Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Coach Prime wants sons on Raiders, Micah Parsons supports McCarthy, Pickens jabs Newsome

Episode Date: December 8, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders telling Las Vegas Raiders HC Antonio Pierce to draft his sons Shedeur and Shilo. Later, Unc and Ocho discuss Dallas Cowboys’ Micah Parsons saying he wants Mike McCarthy to stay on as HC in 2025, Steelers WR George Pickens jabs Browns CB Greg Newsome ahead of their rematch and much more!04:00 - Coach Prime wants AP to draft the Sanders boys10:00 - Micah Parsons wants McCarthy to stay on14:00 - Pickens says he doesnt know Newsome18:40 - iShowSpeed responds to Tyreke24:00 - Gout Gout breaks Usain Bolt’s record26:40 - What film memorabilia would you buy if you had unlimited funds38:50 - Q and Ayyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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If the season ended today, the Raiders would have the number two pick. Time states the Raiders will be a good spot for his son. At an event in Las Vegas, Time told Pierce, you're truly the best. Now I need you to do one thing. I need you to draft those Sanders boys. Hey, hold on. I like it, though. I like it.

I like it, but I don't remember it's very important the situation you go to your supporting cast is very important that you have the tools around you at your disposal you got Brock Bowers huh? you got Brock Bowers yeah you got Brock, Brock is the real deal

Brock might be top 3, top 4 along with is it McBride? did I say that right? yeah I don't know he might be top three, top four, along with is it McBride? Did I say that right? I don't know. He might be top three or four, and I ain't talking about three or four. And I ain't talking about two or three or four. But again, we talking about the NFL now. We need more than Bowers.

We need more. For sure. They got some good receivers. They got good quick guys. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We need just receivers. Not great. They got good. They got good, quick, speedy guys. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We need just one. Just one.

I'm talking about we. Like I'm part of the damn Raiders. They just need one. And he's going to be fine. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, look. I think, look. It's going to be very interesting to see how this thing shakes out.

Jacksonville has two wins. I think the Giants have two wins. I think the Raiders have two wins. And at some point in time, they're like, you don't ever want to show your fan base that you don't really care about winning. I mean, because, you know, we want to, you know, we want to try to win. Right. But we really try to lose.

Now, Jacksonville, y'all ain't going to listen. Y'all can't. I don't know what y'all going to do because you got Trevor. I don't think Trevor going nowhere anytime soon. And he just got paid. Exactly. You got the Giants and need them a quarterback desperately. The Raiders need a quarterback desperately.

Hell, there are several teams. them a quarterback desperately. The Raiders need a quarterback desperately. Hell, there are several teams. Maybe somebody moves up to get, if you fall in love with somebody during the draft process, you put them on the board and you evaluate them, you study their tape and you list, like, this guy is franchise altering.

But it's going to be very, very interesting to see this thing, how it shapes out, Ocho. But I do think Shador is going to be very very interesting to see this thing how it shapes out Ocho but I do think Shador is going to be a very high pick he's made himself some money he got coached he got a coach

his offensive coordinator this year was an OC in the NFL so he's pro ready his dad is a coach you know you like you like players especially the quarterback position that dad was a coach. So he understands it. He understands what it takes to be.

The mechanisms of everything that comes around comes along with being an NFL quarterback. You're the CEO. Got to be buttoned up ojo buttoned up yes i say all gotta say all the right things right things yeah do all the right things yeah it's more than just playing the position everybody man who cares it look bro stop it right it's different it's different it is just like if you're a CEO Tim Cook can't just do all the willing-ended stuff even though Apple products are flying off the shelf

it doesn't work like that there's a decorum you gotta be very demure when you're in that position wait hold on you gotta be very what? you gotta be very demure when you're in that situation. Wait, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. You got to be very what? You got to be very demure when you're in that situation. I ain't never heard that before.

What does that mean? That's a word you have to spell at some point in time, so I can't tell you what it means. Demure, like D-E-M-M-O-O-R. Damn. Demure. D-E-M-O-O-R. D-E-M-U-R-E. Oh, demure. D-E-M-O-R. M-U-R-E. Oh, demure.

