Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Jayden Daniels injury, Deshaun Watson out, Liberty WNBA champs

Episode Date: October 21, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson are all in on the Commanders and praise Washington backup QB Marcus Mariota for holding it down after rookie QB Jayden Daniels left the game with a rib injury. Later, Unc and Ocho react to Browns fans seemingly cheering when QB Deshaun Watson went down with an Achilles injury in Sunday’s loss to Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals, Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty get their first ever WNBA title and much more!03:18 - Commanders beat Panthers10:40 - Bills beat Titans13:40 - Seahawks beat Falcons16:00 - Patriots beat Jags23:00 - Liberty WNBA Champs27:35 - Dodgers vs Yankees World Series42:40 - Q and Aye(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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For a second there, I thought it was the quarterback. Hey. Hey. Coach Canales whatever Danny Dalton cause you had fans and you had everybody

thinking it was Young it was Bryce Young oh y'all got a victory and that's all we needed that's all we needed Dan Quinn got the squad back in the win column with a dominant 40-7 win over Reel and Carolina, boosting their record of 5-2 in the East while holding on to first place in the NFC East.

All eyes, though, were on the status of Daniels, who exited the first quarter due to a rear injury. That cleared the way for fellow number two overall pick, Marcus Mariota, to shine in his relief. Mariota finished with 239 total yards, 34 rushing, two touchdowns, 18 of 23 passes as the Commanders outgained the Panthers 421 to

89. Every time you think of the Panthers, can't play any worse. They surprise you with another performance like what they had on display today. The Panthers have been outscored by 92 points in the first half of the season. They were shut out today, 27-0. That's the worst in team history,

topping their 43-point differential in 2014. It is also the worst differential of any NFL team in the first eight games since 2021 Jets was minus 107. Ocho, what you liked about what you saw from the Commanders? Because ain't nothing you liked about what you saw from the Commanders? Because ain't nothing you liked about what you saw from Carolina. Carolina is I don't want to say nothing bad about Carolina. They just know they have

work to do. They have work to do. Well, how are you going to say something good about it? It's hard to even do that. But they got a lot of work to do on both sides of the ball. They got to figure out the quarterback situation as well. I think Dave Kanellis is probably on the short list. Dave Tepper is one that is very impatient.

Very, very, very, very impatient. Other than that, the commanders look good. They look good, man. They look good. So it's not like they beat my Bengals. And so they beat a bad Panther team, but they beat other good teams as well. They beat the Cardinals.

They beat Carolina. They beat Cincinnati. No, they saw the day, which you saw the day from them. It wasn't a fluke is what we've been seeing from them in general. And even with the funny thing about the offense, even with Jane Daniels going out and Marcus Mariota coming in,

everything kept going. Everything kept going. I'm sure the offense might have changed just a tad bit, because I would assume, you know, the way Jaden Daniels plays and Marcus Mariota plays, I think the playbooks probably change up, you know, a little bit based on what each of them do well. But they didn't miss a beat, man.

They didn't miss a beat. Yeah. They got similar styles. They're very different quarterbacks. Both are very, very extremely athletic. Both are Haslamen Trophy winning quarterbacks, Ocho. Both were number two overall selected. And so, yeah, you're not going to have to change much.

Obviously, you know, Jane Daniels is better right now than what Mariota is, but Mariota came in and did what you do. If your starter goes out, your backup needs to be able to come in and hold you afloat until the starter comes back. That is his job, Ocho. That's his job as the backup. And you know what I wish? Since we're speaking of backups that are supposed to come in

and do an adequate job and try to keep your team or keep the team's head above water, Mark already did a great job at that. I wish my Dolphins, I wish my Dolphins, I wish my Dolphins had Man, y'all done. I wish my Dolphins had something. Some type of answer.

No. That's what you told me. With that talent they got, oh, Huntley going to come in and do that for you? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was supposed to. He was supposed to. It just didn't pan out the way I wanted it.

Hey, listen. It didn't pan out the way I thought it would pan out. It didn't pan out. But guess who's coming back next week in week eight? Guess who coming back next week? Two are coming back and they're going to throw for about 450 or 500 yards. Bet you that.

I hope so. I know so. I'm telling you. I'm telling you what's going to happen. I sure hope you don't get hit, though. You got to learn how to fall. That's all. Slide. Slide slide nothing head first slide duh but he didn't do that remember he went

head first no exactly he already had the first down just slide that's what I'm saying he gotta learn how to slide protect yourself protect your money protect your chickens That's what I'm saying. You got to learn how to slide. That's it. Protect yourself. Protect your money. Yeah.

I mean, come on, bro. Protect your money, protect your chickens, and protect it. You not a running back. A quarterback, Ochoa, first of all, he, no matter what the circumstances are, should never go head first. If you notice, Kansas City really don't do a whole lot of quarterback sneaks with Patrick Mahomes since he hurt his knee in Denver doing a quarterback sneak. You notice that, Ochoa?

Peyton Manning, once he had that neck injury, they never did another quarterback sneak with him. Tua should never, ever. I don't care if it's third and one. I don't care if it's fourth and one. I don't care if it's for the game-winning touchdown. He should never. The reward is not worth the risk.

It just isn't, Ocho. It just isn't. And given his circumstances, because once you get a concussion, it's easier to get a concussion. And a lot of times they start to happen with greater regularity. And so

it's tough. I wish you can get in and stay safe. I really do. But Ocho, man, you know this is a physical game. And it's not so much you going, because, hey, Ocho, somebody tackles you and they sling you down. And the next thing you know, the first day, the back of your head. You know what?

I wonder if defensive players even care the fact that he's coming back. And do you thing you know, the first day, the back of your head. You know what? I wonder if defensive players even care the fact that he's coming back, and do you think they'll soften up on him a little bit? Absolutely not. I'm going to try to knock his,

as legal, and as clean a shot I get, I'm going to take it. I was just curious. I was just curious with them understanding how many he's had, you know,

just, I don't know. I don't give a damn how many he's had. I'm, just I don't know. I don't give a damn how many he's had. I'm just telling you how you think when a defensive player came back, Ocho, he's coming back and I know his ankle and I know

his knee. You don't think, oh man, I can't cut, man, oh boy, ankle. Man, I feel so bad. Then you going at him like that, huh? Roll his ass up. Oh, hell no. Roll his ass up. Hell yeah.

