Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Aaron Rodgers annoyed, Brady fires back, Russell Wilson’s shakey future
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The Green Bay Packers turned the ball,
turnovers, halted the comeback attempt.
The Vikings dominated early but had to hang on.
Minnesota scored touchdowns on four of
its first five possessions.
Sam Donald threw three touchdowns, but the Vikings seemed to let their foot off the gas.
We see a lot of that. Had a 28-22 lead with more than 10 minutes left.
Love threw for 202 yards and three touchdowns in the final 15 minutes.
Set career high in passing yards, 389.
Touchdown passer with four.
Completion's 32, but he wore a Favre jersey to the game.
And just like Favre, three turnovers.
Hey.
You need to stop, dog.
You need to stop.
When Favre threw three turnovers, he had about six touchdowns, dog.
Brett didn't care.
Brett thought you were picky.
Keep on going.
And smile at you.
You know, I played with him as a rookie in Atlanta.
Brett was one of a kind. Still is.
Loving life. He didn't care.
That's what Bucky was jumping at.
Yeah, but he didn't
what you're saying. Bucky was jumping back there.
It ain't popping like that no more.
No, Magic City was jumping back there.
But anyway, that's Bucky.
Magic City's still popping.
Magic City's still popping.
No, I ain't been to the strip joint in 30 years.
I was 17 for me, but I went. I ain't been to the strip joint in 30 years I was 17 for me
but I went
I ain't been to the strip joint
in 30 years
how long have you been Chad?
yesterday
I ain't
I can't tell you the last time
I've been to the strip club
cause I
I ain't trying to spend no money
when you come in there
you know what I don't like
I don't mean to get off track
and y'all chat
y'all stay with me now
when you go to the strip club
and you purposely
you stand in the back
because you don't want to spend no money,
but they still come stand next to you and try to ask for a tip when they come
off stage.
If I wanted to tip you, I'd walk up here.
But it make me feel uncomfortable.
So I ain't been back.
I go get the wings.
You no mad.
You're going to take care of you no mad.
No, you need to stop, though.
You ain't going anywhere with the wings.
You went there for the thighs.
You might have went for the thighs, but you want the wings.
Yeah, you like a whole lot of stuff.
What I feel.
I thought you said you were done.
You were done.
My bad.
You walked into that one.
You walked into that one.
Man, see,
this is why
we can't have nice stuff
y'all see what i go through see what i go through jack
this is why i can't call it this is why i can't call it because this is what he want to do he
want to join all the time but you know guess what it's to be. But you know, guess what? It's going to be two cats you know going to be there.
Hey, Riocho.
I'm going to be here every time.
You're going to be there.
Hey.
No matter what,
we're going to be there.
Good or bad, I'm going to be here.
We're going to tell you the truth.
You know that.
Bye, dad.
Boy, if the shoe
was on the other foot.
Oh, oh.
I was just.
Dog, I was just saying, man,
what you want?
You want me to come over
and clean up for a week
or something?
Because you're going to be relentless. You will up for a week or something cause you gonna be relentless
you will be relentless dog
and you know you already know
the chat know too
the chat know
I'm glad it wasn't me cause I couldn't afford to do nothing like that
I couldn't afford to do it either
me either
you're in a position of power
you're in a position of power
Prime you're in a position of power. You're in a position of power. Prime, you're in a position of power.
That's a lie.
Listen, I ain't got no more room for error, boy.
I ain't got no room for error.
It's not a...
Things that used to be an error is not an error anymore.
It's just judgment.
That's all it is.
It's judgment.
It used to be an error.
Now it's judgment.
Right.
Yeah. The Jets lose to the Broncos. Aaron Rodgers annoyed at. It's judgment. Used to be an error. Now it's judgment. Right.
The Jets lose to the Broncos. Aaron Rodgers annoyed at Salah's comments
on offensive cadence.
Let's take a listen to what Aaron had to say.
Uh-oh.
Thank you. It's one way to do it.
The other way is
hold him accountable. I mean, we haven't had an issue.
We've had one false start. Morgan had one false start
I believe until this.
So,
you know, it's been a weapon.
We use it every day in practice.
You know, we rarely have a false start.
And to have, I don't know, five today, it seemed like, four or five.
Yeah, it seems like an outlier.
I don't know if we need to make mass changes based on, you know,
kind of an outlier game.
Uh-oh.
That's not good.
Head coach said one thing.
Start playing saying something different, Ty.
Glad it wasn't me because I'd be on the crowd like this.
Oh, boy.
Send me my robbers.
They'd be on the send my robbers.
I'd be on the crowd.
That was me.
Hey, man.
They got to get on the same page.
I don't even want to comment on that. They got to get on the same page. When? They got to get on the same page. I don't even want to comment on that.
They got to get on the same page.
When?
They need it.
Hold on, Ocho.
When has Rodgers ever been on the same page?
He marched to the beat of his own drum, bro.
Y'all know.
You know that.
He marched to the beat of his own drum,
but you can't be calling out your head coach out there.
You can't do your coach like that.
He's always done that.
You can't do that.
He's always done it.
When has he not done it? And see, that's what happens when you're't do that he's always done it when has he not done it
and see that's what happens
when you're great like that
you got MVPs
you won a Super Bowl
ain't nobody gonna say anything
oh
hold on
hold on let's get this straight
everybody on this thing
was great man
yeah
we ain't liking greatness
on this call
no but I'm saying
but you don't
but time you know how
when it comes to the quarterbacks,
the more
hardware you have,
the greater you are, the greater
people are willing to sweep what you say,
what you do under the carpet. That's all I'm saying.
Yeah.
No, no, no.
Stop. You know I know.
They ain't never swept nothing for us.
Wait a minute. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
Now you got to forget who's saying it.
Now you change the quarterback that makes a statement like that they ain't sweeping nothing
get away with that my point thank you stay with me that's my point yeah but when does it when does
it stop never oh never no no no every one thing about it everybody in this game has a shot clock
oh yeah
everybody's game has a shot clock
guess what happens it happens to everybody
they'll tolerate you until they can replace you
did you not see what happened in Green Bay
with the quarterback before Aaron Rodgers
did you not see what happened to Aaron Rodgers
they will tolerate you
go back and look
A-B situation in Pittsburgh they will tolerate you. Go back and look. A.B.'s situation in Pittsburgh.
They will tolerate
you until they can replace you.
And when they replace you,
they done.
It happens.
A.B., Shannon ain't
talking about you because you know A.B. is your backhand.
I just want you to know I'm just trying to say you.
A.B. relentless on this one.
Man.
I love you, dog. That was Shannon. Shannon said he saw it. I'm just trying to say you. They be relentless on this one. Man. But you know what?
I love you, dog.
That was Shannon.
Shannon said he saw it.
He ain't want to talk about you.
The one thing I've learned about you, what you told me is that, hey, block that noise out.
You know who you are.
Somebody saying this about you or calling you this, you know that's not who you are.
So why does somebody that you don't even have no dealings with saying something about you or calling you this, you know that's not who you are. So why does somebody that you don't
even have no dealings with saying something
about you bother you?
Be like, bro.
It's the attraction.