Yeah. Okay, okay. Demure. Oh, you got to talk like you French. Demure. Okay, okay, okay. I like that. I had French toast for breakfast this morning.

What did it mean again? I'm finna use it. It's reserved. It's modest. It's shy. Oh, okay. Hey, when I met her, I was very demure. I don't think

Rhea gonna say you're demure. Rhea probably say you're the damn fool when she met you. You're the damn fool. Two years probably say you was a damn fool when she met you. You was a damn fool two years in and you a deep fool now. Yeah, you know, I'm debuting. Yeah, that had me, you know. Hey,

when it's time to shake the cover that get buried, you're here. Undermure. Now you ain't shot down. Now you shake the cover, you ain't shot in. Now everything goes, now everything goes behind closed doors. Under Mule. You ain't shot down. You ain't shot in. Everything goes behind closed doors. You know what they say? Nobody knows where the nose goes

when the doors close. Yes, sir. Because when the doors close, it's all sex. Yes, sir. That's it. That's it. That's it. Listen, it ain't nothing but a meeting of the minds huh that what it is it ain't nothing but a meeting of the minds

hey I know we had a meeting of the minds before we went to the room I'm allowed to change my mind once we get in there okay I'm just saying don't you I changed my mind that's how it was before we went in there I changed my mind. That's how it was before we went in there.

After we get in there, I'm like, I don't know about this, will they? Yes, sir. Add Michael Parsons to the list of Cowboys voices clamoring for the return of Mike McCarthy. I think it would be like a fair shot with everyone back, players, coaches, because the injury kind of struck of what this season could really be. The injuries have been terrible. And, you know, it really sucks. In terms of coaching, man, Mike, damn, you just said it. Never mind.

Coach Mike, to me, his relationship has always been really good. He always took real good care of me, and I just don't know how the business side is going to go. You know, Jerry has his own mindset about who he wants to coach. This is his team. I'm kind of like just a pawn in this business. Hold on. I thought a couple of weeks ago you said that.

Never mind. No joke. Hey, players coming out in defense of their head coach, despite some of the things that they said in the past, hey, players coming out in defense of their head coach, despite some of the things that they said in the past, having to retract it and change their tune now in support of Mike McCarthy. Regardless of what any of the players say, in Jerry's mind, his mind is probably already made up.

Probably. Probably already made up. You know, he's going to allow Mike McCarthy to finish out the season, you know, and Dak came out and said it as well. I wish I had some power when it comes to the decision-making. But you don't. You don't.

Everybody knows that. Regardless of when anybody comes out and says, you know, it's good, it's good, good PR, good media relations, but knowing Jerry, based on this season, regardless of the injuries or not, he cleaned the house. Probably. He's cleaned the house. If you of the injuries or not, he clean the house. Probably. He's clean the house. If you understand the business in general,

if you understand the cashier and how that specific individual runs his ship, he's clean the house. No matter what any player says. Ocho, it's kind of like when a player knows he's gone, the coaches know he's gone, the coaches know he's gone, the player, what did the coach say?

I would love to have him back, he's been great he's a great player they're not going to say, nah, we want him gone and just like players, it's a rare I don't know if I've ever heard of oh yeah, I want him gone, I don't like him he's not a great coach, he's not great at situations, he doesn't make any

in-game adjustments, he doesn't make quarter-to-quarter adjustments, halftime adjustments. I've never heard a player say that. So all this is just coaches' spiel for me. You know, it's PR, great PR spin. And they might sincerely want him back. But I don't know what they're supposed to say.

And players always say everything that's politically correct. Yes. In that setting. Nobody, there are very few players that have ever been in the NFL that actually voiced their opinion or said what the fans are thinking or saying what we know is going on in the locker room and actually came out and said it. Right.

There's only maybe one I could think of. Shit. My dog, T. T, let it be known. Whatever issues might be going on that the fans can see from the outside in, but as a player, you know you're not supposed to say it. T going to let you know the things that are going on inside. He going to tell you about the elephant in the room.

