Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Aaron Rodgers discusses Jets, Eagles might trade up to draft Abdul Carter, & Sinners is now out in theaters!

Episode Date: April 19, 2025

Shannon Sharpe & Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Aaron Rodgers discussing his meeting with the Jets, the Eagles may trade up to draft Abdul Carter, & Shannon & Ocho both talk about the movie Sinners & much more!04:50 - Aaron Rodgers discusses Jets22:00 - Abdul Carter23:18 - Sinners Movie39:37 - Browns GM on Milroe43:16 - Coach Prime on habits47:17 - Brandon Jacobs Confession49:30 - Q & Ayyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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proud of free agency. I figured that I flew across country on my own dime. There was going to be a conversation. Rogers alleged that 20 seconds into the sit down with Glenn and new general manager, Darren Moogie. Glenn questioned whether Rogers still desired to play. Then he informed the Jets were going in a different direction. Glenn also implied he worried about Rodgers potentially undermining the leadership of the team and meetings. And Rodgers says, I didn't want any part of that.

It was already a debacle. Hold on. He said on Pat McAfee's show, because I wanted to make sure I get this right, because y'all say I got to. He said Aaron Glenn asked if he wanted to play football. He said, I'm interested. He didn't say, yes, I'm raring to go. I'm fired up.

He said, interested in playing. That's all A.G. and the manager wanted to hear. He also said there's still a possibility of retirement. Nobody is putting up with Aaron Rodgers' bull job, especially the Jets. Ocho, if somebody asks you, if Chad, you're going for the job, it's like, hey, would you like to get this job? I'm interested in it. Yeah.

A person that wants a job, oh, I would love to have this job. I'm so excited. Thank you for considering me for the position. I'm so happy. I'm delighted. If somebody asks you, are you going to play football, are you interested? Oh, they're gone yeah hey listen i think aaron rodgers you know at at this point i think he can see and you you would think at this

point he would see that the leverage that he's used to having for so many years based on what he's done and all his past accomplishments it's not it's not working it's not there it's not it's not where it used to be and it's not where it's going to be, especially with Aaron Glenn, who's a former player, who understands what it takes as a head coach now on what he needs in that locker room and having the person who's going to be the leader of men offensively. You can't be coming in with that kind of attitude.

And so if you answer like that, and it lets him know clearly, right away, you know what, he's still, he's still, he's still, he's still, he's still not ready.

He's not ready. And he's not putting up with that foolishness. What? What player? Hey, I have a question. Before you even go.

You think if, if they ask Justin Fields that exact same question, are you answering their plan? How do you think Justin Fields is going same question are you answering the plan how you think Justin Fields gonna respond

yes you know fuck it oh my bad my bad hell yeah I'm gonna write down

everything I'm willing to do to make sure I do what I can to make sure that you understand that I'm ready to play and I'm excited

to be here you see the problem is he said something very interesting. Y'all called me out. I told you, Ocho. I said, oh, Aaron Rodgers believe his resume is good enough that he doesn't have to audition anymore, that he should just get a job based on his resume. And people.

Well, my grandpa used to always say, boy, if you're not careful, you'll become the very thing you despise the most in a person. Now, look at Brent Favre's situation and how it played out in Green Bay. Yes, boom. Look at Aaron Rodgers. Tell me it ain't carbon copy. One guy won three MVPs. Right. One guy won four MVPs. Brent went to a Super Bowl, won that, went back the next year.

We beat him. Aaron Rodgers was one and done. He's never been back. I don't get what he doesn't get. Now, let me tell you what would have happened. And everybody say, you call me, I'll wait over here. Had they told him, you see, Aaron, that's the problem. You see, what you fail to realize.

They did that before. What did it give them? They flew their ass cross-country to come see you. Now, this is what would have happened had they called him and tell Aaron Rodgers they're going in a different direction. The first thing he's going to say, they didn't have a common courtesy

to come tell me, to my face. You see? The one thing if y'all guys have noticed, Aaron Rodgers is always the victim in his story. You see how quick he flipped that and put it on the Jets? You see how quick he flipped that and put it on Aaron Rodgers? No accountability in this. The way he conducted himself, the way he played is all the jets the jets were at fault i did nothing wrong

i'm always a little leery of someone that's always a victim in their story ain't nobody else the victim ain't nobody ain't nobody else has ever been done wrong in your story only you but can i can i say some one thing about it in chat i mean y'all might not believe me but one thing about a person that's as decorated as him that has accomplished what he's accomplished and having that past resume he's still gonna get an opportunity because of it. Yes! He's still going to get an opportunity. The Steelers still holding our hope. Yeah. Yeah, because you understand what you get in hopes.