It's the attraction. Most people
are attracted to hate. I'm attracted to
love. Show me you love me. I got you.
I'm attracted to love too.
Listen, I'm attracted to love too, but I need a little
bit of hate. Prime, I like a little, I need a little bit of hate Huh Prime I like a little
I need a little bit of hate
I need a little balance
Like on Twitter
See you probably got
Ping pong pedals on your bed
And you ain't got no ping pong tape
You probably want to be
Spanking all that though
All that
I got a whole dungeon
I got a whole dungeon
See I don't want to hear that
I'm just telling you about me
You got a swing set
That ain't for the baby
Yeah I got a swing set You want to see it I got a swing set right It ain't for the baby. Yeah, I got a swing set.
You want to see it?
I got a swing set right here.
No, I do not want to see it, though.
I don't want to see it.
Hey, you know what, Chet?
For those of you, you saw the movie Fifty Shades of Grey?
Mm-hmm.
That was my script.
They took the film.
I sent in footage.
I was supposed to be Christian Grey.
I was supposed to play that part.
It was on Tubi, right?
They took my script and the footage.
I sent a visual reference to
show them what I had and what I could
do and what I do at home in my little dungeon.
And then when they made a movie out of it, I sued
and all. Sad thing about it,
it's a little truth to what you're saying.
That's the thing that they don't understand.
To every good joke,
truth to it.
Listen, one thing about it.
My last name and heart.
And I don't tell no jokes.
I'll lie for you before I lie to you.
Well, y'all, I'm clean as they come.
Time.
You know me.
I'm clean as they come, time.
Sounds a little dirty to me.
Sounds a little dirty to me. Lord, happy birthday. the commanders get the dub in arizona jayden daniels looked like the real deal time he's been sensational you know what cliff kingsbury will somebody say cliff
kingsbury that is the engineer behind this ship.
He was doing the same thing, and it didn't work out in Arizona.
Okay?
Cliff Kingsbury is a brilliant play coach.
Let's get that straight.
Brilliant.
Look at what he did.
He had Johnny Manziel.
When Johnny won the Heisman, he had him in Texas A&M.
He had Pat Mahomes.
He had Mahomes, boy.
The one thing ain't no denying, his ability to coach quarterback
and his ability to call plays.
Now, there's no questioning that.
You look what he did.
Kyler was Rookie of the year, playing extremely well.
Kyler hurt his knee.
It takes a quarterback a while, especially
a quarterback like Kyler because he's so
reliant on his legs. Has an
unbelievable arm, can make all the throws.
But now he's kind of got his
legs back under him. But Cliff
Kingsbury and what he's doing with Jaden
Daniels, 26-30, 2-33,
one touchdown and interception.
They ran the ball for over 200 yards.
They totally dominated Arizona.
You can't stop that.
You run the ball for over 200 yards, you can't stop that.
And you're 26 to 30, you can't stop that.
He's completed 82% of his passes through the first four games,
which is an NFL record by a long shot through a four-game stretch.
And I'm proud of it. I love it.
I love it.
So, I don't...
Man, I didn't think Washington
because I'm always leery of jumping out there
especially when you start in the rookie quarterback time
because a lot of times you don't know.
I mean, he had 55 college starts.
55.
Not 25 because a lot of times these guys
come in, they redshirt shirt they play a year or
two and they go straight to the nfl they got 13 14 starts this young man has 55 starts and that's
probably why he looks as poised as he does back there in that pocket yeah yes yes but the commanders
and he's resilient too he's resilient because they was hating on him at Arizona State
and he's resilient
he stood up to it
he took the Heisman
they didn't give him nothing last year
he took it
he went and took it
and he's still going
and I love it
Commandos lead the NFC East
with a 3-1 record
2-1 away 42-14 over the Cardinals.
Young Hoku kicks the Falcons to a win over the Saints.
Who you say?
Young who?
What's his name?
Young who?
Young way Hoku?
Ho who?
No, you ain't what you say, though.
I said young Hoku.
No, you can't. That's not though. I said Young Ho Kool.
No, you can't.
That's not their name.
That wasn't the name.
Who you talking about?
For the Falcons.
What's the name?
Young.
Young Way or Young Ho?
Young Way Kool.
You see what I'm saying?
Don't try to change that, dog.
You got to stop. Hold on.
Look how it's spelled.
How is it spelled?
Hey, Joe.
Okay.
How to spell Young?
How they spell Young?
They don't spell it Young like we spell it.
I think they spell it Y-U-E-N-G.
So how you know how to spell that?
And you know how to spell it And you know how to spell the O
No, I know
She
Oh, I spelled it wrong
Young O'Coo
But see, but it's Young Wayne
No, I'm saying
You said Young Ho
That's what he said
Hold on, hold on
Listen to me, hold on
Okay, Ocho Okay, what is this spell? hold hold on listen to me hold on okay
you have a flashback
what is this spell
y-o-u-n-g-h-o-e
what is that spell
young ho
who wrote that
that ain't nobody's name
that ain't nobody's name
that is nobody's name
that is nobody's real name and you gonna say that ain't nobody's name. That is nobody's real name.
And you gonna say,
that ain't nobody's name.
That is not nobody's name spelled like that.
You know that ain't nobody's name spelled like that.
That is his name.
It's pronounced Youngway,
but it's spelled
Youngway.
No, she put it on there as Youngway.
But if you go look at it, it's Y-O-N-G-H-O-E.
G-H-O-E don't make that sound.
G-H-O-E.
G-H-O-E.
G-H-O-E.
That makes it sound.
See, man, you got jokes.
See, you always try to get what I do.
No, I'm not saying that.
I'm just saying you got flashbacks.
You got to stop.
The Falcons' defensive special teams make big plays and thrill and win.
The Saints took a 24-23 lead.
What he said, Chad?
Young ho.
I said young ho.
So she was young?
No, he's the kicker.
Oh, I thought you were talking about two weeks ago.
I didn't know what you were talking about.
No, you didn't.
Say DB Paul Edible.
You got my stomach hurting, man. Edible, who picked our all-game committee 30-yard passing
appearance penalty, set up the Falcons for Youngway's kick.
He kicked a 58-yarder.
Now you're going to be a kicker.
This is the second victory in Falcons history in which they scored zero
offensive touchdowns, two or more
defensive or special team touchdowns.
The last time it happened, week
nine, 1977, and a
win over Detroit.
Wow.
I think Lehman Bennett was the head coach back then.
They had a good defense, but they had a good defense back then.
You know, hey.
Man, we were barely born then.
You're crazy.
You know, they had Buddy Curry.
They had Billy White Shoes.
Yeah.
They had Steve Barkowski. You know, shoes take that serious, right? He really went white shoes. Yeah. They had Steve Bartkowski.
You know shoes take that serious, right?
He really want white shoes.
Absolutely.
I've never seen him without white shoes.
White dress shoes.
That's what I'm saying.
People don't understand
Billy White shoes take that serious.
Go ahead, Chad.
What you got a thing up for, Chad?
You ain't in church.
He probably go to the bathroom.
I ain't never seen a man poop that much.
Like an old man.
He must be took Metamucil or some prune juice or something.
That's your whatever.
He stay in the bathroom.