He going to let it be known. Why are going on inside. He going to tell you about the elephant in the room. He going to let it be known. Why are we losing? Because the coaches suck. Mm-hmm. Straight up. Hey, you heard Chase. Chase, the man don't ask me no questions. Right.

Ask the coach. Ask Zach. I don't call plays. About getting the ball? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't call plays. Y'all asking me stuff. Now, y'all always tell me, hey, let the coaches coach.

You just play. Now, all of a sudden, you ask me, what can I get open on? Oh, I'm going to play. That's your job. Hey, I love it. The guys, oh, so they quick to tell, hey, you do your job, OK? Fine. Hey, how's it looking out there?

I'm doing my job. Doing my job. That's what you told me to do. Yeah, it's a dirty game. George Pickens doesn't know him, or at least that's what the Steelers wide receiver says, days away from the rematch with the Cleveland Browns. Steelers week 12 loss to the Browns was punctuated

by a scuffle between Pickens and Newsome during the game ending Hail Mary attempt. Ask if he would talk to Newsome before the Sunday's game Pickens was dismissive. I don't even know who that is. The Steelers third year receiver said Friday Pickens also doubled down on his postgame assertion that he did not think the Browns are good, a good team.

I just go by the record, bro. After the game, Newsom called Pickens a fake tough guy, and Friday he responded to Pickens' latest comments and address he was going to handle the trash talk field rematch. I'm all about team, Newsom said. Obviously, he's the guy who cares more about himself, and you can see that in the penalties he causes. For me, my job is to try to do whatever I can to help my team win.

There's never going to be no one-on-one battle for me. I like it. I like it. I do too. Fight. Fight. Fight. Let's go.

I need to see. Listen, we lost Mike Evans and Marshawn Lattimore. We lost that. We lost Josh Norman and Odell Beckham. We lost that. We lost Josh Norman and Odell Beckham. We lost that. So you want that? You want that to come back? I need this.

Greg Newsome, I know you're a team player. I know. I understand it. You know team, you know camaraderie. Hoorah, hoorah, hoorah. Man, I need this. George Piggins. I need this. Keep it within the game. Keep it within the confinement. It's hard though, Ocho.

Give me a show. Give me. I swear to God, I'm going to give me some popcorn. I'm going to kick my feet up and watch y'all go at it Sunday. Give me a show. Hey, play hard. Just don't get a penalty. Don't cost us 15.

Yeah, don't get no penalties. Don't't get a penalty. Don't cost us 15. Yeah, don't get no penalties. Don't do none of that. Don't cost us 15. Hey, listen. Get in each other's face. Talk trash. You know, when you catch a ball, you know, you hit that thing they be doing there. You know?

Greg Newsome, you make a play, you get up and, you know, you do the sword. I got a strap. A strap? Man, y'all get mad. I'm telling a strap like strap man y'all get man i'm telling y'all man i don't we had none of that politically correct bullshit about no i'm a team player give me a show shit i pay you know how much i pay for uh nfl sunday ticket but you better give me something yeah i'm trying i need like three of it like $300 a week that mean $300 a month ain't it like $300 a month I don't know I'm using fire stick but go ahead

yeah I don't know Shelly I gotta call Shelly see how much Shelly paid I'ma find me a little loophole around everything yeah I'ma go no I think it's like $300 I think it is I don300. I think it is.

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Oh, Joe. Yeah. I shall speed response to Tyreek Hill calling him out. Man, I'm tired of hearing your ish. I pulled up on you at practice last time. You didn't want to race me because you were scared. Let's do a $100,000 race, 40-meter sprint. Ooh, how much?

100,000, 40 meters? Yeah. Ooh, shoot, boy. Hey, I show Speed, Speed going to have to get out, boy. He quick now. Listen, he's quick, but Tyreek's strength is his start. He right now, bomb, he's strength is his start. He's right now. He gone.

That'd be a good one. I mean, 100,000 speed ain't nothing. But look here. If I'm a professional, I'm not doing anything. I ain't pulling no hamstring. I ain't doing none of that racing no cash. You're going to get hurt, man. You got to live your life, man. Come on, man.

He's living his life. He's playing football. There's more to life than just football. No, no, no. He hurt himself. He pulled a hamstring. Now what? What you going to say, Ocho?