Even if it doesn't look like the Aaron Rodgers of Green Bay, we hope we get flashes of what we know you can do. And we know with flashes of Aaron Rodgers, it's better than absolutely nothing. Because we know... You know what? I don't want to talk about nobody bad. Let me finish it. Let me tell you what he said. Aaron also spoke about the hesitation to make a decision on his NFL future.

I'm in a different phase of my life. I'm 41 years of age. I'm in a serious relationship. To make a commitment to a team is a big thing, whether you're a first-year player or a 20-year vet. How is it a big thing, whether you're a first-year player or a 20-year vet. How is it a big thing? You and Chad, do y'all hear this, man? He says it's a big thing to make a commitment to be on an NFL roster.

Either you do or you don't. Look at it. I'll tell you what. Look at Aaron Donald. Aaron Donald said, I don't want to train like that no more. He said, I've done this. I've done this. The better part, I did all 10 of my NFL career, all 10 years of my NFL career,

and I did it for three, four years of college. I have no desire to train my body, to train my mind. I'm walking away. To make a commitment to a team is a big thing, whether you're a first-year player or a 20-year vet. I had a lot of great conversations with a lot of teams. Not one of those was the Jets because that wasn't a great conversation. Because you know

why? Everybody else that you feel around with them. Jets say, we moved on. And they told you to your face. See, you know, breaking up over the phone or through an email or text message is one thing. But when somebody have the courage to look you

in your face and tell you, say, nah, I'm moving on? Yeah. Whew. You could, no. Hold on. You know, Joe? Yeah, you know who made that call, huh?

You know that call was, that ain't from upstairs. That's Aaron Glenn call. F-A-G, yeah. But I'm open to anything and attached to nothing. Oh, Joe, check this out. He says, I'm open to anything and attached to nothing. So this out. He says, I'm open to anything and attached to nothing.

So, yeah, retirement could still be a possibility. But right now, my focus is on my personal life. I wouldn't touch it with a 10-foot pole. Now, see, when I told y'all all of this, y'all called me everything. You said I had a personal axe to grind. I've been telling you, go back and look it up. Go back to CBS 20 years ago. Yeah.

I don't know. Hey, do you understand the leverage you have to have to even use the words in the sentence that he does on if he wants to come back and play, you understand the goals. You understand the balls you got to have to be able to say some of the things you're saying. When teams are waiting on you, you got you holding teams. Well, not teams.

A team. No, he ain't holding them hostage. They're allowing. You see, Ocho? They're allowing him. Now, you know what? Seven, eight years ago, I would have allowed him to hold me hostage. Yeah.

Not now. Not at 41. Man. You know what? Even at 41, look what else is out there. Again, owners and GMs are basing everything on what he did in the past. Especially at that position.

He about to just let it... What's there to pick from? What's there to pick from? Think about that. Let's start there. Let's say, okay, you know what? Forget it. We're going to move on

from him. Who's the Steelers starting quarterback this year? Rudolph, right? And Mason Rudolph back? No, Kenny Pickett. Kenny Pickett's back, right? Is it Mason Rudolph or Kenny Pickett?

I think it's Mason Rudolph. But again, now you see, and this is no disrespect to Mason Rudolph. He's been there already. They've seen what he can do. But is Mason Rudolph the answer? They feel, well, we know what Aaron Rod going to do. But is Mason Rudolph the answer? They feel, well, we know what Aaron Rodgers could do. We know what he looks like.

He might not be the same Aaron Rodgers of old, but I know he's better than what we have. Of course, they don't allow us to do that. They said that about Zach Wilson. And Zach Wilson won more games than Aaron Rodgers.

But that ain't none of my business. I don't even know why I brought that up. Oh, oh. But when I said Zach wasn't the issue okay but I'm gonna let that go I don't fault Aaron you shouldn't fault anybody

if you stay if you allow someone to treat you like that and say they treat me so bad but you have a left yeah If you allow someone to treat you like that and say, they treat me so bad, but you have a left. Yeah. Everybody, I told y'all. See, the thing is that people say, y'all listen to what he say.