Hey, y'all got me in tears.
I had to go get me a paper towel.
Joe Burrow and the Bengals get their first win over the Panthers.
Ocho, your Bengals playoff prediction is still alive.
Joe Burrow put together another solid day,
completing 22 of 31, 232, two touchdowns, one pick.
In the team's rushing attack, Chase Brown, Zach Moss combined for 131 yards,
two touchdowns on 30 attempts.
Ocho, your team, what you thinking?
Listen, listen, the Bengals look good today.
Obviously, we did play the Panthers.
The Panthers, listen,
I said some things about them before they played
the Raiders. Obviously, Andy Dalton is in there
now. They look decent.
Deontay Johnson had a good game.
Xavier Leggett, you got to show up for your quarterback.
You got to hold on to some of those balls.
Mingo, y'all got to do...
Listen, y'all got to show up.
My Bengals, we won a game.
But again, people will say, oh, you won a game, but you played the goddamn Panthers.
There's no disrespect to them.
There's no disrespect.
We needed this game.
We needed this game to get some continuity, to find some rhythm.
Jamar Chase, boy, you look good, boy.
That's a grown man, eh?
Listen, this is why you pay a receiver like that because you get
the results you get today
nah no
no but again he showed
you today why he should be paid
to keep doing his thing
probably don't take him in the middle of the season
yeah in this day and age of the
bag for a guy to be playing
and he hadn't got his bag
and everybody else has. That says
a lot about his character, man.
Yeah.
He bought the
pole vault over Justin
Jefferson. That thing will be 36-37
next year.
What y'all think about the
couple cats in college? It's not a couple.
Everybody experienced it. Now it's the
whole thing of guys
getting to that fourth game and they want to get in the portal.
Just like the gentleman
from one of the colleges.
Yeah.
Look, all I would
say is this is getting in writing.
A young man, he took their words
that, hey, I got $100,000 for you.
You come here. Okay, he gets
there and they've only given him $300,000.
Bro, run me my money.
But see, we always got to say it down south.
Money out of sight calls a fight.
I'm going to need to get that.
Now, you're going to have to give me $50,000 a little bit of time.
When I show up, I need to...
At least. At least I got to get half the money.
But you know what?
The bad thing about it, man,
is it's really turning into a real business.
And it's taking away the realness and the truthfulness of it like like you i knew a lot
of people was gonna go through something because i know what we go through and you know we we can't
do nothing up under the curtains you know that behind the curtains whatever because we have a
few guys that want to come in and they want to talk to you about getting a red shirt and someone was actually playing and i know everyone else was experiencing the same thing if
we're experiencing that and that's tough man yeah that's tough because now you know you grant it
then next thing you know the guy jumps in the portal on you and you try to look out for him
and you said oh so you played me yeah and you got to be careful with that kind of stuff
man because it's everything now everything is everything now it's it's totally different game
college game that y'all play it's very different and people like they upset at the kid no
no you don't quit on your team now run me my money okay tell your boss your boss oh i'm gonna pay you
a hundred thousand and when you show up to work, and you work for
like three weeks, and you ain't got no check.
I was like, hey, no, you got
to do for the team now. No, that young man
was promised something. He was
promised $100,000.
Now, the mistake that he made,
Tav, is that he didn't get it in
writing.
Because he trusted, he's 18,
19 years of age.
He's trusting that adults would do the right thing.
He's learning a valuable lesson at a very young age.
People lie and they'll tell you what you want to hear to get you where they
want you to be.
And then,
Oh,
uh,
no,
I don't blame him.
I'd have left to run me my money or I'm leaving.
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You know who I have a problem with in this situation?
I have a problem with the agent.
Not the kid.
The kid has been a kid.
He's doing what he's taught to do.
Because he's in there just trying to play ball.
He trusted someone to handle his business,
to handle his contract at the collegiate level.
And he didn't.
And they didn't.
So I don't want to hear nothing from the agent at this point
when i should have been hearing a lot from you in week one week two before we played the last
two scrimmages something because that's just not right but this is where we are in college football
wow the colts beat the steelers anthony richardson suffered a hip injury joe flacco finished a
perfect 12 for 12 on short passes,
zero to nine yards in the air,
109 yards, two touchdowns, and Sunday's win.
Justin Fields is just the third quarterback
in Steelers franchise history to have 300-plus passing yards
plus 50 rushing yards in a single game.
He joined Hall of Famer Bobby Lane and Cordell Stewart.
Bobby Lane is the Hall of Famer, not Snoobee.
The man is playing some good football.
So what did they miss in Chicago?
Because he's playing
sound football.
Coaching.
Him and Arthur
Smith, that relationship,
that maturation that they have,
where he's playing to Justin Fields'
strengths, not asking
him to put a cape on like they were asking him
to do in Chicago. They were asking him to put that
cape on and be Superman
and save the day
that that wasn't him.
But is it fair to a kid, like,
now once you're gone, they go out and get
several pieces that can help you
That's not right. They go out, they go out and get several pieces. That's what I told Ocho.
That's not right. They go out, they draft a wide receiver, Roman Dunzay.
They trade for Keenan Allen.
They go get running back.
Yeah, they surrounded him with pieces that they never gave Justin Fields.
And then they wonder, well, you didn't give him the talent.
Look at what y'all gave Kayla Williams.
Out the gate, he got three quality receivers.
Quality tight end.
Now, he had Cole Komet was there, but I just think a lot of it is coaching.
You get these quarterbacks, damn the head coach.
Who's going to be coaching him, Ty?
Who's going to be his offensive coordinator?
Who's going to be the guy that's continuously and constantly in his ear?
That's what's important.
That's right.
That's right.
You get these defensive
minded head coaches
and that's not, hey,
I've won both ways, but
that position, you
need somebody that can
communicate, that can get on
his wavelength and telekinesis
whatever he needs.
They're pattern reading each other. I'm thinking
just what you're thinking. You're thinking what I'm thinking.
He didn't have that.
Right.
And that's tough.
Three weeks, no turnovers.
And I
think he might have had a turnover today.
Yeah, he had one.
How y'all think he's going to play out with
Russ? Oh, Russ ain't going to see the field.
Unless something happens to Justin Fields.
Look, I know what I got with Russ.
I've seen 11 years body of work.
Justin Fields.
I believe at me, that's me personally.
I'm just saying, I think Russ is healthy enough to play.
Because how my thing is, Ty, you're not healthy enough to start,
but you're healthy enough to dress up.
Hey, I told
him I don't got nothing to do with it.
He just
like having his uniform on and being a part
of the team.
I'm serious. I'm not that kind of coach.
I'm not putting a uniform
on you and I can't use you.
You can't dress up like a police and you can't stop
nobody.
I love Russ.
I just want Russ to end right.
I like everybody to have a nice landing, man, a nice safe landing.
And I just want my brother to end right because I got love for him.
And I just feel like he deserves one more chance,
especially with the quarterbacking around the NFL right now. They deserve one more shot.
They can use him
in most of them. So how does it play out, guys?
Because, you know, he's making a ton
of money right now.
The Steelers only pay him a billion dollars.
I know, but what I'm saying is that's up
next year. So
where does it go?
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know if a big payday is on the horizon.