And what happens if he hurt himself when he's playing football? Then what? That's what I'm going to do. I'm going to get hurt on their job. On their dime. Nah, he ain't going to get hurt. Because you do realize,

you do realize, non-football related, they put you on a non-football list, they ain't got to pay you. They're going to pay him. You realize that, right? They're going to pay him. They're going to pay him.

No, they won't. I get Ocho. I'll tell you what, I'll bet you now, I'll bet you, if he hurts his hamstring, they will put him on, and he's not ready to go,

they're going to put him on a non-football injury list. They're not going to do that. Why would you do, Ocho, tell me, tell me what does, I just want you to tell me this.

Tell me what does Tyreek get out of this? Great content. He's in the NFL. It's still great content. There's nothing good to come out of this there's nothing

100,000 yeah maybe this is a little fun let the kids have some fun come on man don't be a Debbie Downer you gotta live some man

sometimes listen outside of football you gotta spread your goddamn wings it's okay he's not gonna get hurt it's 40 it's 40 meters

Tyreek been running since he was four years old. He's going to be all right. That's a different type of running, Ocho. Don't put that. I wouldn't. It's a drive. He's playing football right now. It ain't nothing but a drive.

It's a go round. It's a go round. If he gets hurt playing football, he's covered. It's just like how many guys you heard got hurt on jet skis, got hurt on skiing, and cost them a career, Ocho? I ain't never heard nobody get hurt running straight ahead in a straight line. I ain't never heard that. Never.

Ever. Especially someone that all they do is just run. That's it. And they run really, really fast. But here's the thing. Yes, sir. There's a difference between running a 40 and even Tyreek running football. Because you have to understand, when you coming out, Ocho, you're like, man, I got, man.

That apple, that carrot is the the NFL and I got to get there and I'm chasing it I don't believe Tyree can run 4-2-7 like he did when he came out right now right yeah absolutely not you know I'm not saying right now I'm saying if he trained

if he were to train I don't believe he'd run that again no no he don't run he'd run that again. No. No. He's going to run a 4-3 though, right now. Hey, you know the difference between 4-2 and 4-3? You know the difference? It's still a couple of steps.

It's a couple of steps, Ocho. You can reach out and touch. You can still reach out and tap the 4-2 dude on the shoulder. It's like... No, the 4-2 dude is going to tap the 4-2 dude on the shoulder. It's like... The 4-2 dude go tap the 4-3 guy on the shoulder. The 4-3 dude, they tap the 4-3 guy on the shoulder.

You know what I mean. But Ocho, there is nothing good. I know what you mean, but you got to let these boys live, man. Thank you, Ocho. Have some fun. Create some good content, man. Thank you, Ocho. Have some fun. Let them have some fun. Ocho.

Create some good content, man. Ocho, you got content. Do you know how many highlight plays Tyreek got in the NFL? Yeah, but this would be better. Oh, he got content. I don't know if you just saw. He got content. He don't need to get no more content.

What do you got? What do you got? What do you got? We don't need to talk about it, but he got great content. Over the last year and a half, he's produced great content. He's produced great content. He's produced great content. Let's leave it at that. Oh, hey, he trying to outdo me, huh?

Hey, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hey, he think you slick. Hey, Reed, hey, Cheetah, you think you slick, huh? You think you ain't finna upstage me, boy? You ain't finna upstage me, boy? You ain't finna upstage me, because, yeah. Tyreek, Future, Nick Cannon, all y'all trying to, you know, trying to strut on me. He about to change his name to Bunny Rabbit. Yeah, I'm coming to y'all.

I'm coming to see y'all. Hey, the boys still making. Listen to me. Listen to me. Wait till 2025. I ain't even playing. I ain't even playing. I ain't even playing. I might pop out 10.