I listen to what he don't say. See, that's how psychologists, that's how they analyze a lot of people. I don't worry about what you say. I worry about what you should have said and what you didn't say. That tells me a lot more about you. Told you. I told y'all. This man,

they ask him did he want to play football? He said he was interested. Hold on. We ain't talking about no flag football. he said he was interested hold on this is not we ain't talking about no flag football we ain't talking about AAU we talking about NFL teams that are investing millions of dollars in you

you know what do you want to play uh I don't know I'm gonna think about it but I'm interested though you know I'm interested. I don't know. I'm going to think about it. But I'm interested, though. You know, no other player, no other position outside of a quarterback, a decorated quarterback, would be able to pull this off. No.

No. Goodbye. Nah, he didn't have a great conversation. So what? He's like, oh, you mean to tell me we can't talk you into it for him to have discounted this late bro we in april and you still haven't decided your personal life okay bro go live your life you've you've earned that right to live your personal life you're in a serious relationship. Congratulations.

I'm happy for you that you found someone that you want to be with. They understand you. You understand them. And it's a beautiful thing. I am happy for you. But you wasted these people. You wasted these people time. And then you mad.

He mad. You see how he put the onus on the Jets. I had a great conversation. Bro, what's the conversation? Ocho. I come in, talking to my guy. Hey, you want this relationship? I'm interested.

Okay, thank you. You already told me. Yeah. You already told me what it is. What it's going to be. What are we talking about? I got to talk you into staying in a relationship with me? Nah.

Nah. Maybe the love for the game is not there like it used to be. Let it go. If it was me, the position if I'm, listen, I'm not Aaron Rodgers, and obviously my views and the way I think about the game of football are completely different. But if it was me, wait a minute, I get to go to the Steelers? A historic franchise that won multiple championships? Damn, offensively, I get to work with DK Metcalf and my young boy George Pickens.

Well, hell, we in April, but I could have them right now with me wherever I want to be at getting that chemistry going. Learning their timing. Learning the rhythm. That's just me. I'm throwing with them boys right now in April

just to get acclimated with them. Does that strike you as something that he would do? My personal life. What do you mean my personal life? What is everybody that's in the NFL right now, what are they doing? Everybody doing what? They want to play football.

They're training. Come on, man. Everybody training. Everybody. Especially if you're serious about winning or being better. This entire time, I haven't felt like I've owed

anybody any decision at any point. I'm not holding anybody hostage. When the commitment is made, it has to be an all-in type of commitment. I don't think it's fair to the Steelers or anyone else I'm dealing with. A lot of off the field, it's a lot

off the field to make that commitment. The people that need to know, know. That's what I said. he ain't holding nobody hostage teams are allowing him to do this I'm moving accordingly you do you we're going to do us hey

listen you know what he's moving accordingly and the team need to do so as well because I've applied that to Because I've applied that to life I've applied that to life You pay attention You use your eyes Because I can see better than I can hear

I can see what Aaron Rodgers is doing So I'm not even worried about what you're telling me You're telling me you're really not interested in playing. No. So I'm going to move accordingly. Yes. And you should. Despite the options at the quarterback position not being anything like you.

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A certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, currently at 98% approval. Coogler reunites with Michael B. Jordan. Michael B. Jordan plays twin brothers, Smoke and Stack. This movie gave us horror, history, action, comedy, musical. I don't think I've ever seen a movie like this before, Ochoo i've watched the movie i know you watched it also it started out a little slow yes but once it got going yeah ryan did his thing on this one yeah he did his thing on this one and i'm not i'm not the biggest horror movie horror movie type of a guy oh josh i mean look i've seen all the the halloweens and the friday the 13th and the nightmare on elm street

i've seen those but i you know i saw carrie when it first came out i saw the omen remember you remember carrie yeah i remember carrie yeah yeah but ocho he he did, Michael B. Jordan did his thing. I've always been a big Delroy Lindo fan. Yes, sir. What's the big dude? What was Cornbread? What's Cornbread's real name? Miller, his last name Miller.

The big dude. I know who you're talking about. I don't know. I don't know his last name. Yeah. But, hey, if you get a chance, check it out. Smoking stack, come back home. You know. Omar, Omar, Omar Bissomil, Omar.

Okay, yeah. They leave, they come back. But boy, what'd they come back to? They wasn't looking for that. Not at all. Listen, and I hate to be a spoiler and a lot of people

they complain about on Twitter on X and Instagram when people go watch movies and you saw it first and I don't want to be one

to spoil a movie for anybody but I need you to go see it I need you to go see it so you have a better understanding on what Coogler has done with this masterpiece.