That ain't got nothing to do with me. Hold on. They put you out there. It's their job to protect you. It's your job to protect you. That's not my job. You're right. But he also has to protect himself as well.

That's what I'm saying. Hell no. Hey, like I said, I just hope I hope he can protect himself. I really do want y'all. The Bills beat the Titans after a slow start on offense in the first half. Amari Cooper played a significant role, even

though it looked like he wasn't sure if he was going to play in time. Despite, quarterback Josh Allen found him four times for 66 yards and a touchdown, Cooper became the second player in NFL history to record a receiving touchdown in the first game with multiple teams after changing teams midseason. He did it with the Cowboys and not the Bills. Chris Chambers did it with the Chiefs and the Chargers. Would you like, you like what you saw from the Buffalo? They look all right.

I like what I saw from Mari. I like what I saw from Mari coming in, being another adequate target here. He came in and damn near had not close to a hundred, almost a hundred, but he look efficient today giving Josh Allen another really good target that can get open all the time consistently. He ain't got to play Superman,

huh? He doesn't have to play Superman and cross his fingers and hope that players get open for him. Now you got somebody you can count on come hell or high water. He finna get open and him. Now you got somebody you can count on. Come hell or high water. He finna get open and cook any and everybody.

I like it. I like, you know, Josh Allen was 21-33, 3-23, two touchdowns, no turnovers. Coleman, 4-4, buck 25. Coop, 4-4, 66. Shakira, 7-for-65. Kincaid, 3- Buck, 25. Coop, 4 for 66.

Shakira, 7 for 65. Kincaid, 3 for 52. They didn't run the ball extremely well, Ocho. 20 rushes, 74 yards. They need to be better in that area. But as long as Josh Allen doesn't turn the ball over, you're going to be in every game. You're going to be in every game as long as he doesn't turn the ball over.

Everybody ate today, too. All the receivers ate today. Yeah. Ocho. If I'm Tennessee, I'm going to trade Calvin Ridley. I'm going to trade DeAndre Hopkins. Hold on. Calvin Ridley just got there, huh? They just signed Calvin Ridley two weeks ago.

Man, I'm paying him down to $19 million a year. I ain't got nobody getting the ball, Locho. The man had nine targets. He got three catches. The Hob had one target for one catch. Will Levis got the AC sprain. Who? Will Levis.

He got an AC sprain in his shoulder. You've seen enough of Will Levis. You know what he is. If Will Levis is the answer, I just need to know the question you're asking. What's the question you're asking, Ocho? If he's the answer, quarterback that attended the University of Kentucky,

but moving forward, long term. He having a rough start, Don. He having a rough start. He having a rough start. Turn the ball over. Way too much. He's like a young Brett Favre, huh? Yeah. Hell, a young Peyton Manning.

Maybe. Minus the talent. The Seahawks go to the, went down to Georgia, went down to the Mercedes-Benz Dome. Geno Smith, 18-28, 207-2 touchdown. Despite the fact of facing the highest pressure rate this season, Geno thrived. He had seven completions on 13 attempts, 123 yards, and two touchdowns.

First cousin didn't play well today. He keep playing like that, they ain't going to let him come to the cookout. He ain't come to the family reunion. Hey. He was a soft today. Swag surfing after every game. They was on fire. You're going to have games like you had today, though.

It happens. It happens to the best of them. It happens to the best of them. It happens to the best of them. You know? Yeah, you can't turn the ball over like he turned it over. Gave up a scooping score. I think he had a couple that I picked. Maybe

two, but I know he gave up a scooping score because I watched that one. Seahawks are pretty good. They need to get back. They got back in the winning column. I'm happy for Gino, man. I'm happy for Gino. Um,

DK left the game. Something with his knee. How's he doing? Yeah. We don't know yet. Uh, cousins, three turnovers,

24, 35, two 32, one touchdown, two picks. And he had a force, had a35, 232, one touchdown, two picks. And he had a fumble that was a stupid score. B. John Robinson, 21-103 for a touchdown. They ran the ball 32, basically five yards, almost five yards of the tip.

Can't ask for more than that. But when you turn the ball over like that, Ocho, you open yourself up to get beat. Every time. ball over like that Ocho you open yourself up to get beat Gino was what 18-28 207 two touchdowns they ran the ball 26 rushes for 103 yards DK 4 for 99

on the touchdown Noah Pham 4 for 65 Lockett 4 for 45 Kenneth Walker the third 2 for 24 on the touchdown turnovers turnovers kill you yeah Lockett, 4 for 45. Kenneth Walker III, 2 for 24 in a touchdown. Turnovers. Turnovers kill you. Yeah.

They kill you. They get you beat, Ocho. Every time. They get you beat. It's hard to make up for that. And he's played well. Cousins played well until today. Patriots coach Jared Mayo didn't miss words to describe his team's sixth straight defeat, a 32-16 loss to the Jags in London.

We're a soft football team across the board. We talk about what makes a tough football team, and that's being able to run the football, being able to stop the run, being able to cover kicks. We did none of those. The Patriots opened a 10- point lead, then fell apart. They totaled 38 yards rushing, allowed 171

yards rushing. Jacksonville at one point ran 16 straight passes. And surrendered a 96 yard punt return for a touchdown late in the second quarter. And in today's game, the Patriots had won 59 consecutive games since 2017 when leading by 10 points or more.

Ocho, man, that's high school. That's Pop Warner. When you run the ball 16 straight times. There ain't nothing you can do about it. Nothing you can do about it. I know one thing. Jacksonville Jacksonville Brian Thomas Jr.

if you don't know his name he had 5 for 89 on the touchdown Ochoa long of 55 5 targets 5 catches Evan Ingram 5 targets 5 catches hey we was talking about they've been talking about Trevor Lawrence real bad five, five targets, five catches. Evan Ingram, five targets, five catches. Hey, we was talking about, they've been talking about Trevor Lawrence real bad.