Yeah. Like that. Gow Gow breaks Usain Bolt's world record as the fastest 16-year-old human. Gow Gow. Hey, he was moving, wasn't he? Gow Gow ran 20.04 in the Australian All School Championship in Brisbane on Saturday Gout Gout

you saying both were right 16 year old of 20.13 seconds from 2003 Gout Gout turned 17 I just like saying Gout Gout Gout turned 17 on December 20th only man in history that have ever run faster at the age of 17 uh 20.4 at age 17 is arian knighton he ran 1984 boat ran 1993 these are adult times

and me just a kid i'm running them g said. It's going to be great future, for sure. I mean, he's long. I mean, if you look at him, he look like he tall and like six foot and he got a Usain Bolt frame. Yeah. He's not as, I don't want to use

the word thick, Paul's. He's slender.ender okay he's 16 yeah he's gonna put some weight on now maybe he's gonna put on any he's strong as hell to be 16 already yeah he's strong because in order to run and do what you're doing you have to be able to hold and maintain yeah you gotta hold it yeah He's nice now. Yeah. He's nice. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I love, look, I love, I mean, I don't love, I didn't love running.

Right. Per se, the type of running that you got to do to be a professional, to be a elite track and field athlete, but I just, I just love, I love watching it. I love watching it and I love seeing these young kids. It's kind of like the kids that run the 400 uh i forget his name from from maryland that's running he's running 44 what he run 44 20 something um i just love seeing these kids and hopefully they don't flight they don't burn out because that's those are some really fast times

at really really young ages yeah like you said those are because that's, those are some really fast times at really, really young ages. Yeah. Like you said, those are grown. He's right. Those are grown men times and you're 16. Still a teenager. Yeah. Area night.

Um, you know, turn pro hell. He was like a, what a sophomore junior in high school. He's like, what am I getting out of this? Let me go make me some money. I raised y'all, but I'm getting paid for this. Yeah. Oh yeah. But congratulations,

gal. Judy Garland's famous ruby slippers from the Wizard of Oz have reportedly been sold for $28 million. Ocho, what fair memorabilia would you buy if you had unlimited funds? Wait a minute. Say it again. What film memorabilia would you buy

if you had unlimited funds? Oh, what film memorabilia would I buy if I had unlimited funds? You know what? You want to know what? This is something people don't know about me. Obviously, when I was growing up, when I was growing up to keep me out of the streets,

when I was in Liberty City, obviously my grandma, when it wasn't football season, she had me taking saxophone and piano lessons. So I know how to play the piano. One of my favorite movies of all time, Chad, I'm not sure the age of some of the people in the chat, but if you know this movie, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. The movie's called Stormy Weather. In Stormy Weather, there's a song that Lena Horne sings called Stormy Weather, obviously.

And Fats Domino is the one playing on the piano. So if I had unlimited funds, I would want the piano that Fats Domino used in that movie when it was filmed, and that would be the piano that fast domino used in that movie when it was filmed and that would be the the artifact that i would buy i know it might it might sound weird to some people they'd be like what the hell is he talking about but dog that's what one of my favorite artists

one of my favorite musicians piano players him for for that matter that'sats domino. That's crazy. Did you ever see stormy weather? I did not. What about cabin in the sky? No. You saw green pastures? No. I saw a bunch of green pastures when I was growing up

working on the farm. I doubt you ain't seen the movie. Oh, you know Lena Horne though, right? I know who Lena Horne is, yeah. Remember Ethel Waters? I heard of the name. I don't know her. Not like you know Lena Horne, though, right? I know who Lena Horne is, yeah. Remember Ethel Waters? I heard of the name. I don't know her. Not like I know Lena Horne. Oh, man.

I think... Couple. I would like to have the piano. Well, the first one, I want the original Batman Jack Nichols play wait the costume

yeah I want that costume and I want that pistol where Batman was flying in and he pulled out that long pistol he said come on you gruesome son of a man

I don't care Heath Ledger did an unbelievable job I love Heath Ledger did an unbelievable job. I love Heath Ledger. Whoa, unbelievable. He's the greatest Batman. He's the greatest Joker of all time.

Yeah. He's the greatest Joker of all time. And that's no disrespect to your kind. Jack. Boy, Jack. Yeah, Jack was good. But Heath Ledger. What you like? You like Jack over Heath Ledger?