Yeah. In fact, they got 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, and you know how hard it is to get a high percentage rating from a movie on Rotten Tomatoes? Yep. That lets you know he put his foot in this movie. Michael B. Jordan was phenomenal.

Yes. Haley Steinfeld, like I said, I'm like, okay, where are they going with this? You know, smoking stack come back. What's the guy's name? He goes to church and he got the broken gift. But anyway, I'm all over the place. Okay, I'm like here and I'm like here. You got to pay attention too now.

You got to pay attention. You got to pay attention too now. You got to pay attention. You got to pay attention. Because it shows up with the guitar. It's a day after. So, yeah. Don't tell too much now. Don't tell too much. Don't tell too much.

So, you got to go back. You know, they get, hey, hey, hey, Smoke and Stack, they play good money. Hey, but Smoke, Smoke, Smoke the dude, they tried to steal the money off the truck. They tried to steal off the truck, and she caught him. You know, get down there, he shot one, pow, shot him in the neck, shot him in his tail. And then hit the other dude in the knee. But, hey, Ryan, you did your thing. You know, and I've always been a fan of his.

Michael B. Jordan, I like Michael B. Jordan. Fruitvale Station. Oscar Grant. He played that man. Michael B. Jordan played that. Oh, he played. He played it. He played that role.

You know, obviously you see him in Creed and you remember him in Black Panther. But Michael B. Jordan. You know, obviously you see him in Creed and you remember him in Black Panther. But Michael B. Jordan. You know what? It kind of reminds you of a young Spike Lee Denzel. You know, a lot of Spike Lee. Everything they did together.

The chemistry. Yeah. It's perfect. Yes. Because you know what you're getting. Who would have known what he was getting out of Michael B. Jordan? And he always puts him

in the best positions to highlight his strengths yes and he cuts a fool every time ain't nobody told y'all I have the movie take y'all ass

to see the movie cheap asses ain't nobody told y'all I have the movie y'all don't know nothing y'all don't know no character all y'all know

is smoking stack that's why I try not to say much and they all talk about you tell us the movie man y'all don't know no character. All y'all know is smoking stack. That's why I try not to say much. And they all talk about, man, you tell us the movie. Man, y'all don't know nothing. Y'all don't remember nothing. How'd the movie start out then? Exactly.

What happened? No, but like I said, man, it's been a while. Oh, so I was a big, big a big big movie fan when i say i was a guy go to the movies now i bet y'all ain't nobody i've got i've seen six movies in one day that's the record that's the most movies i've done now i was routine a c2 but i saw six i went to the movie at about 10 50 and i didn't get home until after midnight. Wait, when was this? 1996. So, can I tell you, can I ask you,

can I tell you, I'm going to ask you if you did this, did you pay for one movie? I paid for one movie. And then wait, and then go on the next one? Yep. Okay. I'm just making sure I don't feel bad because I did that as well.

I never forget. I'm not sure we have any people in the chat. Remember, you remember the Omni, the Omni hotel, the movie. Yeah. Yeah.

By the Miami Herald center. Hey, I, I am one who also did that pay, pay for one ticket and waited to go into another theater to see another. Yeah. Cut it. When nobody would have believed that.

Come on, bro. Y'all think I snuck in here? Yeah, I did. Hey, do they still have dollar movies? I remember you. Hey, y'all remember the dollar movies? It's 2025, man.

You know it ain't no dollar movies. Okay, what about like the old movies? So maybe like $3 then. How much is a matinee? About $12, maybe. Chad, how much is a matinee? About $12, maybe. Chad, how much is a matinee? Yeah, while you're bulljabbing. But I want to go to the movie though,

because I hadn't been to the movie since. Right. Maybe the pandemic. I think I've been one time since the pandemic. Pandemic messed up everything. It did. Not just a movie,

you got to go to Cinebistro. Oh, I go to Cinebistro. Okay, okay, okay. We to Cinebistro. Oh, I go to Cinebistro. Okay, okay, okay. We got Cinebistro. I go to I-Pick, too. I-Pick. I-Pick, yeah. Got the reclining chairs.

They used to give you hot popcorn to charge your ass for that. And a blanket and a pillow. Mm-hmm. Yeah. But, hey, just because they give you a blanket and a pillow, people, don't bring your ass in there with pajamas, really. Don't do it too much come on now hey man that uh that that center bistro in in miami i think is it dolphin mall yeah by dolphin

mall uh oh my god the food i have not been there one time man they bring you the popcorn like you just said i think it might have been calamari no it was popcorn maybe it's popcorn and calamari yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah they say uh matinee is like between five and seven dollars and what and what what we're at matinee how much a man they cost y'all nah five and seven dollars 2025 they tripping. And I tell you what, I got to cut off time. I can't see no late movie. 9 o'clock, 10 o'clock, no midnight movie because you know I didn't have

the midnight show. Like a lot of times, the Marvel movies, they'll start at midnight on Thursday. Man, I ain't going up in no movie at no damn midnight. Man, I'm going to sleep. Yep, you sleep.

