Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Kirby Smart sounds off, Ocho's spelling struggles, Fanta vs. Chek

Episode Date: March 19, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson discuss the future of high school football, Ocho attempts to spell more words, and their favorite sodas of their youth. 0:00 Kirby Smart says he doesn’t like players that sign and don’t play their senior year of high school5:30 Ocho doesn’t understand why high school players would want to forgo their senior season9:50 Spell-O-Cinco22:00 Dunk on Unc34:00 Q and Ayyyyy50:00 Much More Nightcap! #Club #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. Kirby Smart gave his opinion on high school football players not playing their senior year. Let's take a listen to what Kirby had to say. Okay, come on, Kirby. Things there's high school coaches that say, well, they won't play their senior year. Well, you know, if a kid doesn't play a senior year because he signed, I don't really want him on my team. If he's going to opt out for a senior year, then he would do the same to me.

So I don't really know if that's a viable option. A lot of high school coaches think, well, at least I'll get my kids signed because high school players are losing opportunities ad nauseum by signing in December and not having spaces because of the portal. So, you know, I don't like the idea of someone signing before their senior year because I think the senior year matters. I think in the state of Georgia and the Southeastern Conference footprint, the high school season of your senior year still matters. I want to watch a kid play. Ocho, what's your take on this? I mean, well,

if you want the individual based on his season, his junior year, and you're willing to sign him, willing to give him a scholarship, at that point, does his senior year really matter that much? When obviously in junior year, when Jess is good?

I'm just curious man we go bro i mean is this what we're going guys gonna sit out their senior year of high school is that what we had at ocho are they really doing that yes man where are they allowing that to happen though why would you want as as a kid why would you even set that precedent and want to sit out your senior year just in general? If you really love football like that, if you love a game like that, there's no way you had that in your body already when you want to sit out and forego your senior season. And you just in high school. I think. I think and you heard Kirby mentioned to it, the portal. Because here's the thing, Ocho. Why would I go get a senior in high school as opposed to a guy that's in the portal?

He's already in college. He already knows about study hall. He already knows the practice. He already knows the schedule of it. So I have a pretty good idea because if he's met the academic requirements to stay eligible for his freshman year, I believe he'll still meet the academic requirements to move forward. Right. So that's why

people are going to the portal. It's because they're like, well, hey, I already know this kid. This kid has already been in college. He's already been away from home. That's nuts though. It is. Logically, think about that. Think about you, your senior year. I'm going. I got to go. Before I go to Savannah State,

I'm going to sit out and relax. I couldn't do it. I couldn't do it. I couldn't do it. Well, I'm still working my way into trying to be the receiver I want to be. Yes, yes, yes. I'm working on my craft. I can imagine being an athlete,

me, her, Ocho. So what are you going to do? You going to sit out basketball too? You going to sit out track? Can you imagine, Ocho, you a football player. You don't play football your freshman year,

your sophomore year, your junior year. And come your senior year, all you going to do is go to class and then go watch the guys play on Friday night. That ain't make no sense.

That ain't damn right. Listen, if you're able to do that at that young of an age, you don't love the game. No, that ain't made no sense. That ain't damn right. Listen, if you able to do that at that young of an age, you don't love the game. No. You know, it ain't no way in hell you love the game

and you're going to be a, you can't be no goddamn diva in high school. Yeah. I'm not a diva. I'm not a senior year, you're in college, not going to the bowl game,

you know, not wanting to risk injury. Oh, what you think about, Ocho, what you think about to happen when they go to 12, 16 teams in college? All the other bulks

from my team in the playoffs, you're going to have a lot of guys sitting out. Right, right. Listen, everybody don't need to be sitting out, man, because if you make sure you listen to motherfucking

Mel Kiper, listen to Mel Kiper. If you ain't that goddamn top five or top 10, you ain't got no reason to be sitting your ass out. You need to be putting on a goddamn show in the goddamn bowl game

and then come April at Lucas Oil Stadium, you need to be showing the fuck out too. Everybody doesn't have the right and can't be afforded the opportunity to sit the hell out unless you that motherfucking boy. Oh, what you call him?

No, I already saw it. Jalen Johnson got Austin Reeves too. Yes. Where do you see Jalen Johnson got Austin Reeves? Very similar. Wait, what happened? We're going to show Ant-Man's first? Check this dunk out, Ocho.