I don't know.
I'm not saying a big payday, but what I'm saying is I preclude it by saying
I want him to have a great landing.
Does he get his great landing?
Is he off the television or whatever?
I think he'll get a great landing next year.
I'm trying to think.
I think Justin Fields will probably be the foreseeable future,
the quarterback for the Steelers.
And Russell Wilson gets another shot somewhere else that needs a quarterback,
needs that veteran presence.
Someone that knows what it takes to win.
Someone that's obviously a Super Bowl champion.
He gets that opportunity next year.
There are plenty.
Okay, now let's add the business in there.
I like what you're saying, Chad, because you know,
you're going to always take that.
You always take that lane. I know you. You know, you're going to always take that lane.
I know you.
You're a great guy. You always take that lane.
But what is that worth?
Is it like when you've been making 30?
It's hard to make between one and five.
It's hard to go down to five or six, dog, or nine.
Like, it's hard. It's hard.
Yeah. Can I tell you something real quick?
Yeah.
There's a place out west, right, that. It's hard. Yeah. Can I tell you something real quick? Yeah. Mm-hmm.
There's a place out west, right, that could use a quarterback.
They don't have a quarterback.
They don't have a stable quarterback.
Who?
They got an owner by the name of Mark Davis.
Yeah.
They're going to probably have a high-round draft pick, too.
We good.
We good, though.
Are you good?
We good.
Leave that alone.
Leave that alone.
Okay.
Okay.
I appreciate that.
I appreciate that.
And that's the thing, Ocho.
You see a lot of these teams, they're letting these young guys play.
Now, I think that's a blessing and a curse is that when they remove everything
and says, okay, go play, and these guys don't get some of the veteran leadership,
the understanding, some of the knowledge that they can partake now
because I got to find out by that third year
because the guys that's coming in this year,
the guys that's going to come in the 2025 draft.
In 2028, you have to cut them a check for $300 million.
It's just that simple.
$65, $70 million is going to be the going rate.
I can't be wishy-washy.
I can't be wait.
Can he play?
And I make that kind of financial commitment because you're going to have to probably guarantee him about $120 to $150 of the $300 million, Ocho.
At least. The problem is if you got these young players coming into the draft
and if you're getting them
early and you don't have the motherfucking tools
and pieces around them, chances
are they're not going to pan out how you want them
to pan out because they don't have anything to
operate with to begin with. I agree.
You got them coming into the organization.
You need them to be your savior.
That's not going to work.
Yeah, but I've never seen nobody say,
I learned a lot by watching the game.
You learned by playing.
I ain't learned nothing.
I ain't learned nothing.
I mean, I think my first couple games in Atlanta,
you know, they was working me in
because I was just fresh off a baseball field
at the corner position.
And I was like, hey, man, I ain't learned nothing.
Fine.
You put them young quarterbacks in there,
you throw them boys to the fire,
you throw them boys to the sharks,
especially when they're not mentally built for that.
Mentally built for that.
You're 100% correct.
They got to be mentally built.
First of all, why are you taking them that high
and they ain't mentally built for that?
Well, you never know.
You put them in a situation where they don't got nothing around them.
Look what just happened.
I ain't even finna say it.
I'm not even finna say it, but you know what I'm talking about.
Yeah. You know what I'm talking about. Yeah.
You know what I'm talking about.
Yeah.
Confidence is gone.
Gone.
It's gone.
Yep.
Mentorism, body language,
the way you talk.
That's why you got to do your homework
on these cats before you get them.
See, a lot of times too as well,
you got a cat.
This is what happens.
You got a cat that played
two years of high school and started.
Because he started when he was a junior senior.
Now he go to college, he played two years and started when he was with a junior so you got four years and you're throwing them out there what you think gonna happen man yeah what you think
gonna happen when they start rolling coverages and they are giving you complex defenses and
you sitting up there you ain't never seen that before in your life man and you got nobody talking
to you and thinking about now you you call it a play that takes you 35 seconds to even call it there and play.
I don't know where they do that at no more.
Like, why does it have to be like that?
It don't have to be like that.
Because they want their offense to seem like it's so unique.
They got to think.
It ain't.
Man, we got players called the baby.
Lil Wayne.
Snoop.
And everybody know what to do.
But you know they want to have...
You got a kid that can learn
a whole rap song.
And it just came out.
But if you start
putting that complex into play, because that's his culture.
That's his nature. You got to let him work
within that. But I never
agree with these plays that
takes you 40 seconds to even recite.
That don't even make sense.
I agree.
I agree.
Then you got all these offenses in college football running tempo,
and they getting off during the 80s and 90s snaps.
Because they just holding up a phrase,
or they holding up a pitch or something,
and they know what that means.
Mm-hmm.
Everybody know what to do.
The Bears get them. Everybody know what to do. The Bears get a...
Everybody know what to do.
Go ahead.
You want to say something?
No, I was thinking about holding up a pitch or something.
I know you know exactly what to do.
The Bears get a win on this depleted Rams.
DeAndre Swift knifed through the Rams' defense to a tune of 93 rushing yards on 16 carries.
Swift also led the Bears in receiving with 72 yards on seven catches.
Swift generated more than 165 total yards, more than he had in weeks one through three combined.
Players reportedly asked OC for offense to be more aggressive.
DJ Moore has now caught a touchdown from three number one overall draft picks,
Caleb Williams, Baker Mayfield, and Cam Newton.
Wow.
Crazy.
Can the Bears turn this thing around?
What's going on?
What do the Bears need, Ty?
If Virginia McCaskey and Pace, they want to come to you and say,
Coach, what do you think we need?
You know, when you've experienced a lot of losing
historically in an organization,
you got to go in and get that thing from the root man
and make some significant changes
because people seem to think
it's just the guys on the field that are losing.
It's the whole darn organization that's losing.
And it's a losing mentality.
And if you don't get that mess up out your building, it's going to be a problem.
It's going to be consistently there.
You can't just flip a couple people, a few people, and it's gone.
No, that's not the answer.
You're going to have to root that thing. You're going to have to root that thing.
You're going to have to get that thing from the roots.
Wow. And they've been losing for quite a while.
Yeah, the fruit of it is the losing.
But what's the truth?
The root of it is why.
What's the truth?
What's bearing that fruit?
Fruit has to come from somewhere.
They just don't fall out of the sky all the time.
Yeah, you already know.
Listen, when it comes to organizations,
even though the roots, when it comes to trees,
is at the bottom,
when it comes to organizations, it starts at the top.
Mm-hmm.
Well, that's where the root at.
That's the sun.
That's the sun, you know, helping that grow.
Yeah.
The Raiders get a win without both Max Crosby, Ankle,
and Devontae Adams' hamstring.
The Cleveland Browns drop to 1-3 by losing yet another winnable game.
The Browns allow 99 yards rushing on 20 missed tackles,
tied for the most of any defense in the game this season, Jets week one.
At this point, this is going to be very tough.
What are the Browns going to do with Deshaun?
We've had three
years, and we keep
saying he just needs a little time.
But he don't look like
Deshaun.
It's going to be
a tough one. I do think that they
have ways to get out of a deal.
This is what I heard.