Yep. Nah, hey, give me a good, hey. Ocho, is the correct way to go about it? Do you go to the movie and go to dinner or do you go to dinner and then go to the movie? No, you go, you go to the movie first. You go, you go to the movie. The movie is your main course. Okay.

The main course in a sense. And then dinner is, okay, let's talk about the movie. So it gives you something to talk about at dinner on top of whatever topics you also want to discuss. Yeah. A lot of people, a lot of, you know, used to be the thing. You take a lady to dinner. I mean, take her to the movies. But, you know, now women don't like to go to the movie because it's like, it's all dark.

You can't talk. I'm like, okay, you're right. You're you're right you're right you know what's funny anything i'm trying to think how you say it coffee dates they don't like movie dates they don't like anything where conversation is to be had, they don't like. No. Yeah. Listen, I can't do dinner in a movie. Because if I get dinner and you go to the movie, you're going to be watching it by yourself.

The only thing I'm watching is the back of my eyelids. Lee? Yeah, sir. Yeah, I tried it one time. You know, I'm like, oh, let's go to the movie. Let's go to dinner and go to the movie. Okay. Hey, hold on.

Wait, hold on. What if it's a good movie, though? Hey, my body don't know if it's good or not. All I know is my body know it's tired. I don't got that. Man, it's some stuff that is just exciting.

Do you remember that feeling? I don't know if you saw it. When Troy came out, when 300 came out. Oh, yeah. Braveheart. Yeah. When Gladiator came out. Man.

Yeah. Rough. Them movies was. Oh, dog. And 300. Yeah. You remember the movie 300? Yeah, yeah, Them movies was... Sparta. And 300. Yeah. You remember the movie 300? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

This is Sparta. Hey, that's... I use that. All right, I'm not going to bring that. I've been clean all show. I'm not going to say that. Hey, man. Oh, Joe, man.

I don't get out of it. Hey. Man, hey. Them lights go down. Yeah. Them chairs laid back. Yeah. They try to tell me something. Okay, okay, okay. I see where you're going with it. I see where you're going with it. Yeah. No chair laid back. Yeah. They try to tell me something.

Okay, okay, okay. I see where you're going with it. I see where you're going with it. Okay. You sleep? No, I'm watching. And another thing, Coach, look here. Maybe it's just me. Yeah. Ocho, long as they're like

when the lights are up. Yes, sir. Talk. Oh, Johnny, I love what you've done. Yeah, me and Helen, we went to SAG. Oh, my God. It's beautiful up there. Talk as much as you want.

Okay. Lights come down. Now you know how people are going to talk through the movie now. Hey, I'm going to see any Tyler Perry movie. I'm going to see that or matinee. Yeah. Tell her, child. Hey, child. I'm going to see that at a matinee. Yeah. Tell it, child. Hey, child.

I wish I would. All through the movie. Yes. All through the movie. That's classic. That's us, though. That's us. It's going to be in the... Man, y'all, you can't...

Listen. Stop talking during the movie. Please. I don't know somebody got I mean now look each of us I ain't got no problem

because I was me and I went to me and I was in New York only time I went to the movie me and the camera guy we were really cool Freddy Shimizu

so we you know we back there we eat the popcorn yeah do a turnaround uh how much longer you gonna be that i looked him up i said what the f would you chew it loud or something first of all so what am I supposed to do I chew like I chew man ain't nobody chewing no popcorn

hey that's funny I chew like I chew. Man, ain't nobody chewing no popcorn. Hey, that's funny. I mean, what? I'm just trying to figure out how am I supposed... Popcorn is not something that's silent. Right, right. It's like a chip. How do you eat chip? So what am I supposed to do?

Just put the chip in my mouth and let it melt? Well, hold on. He shouldn't have been able to hear you eating popcorn if the movie's planned anyway. I don't know what he was talking about. He was talking about how much longer you're going to do. I'm looking at my bucket of popcorn until it's gone. When it's gone, I'll stop. Better please, baby.