They were talking about him bad, talking about how he looked bad and he come out and pull out a win today. I know they were playing the Patriots, but you got to get him when you can. You got to get him when you can. Yeah. You know, that goddamn Brian Thomas Jr. boy

every week is something different every week pay the man out Tank Bigsby is running the ball is ATN hurt? I think he's hurt unless he came back today well I don't see it

he didn't have any rushes. Bigsby had 26 for 118 and two touchdowns. Johnson had nine for 38. Trevor Lawrence had two for 13 and Brian Thomas Jr. had two for two. He was inactive due to hamstring. But Bigsby had started to get the Lions a lot of the carries

yeah man we Patriots man they look look nobody should feel sorry for the Patriots they had a two decade run that's unrivaled any team in NFL history

so the fans should like you know hey cause if you 30 years of age you don't know nothing about winning let's just say for the sake of argument you 15 Ocho your whole life

was in Super Bowls I you know I mean what y'all want to win forever I mean damn even the Yankees I can't feel bad for the Yankees with that bro they used to win in a 20 year

span like 15 World Series. What am I supposed to do? How am I supposed to feel sorry for y'all? But I get what Mayo is saying. Like, bro, how we let them run 16 straight times?

How? How? When they was averaging a carry, probably six, seven yards on. For somebody to run it, yeah. That's embarrassing, boy. That's embarrassing. Trevor Lawrence was 15 or 20 for 193 on a touchdown so he wasn't asked to do a whole lot hell

he probably had to clean his jersey out there just turn around and hand it off man that's a bad feeling Ocho you out there and they just running the ball. And, you know, come on, man. Come on, man.

You can't stop it. J. Len Polk posted on Y Receiver for the New England Patriots, posted on IG a peace sign. Mayo called him out for three jobs. Mayo said, we need more from Pope. We need more concentration. He'll be a good player in this league, but he's got to continue to work at it.

Damn. And then he... Oh, Joan. His response was a peace sign on Instagrams. Yeah. See? See? You got to be able to take that. that you gotta be able to take that and come

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The New York Liberty pulled off an overtime win against the Minnesota Leafs to secure their first ever franchise WNBA championship. The ref definitely bailed the Liberty out, I believe. That was a travel, very weak fall. Alana Smith was whistled for a foul on Breonna Stewart,

just a few seconds remaining in regulation. Minnesota challenged the call, but it was ultimately upheld. Stewart proceeded to tie the game from the free-throw line, forcing overtime, where the Liberty eventually pulled away 67-62. The Minnesota Lynx head coach, Cheryl Reeve, was irate over the official decision to uphold a call, going far as to say the official robbed the Lynx of a title. I know the headlines will be Reeve's cries foul. Bring it on. Because that ish was stolen from us. Bring it on. I believe that the defender beat Brianna Stewart to the

spot. She went up vertical. I believe at worst that's a no call. You let them play on. That's just me. I don't believe she filed in that situation. But I also knew ain't no way in hell they'll go

overturn that call. Nah. Not that situation though, Joe. It's almost like you can't really based on the situation. Because of the magnitude of the game, the type of game it is.

I don't believe it should have been a call. It should have been a call. At all, period. The defender was there. She went vertical. Stewart initiated the contact. I mean, give them guys, hey, the Liberty won. I thought, I mean, look, they were down by as many as 10 points.

Did a great job in the third quarter. Outscored them 20 to 10 to take the lead. Minnesota hung in there, and I thought, hey. But Stewie and Anescu take the whole team out. The celebration is on y'all two. Your teammates bailed you out. That's why it's a team. That's why it's a team. That's why it's a team.

I mean, Stuart was four of 10, 15 or three from the three point line. A Nesca was one of 19 from the floor. She was one for 10 from the three. Take your teammates out guys. Uh, finals MVP,

John. Well, uh, she has 17 points uh six rebounds and assists um played very well she played 42 minutes stewie played stewie was 4 15 or 3 5 of 8 from the three-point line i mean excuse me from the free throw line but when she had to have them because she had went to the free throw line previous and missed both of them. Came back, rubber needed to meet the roll, and it was a tough one because

remember game one, Ocho, she missed the free throw that would have won the game, and then she smoked the layup that would have sent the game into overtime. So she redeemed herself making two big, big, big free throws to tie the game and get it into overtime. But yeah.

I don't know, Ocho. I don't know. I don't know. Just like I said, I thought the defender got Beater to the spot. I thought she went vertical. And they blew the whistle. But even when they challenged it, I was like, I looked at that and said,

it ain't no return to this. Definitely not. Congratulations. Congratulations to the New York Liberty. This year's WNBA champs for the first time in their first championship ever. And Stewie did it. She said that's why she went there.

She wanted to be the first. They've been close so many times. They had great teams. When they had Spoon, they ended up losing to the Comets. When the Comets won that run, they won four straight. I don't think we'll ever see that again. When they had that great team

led by Cynthia Cooper, Cheryl Swoops, Tina Thompson, they had a juggernaut. But congratulations to the New York Liberty winning 67-62 to win the franchise's first WNBA title. And congratulations to Jean-Claude Jones, finals MVP. Now she has a finals MVP and she has the regular season MVP. Made woman.

Congratulations. Ocho, for the first time in 43 years, two of the baseball's blue bloods are squaring off in the World Series. The Dodgers made it official, defeating the Mets 10-5 to secure the franchise's 25th National League pennant.

The victors secure the date to reach the crowd champ of the New York Yankees. Fair or not, one-nots baseball has been perceived as inability for market is top star. Well, you can't get any bigger than this because the two biggest stars, Shohei Shotaimotani against Aaron All-Rise Judge, as they take center stage in the World Series next Friday. So you get Aaron Judge.

You got Soto. You got Shohei. You got Mookie Betts. You got Gary Cole. You got some stars. You got Giancarlo Stanton. You got the two franchises. The Dodgers and Yankees. And everything in between.

What a matchup. I wish I could attend the game, but unfortunately, Ocho, we got to work. Yeah, it's unfortunate. It's unfortunate. I want to go to the one in the Yankees, because the Yankees, they got that good food down there and down there on the field. It's going to be cold.

I don't want no part of that. It's going to be cold. Next week is what? November? It is. It's going to be freezing. Oh, at night? Hey, it can be October. At night, it's going to be cold, man.

I'm going to watch. I'm going to watch. That food will be October. At night, it's going to be cold, man. In New York. I'm going to watch. I'm going to watch. Hey, but that food, Ocho, that food be busted. Yeah, you know, I get my hot dogs at baseball games. You go to the damn hot dogs, man. Stop eating them old glizzy gullies. But that's what I eat when I go to a sporting.