It's not what I know.
Factually,
I've heard that.
So I'm pretty sure they already start thinking of that before the season
even commenced.
It's going to be a tough one for them.
They're going to go in another direction.
If they continue this.
Yeah.
I just look fixable. I haven't watched him play. Well, I did. Yeah. I just, does it look fixable?
No,
I haven't watched him play.
Well,
I did.
He doesn't look,
he doesn't look,
he doesn't look the same time.
He just does it.
He doesn't look the same.
And I mean,
I wish,
I wish,
I wish I could say,
you know what?
If he,
he had,
I mean,
look,
he had in Joku and he had,
and I,
I get it being off a year because his last year in Houston, he didn't play.
So that's a year off.
You get better by playing football, not just practicing football.
You need to play, okay?
Then he gets suspended for 11 games.
He plays the five games.
Okay, okay.
Then he comes back next year, the following year, he gets hurt, like what,
week two, week three, and he misses a whole other season you it's hard when you're professional forget the profession to take that kind of time
off dr elletroge dr andrews the doctors they don't take no two or three years off from doing surgery
time they do surgeries every day multiple Multiple surgeries. To sharpen
and to hone that craft, that skill.
What Deshaun
has played, what?
Five games, seven games in three
years?
I
just don't.
That's another organization that you look at
and say, wow.
Come on now. What's going on here?
Yeah.
It's another one of those organizations.
You know, it's funny, and it's one way to say that,
but then you also look at how Flacco looked
and what he was able to do in that five, six-game win streak,
and that offense looked different.
It looked completely different last year.
Once he was at the helm, it's like, well, hell,
if Joe Flacco can come in here and
do it and all the receivers you know they're catching balls and you know doing all this
stuff mark cooper balling then deshaun should be able to do it so i'm thinking about yeah but
are they calling a different game like you got to think about all those facts are they calling
a different game hold on wait a minute now so if you have joe flacko who's the backup quarterback
to me i would think the goddamn playbook is
open, but it ain't open
like it's open for Deshaun Watson, who's the actual
starter. You got to play
with him. It may be called a different game.
You think so?
It may be called... Yeah,
it may be a different...
It may be... That happens.
Yeah, but they're two different quarterbacks.
We can't call the same game
that we're calling for our backup quarterback
as we call for Shadori. It's a whole different
game.
When we say it like that. Deshaun is mobile.
Deshaun is athletic. Joe Flacco
is prototypical Statue of Liberty.
He ain't
going nowhere. I will play cover
five. I ain't worried about it. Where are you
going? Where could he? He ain't seen it all though. But he ain't going nowhere. I'm going to play cover five. I ain't worried about it. Where are you going?
Where could he?
He ain't seen it all, though.
But he ain't seen it all.
Yeah, yeah.
What coverage hasn't he seen?
Knows how to study.
Knows how to study.
I mean, you know, he's old school, man. Old school kids, they know this stuff.
And he's played in big-time games.
He's won a Super Bowl.
I mean, you look at his playoff resume, it's very impressive.
It's very impressive. It's very impressive.
He was a drop touchdown away from going to probably two Super Bowls.
That Lee Evans, remember that time?
He hit Lee Evans right in the bread basket.
And then the kicker missed a kick that could have possibly sent the game to overtime.
Joe Flacco, postseason Joe Flacco,
if he had played like that in regular season,
he'd be the Hall of Famer.
That's right.
I mean, he'd be...
I just want Deshaun to do so well.
I really do, man.
I want our guys to be successful.
Because he's a very likable guy.
Very likable.
CJ Stroud leads his second career fourth quarter comeback.
Good teams win despite not playing their best.
Stroud made plays in the final possession,
capping it off with a one-yard lob to Arike's brother,
Ariko Ogumbawale.
Ogumbawale.
You get that one right, but you're going to get the other one right.
Stroud generated 345 fans a yard
and two touchdowns as they
come back and win against the Jacksonville
Jaguars.
What was that score?
20 to 24.
Hey, Ty.
We got to do something about Trevor Lawrence.
Trevor Lawrence missed too many easy throws, Ocho.
I mean, he got guys wide open.
He right. It don't look open. It don't look good.
It don't look good at Jacksonville right now.
I know somebody look good at Jacksonville.
Jacksonville,
how about Jacksonville for four miles?
Oh, that's a good way.
That's a long way, man.
That's a long way. I ain't going man that's a long way I ain't going back
to Fort Myers no way
I love my Fort Myers
but my mama didn't
they downstairs
right here
Trevor Lawrence
was 18-33
169
two touchdowns
he was only sacked once
they ran the ball
24-158
but he just
I mean
two minute throws
he got Brian Thomas
for a touchdown
I'm like bro
you gotta hit
somebody
you're too first of all yeah if you only get sacked once He got Brian Thomas for a touchdown. I'm like, bro, you got to hit somebody.
First of all.
Yeah.
If you only get in sight once, that means there's not a tremendous amount of pressure on you or you're getting the ball out of there pretty quickly.
You got to hit.
Your completion percentage should be much higher.
He's 18 of 33.
That's not good.
Yeah.
And they ran the ball.
They run the ball for what?
Five yards over six
yards of carry.
You run the ball for six yards
of carry. You only get sacked once.
Why is your completion percentage? You need
to be in the 70% time.
What's their record?
What's their record?
One and three.
They 0-4.
Don't tell me that. 0-4 Don't tell me that 0-4
Travis
But CJ Stroud was 27-40
345, two touchdowns
Zero interceptions, clean game
They ran the ball over 100 yards.
Nico Collins, 12 for a buck 51 in the touchdown.
Stephon Diggs, five for 69.
He did have a rush touchdown.
Ogumba Wale also had a touchdown.
Dalton Schultz had a key third down conversion.
Mechie.
But, man, what you call him?
CJ just got it. He just has it, man.
He just has it, Ty.
I love that kid, man. I love what he stands
for. I love his presence. I love his command
of the offense.
You know what?
Some guys just go to better situations,
man. We just got to be honest.
Some of you guys just go to better situations
and it's tough. It's tough on those guys that
don't
because they get the blame and their career is a it's during the set to be over and it's not even
their fault man and they may never get another chance to be that start because you think about
it he went there they had they got nico collins they had tank dale uh noah brown was there uh
dalton schultz very solid tight end. They ran the ball Pierce last year.
They kind of upgraded that position with Mixon.
And the guy that came in, who was that?
Cam Akers.
So they've had – CJ has had players around him to help him succeed.
You see, they played some defense, though, dog.
They played some defense, man.
They played some defense last year, tremendously.
And guess what they did?
They went out to have Stingley.
They locked him up.
They get the guy from Minnesota.
They brought him over.
You know, they take Will Anderson Jr., high draft pick.
Yes, sir.
So they, man, they legit.
They're going to be a problem.
They're a young team, and I love them.
They're going to have to put this thing together because, you know, CJ.
Well, first of all, that division is not tough.
Let's just get that straight.
Well, they have the best quarterback in that division.
Normally the best quarterback is going to win the division.
That's right.
They can take that division every year.
Yep.
And they went and got him
digged. So they had Nico Collins. They got
Tank Dale. They got Dalton Schultz.
