's 218.
Oh, Joe, Tyreek Hill says he's still the best receiver in the NFL
after Devontae Adams and Amari Cooper trades.
They're not the best receivers in the league because I am. And I stand on that.
Reek said.
I mean, he didn't tell no lie.
He didn't tell no lie. I know people
look at stats,
circumstance, opportunities.
When they decrease, so do your numbers.
But if Tua was in,
we know who
the best receiver in the league is.
Some people might say Chase. Some people might say
Justin Jefferson. Yeah, Jada got
something to say about that. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah. But
listen, Tyreek is
ugh.
I like him. I agree with him.
I agree with him. Based on preference, some people
would choose, you know, Justin.
Based on preference, some people would choose Chase. Who else is in that conversation, huh? I just with him. Based on preference, some people would choose, you know, Justin. Based on preference, some people would choose Chase.
Who else is in that
conversation? I just named three.
It got to be somebody else. It got to be at least one more.
Tyreek, CD.
Okay, okay.
Some people like Mike Evans.
Mike is all reliable.
He's consistent.
Mr. Consistent.
He's consistent, yeah. But like you said, Devontae, Chase, Jetta, Mr. Consistent Mr. Consistent yeah
but like you said Devontae, Chase
Jetta, Reek, CD
Mike Evans
I'm trying to think who else
we should throw
AJ Brown
oh yeah I'm tripping
forgot about AJ
yeah
yeah
that's a good one.
I like it.
I like it.
I mean,
he said,
and he said everything with a smile too,
but you know,
he meant,
he meant every word.
He meant every word of it. He meant every last word.
Is Max Crosby on the move soon?
Also,
he has some interesting comments today.
I'm not here to rebuild.
I'm here to win, whatever that means.
But I'm here to win now.
Wherever I'm going to be, I'm going to be here to win.
So if I'm Detroit, I offer a first and a third round pick for Max Crosby.
Right now.
I'm not bulljacking.
I'm not. Look, this is what I got on the
table for you. I got a first and a third.
Right.
Because you just left
one of the premier, you just lost
one of the premier pass rushers.
The league leading sack leader.
Seven and a half sacks.
I'm going to get Max Crosby.
Yeah, most definitely.
All in.
And imagine next year, Max on one side and Aiden O'Connell on the other.
I mean, let's talk about Aiden O'Connell.
And Aiden Hutchinson on the other side.
And they just signed, I mean, they got DJ Reader.
They got DJ Reader that was at Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, yeah.
I forget.
They just extended a big D tackle.
I forget his name.
They just gave a boatload of money, like $90-plus million.
They got some good young talent.
Yeah.
They got a really good talent.
I mean, that GM has done a great job.
But if I'm Max Crosby, I'm trying to go to Detroit.
That's where I want to be.
That is exactly where I want to be.
And he is a
dream
for Campbell. Oh, yeah.
That's the kind of guy
Campbell wants to coach.
You ain't got...
Hey, just let him go play football.
He's a football
player. You ain't got to say much.
Nope. he's a football player you ain't gotta say much nope the volume
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