When you go to a sporting event, you want to eat like when I'm a little kid. I get two hot dogs, small popcorn, and a Coke with no ice. You like hot dogs? What you put on your hot dog? Nothing. I eat mine plain. I don't dress it up. I never dress it up. Hey, same way

when I was a little kid. That's where the habit come from. When I was a little kid, I go to the circus from when I was a little kid I go to the circus I go to high school football games I always get the same thing even now as an adult I do the same thing every time it's like it's routine yeah I don't need hot dogs I haven't had a hot dog probably since I was

I don't know teenager maybe early 20s. I just... But you're missing out. But I take your word for it. I get me a hamburger. I get some chicken tenders, fries. You know, Dodgers have that. Dodgers have an ice cream

and they put it in a batting helmet. And then the Dodgers know for the Dodgers dog. They got this hot dog by their loan, Ocho. A hot dog? It's called a Dodger dog. That thing by how much is that? Like 10 bucks? $12? It's expensive, dog. I don't like that.

I don't like that. Just give me my regular hot dog. I don't like that. I don't like that. Just give me my regular hot dog. I don't need nothing, you know, extravagant. 13 and a half inches? So the hot dog, $13.50. I'm going to say 13

and a half inches. I'm like, nah, I'm going to pay. I'm like, nah. And I'm going pants I'm like nah and I would just say man yeah I be loving them hot dogs man I love them hot dogs always mandatory you know I go to one heat game a year when basketball season

get ready to start, I'm going to look at the schedule and see when the Lakers play the heat in Miami. That's the one game I'm going to. That's it. I think Costco

sell the most hot dogs. I mean, because, you know, they got those, that like, that dollar, I think it's $1.50. And they've been trying to raise,

and the CEO's like, nah, we're not going to raise the price. We're going to keep the price. They probably sell, what, $300, $400, $500 of those things a year, maybe more. For a cup of hot dog for $1.50, Ocho. And there's something about when they put them in that

like, what is it, rotisserie, that thing that turns them over. So they burn, or it cooks even all the way around. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But they be standing in line. I mean, when I went to Costco many, many years ago, people be standing in line to get that and that pizza.

I know exactly what you're talking about. And the samples. See, you strike me as a guy to go in the store and be eating samples. And every time you walk back, you change your face. Hell no. You take your sweater off.

And you come by in a different shirt. Yeah, that's me. Nah. I ain't eat no samples. I can get full off of samples. You can. Especially Costco. Costco Costco have

they have sample on every aisle I'm gonna be alright nah I'm good I mean because think about Ocho you got Aaron Judge is gonna be the MVP of the American League Shohei it might be close

because Francisco Lindor the Met shortstop had an unbelievable season but what Otani did the 50 plus homers the 50 plus stolen bases it's just going to be so hard to overcome that and he had those RBIs and he's doing it from the leadoff spot

so I think so now you couldn't ask for anything you got the MVP from the America League, the MVP from the National League, and you got two, the two most historic franchises. Now, the Dodgers, not, excuse me, the Cardinals is another iconic franchise. So is the Cubs.

But when you think baseball, it's the Yankees and the Dodgers. They got the names. They got, you know, from Roof to Gehrig to Mantle to DiBaggio to Jeter to, you know, now Aaron Judge. They got, you know, they got them. Yogi Berra. They got them. They got names.

I think Jimmy Fox played for them? Oh, he played for the Lions. I mean, the Tigers. Okay. So they look. Aaron Judge had 58 homers. He led the league in RBIs,

walks, home base percentage, slugging, OPS. Otani, 50 homers, stole at least 50 base, stole, I think he had like 57, 58 stolen bases. But Judge is going to be a unanimous

AL MVP. He's going to be unanimous and rightfully so. I think Shohei Itani is going to win his third MVP in four seasons and he'll be the first since what was the guy

he did it for the Rams and the Orioles to win the MVP in two different leagues. Damn. He has 600 home runs. What's his name? for the Reds and the Orioles to win the MVP in two different leagues. Damn. He had 600 home runs. What's his name? Oh my God. Barry Bonds?

No. Bonds only won the MVP in the AL. No, he was a manager. Robinson. What's his name? Frank Robinson. Oh yeah, Frank. What's his name? Frank Robinson. Frank, that's my boy.

We got Frank, yeah. Yeah. Actually, I think he won the Triple Crown too. He won it because I think he went back, because Yaz, before Miguel Cabrera

won it, Yaz was the last to win the Triple Crown. He did it for the Red Sox. 67, I think. Frank Robinson, 66. Look at his numbers at 66. 586. What is the he might have

didn't win the Triple Crown but I know he won the MVP in both leagues so yeah Frank Robinson did

win the Triple Crown right in 66 yeah my bad ouch I'm sorry I'm sorry I didn't mean you good I listen yeah, Frank Robinson did win the Triple Crown, right? In 66? Yeah. My bad. Ouch, I'm sorry. I didn't mean... You good? Listen, I was at that game, man.

I was there, so I know. But Otani's going to be the second. He's going to be the second man, I believe, to win the MVP in two different American League and the National League. And I think Aaron Judge is going to be the second man, I believe, to win the MVP in two different leagues, American League and the National League. And I think Aaron Judge is going to be a unanimous MVP for the American League. He's going to win

the MVP for the second time in two seasons, and rightfully so, because he had an unbelievable year carrying the Yankees. Again. Yeah, yeah. Ocho, the cheapest ticket to Game one is

$1,085 I can just imagine what they're going to be at Yankee Stadium going to be crazy that ticket might be $3,000 listen it's been so long for Yankee fans I think

they haven't been to the World Series since 2009 when they won it. I think they might pay whatever it might be. Especially when you know baseball fans is a different kind of loyalty, a different kind of love because it takes so long

for a team to actually get to this point to where you're in the World Series. I don't think they even care what the ticket price is going to be. They will be at the game. Yeah. Yeah, hey. And it's so many games, though, Ojo. That's 162 games.

They start playing in late March, April, May, June, July, all the September, October. A lot. So. Oh, October. A lot. So, oh yeah, those field level seats at Yankee Stadium, oh, I could have just imagined, I could just imagine

what they're going to go for. Them tickets will probably be $10,000, $12,000, $15,000. Who? Excuse me, at Yankee Stadium? I could watch the game in New York from my hotel for free yeah I was like oh no hell no

and then to be cold I don't like the cold I don't like the cold I ain't got no I ain't got I don't think I got that kind of jacket to keep me warm I do but I won't be going to the kind of jacket to keep me warm. I do. But I won't be going to the game. You got a fur coat?

Yeah. You see my cheetah coat I had on the other day? Is that cheetah or leopard? Probably leopard. Dang. Nah. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Leopard got bigger spots. No, it's right here. Hold on. See, I caught this.