They said, guess what? We're going to get you another
weapon. We're going to get Stephon
Diggs. You know what? We're going to upgrade
our running game. We're going to get Joe
Mixon and Cam Akers.
Wow.
So,
and they got a solid offensive line. They got
Tunsell, who's one of the, if not
the highest paid left tackle.
They're solid there. They can run the football
well enough, but they
put the ball in CJ's hands and say,
CJ, do what you do, son.
He protected it as in college
though. I mean, he's not turning the ball over at all.
No.
So I love how he protects the ball.
I love what he brings to the game.
Now it's time for our favorite segment, Ocho.
It's time for Q&A.
We got graphics, too.
Check this out.
Look at our graphics.
Hey, y'all came up since
last time.
Hey, you on the back porch because I hear a cricket or something
in the backdrop.
I am on the back porch.
You hear them crickets.
Yeah.
You hear them crickets when you were down your lane.
You hear them crickets when you were down your lane.
I'm just saying.
You hear them creter that night.
What?
What?
Hey, that's your phone with them cricketers that is outside.
That's outside.
No, I'm outside.
I'm sitting on the patio.
For real?
Yeah, it's beautiful out here, man.
Vivian.
Oh, them TVs.
Them TVs on the wall.
Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.
You kidding me?
I like big TVs.
This question is for you, Coach Prime.
She's like, Coach Prime,
when are you going to shave?
This week.
You going to shave it off?
By the time they see me next
game, I'll be young again.
I'll be young again.
Philosophical truth and wisdom
Shannon you have to be able to take a joke
fam
dang they think you got sensitive
y'all think you got sensitive
cause you was sweating now
you did go to that water pretty quick
look
this tea
time people don't understand our relationship No, look. I didn't go to the water, man. No, this T. Time.
They don't, see, people don't understand our relationship.
So they don't get it.
It's like when I said what I said, oh, I guess he and Prime ain't friends no more.
He talking about his T.
I said, guys, y'all that shallow.
Yeah, you're supposed to.
I want you to tell the truth.
I don't want no lie.
You're supposed to tell the truth.
And we've done a lot of each other.
Even when I'm wrong.
No, no, no. But see,
the thing about it, they don't understand you're not personal.
You're talking about
real stuff that really transpires. It's not
personal.
Now, when you start talking about me, it's personal.
And that's what I'm saying. I'm talking
about the product on the field.
That's right
I said he
let me ask you a question what y'all think he tell him
in the meeting if we can't run
the football we can't protect the quarterback
we can't stop the run
we can't attack their quarterback
how do you expect us to win
those are the two
foundation pieces of any team
you need to be able to run the ball protect your quarterback you need to be able to run the ball, protect your quarterback.
You need to be able to stop the run and attack the other team's quarterback.
If you can't do those things, you can't win.
You know, some people are like, you just come out there and want to throw the ball 100 times.
You don't want to run.
Like, that's not the game plan.
I promise you, that's not the game plan.
Not mine.
Get a ball to of running back.
Let him just run through the hard defense. Yeah, we
want to do that. As General
I said, the first nightcap episode
I watched was Coach Prime episode. Having missed
nightcap says my favorite member was
saying I generally make them.
Oh, no, I have mercy.
Good to see you again, Coach Prime.
Yeah, we've seen that.
I remember that. You remember that. Yeah, we seen that. I remember that.
You remember that, though, Chad?
We don't remember that.
Wait, what are you saying?
Yeah, I remember that.
I mean, hey, look.
The one thing me and Coach, me and Ty,
are going to do.
Now, we're going to be down.
I'm 10 toes down.
He 8.
But we in there together, though.
We in there together.
You see what I'm saying?
You see what I'm saying?
I know he's going to get it in.
You see what I'm saying?
You see what I'm saying? You see what I'm saying You see what I'm saying
That's why I do what I do
That's exactly why I do what I do
We all tweeted
We two shoulder tweeted the whole show
But we good now we go good
Hey that's what we do
Oh lord
Man look
Man
We should have time.
You and I talked about we was before our time.
You remember when you used to come on NFL Network?
You hit me up.
You say, hey, you say, I need you.
I say, tell me what you need.
He said, I need you.
Hey, all I need is one Sunday.
I need Sunday.
18 weeks.
This is what he and I talked about doing.
We were before our time, though.
I'm going to tell you what. I'm going to tell you who else.
Chad was, too.
He came on there with me a couple times, too.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
And we had fun.
I mean, we was just before our time.
Because we could have
been producing our own stuff, doing it
the way we wanted to do.
Because I know
Chad don't need no script.
Don't give him none of that. Just let him be who he is.
And they want him to read
this. Hey, man, leave this man alone, man.
Let him be who he is. That's why we love him.
Bad. Ocho, I don't know what you
saw, but hey,
I show at the food on that show.
Hey,
I need you to be you. He's like, just like you and I be joking, bring sure had the food on that show. Hey, I need you to be you.
He's like, just like you and I be joking, bring that to the show.
I said, okay, say no more to you.
I'm here.
I'm here.
Are you sure not to?
We had some, oh, God, we had some moments on there.
You know, L.T. was on there.
So, L.T. was just sitting up there.
And L.T. was like, these fools are crazy.
They are ignorant on their own.
Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy says,
Hi, Coach Prime.
What's the biggest lesson you've learned as a coach
that you wish you had known during your playing days?
And how do you apply that lesson to your coaching today?
Oh, biggest lesson I've learned as a coach
that I've known in my playing days.
These kids are different. These known in my playing days. These kids
are different.
These kids are different these days.
They're totally different. You can't
expect what you would give.
Don't ever expect what you would give.
Stay right there now. Stay right there.
Stay right there. I gotta write that down.
Yeah.
You can't expect
what you would give.
I'm going to use this as my next argument.
That's tough.
That's why I can't be no coach.
Ty got
he has patience.
And that's the number one
thing you have to have in surplus.
Because like you said, look, we go out there, we practice all week.
We go over Saturday morning.
We talk about the first 15.
We have Saturday night meetings.
We go over the first 15.
The first, and I'd be, dang, if we don't get out there.
And the first, somebody jump off sides.
Somebody falls.
I'm like, bro, we've been practicing this. We've been
going over these plays here for three
days. How you mess
it up? And they said, my bad.
And this is the thing. My bad. My bad.
We know. Oh, you want me to take the blame
on that one when you jumped offside? No, I'm good.
Right.
And you can't be critical like we
used to be because they can't handle that
either. Nope. It's a whole different, oh, it's a whole different game. But you don't be critical like we used to be because they can't handle that either. Nope.
It's a whole different game I did, man. But you don't – you don't curse anyway.
Yeah, but I can make you feel like I do.
I can make you feel like I do.
Thanks, my kids.
Anthony Blaylock, can you ask Coach Prime,
how is he preparing for life after Shador?
Oh, first of all, you try to get – I know my son like a book,
so I know all his ways and the things that makes him who he is.
And when you're recruiting, you look for those attributes.
Like you can't find another Travis Hunter, but you could get close.
You could find those attributes that he has.
He may not be a two-way player.
You may have to get two guys to be that one guy,
but try to find those attributes that he has that's already in it.