Hey, that's not an offensive foul Nah he up under the basket Well why he move the fuck Why he move out of the way I don't know What's wrong with him he broke his hand or something Yeah he hurt his hand look at this Ocho Oh

That's disrespectful Yeah it is Got acorns all on top of his head. Holy shit. Oak tree growing tomorrow. I hope he got, I hope his hair clean, because if he got dirty hair, them acorns go grow tomorrow to an oak tree. When did that happen?

That just happened just now? That just happened. And Jalen Johnson from the Hawks just got Austin Reeves. Very, very similar. God damn. He broke his finger too. You know what's funny? Even though I don't watch much basketball, have you ever watched the mannerism and the style of play

with Anthony Edwards? Oh yeah, I like that. He from Georgia. He from Korea. Who will remind you of? His movement, the way he move. Oh, you gonna say Kobe? Nope. Because where Kobe got it from? Oh, Jordan. Yeah Kobe? Nope. Because where Kobe got it from? Oh, Jordan. Yeah.

That's crazy. You probably, I don't know if you noticed it. I'm just saying I've noticed it. The little bit of basketball I've watched. I'm like, but goddamn, his movement and his mannerisms are Jordan-like. I'm not saying any Jordan chat. You got the one with Jalen Browns on Austin Reed? We grabbing the one. Man, this dude. Wait the one with Jalen Browns on Austin Reeves? Man,

this dude... Wait, who? Jalen Brown? Jalen Johnson from the Hawks. He got Austin Reeves. Boy! Jalen Johnson. Ooh! He is... We got it or no? Yeah, we finna pull it up we got it

we gonna get it oh man Austin put it in his mouth wait Austin Reeves is not a defensive player though he like a

he's a two guard get your ass out the way then he a two guard I ain't taking no charge I ain't gonna lie I ain't taking no charge and potentially get posterized damn y'all

listen you have you also have to take into account Jalen Johnson, I'm assuming, must be tall as hell. No, he can, he got, I mean, yeah, he got jets in his feet. He can elevate.

Why the hell he wasn't in the goddamn dunk contest? Hey, look here. All I know is the boy got some jackass in him. He jumped out of the J-O of the jailboat show I ain't lying man you not finna put me on no poster hey good job Sean where to take a charge

the hell you say that man got a poster a million kids got a poster on me on the wall and that man got his thing all on top of my head oh no I can't do it I cannot do it oh that's funny

okay we tried we tried to get it we gonna get it check it out I mean that man got family man you know people in Arkansas watching Austin Reeves that's Kobe or the Ozarks and he did that, that man got family. Man, you know people in Arkansas watching Austin Reeves? That's Kobe or the Ozarks. Oh, yeah.

And he did that to that man. I sure hope he ain't got no family in the stands tonight. Damn. Listen, whether you got family in the stands or not, boy, social media gonna have that everywhere. They do.

So the world gonna see it regardless. Oh, it's everywhere already? Yes! Oh, shit. Man, you know, Ocho, you know it's social media, man. As soon as it happens hey cause somebody was in the

chat saying say you're sending condolences and flowers to Austin Reed's family so I already know I say well damn what happened and lord have mercy jeez damn now I want to see it it can't be worse than the

god damn Anthony Evans here it is Ocho Ocho what are you doing oh he was trying to get the trying to take a charge yeah that don't count listen Anthony Abrazone was a little bit more

look at this Ocho come on Nah, bro That one was cool But that Anthony Edwards Oh yeah It was a little bit more nasty And John Collins, John Collins jumped

And John Collins got some ups Yeah, that's what made it worse Yeah, Ocho, you just It's just like the guy that chased the guy into the end zone. That might not be your man, but if you chase him into the end zone, everybody gonna think you got beat. You got beat, yeah.

Alright, Ocho. People have been DMing us all day and they want you to spell these words. So it's time for your favorite segment. It's called Spellcho Cinco. Hello, Cinco.

Ocho, I'm going to start you off with an easy one. Because I ain't going to start you off with the hard one first. This is really, really easy. I want you to sound it out. Sound. Sound. Sound. Sound. Sound. Sound. Sound. Okay.

The first word is cantaloupe. Cantaloupe. C-A-N-T-E L-O-P-E. Lord have mercy. I don't know how the hell you get an E in canta.

Canta. Canter. Canter. Oh, shit. C-A-E-N-T-A. No. Can. Can. That's what I said.

I said C-A-N-A. Cantaloupe. C-A-N-T-A. Yeah. C-A-N-T-A-L-O-P-E. Oh, I'm talking too damn fast. That's my problem. Okay.