I caught this myself. That's leopard. It is. Yeah. I caught him.. That's leopard. It is. Yeah. I caught him. I ain't use no rifle. I ain't use no gun. Bare hands. You know a rifle is a gun. I'm saying I didn't use no

rifle. Oh my bad. Yeah. I caught him. I caught him with bare hands. He lunged at me and he had me around the neck. He had you and you had him. He had me around the neck, his teeth. And I was able to get my finger.

I got my hand in between my neck and his teeth because there was a little gap. And then I was able to tickle his Adam's apple like this. He let me go. Then I grabbed him and lifted up and snapped his neck. Yeah, I skinned him and I made this jacket out of it. Oh, that's a nice trophy that you got.

Yeah, it is. It's good for the winter too. Well, I hope you're not going to wear it in the summer. Somebody might think you need to be committed if you're wearing that in Miami at any point in time somebody go play some 5150 hold on you bro that's my

that's my good pride possession there bro alright hey man somebody said they know TJ Maxx when they see what shit but i wish that was tj max bro you know i went through i got one through goddamn hell skinning that cat man tj max they don't sell that in tj max made for this mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their struggles break free from the chains of trauma, and silence the negative voices that have kept them small. Through raw conversations, real stories, and actionable guidance,

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Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In the fall of 1986, Ronald Reagan found himself at the center of a massive scandal that looked like it might bring down his presidency. Did you make a mistake in sending arms to Tehran, sir? No. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair. And I'm not taking any more questions in just a second. I'm going to ask... I'm Leon Nafok, co-creator of Slow Burn.

In my podcast, Fiasco, Iran-Contra, you'll hear all the unbelievable details of a scandal that captivated the nation nearly 40 years ago, but which few of us still remember today. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see. Muhammad Ali was never afraid to express himself loudly and boldly and stays true to form in Ali and Me, an eight-part Audible original. Guided by his own words,

this series explores Ali's life and legacy through never-before-heard audio recordings and discussions with those who knew him best. Muhammad had this real sense of his own personal values and principles, things he believed in, his own sense of conviction. Those convictions never wavered. Hosted by Muhammad's wife, Lani Ali, and his close friend, award-winning broadcaster, John Ramsey, Ali and Me goes beyond the boxing ring to delve deeply into Ali's extraordinary life through conversations with Billy Crystal, Mike Tyson,

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who played tomorrow, man? You told me already, huh? The Ravens in the book, the Ravens, the Ravens in the book. Okay. And the Cardinals in the Chargers. You watch the Cardinals in Chargers game. I'm going to watch the Ravens in the Bucs the Ravens and the Bucs and the Cardinals and the Chargers

you watch the Cardinals and Chargers game I'ma watch the Ravens and Bucs game I'ma watch both of them cause we gonna talk about both of them that game shitty boy hey Marvin Harrison Jr. playing okay I'm watching

he cleared the phone okay I'm watching alright Ocho J.Dub from Akron you said the other day if you had a thousand tongues you couldn't thank Cat enough what would Ocho do with a thousand tongues let Russ cook

man you know what he'd do I already know what you'd do what would I do with a thousand tongues hey with a thousand tongues I tell you real I love you a thousand times yeah

you done told in a certain other way too but okay matter of fact right now I'm on a spiritual journey so we just we not on that right now you know so you're not yeah so both

of you know both of us we decided to as we try to to recommit to read yeah yeah we just we start no yeah we start we try to recommit, to rediscover each other. Yeah, we just, we start from scratch. Yeah.

I'm excited. Mm. man also you know sometimes I wish I would I was born kind of like 15 years later so in 68 that would make me I would have been born in what 93

put me at what 31 nah hell nah nah 83 that'll make me 83 i'm like what the hell my man out there 83 nah i need to be born i needed i needed to be born in like 90 cars god you know girls they different now they move a little different what you mean i mean i think i don't know i don't think you want to know they now. They move a little different. What do you mean? I mean, I think, I don't know. I don't think you want to know. They don't move a little different. They're a little easier as opposed to before. They move different.

What? Nobody, they make you wait on two, three, four months. A year. Back then? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Man, you wouldn't get no hoo-ha on no first date. I mean, it's different now.

Man, they stall you out. Yeah, depending on who y'all. Depending on who y'all, you wasn't getting no hoo-ha on no first date. Yeah, I mean, it's different now. Man, they stall you out. Yeah, depending on who you are. Depending on who you are, you ain't got to wait at all. It ain't matter who you are, because I was him, and I ain't hit it. They stall your boy out, don't you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Times are different. Times are different now.

They ain't got time to play. I don't want to waste no time. So if you ain't good in this area, I don't want to waste no time. So if you ain't good in this area, we ain't going to be together anyway. We can do all the dates after. Let me see what you're working with, honey. That's what a woman will tell you. That's what they'll tell you today.

Right there in front of you. They don't want to tell you? You ain't going to waste my time. What time you want to meet up? What you trying to do? Because I'm trying to see if I'm going to be with you anyway because the sex is bad. We ain't goingna waste my time. What time you want to meet up? What you trying to do? Because I'm trying to see if I'm going to be with you anyway because the sex is bad. We ain't going to no damn dates.

I'm trying to do something for two something. That's what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to move the crowd. Move the sticks, take it for six. That's all I got for you, baby. That's it. Move the sticks, take it for six that's all I got for you baby that's it move the sticks take it for six I like that

that's it that's it times have changed boy that's one thing about it they're very aggressive they know what they want and they're not scared to let you know

they're gonna let you know they're gonna let you know I'm not bad was like that too wasn'm not bad was like that too Ocho bad was like that yeah man yeah

I know the tools and fuels will let you have it you know put it down on the first night but I'm talking about like an 8, 9, 10 like that too yeah

yeah yeah say that listen I I lied for you before I lied to you yeah now you know I only know this because I'm telling you before I laughed to you yeah I only know this because

I'm telling you the stories that my homeboys tell me I don't get an opportunity I'm not in the streets no more I'm put up so I like hearing the stories but damn she ain't even yeah all my homeboys mad too yeah so hey

all my homeboys mad I ain't yeah so hey all my homeboys married I ain't got no story you can't tell me no story ain't nobody all I can do is reminisce yeah it be like that sometime Ocho sometimes

I be sitting on my couch I be faking hey boy I remember back in 1982 god damn 82 82

Ocho that's all I got when you go through life Ocho that's all I got when you go through life Ocho you get to a point in time that you say you know what the only thing I'm trying to collect now is money and memories and right now I got more memories than I got money I got the memories

I'm trying to get my money to catch up with my memories you gotta listen they out here for you man you gotta find you one man they ain't gonna tell you no I gotta stay focused I gotta stay. I got to stay focused. I got to stay focused. I got the task at hand,

Ocho. We going, please. We going. We like the Jetsons. Ain't no telling where we going to end up. The Jetsons? You remember the Jetsons? Yes. You talking about Elroy?