They were very. I mean, Heath Ledger? They were very... I mean, Heath Ledger character is really, really dark. I could see that he had to go to a place. He got lost in character. Yeah, man. But Jack, man, that thing... Jack,

what else would I want? I want some I guess the piano that Prince played in Purple Rain would be really cool oh snap that's a good one Purple Rain that's a good one. Purple rain. Oh, man. That's a good one. F you, Jimmy.

Hey, you just don't want to accept it. They don't like you like they used to. Just like your pops. That's classic. Man, I don't... I'm not really... I'm trying to think. what would I really want? I need some sports memorabilia.

Like something from, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like LeBron, some shoes, or Jordan shoes, Kobe shoes, or jersey or something. And I don't want no feelings done. Huh? But I already got LeBron's ball. Yeah, I got his 40,000 ball already

hey but that shit was so funny that night when I turned the ball around and it said 40,000 points yeah oh that shit was hilarious

28,000, man. Look here, somebody just got a lot of money. A lot of money, man. $28,000 for some shoes that you can't wear? Yeah. Yeah, those are, listen, they're $28 million now. Imagine what they're going to be worth when they hold on to them for a few years. There's no place like home.

There's no place like home. There's no place like home.'s no place like home there's no place like home that's classic oh yeah do you know what kind of dog that was that Toto was Toto was wait don't say nothing

don't say nothing he gotta be some type of terrier he is wait wait wait wait Scottish nope wait wait wait Toto was black right yeah Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Scottish. Nope. Wait, wait, wait.

Wait. Toto was black, right? Yeah. I'm trying to think how many Terriers are there. That's a crazy group, and they win more best in shows than any other group. You're never going to get it. I'm probably not. He's a Terrier.

He was a Karen Terrier. Karen? Karen. K-E-R-R-Y? C. Oh, damn. Okay. I went to the Westminster Dog Show.

I loved it. What do you mean? I told you I would have been judged. Remember? It's one of the most fun events to be a part of. The only thing I hate, man, because now I'm like, damn, I want that dog. I want that dog. I'd like to have that breed.

I'd like to have that breed. I really need to get a farm. Now you need a little discipline. You don't need no farm. Because you won't have time to tend to all the animals. I want me a little miniature cow, a miniature goat, a miniature horse, and a raccoon. You know what's funny? I always wanted a ferret for some reason.

I never did get one, but I always wanted a ferret. I don't think they live that long, Ocho. They don't? No. Animals don't, I mean, especially when you like domestic, I mean, you got to understand, Ocho, like in the wild, they're not going to live long because, you know, they get hunted, something eats them. So average or, you know, disease. It's not like. They should live longer if you domesticate them. No, that makes no sense.

No, I think like. But they're not meant to be domesticated. That's the problem. I know, but obviously, if you do, and then, you know, obviously... Ash, when you get there, you're talking about Ash got... You're talking about Big Bo, look what you got on my...

What'd he say? Buy a farm in Texas. Hey, if you move to Texas, I'm going too. Ocho, I thought I made it abundantly clear I'm staying away from Texas. No, I'm saying, listen, I mean, no, we have the discipline at our big age where we can move to Texas and be okay and focus. We can have a singular focus on work and nothing else. Here's the thing. It's like when you're recovering at it,

whatever the case may be, let's just say, let's just say, let's just say, Ocho, I drink and I'm alcohol. Ocho, I got to drive by a bar every day. I got to drive by a package store

every day and I got to drive by a package store every day. And I can't stop. That's a good thing, huh? Because you know what? The more you do it, the more you drive by that bar, the more you drive by that bar and create that discipline not to go in,

the easier it gets over time. If you and I move to Houston every day, listen, if you and I move to Houston, regardless of the jungle of beautiful, gorgeous, curvaceous women that they have out there at our disposal or at your disposal, I'm not available. But anyway, but imagine the more you're able to do it, the more you see them, the more you see them out. You don't say nothing. And you got them blinders on like you a horse in a Kentucky derby and you can't see nothing but

nightcap. You can't see nothing but ESPN. You can't see nothing but club shea shea. Over time, it becomes easier. It becomes routine. How many times you go into a restaurant and that guy hand you that dessert

menu and you fool and you that dessert menu and you fool and you order dessert or you order coffee? Now, I don't get the dessert, but I'm with you when you say coffee. Exactly. I'm with you when you say a latte. No. See, that's a completely different scenario based on what we talked about.