Tom, look at that.
So life after, you know, door shallow or Bucky going to be with me. He's Time, look at me. So life after, yeah, life after, you know,
door shallow or Bucky gonna be with me.
He's not gonna leave me.
But trust me, I don't look forward to that,
but it's coming.
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Ty, I remember, help me understand this, and I'm not just talking about college players, I'm talking about more of the NFL players.
The NFL players used to say, we want guys that have played the game, played the game at a high level to critique us.
OK, because what they say, you never played the game, so you don't have the right.
OK, fine. Now you get a guy like you get a guy like Ocho, you get a guy like Cam.
And we offer what I believe is fair, but harsh criticism.
Now we get labeled as haters.
I'm going to tell you something, and this is profound.
You
have a unique personality
which we adore, and you
could do that. And you are one of the
greatest, and you could do that.
Chad and I,
we can't do that.
And
I don't know why, but there's something
inside me, there's definitely something inside him, because Chad ain't been talking about nobody, especially the receiver. He ain't know why but it's something inside me it's definitely something inside him
because chad ain't been talking about nobody's president he ain't gonna do it yeah and i don't
really talk about corners i don't do it because you know i'm big brother i'm the og so if i talk
about him as a rap i i i we that pressure So, I was always so cognizant
of how they felt
that I could never, I could talk about a receiver all
day, but I could never talk about a
DB, man. I just couldn't
say, man, this guy ain't it. He
getting killed. I couldn't do it. And Chad
ain't gonna, he ain't gonna do it.
He's gotten better though, Brian. He's gotten
better. He's gotten better though.
Yeah, I've gotten better. I've gotten better though. Yeah, I've gotten better.
I've gotten better with being critical
without having to be as harsh as I should.
So I've gotten better.
But you know me very well.
And I told you I struggle with that.
A lot of people get on my case,
you know, Prime, about,
oh, you can't be on this.
You can't be on this show
because you're not very critical of people
and you won't say the things that need to be said.
But Prime, you know how I am
when it comes to talking about people.
It's just hard for me to do.
That's not your nature.
You see the thing about
Chad a clown, but he's not
been a clown to you.
Chad ain't built like that.
He has no hate, no animosity,
none of that.
That ain't in his heart. That's not how he's built.
That's not how he is. Shannon will kill you
and look at you and walk away
from you
and light a match and
throw it on you to finish you off.
I'm going to sit up there, pat you down,
get all the smoke off you and pray for you.
That's just our three personalities.
That's just how we are
but you know what Ty, but the thing is
and people like, oh that you hating? No bro
all I'm doing is taking my
experience of playing in the NFL
and what I see, and I don't
watch the kind of film that I did when I was at CBS
because
but there's a reason why
guys, they say I'm hating
don't nobody say, that ain't what happened or you don't know what you're talking about they don't never say that O God, they say I'm hating. Don't nobody say, well, that ain't what happened.
Oh,
you don't know what you're talking about.
They don't never say that.
Oh,
Joe,
they say I'm hate.
They say I'm wrong.
They say I'm hate.
The only way they see reason they say that is the tongue.
Yeah,
that's it.
Is it?
But see the thing about you at the place in your life,
you ain't got time.
I ain't got time to be trying to make you feel good
about me telling you the truth.
That's who you are.
I ain't going to make you feel good about me telling you the truth.
You better handle this truth.
This is what it is.
That's how it is.
Faye said, hey, good people,
congrats Prime on becoming a pop-pop.
Congratulations, Ocho, on the Bengals' first win.
Congratulations, Shannon, on Cat Williams' interview.
Has surpassed 77 million views. Could you please
ask Cat to close the portal?
Be open. I'm done with 2024.
I could not have imagined
that when I sat down with that interview time
that...
God, dude.
You got to understand what you've been through in your life
and your journey.
Come on, man.
Don't you deserve it? I think I journey come on man don't you deserve it i think i've earned it don't you deserve it but i think the thing you know what helped me the most is that
a lot of what was going on with me is that you was right there and you and i was talking about it
and you like bro you think god brought you this far to bring you this far? He's like, you favored.
He's like, while they talking, you're still building.
You're still accumulating.
You're still producing great content.
Don't worry about what they say.
Worry about what you know.
You're okay.
The people that love you will continue to love you. The people that support you will continue to support you.
You will find out who was
I told, I was, I just had a
podcast club,
Shay Shay.
Ocho, my grandfather used to say, boy, the devil will
never show up as the devil because if he did,
you wouldn't do the deal with him.
You see that? Ocho, Ocho, Ocho, stop.
Ocho, stop. Ocho, stop.
Come on, come on now.
Bring that to me one more time.
The devil will never show up as the devil because if he showed up as the devil,
you wouldn't do the deal. You see, the enemy
will never show up as the enemy because
if he did, you wouldn't allow him in your circle.
So, therefore, he couldn't
get close to you or she couldn't get close
to you.
You have to learn. Some things you have to learn.
The one thing I can honestly say
is that everything that I've gone through
and I've talked to time is like,
a lot of times I'd be going through stuff
and he would pick up the phone and call me.
He didn't give me an opportunity
because he know I was leaving.
And he said, yeah, he said, look,
yeah, they're jokes,
but there's a little truth in the jokes
that they're telling.
He said, but hey, let it go off your back it'll pay it'll it'll be it'll percolate for a day or two a week or two
but just don't just let it go that's what was like
like out after cat is is that what i mean nobody had a problem with anything i said anything that i did
until cat came along and then all of a sudden it's another level it's different levels to this
thing man like when you start to affect and infect people lives that stuff is real like you you you
have a true voice amongst our people right now and it it's a mighty voice. You got to take that serious. And the
devil ain't playing with that. He's trying
to destroy your character so people
won't believe you or trust you or
find fault in you. That's what they do.
That's the wiles of the
enemy. Everybody you know
like us, okay? You know what I mean
by us. Try to attack
our character, man.
So our people won't believe in us or they won't look up to us or out to us. Try to attack our character, man. So our people won't believe in us
or they won't look up to
us or out to us. They'll try to
destroy us. That's the attack.
Or they give you enough resources
to let you kill your own character.
Well, they ain't gave me enough of that yet.
I'm sure
I ain't gonna kill my character
but they gonna give me enough money that I tell you what
I'm gonna leave the Sharp family
we ain't gonna kill you but you ain't shot at it
I'm gonna leave the Sharp family
a lot better than what I came into
and I'm gonna leave my community
and Savannah State and a lot of other things
a lot better than it was, I promise you that
so my day coming
my day coming D My day coming.
D. Taylor says,
DJ, Florida State
quarterback says, how FSU has fallen
from undefeated season to its abysmal season.
Say he still loves
football.
Ocho,
Ocho and Tyne, when you see
a guy, he left Clemson,
he left Oregon State, he left, he's at Florida
State now. Is that a red flag to you when a guy has
this is his third university in, say, what, three years? Is that
a red flag to you, Coach? No, not anymore
because of how today's football in the portal
works. So it is really not anymore.
It used to be once upon a time, two schools was it.
That was too many.
So it's not anymore.
You just got to really examine and ask why.
You got to ask those true questions when you have a guy on a recruiting trip.