George, Judy, Jane that's what I said we like the Jets ain't no telling where we gonna end up I mean the Jets was the first place I saw a treadmill a microwave cause they had all of that stuff

back in the 70s when it came on I bet the chat don't even know what the Jets are George when it came on. I bet the chat don't even know where the Jessens are. George, Judy, Jane, Elroy, and Astro. Astro was the dog. Remember, you remember Small Wonder?

You remember Small Wonder? What about Punky Brewster? Yeah, I remember Punky Brewster. Yeah. Isidore said, Ocho, you lying. We all see that Rose Toy on your game and set up on IG. That wasn't a Rose Toy. That was a Glade plug-in.

That was an Air Fresh. I don't know. Okay. that was air freshener I don't know okay I don't see I'm just talking about what they talk about it was I mean you being quite hostile I ain't hostile I'm just saying the person they loud and wrong

it's a glade plug in and when the air freshener run out you know it had like a little dove scent to it like a dove type smell It's a glaze plug-in, and when the air freshener run out, you know, it had like a little dove scent to it, like a dove-type smell. I'm using it as an ashtray when it's done. Yeah, I need to be more than 90. That's what I'm going to be reincarnating. When I come back, I'm going to come back as a 90, baby.

Rafi collects. Rodgers gets solid-fired and gets Adams and Luzi collects. Rodgers gets solid fired and gets Adams and lose. Who's Rodgers blaming next? You know, he don't even need to blame nobody, man. I'm telling you. He just needs to play better.

He needs to play better. Instead of those flashes of greatness being in spurts, just have them a little bit more consistent that's all yeah and that's the thing I think the thing is that a lot of times we say someone needs to

play better oh you this oh you that no he needs to play better that's what that's why they gave up what they gave up to get him if that was the case you could just went and arbitrarily got somebody else to do what he's doing. That's Aaron Rodgers. Shouldn't we have lofty

expectations for Rodgers? Shouldn't we hold him to a higher standard than we hold a normal quarterback? Yes. He's done that. That's what Rodgers has done. He's elevated himself into that category.

So, therefore, we have to hold him to that standard. We must hold Aaron Rodgers, not to the quarterbacks that are playing today, to a younger Aaron Rodgers. Because when you're great, that's what you get compared to. Your younger self. They compared Jordan to him younger self they compare Colby they compare LeBron all the greats get compared

to them younger selves that's just the way it is I didn't make the rules and I'm not going to try to change it now to fit somebody to make sure they're okay no that's not how it works Ocho that's not how it works the Raven 9 said why are people acting like fans of boy the player Watson got to make sure they're okay. No. That's not how it works, Ocho. That's not how it works.

The Raven 9 said, why are people acting like fans are booing the player Watson got hurt? They're cheering that the person got hurt two different things. Hold on. Why are people acting like fans are booing the player Watson got hurt? They were cheering that the person got hurt.

I don't understand what they're trying to say. That's what I'm saying, but I'm saying you can't separate the two. It's him. I get it. Okay, they're saying oh, we're cheering for the player or the person.

Oh, not the player. They're not interchangeable. Oh, I see what they're saying. I see what they're saying. But they're not interchangeable. I just, yeah, I can't speak especially after injury.

When he scored a touchdown, y'all didn't boo him. Why didn't you boo him then? I'm just curious. I'm thinking. Oh, okay. That was different. Let's move along, Ocho.

David Parsons, Uncle Ocho, help me get the kiddos happy meals. What are the plays for tomorrow? Last time you said Lamar and Henry 100 plus. I got two McChickens instead of one. What's our parlay? Well, our parlay is my parlay is tomato. And I'm going to hit it. Boy, you see today, Breeze Hall get

a touchdown today. All he had to do was hit last week. Get a touchdown and I'd have hit it, but I'm going to hit this tomorrow. I got one. What you got? What you got? Nope. I got to save it for tomorrow. Posted it tomorrow.

Brian is it. What's up, Uncle Nojo? How about my Lions today? Where are you ranking, JG, on the MVP list? I say top three. We need a DM, Praying Crosby or Smith. Love my merch, but there's only one, number 32.

Oh, he smack dabbed in the MVP discussion. Oh, hell yeah. Absolutely. The Lions got the number one office in the MVP discussion Jerry Goff absolutely the last guy's the number one in the goddamn NFL yes and he's the quarterback yeah he making it go

I think it's obviously Lamar listen the Ravens got two players in the MVP discussion Lamar and D. Henry what if Lamar won it again he might win a third

he could possibly that's crazy D. Henry is on pace to rush for what he got six games and he got over 700 yards so he's on pace yeah

dang um yeah but jerry golf is definitely into the mvp discussion the numbers that he's putting up uh the completion percentage that he has uh the way his team is playing and impressive, the record that they have, he's absolutely in the MVP discussion, and rightfully so. Name is Elijah.

Couldn't pronounce my name last night, but anyhow, keep striving, bro. I really look up to you. How you guys feel about my top five teams? Kansas City, Baltimore, Minnesota. Nah, Minnesota got beat by Detroit. No, Minnesota got beat today. They can't beat

Green Bay. Everybody just name it. It's playing well. Well above five teams. Yes. What's Tampa's record? You like Tampa or Green Bay? Oh, that's a good, oh, that's tough.