No, I ain't going. All right. Well, fuck it. I'm going to move with you then. Houston is off. Forget right. Well, fuck it. I'm going to move with you then. So Houston is off. Forget it. We ain't going. Maybe, maybe I might be thinking about Nashville. Wait, where?

Nashville, Tennessee. Oh, hey. Tennessee, Tennessee. I like Nashville simply for the music. The music, the different genres of music, of live music you can go watch and attend, but to live? No. And it's an up-and-coming city that's getting much better. It's getting much better, but I don't want to live there.

I don't want to live there. The music, the jazz, the jazz bars. I need to be somewhere I can focus. You can focus in Houston. Everything is so clear. You can focus in Houston. Everything is so clear. You can focus in Houston. Because I'm demure.

Oh, you shy? That's where you want to go? Mm-hmm. Joy, tell my hey. Joy, let me talk. Joy, tell my hey. I'll move to Nashville. Demure. uh uh uh uh George told me hey I'll move to Nashville Demir every place we've been you'll move to

every hey hey hey oh hey this thing hear this oh

I know George had but he got home in like 17 states oh man like hell dog made for this mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their Oh, man. Like, hell no.

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I think it's fair. Nah. It might be close. It might be extremely close. But they're not splitting that award. They ain't making two of those awards. Oh, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. You talking about the Heisman?

Yes. Oh, yeah, that ain't happening. That ain't happening. Yeah. Like I said, it might be close. I think it might be extremely close, but I don't see it. Since business always said besides Oregon and UNLV 1013, Jenny games have been against FCS or group five opponents. He played one power five school all year.

He played Portland State, Utah State, Wyoming, Georgia Southern, Nevada, Hawaii. Come on, man. Imagine if Coach Prime and Travis played against Portland State, Hawaii, Wyoming, San Diego State, Georgia Southern, Utah State, and 3-10 Nevada. They'd make excuses and close their eyes for Genting. Coach, what do you think? Listen, there's something that they always bring up, especially when it comes to drafting, especially scouts.

They always bring up the level of competition you're playing against. Who we played. Yeah, and this is something that can raise concerns, Drafting, especially scouts, they always bring up the level of competition you're playing against. Who they play. Yeah. And this is something that can raise concerns. But I think either way, what he's been able to accomplish at the running back position and putting himself into that group and being eligible to win a Heisman based on what he's accomplished, regardless of who he's playing against, is still commendable. But scouts will always use that against you,

especially when you go to a smaller school and you play astronomical the way he has this year. But you got to. Yeah, you have to play above and beyond when your competition is at this level. And that's no disrespect to him or the team or the entities he's playing against, but it is what it is.

It's just the way they are. I agree. When you play in the level of competition, you have to put up astronomical numbers. You look at Randy, what he did at FCS when he was at Marshall. You look at Jerry,

what he did at Division II for Mississippi Valley State. Myself. You got Ocho because if you're putting up regular numbers, you put up an HBCU and you put up 1,000 yards as a receiver, they ain't even really giving you no attention.

You got to be spectacular. Bro, I had 60 catches, 1,300 yards and 18 touchdowns in nine games. Yeah. So, you know, I had to be all world, Ocho. And you have to be because they like, look, this guy,

he probably got his receiver coach is probably the offensive coordinators, and he's probably also coaching the running back. So, you know, you got a running back's coach. You got a tight end's coach. You got a wide receiver's coach. You got an O-line coach. You probably got tackles coach. You got outside linebackers, insidebackers db corners safeties they like

what are we what are we doing here right um genti has done what he was supposed to do exactly put the numbers up going against inferior competition and he just put up no 150 he put up the 190 he put up the 200s that's what you have to. That's what you have to do. That's what you have to do. So he did what he was supposed to do. Adab Smith said, I don't give a damn what Bama fans say. They didn't earn the right for a spot. Three losses and not playing today for the conference chip. Out of here.