Okay, I know you're in the portal, but let me know why.
Because I already talked to them.
I already talked to your old school.
They told me why.
I want to hear your why. You you know why are you in this portal so this stuff is
complex man and you got to really get some deep down interviews with these kids to find out what's
really going on with them because sometimes they didn't leave the way you thought they left
i think some of them keep running. They keep running from competition.
That's true.
They don't want to compete.
There's a lot like that.
How do you go from Oregon, the Clemson, the FSU?
So me, based on what you look like this year,
it makes me believe you're running away from competing.
Yeah, but the thing about it, every stop this gentleman has made he's been a starter
so he's he's won the job so he's he's won the job but is he is he winning the job based on
winning the job and holding on to the job two different things time
you put the wrong thing in water it ain't gonna taste like tea true
okay just understand that put the wrong thing in water, it ain't gonna taste like tea. True. Okay. Just understand
that now.
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hold on.
You put the wrong thing in water.
Yeah.
Don't expect tea.
Boiling water can have two different effects, Ocho.
It'll soften the potato, but it'll harden the egg.
Come on.
Ocho, I'm done. I ain't giving. Come on. Ocho, I'm done.
I ain't giving you no more, Ocho.
I'm done.
I'm done.
Time out.
Time out, Ocho.
Let's go.
We're going to keep it moving.
Boy.
Where you got that from?
He got that from the...
What did he say?
You just about to soften the potato on the egg.
You see,
we were doing so good.
We were doing so good.
We were doing so good.
You know, hey.
Hey, that was a good one.
Bad.
Hey, give me that
boiled water line
one more time.
What is it?
Hey, it'll soften the potato
or harden the egg.
Boiling water.
It's boiling water.
Two different effects. Harden it'll soften the potato or harden the egg. Boiling water. It's boiling water. Two different effects.
Harden one,
soften the other.
Hmm.
That's right. That's a good one.
That's a word right there, boy.
It's a word. He got a word.
There you go. See, there you go.
Man, I was dead serious
at that. No, you weren't.
No, no, no. When it comes. No, you weren't. No. No. No.
No.
When it comes to me, you ain't never serious.
No, I'm always serious, man.
No.
Don't let it fool you.
Chad, don't let it fool you.
This is him.
This is the Coach Prime.
Not the one that y'all see with his arms folded.
He got the mic turned up.
That ain't him.
Hey, y'all know what?
Us three need to take a trip.
We need to go on a vacation together and film everything.
Now, that's going to be fun.
Hold on.
Where we going?
Where we going?
We going to Columbia.
Oh, Lord.
Columbia?
I want to go to Houston.
I want to go to Houston.
Let's go to Houston.
I want to go to Houston.
There ain't no trip
hey Prime
Houston the trip
I know Houston the trip
Dallas is too
I'm talking about Houston
Lord have mercy
okay we go to Columbia
our dollar
is more in Colombia
yeah yeah
what are we spending it on
we'll find something
we're going to get us a place on the ocean
and just have a great week man
I'm going to bring the cigars then
I'll watch out
I promise you
if
when he was at Jackson State
if we'd have had
a reality show
I wouldn't even want to do TV no more
over
it would have been over
it would have been over
I guarantee you we go one for a week,
the three of us.
It's going to be interesting.
Oh, yeah.
It's going to be interesting.
We look at life three different ways.
Absolutely.
We look at life three different ways.
Completely.
Completely.
Yeah.
But we come to the
same conclusion at the end of the night.
We look at it three different ways.
Man, look here.
Man, it was an unbelievable show.
Chad want to know when is our coach coming back?
Hold up.
He'll be back. He'll be back probably.
Yeah, I'll be back.
I'll be back. He'll be back.
You got any job openings
yeah
but you ain't gonna do nothing
you ain't gonna do right
hold on
I'm just trying
I'm trying to diversify my portfolio
you know I got about
37 11 jobs right
I know
I know and I'm proud of you
I got a lot of them
but just
you're really good at this
cause you're a really good teacher
you're a really good teacher
right
but can you teach what you did
no
yeah yeah
i come at matter of fact and the kind of teacher i am i don't do it by by with words i put the
cleats on and actually show so i come out yeah i show i come out there i route travis ass up and
then i lock him up yeah but what if i get mad that you ride the traffic up and I put my cleats on?
You can't do no eight toes, man.
See what I'm saying?
I knew you was going to say that. I set you up for that.
I didn't think you was going to take the bait. Y'all ain't no good.
Y'all, you know what? I'm back.
I'm back. I'm gone.
I'm gone. I'm back.
Y'all ain't...
Man, look here
I ain't going
I'm bowing out right now
I ain't going nowhere
with y'all two
I don't want no part of that
I will stay right here
in the states
I'm gonna let y'all two
have that
y'all
hey y'all
FaceTime me
it's the only time
I allow y'all two
to FaceTime me
I don't want no
I want no part of that
man look here, man. Man.
Man.
Oh, shit.
We'll get it back in a couple of weeks.
We'll get it back in a couple of weeks.
We don't want to overrun, overstep our welcome.
You know, we get them a couple of times a year.
So we're going to get them again.
We definitely going to have it back on.
That concludes this episode of Nightcap. Guys, thank you for joining us for a very special episode.
Coach Prime of the CU Buffs. They're 4-1,
right? They're 4-1.
Big victory yesterday
over UCF. I'm very
proud, very excited for him.
And when he hit me this morning, he said,
hey, I'm coming on. So I
passed the information on to Ash. And so
guys, it's always a joy to
have one of the great
NFL players
coaching at Colorado his second year.
Got them playing extremely well.
Ty, I really appreciate you coming on tonight.
Calvadocho and I, it's indeed an honor and a pleasure to have you on, man.
And hopefully you guys enjoyed it and know what a wonderful treat that it is
because he doesn't do a whole lot of these.
And for him, I was like, okay, bro, you just want
a segment. He said, no, I want to do the whole show.
He's like, hey, I want to be up on the screen
when you guys
are talking. I want them
to see me. I don't want no segment. I want to do the whole show.
So, Time, I really appreciate that.
Ocho and I really, really appreciate that.
Thank you for joining us for another episode of Nightcap.
I am your favorite uncle, Shannon Sharp.
He's your favorite number 85, the Liberty City's own,
the route runner extraordinaire, the bingo ring of fame honoree,
the pro bowler, the all pro.
That's Chad Ocho Cinco Johnson.
Just call him Ocho.
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Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson lead the Baltimore Ravens
over the Buffalo Bills 35-10.
We spoke to Coach Prime.
Colorado beat UCF 48-21.
What are some other scores here?
We want to – Chiefs beat the Chargers 17-10,
possibly lose Rasheed Rice for the entire season.
What they fear is an ACL injury.
The Bucs beat the Eagles.
Baker had a huge game.
Green Bay lose 29-31 over the – they lose to the Minnesota Vikings.
Jets lose to the Broncos.
The Commanders do a demolition job on the Cardinals.
And basically the Falcons walk it off.
They kick a 58-yard field goal as they beat their division rival,
New Orleans Saints.
And the Bengals get their first win, Ocho, with a win over the Carolina Panthers.
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