But I ain't been to the movie. I want to go to the movie. I'm going to get out. I'm going to get to the movie. What I need to see to the, I'm going to get out. I'm going to get to a movie. What I need to see. What's up? I don't saw,

I don't saw a, a, a, a sinner. So I can't go see that. Is there anything else I worth seeing guys? I sinners is good enough to see twice. They'd be talking about y'all talking about what you call them. I told you,

you know what? You know what? Right. Hey, Ryan came on and he said, when we come to the Superbowl next year, They be talking about, y'all talking about what you call them. I told you. You know what? You know what? Matt Dainey, but $13. Hey, Ryan came on, and he said, when we come to the Super Bowl next year, because we are taking nightcap on the road going to the Super Bowl, he going to join us. You know what, Ocho? I'm going to go get him.

I think the movie's like $27. I think it's like $27, $28. Yeah. I said, man, I remember back in the day, $1.50, $3, you and your girl went to the movies. Mm-hmm. And you could take your girl to the movies. She'd get a big old bag of, y'all would share a bucket of popcorn. You can get candy and sodas for like $10, $12.

Yeah. And you know what? Sinners is the perfect movie. I doubt it, Chad. Y'all could probably help me and let me know. It's a movie that you can see more than once. But the perfect place to see Centers, if they do it, is at a drive-in. Yeah.

The perfect movie for a drive-in theater. It is. Yeah. I like it. It's definitely worth seeing. It's definitely worth seeing. I think Michael B. Jordan did an unbelievable job. So if y'all get an opportunity, man, go out there and check out Sanders, man.

He did an unbelievable job. No, y'all laughing, but I think our pick is like $27, $28. It was, I mean, that was like five years ago. I pick a little pricey now. As a matter of fact, on Saturday night, Ash, it was like $32. On a Saturday night, because that was like New Movies Prime. Yeah. I still got a lot of passes.

But the passes they had, oh, you can't use them for new releases. But then what the hell y'all keep giving me? Tell me, Paul. Hey, is Magic Johnson Theater still there right off of Crenshaw and Stocker, or it's gone? Don't start me to lie. Only time I'm out of that nigga's world is when I'm hitting the sofa.

Right. Hey, Chad, is anybody in LA in the chat? Is Magic Johnson Theater still right there off of Crenshaw and Stocker? I think it's $26. How much is it on the weekend?

Really? Well, they've been getting old because they charge me more than that on the weekend. I think you got to pay senior citizen discount. I mean, no? they ain't got that. Uh, they changed the real deal. But I do got, uh,

you get AR, AR, ARP card at what? 50? 55? I ain't got one. I ain't got one. I ain't got one. I take that got one. I ain't got one.

I take that discount. Hey, Sizzlers, IHOP. Let me go eat. Hey. Yeah, let me get to my pancakes. IHOP, real deal. Two, two, and two. That's my go-to at IHOP. Brown's GM, Andrew Barry, spoke about Alabama draft draft prospect jaylen milrow let's take a listen

what he had to say you know jaylen he's got rare physical talent um you know he may may be the only when he gets in the nfl he may be the only quarterback who's faster than than lamar um don't tell lamar i said that please uh that, please. He's got rare physical gifts. You know, he's strong, he's fast, he's got a really strong arm. And any system that you build around him, you want to take advantage of the fact that he has things that no other players

at the position have. Wow. Oh, Joe. Is he, should he, will he, should he, will he, can he be a day one quarterback? And do you think he's faster than Lamar Jackson? No, don't compare anybody to Lamar Jackson. He's disrespectful. He's disrespectful just because he has the attributes and he runs straight. He runs straight in a fast line.

You know, that's, I mean, honestly, no, don't do that. Lamar Jackson is fast laterally. He's fast going backwards. It's different. Lamar Jackson is different. And even putting him in a conversation, Jalen Monroe is great as he is. He's great as he is. I watched him at Alabama.

Phenomenal dude. I love what he's doing. He's going to have the opportunity to change someone's franchise. Hopefully he gets the opportunity to do so because obviously the Browns have done not so much of a good job at picking quarterbacks for a very, very long time. But it's mad disrespectful, even in a joking manner, to compare Jalen Monroe to Lamar Jackson.

Outside of that. He just compared the speed, nothing else. Yeah, I mean, don't even do that part either. Don't even do that part. Because the game is more. What did he run the 40? What did Merrill run the 40 in? Because Lamar really didn't run the 40.