I'm going, right now, you can go, listen, it's based on, it's all on preference. I like what Baker doing with Mike Evans and goddamn, excuse me, and Chris Godwin. Them boys, hey, them boys balling, boy. Mike Evans, Mike Evans, I think it's a

game time decision. He hurt? I think it's his hamstring. Everybody needs soft tissue injuries. Damn, man. I'm trying to think who would replace Mike I gotta look at the depth chart

oh they got some layers Jason Wiggins said third super comment here I love the drama of the NFL today you have to compete you have to have competent quarterback to make it in the NFL playoffs nightcap is everything to me right now to make it in the NFL playoffs nightcap is everything

to me right now bro appreciate it Jason appreciate the support appreciate you chiming in thanks for the comment thanks for being a super member we greatly appreciate that support yeah you definitely have to have

competent quarterback play because you can't hide him anymore it's not good enough oh we're going to run the ball and we're going to play outstanding defense no defenses are too good now they're going to make your quarterback play and he's going to have to more it's not good enough oh we're gonna run the ball and we're gonna play outstanding defense no defenses are too good now they're gonna make your quarterback play and he's gonna have to be

competent and he's gonna have to make throws and if he can't you're not gonna go very far if you do make the playoffs dad smith said what's up the nfc north is the best division in the nfl i believe the packers are the dark horse on the nfl which team y'all think is the best division in the NFL. I believe the Packers are the dark horse on the NFL. Which team y'all think is a dark horse in the NFL? Dark horse, dark horse team would be the dark horse.

I want to say the Bears so bad. I do. But if Caleb Williams keep playing the way he playing, you know not at the beginning of the season where he's been at the past two weeks that would be my god damn dark horse

I thought you were going to say Cincinnati no Cincinnati not a dark horse we just the best team in the AFC North. No, you're not. Y'all are the third best team. We are the best team

in the AFC North, and you'll see that when it all matters. It's going to come together. It don't matter now. Not right now. Football season don't start until after Thanksgiving. Y'all might be out of it by after Thanksgiving. Never that. Boy, we finna go on a run.

Who do you think is the dark horse? In the NFC, it's got to be somebody. I guess I'll take Seattle. Okay, that's a good one. That's a good pick okay that's a good one that's a good pick that's a good pick I hope what about the commanders oh damn I could have I could have went with Jaden

them huh yeah you like the Eagles of the dark horse or they know damn dark horse yeah that bears the commanders is a good one no damn dark horse. Yeah, that Bears and Commanders is a good one for a dark horse. Teams that were horrible last year. And this year is like, uh-oh. Which players with record-breaking contracts

actually fulfilled them? Many contracts seem wasted due to injury or underperformance. Could this impact future contracts, making them more incentive-based? I think Patrick Mahomes fulfilled his. I think Aaron Donald fulfilled his.

Yeah. Who else got a big contract? I think, what you call him at one point in time with the highest paid offensive lineman, Big Trent. I think he fulfilled his. Yeah. I think Derrick Henry fulfilled his contract in Tennessee. Absolutely.

Hell, he fulfilling his contract here in Baltimore. Right. Yeah. But it wasn't breaking up. I mean, he only got $8 million. Made for This Mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their struggles, break free from the chains of trauma, and silence the negative voices that have kept them small. Through raw conversations, real stories, and actionable guidance,

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for a conversation that's anything but ordinary. We dive into the competitive world of streaming, how she's turning so-called niche into mainstream gold, connecting audiences with stories that truly make them feel seen. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core. It's this idea that there's so many stories out there. And if you can find a way to curate and help the right person discover the right content, the term that we always hear from our audience is that they feel seen. Get a front

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In my podcast, Fiasco, Iran-Contra, you'll hear all the unbelievable details of a scandal that captivated the nation nearly 40 years ago, but which few of us still remember today. The things that happened were so bizarre and insane, I can't begin to tell you. Please do. To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple he believed in, his own sense of conviction. Those convictions never wavered. Hosted by Muhammad's wife, Lani Ali, and his close friend, award-winning broadcaster, John Ramsey, Ali and Me goes beyond the boxing ring to delve deeply into Ali's extraordinary life through conversations with Billy Crystal, Mike Tyson, Rosie Perez, Common, Will Smith, and Bob Costas. It created a North Star for me of how I want to be in the world, you know. As a child, as a young person, he gave

credence to my audacity. There's no debate that this is the greatest global sports figure of all I've found. Listen to Ali and Me, now on Audible. You can tell you, Rich, you said only 8 million. Yeah, yeah but i'm saying when we talk about record breaking we talk about like a christian mccaffrey was you know five years 90 million 80 million dollars something like that uh yeah i mean no no five eight million dollars is a lot of money

but considering he was making 13-14. Yeah. But we'll have to see. We see some of these receivers getting record-breaking contracts. We saw some D-linemen getting paid. Wide receiver. So we're going to have to see Jefferson. I think Tyreek put over 1,700-yard season. I think he's fulfilling the contract that he's doing what they paid him to do when he went to

Miami. Now, he ain't got nobody to throw him the ball. He's fighting out. Different ball game. And Tua. Yeah. Robert Presser. I feel like Angel Reed's not knowing her WNBA salary is a little concerning. I'm rooting for her,

but everybody got to be smart about their money. I mean, what's the rookie salary? $70,000, $72,000, $73,000? Okay. Say she paid $8,000 in rent? I mean, she probably lives downtown in the high rise. I mean, you live in downtown. I mean, she probably lives downtown

in the high rise. I mean, but her sponsor, her sponsors and endorsements, she makes probably four or five, six times, you know,

her salary. I mean, she turned, well, she had NIL probably with 1.4, 1.5 that turns into sponsorship.

So she's probably making, you know, 1.5 that turns into sponsorship. So she's probably making, you know, million and a half, $2 million a year. So, you know, 8,000,

uh, which is $96,000 in rent. Um, it's not, um, $2 million, which is after taxes, you know, you're talking about,

she probably brings home 1. 1.3, 1.4. Yeah. You know, it all depends on the lifestyle that she wants to live. I mean, obviously, you know, you see her, she has designer on.

So, hey, I think if she gets a little older, she'll realize that, you know what? Probably need to stash some of this money. But the NBA salaries are going to increase. I mean, I think the most you can make now is probably a quarter

of a million, the top tier. You know, Skylar Diggins, Stewie, and Asia, they're probably making that. But, I mean, there's going to probably be a time when the salaries, you know, by the time her and Caitlyn, who knows, that salary might be $300,000, $400,000. So, I don't, I don 000 so i don't i don't i don't i don't getting to tell people because you know look i was wasteful um at one point in time in in my career and so it's just

something that you just have to learn ocho i mean you know she young she young with time with time experience you know things will change what she enjoys. With time, with time experience, you know, things will change. What she enjoys now, she won't enjoy five, 10 years, five years from now. Right, right. Most lady had conversation with her today. I said what I said, what I said. A friend of mine believes when God was passing out roles, men was giving harder roles and harsher punishment. Do y'all agree?