False. Yeah, you might not like it. But again, you follow the money. You follow the money. That's all we need to remember. So when Alabama gets into this playoffs, remember I said it first. Somebody going to get bumped because Alabama. Follow the money.

That's all it comes down to at the end of the day. All right. Jonathan Watson said, how about the Mighty Ducks of Oregon? Nod to the Mighty Ducks movie being the number one seed and looking like they were quack quack their way to ATL.

What do you think, Ocho? Listen, everybody has been inconsistent this year. Everybody has been inconsistent this year. Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, LSU, who else?

Texas. Everybody's been up and down. Nobody's been dominant at all. It just so happens that Oregon hasn't lost the game. That's the thing I love about college. They're going to quack quack. They deserve to quack quack their ass all the

way to goddamn Atlanta. So you'll have to play three games, right? Yeah. No, no, no. They'll have to win two games. So if you play the first round, you gotta win that game, and then you'll play another game, and then the winner

and then, you know, the two then the winner and then you know the two winners will play for the four teams so you got three games but that's a boatload of money a boatload and who's gonna bring the money SMU or Bama who's gonna bring the money

Bama or Indiana hey well that's shit Bama or Indiana hey well that shit look I like Alabama I don't get nothing either way I don't

but I just know how team they want team that fans follow Alabama Alabama travels them blue bloods travel. Texas travels. Georgia, you saw that stadium.

Did you see how much red and black was in that stadium? Crazy work. Yes. They travel. I'm here. Man, they had traffic 9 o'clock this morning, people. I went to get my hair cut at like 12.30. Man, they all, they

skewing. I think it was the game at 4? And they already had to skew it. That's crazy. Wait, that early? Because where I get my hair cut, I mean, you can literally walk to the Mercedes Benz, I mean, you can literally walk

to the Mercedes-Benz. I mean, it's a good, it's a half a mile, but the parking, I mean, you want to pay $100 a park or you want to pay $25 and walk a half a mile. Most people go walk,

pay $25, walk a half a mile. And plus, you got more area where you can grill. You got the kid, they throwing the football and they got the kid, they throwing the football, and they got their beer, they drinking. But yeah, teams like that, man, they travel, man. And at the end of the day, that's what they want.

They don't want to have field stadium. They want it all the way field. Mm-hmm. James, Sam 92, is Bowers winning offensive rookie of the year

over Bo and Jay? No. No. He win over a quarterback? Come on, man. He's got to have, I mean,

he's got to be, whoo. He got to be lights out. Yeah. He would have to be lights out. and also, if he's lights out,

that means the quarterbacks can't be playing well. Bless you. Because if the quarterbacks are playing well, I mean, look at Jay and Daniel's team. They're like, they're second in the East. The Broncos, I mean, they won what, eight games.

It's just hard. And he's two and nine? I mean, they won two games? Nah. Nah. Mm-mm. Mm-mm. I mean they won two games nah nah no but he's having a phenomenal rookie season he's gonna go over he's probably gonna go well over a hundred catches

uh gonna go over a thousand yards he over a thousand already nah I think he got like 844 yeah he'll be over there in two more games yeah oh yeah yeah you over 1,000 already? nah I think he got like 844 yeah he'll be over there in two more games yeah

oh yeah yeah he definitely going to that he going to be way over 100 catches Ocho he got an outside chance to break the tight end most receptions in a single season

by a tight end and he's going to do that in his rookie season if I'm not mistaken he'll probably be the second tight end to go over nah

I think Kyle Pierce did maybe the third to go over a thousand yards bless you thank you in his rookie season Mike Dicker did it his rookie season and Kyle Pitts did it his rookie season go over a thousand yards

he'll be a phenomenal company but no I think I think Jaden after the way he played Sunday kind of after what he did to Tennessee Ocho I think he threw for three touchdowns ran for another I think he got you know I think he might have stepped back in front of

Bo with that performance but Bo has played well he's been playing well got the Broncos right in the thick of it with that performance. Right. But Bo has played well. He's been playing well. Got the Broncos right in the thick of it. That concludes this edition of Nightcap. Thank you guys for joining us. We greatly appreciate it.

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