I don't think Lamar ran the 40, even at his pro day. No. Look, a lot of people believe that Lamar, I believe in a 40. Michael Vick, the fastest quarterback I ever seen. I know Michael Vick went to the combine and ran 4-3-3. Yeah. So until somebody run a quarterback run a 4-3-3 at the combine, Michael Vick the fastest.

Yeah. Vick was different, boy. When that boy took off. Lamar ran a 4-3-4. Now, that pro day time and combine time is different. Yeah, two different worlds. That's why. So if Michael Vick ran 4-3-3 at the combine,

he running 4-2 at pro day. It's so funny. Lamar ran low 4-3s. 4-3-4. Yeah, Jalen ran high 4-3s. 4-3-7. And then he says, faster than Lamar Jackson. Like, what are we doing?

Do you need to do your homework? You should not do your homework. Come on, man. Yeah. Lamar, Lamar, Lamar's speed is a very, is a very, he got rare speed.

Yeah. I mean, you know, you look at him, you look at Vic, they got, they got rare speed. Kyler, now Kyler,

Kyler needs a little longer leg that he might run forward to because he's going to take, in 20 yards, he's going to take 400 steps. Hey, he be moving though, boy. Oh yeah, oh yeah. He be moving. And because he don't have that long stride, so it don't take long for him to get going.

Uh-huh. Coach Prime made a very interesting admission on his We Got Time Today podcast. Time was asked about habits and it took a turn for the response. I've never in my life pleasured myself. God is my witness. In Jesus' name, I'm telling you the God's honest truth. My next statement is going to sound arrogant.

Never had to. I went time on that one. You never had to? Nope. Well, listen, I... I hear that song when I say I touch myself when nobody's around me.

Yeah. I know anybody else when I think about you. Nah, that ain't me. When I think about you, I... No, that ain't me. Can I tell you something? Yeah. Chat, and we family fellas, I don't know if y'all have done this before,

but, and listen, I'm not ashamed, but sometimes in my younger days, when I would know I would be going to see somebody or I would know someone would be going to see somebody or I would know someone would be coming to me, I would have to do that and hurry me get one out the way to ensure that I last longer. Nah. I'm just telling you, it was a tactic. It was a strategy that I use and it worked to make sure to ensure that, you know, I wasn't, you know, two minutes or three minutes of where it might have been if I went in there fresh. So I got one out the way.

So when she came in, I was able to show out. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. Oh, no. Oh, no. The old sparks will make you show out. I'm talking about way back in 94 or 95. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah.

No, Ocho, you going to get this? Hey, you going to get this hot dog in the microwave? Two minutes, it's exploding. I'm sorry. You done hit it with the Bernie Mac? If you don't get mine when don't get mad when i get here if you don't get yours when i get mad you fresh out of you know what with me hey 100 meter dash usain bolt tyson gay uh johan blake justin gatlin you ain't got nothing to prove huh

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It means nothing, but I wish it was for another person other than her. That's cute. That's cute. It's enjoyable to sit back and think about the person you lost your virginity to. I can't even, honestly, can you remember who you lost your virginity to after all this time? 1,000%. 1,000. I wish, I can't remember.

Honestly, I wish I could. I wish, I mean, matter of fact, if someone happens to see this and you remember or recall that time when you took my virginity.

You weren't her first. No, I wasn't. Absolutely not. No, she was about, I mean, the lady took my virginity you weren't her first no i wasn't absolutely not no she was about i mean the lady took my virginity was about let me see i was i was 27 i think she was 65 yeah yeah so i i had one you know real c she was seasoned what i did some things i never saw before you know she me in a swing. She had me in a swing, right? She had me in a swing, and it hung off the door. And she tied me up in a swing and climbed up on the ladder and got on. I'm like, man, what in the world?

And I thought this is what it would be like all the time. And it wasn't like that all the time and it wasn't like that all the time and she just she she you know my for to be my first experience i was almost traumatized until i learned to navigate my way around and and add what she did to me to my repertoire to where when people wanted to sleep with me during my tenure of fun it was known as an experience, not just sex. Mm. Yeah. Oh, that's what they thought, huh? Yeah, it was an experience. In my day?

In my day? Call it whatever y'all want to. Now it's time for our final segment of the evening. It's time for Q&A. What? Hey, Sid? Uh, uh, AD gave it his all, just like I do when I go to work, but it wasn't enough. My question is, which basketball player in the 90s had 20 plus points, but in losing effort and no Ocho isn't cheating what player in the 90s had 20 plus points average 20

average 20 plus points in a losing effort there are a lot of guys average 20 I mean considering Jordan won 6 Jordan won 6 the Rockets won two. They, it wasn't but another one to be booked in.