Wait, say that again? She said she had a conversation with a friend, and a friend of mine believes when God was passing out rolls, everybody have a roll to play, men were giving harder rolls and harsher punishment. Do you agree?

Of course, but you know, when I think about the roles that men were given, I mean, I don't think there's any role that's more difficult than being a mother. Okay, so you disagree. I kind of do. Yeah, I kind of do, but ain't no

role as difficult as that. And you know, having one and dealing with a child 24 hours. And then having a period cramp. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Man, double up,

eating pads and bagging all this. Oh, can you hand me this? God dang. Yeah, it's difficult. It's difficult. It's difficult. It's difficult. I think y'all be milking that thing. They gonna get on you now.

I'm just saying, man. They be killing me, Ocho. Have me going out there getting all kind of I need some Advil. You gotta get the Midol. Get a warm heating pad. No, no, no.

I've been in situations where they appear to be so bad, they be vomiting. Yeah. Damn. So, I was just kidding. I look, obviously, some light, some be heavy, but hey,

unless you're in somebody's body, you don't know. Because they're like, oh, on a scale of one to ten, it's a ten. It's a ten. I've had some days where I broke my collarbone, ten. Fractured my eye socket, ten. Dislocated my elbow, ten. My hips, when the doctor would ask with 10 my hips when the doctor doctor the doctor is a 10

10 t-n-o-t-i-a-n both of them 10 it hurt that's what happened it hurts so yeah i i definitely think having to deal with you know once i once I mean, think about it. They have this. They have this. Most women, not all. A lot of women have you have a cycle and you start. So you probably can start as young as 11, I don't know, 10. And then until you 55, you know, 55, maybe 60. Every month. when you're pregnant so hell

now so imagine having a toothache once a month for 40 years damn women y'all I'm sorry I'm sorry. I'm sorry, women. I apologize. I've always been sympathetic.

I just wasn't bringing no pads and no tampons home. Listen, I don't even have no choice. I ain't getting it. Nope. Randy Alana said your boy finally got divorced this past Tuesday would you guys please give me a shout out Randy bro damn you seem really happy

about that Randy I don't know why you happy but we'll shout you out hey Randy congrats I mean if congrats is in order congratulations hopefully you and her came to an amicable settlement or an agreement Good shot, y'all. Hey, Randy, congrats. I mean, if congrats is in order, congratulations. Hopefully you and her came to an amicable settlement or an agreement. If kids were

involved, I hope this is what's best for the kids because at the end of the day, that's what matters. You guys are going to be a part of each other's life if you have kids forever. Until those kids get 18, forever. So hopefully everything worked out

really well for you, Randy. I'm sorry to hear that. Maybe congratulations is in order, but as long as you're doing well and everybody, this is what's best for everybody, I wish you the best, bro. Ain't nothing out in these streets, Randy. You might want to go back.

Shit. KB said, would you please give my husband Adam from Jacksonville a birthday shout out? He just turned 40. He watches Nightcap every show trying to surprise him. Hey, Adam. Wifey said

she wanted to wish you a happy birthday. She said, you watch us all the time. Adam, what they do, boy? You acting in the video? Duval. All, what they do, boy? She said, you watch us all the time. Adam, what they do, boy? Yeah, how that your boy, boy? You acting in the video? Duval. All right, Duval, stand up. That's Duval County, JVL, Florida. That's North Florida.

But, Adam, yeah, thank you, bro. We appreciate your support. Ocho and I are the entire Nightcap crew here. We greatly appreciate your support. Happy 40th and wish you many, many more to come. K, thank you for reaching out. Lamar Robinson, found out yesterday that my

four-year-old dog has non-curable lymphoma. It hurts trying to figure out how the hell to tell my three-year-old daughter that he won't be around. How did you deal with that hurt? Man, man, that feel like a family member. That feel like a family member that feel like a family member when you lose when you lose a a pet yeah i don't want man that man please

i told you that's why i can't do no dogs it took me one day it took me one two times to know what that pain feel like but i don't want to experience that no more man boy that thing hurt that thing hurt hurt hurt and i get so man i get so invested in them and i they be i they be riding in the car and they be going every place and man you look forward to coming home i mean they sad they whine and they cry when you leave and they're so excited like bro i ain't never think you was coming back they get so excited to see you man and just man when the vet tell you that man and all the money in the world can't do nothing for you. At all. Nothing.

And I even try to tell her, I even try to tell her, I say, bro, if I could give you another year, I'd spend a million dollars. If I could just give you another year. A year. Man, let me go. I'm going to be... Ocho,

Ocho, Ocho. Guys, thank you for joining us for another episode. That concludes our edition of episode. Thank you for joining us again. The Dodgers advance to the World Series with a 10-5 win over the Mets. They'll face the Yankees, the New York Liberty, take down the Minnesota Lynx

to win their very first WNBA title. I am your favorite Shannon Sharp. He's your favorite 85 route runner. Bingo ring of fame. The Pro Bowl of the All-Pro. He's Ocho. Guys, make sure you subscribe to the Nightcap Podcast feed wherever you get

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We're going to rectify that situation as soon as possible. I don't think I need to go back through the other situation, but we thank you for your support. The Steelers beat the Jets 35-17. The Chiefs remain undefeated 28-18 over the 49ers. The Lions take down the Minnesota Vikings to knock them from the undefeated. Walk-off field goal, 31-29. Well, not walk-off, but with 10 seconds left on the clock.

The Packers beat the Texans on a walk-off field goal by Brandon McManus, 24-22. And the Bengals take down the Browns, 21-14. Deshaun Watson suffers what looks to be a very, very serious lower leg injury. The Eagles behind Saquon Barkley, 176 yards and a touchdown. He runs wild over the Giants, 28-3. And the Commanders dominate, although Jayden Daniels left the game early in the ballgame.

They won the ballgame 40-7 over the Carolina Panthers. The Bills defeat the Titans. The Seahawks defeat the Falcons. The Patriots lose to the Jags in London 32-16. And the Liberty, again, the Liberty win their very first WNBA title, taking down the Minnesota Lynx. John Quayle Jones is the finals MVP. Congratulations, ladies.

Job well done. That concludes this edition of Nightcap. I'm up. He's Ocho. We'll see you tomorrow after cards. We'll see you tomorrow after the cards, chargers, and the Ravens' bucks. Peace.

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