So you got the Pistons and the Pistons won 90. And, and what you call them? San Antonio, won 99. So, they won 14.

They won the title in the 90s. Detroit started it off. San Antonio closed it. And then you had Jordan, 91, 92, 93. You had the Rockets, 94, 95. Jordan, 96, 97, 98. Spurs, 99.

And you got Shaq. Hmm. and you got Shaq hmm so oh well Mike Brown hey do you think Lakers regret not taking Mark Williams how well he finished the season what's up Ocho 30 well he finished the season? What's up, Ocho305Legend? Scott Project, baby.

Oh, what's up? What? I discussed, man. That's live. Let's hope they don't regret taking Mark Williams because he did. He played well. He played unbelievable. And Luka loves lob threats.

That's why it worked so well with him and Gafford. It worked so well with him and Gafford. It worked so well with him and Lively the second. He loves a lob threat because he's going to get into the lane and when the big guy come to help, he can follow it to him. Boom. Mike, I hope not. I hope not. And he's a very good defender.

Sheldon Pope, happy Easter and 420. Huck, if Joker pull out this second championship, will he join the John as the great Denver sports icon? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.

Yes. What's the hockey player name? Which one? Oveskin? No, no, no. With the abs. They won the title. What's his name? Ray Bork.

I think Bork won the title for the Avs. Didn't they win the title? I think they won in 98. 96. Wasn't it 1996? Wasn't it Ray Bork? Patty Waugh Patrick Waugh was the goalie in that

I knew no and he had the all time wins record who was the defenseman for the Avalanche why was Ray Bork on the team? just google Ray Bork ok well he wasn't there then well uh Sackett they had a redhead

Scott Fosberg Peter Fosberg yeah I actually have a cat named Peter Fosberg. Fosberg was there. Peter Fosberg. Yeah. Ash has a cat named Peter. Adam Smith. Wolves do match up well. Man, I don't know if I want to read this because y'all going to be talking about,

ah, man, pause. This is what Adam wrote, not me. They're long and big on the perimeter. Damn, man. You put a lot up into that one, huh? Al's bench is way better than the Lakers. Key is going to be Naz Reed. I like the Lakers.

I like the Lakers. I think the three heads of A.R., Luca, and LeBron, I think that's going to be more. Look, Ant going to get what he gonna get yep but keep Drew Randall under control and don't let Naz Rees beat you

hey but I got the I again I'm I'm gonna tell him I'm a Heat fan but I'm with you on this one now I told you

Timberwolves Teen Wolf Werewolf Legs of Fire. Legs of Fire. Yes. That's what I'm saying. No, but I'm saying, I remember Ray Bork being there. I know I wasn't losing my mind. I was like, what the hell am I going to do?

I remember Ray Bork holding the trophy. The ball is shot, call it 1999. The Mavs should just leave the city of Dallas at this point because this bull jive, the fans deserve better. We already suffered with the Cowboys. Oh, that's messed up. The ball is shot, call it 1999. I said, hey, Ocho, Real is gonna is gone and my barker is

still alive in the champions league who do you have winning at all i think psg versus barker um uh which is bars go ahead yeah man i i don't know man arsenal playing really well um i i'm i'm i don't know i mean arsenal is in form they're in crazy form right now Arsenal's playing really well. I don't know. I mean, Arsenal is in crazy form right now. Soccer's playing well. Declan Wright's playing well. Odegaard's playing well. So if I'm going to have a team that I would go for,

there's nothing wrong with PNG. Obviously, I'm a Barca fan. I'm not much of a Real Madrid fan. I'm a Napoli guy at heart. But I got Arsenal winning it all, honestly. Honestly. P&G is playing well as well, but Arsenal's playing lights out right now.

So who you got? Arsenal winning it all? Yeah, man. They playing good, boy. At the right time. J213, hey, Uncle Nocho, please give a shout-out to my amazing wife valerie for bringing our daughter gg into the world yesterday i'm seeing it i'm seen as a tough guy but i never cried so

much in my life yeah valerie congratulations jay congratulations to Hopefully, mom and baby are doing well. Gigi, welcome to Nightcap. Valerie, thank you. Jay, thank you for being here, man. You've been one of the day one from the get-go. So hopefully, you bring Gigi up that she love Uncle Ocho as well. Appreciate that, Jay. Congratulations. I don't know if this is your first or second one, but

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