Thank you. Thank you. Okay. You sounded out. Yeah, I did. I did. Okay. Here it is, Ocho.

Aneurysm. Aneurysm. Shit. Aneurysm. Aeurysm a-n I'm guessing here cause I don't know it now aneurysm I'm guessing

a-n r-u n-u n-u a-n-u r-i s-i-u-m no damn and you a and you rhythm or I SI um no okay and and a in you as in you rhythmix the you rhythmix any Lennox you rhythmix rhythmix okay okay spell that thing out though. Let me hear it. Let me hear it. Let me hear it. Go ahead. An.

An. A-N. U. U. As in Eurythmics. R-H. R-H. You said rhythm. You said rhythm. An. U. An-U. Spell it. I already got it wrong.

A-N-E-U R-Y Where the E come from? N-U N-E-U Where the E come from? The E silent. I'm supposed to know that. That's like the goddamn G in spaghetti. Or lasagna.

Yeah, but you still got to spell it. A-N-E-U-R-Y-S-M. Okay, Ocho, if you don't get this one, Ocho, this is the easy one there. This is the easiest one you're going to get. Oh, don't say these words are easy because you tried to get me to spell Presbyterian.

How you say that? Presbyterian. Presbyterian. Hey, I had people on Twitter trying to make fun of me about me not knowing how to spell these words. You know good and goddamn well if somebody asked about you, you weren't going to be able to spell it either. Hate people that be asking about you.

Like that goddamn Einstein. This is the easiest one right here. Yeah. Immediately. Oh, immediately. I'm going to bed immediately after this show yeah I-M-E-I-M-M-E-D-I-A-T-E-L-Y yeah that's easy

that's easy give me a hard one so people can make fun of me the mascot of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish is a leprechaun oh shit that's hard I saw the movie though I saw the movie of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish is a leprechaun. Oh, shit. That's hard. I saw the movie, though. I saw the movie.

Shit. Lep. L-E-P. Yep. L-E-P. Is it H? I think the H is silent. No, no, no.

I mean, there's a lot of letters in between. Hold on, hold on. Lepra. Okay, L-E-P-R-E. Now, the problem is con. C-H-U-N. C-H-U-N. L-E-P-R-C-A-U-N.

C-H. Leprechaun. That's right. No, but anyway. Okay, this is the easiest one. This is the easiest one of the night. Wait, hold on. I didn't spell leprechaun right.

What did I miss? A lot of them, but that's okay. We're going to get... Okay, we're going to... You're cheating. You can have Miracle Whip or mayonnaise. Mayonnaise.

You want me to spell Miracle? Mayonnaise. Why can't you say Miracle? No. Mayonnaise. Why can't you say a miracle? No. Mayonnaise. Mayonnaise. Mayonnaise. May.

M-A-Y. Boom. Got that part. Shit. Nays. N-A. N-A-I? No.

May. Oh, the Mayo Clinic is in... Wait a minute. You just said mayonnaise. So you just said mayonnaise. Okay, how about... They don't say mayonnaise. It's mayonnaise.

But how is it the Mayo Clinic? Okay. Mayo. Nays. Like Ger, Mayo. Nays. Like Gerard Mayo. Yes. N-A-I-S-E. M-A-Y

M-A-Y-O N-A-I-S-E. You missed it. Fuck, man! This is bullshit! Come on, man! M-A-Y-O M-A-Y-O N-N this is bullshit come on man I'm signing it out right mayo

M-A-Y-O-N-N A-I-S-E why would they double the fucking N because it's not mayonnaise just if you don't get this one we gonna give up nah okay

oh chat I promise you chat Chad, I got you. Right now, my life depended on it. I got you right here. I promise you. Okay, here it is. This is a rank in the military. It is called a colonel. You know what? This is tricky.

Because Colonel can start with a C. Colonel can start with a K. I remember, God damn, I know Colonel Sanders. I remember Colonel from a different world. Mm-hmm. Fuck. See you. What the hell?

Colonel Colonel Colonel C-O Hold on, hold on, hold on Hold on Colonel C-O And you know, see the funny thing about it

Colonel What I find funny is you take a long time to spell this word Oh, it's easy C-O. And you know, see the funny thing about it? Colonel. What I find funny is you take a long time to spell this word. Oh, it's easy to you because you're looking right at it. I ain't looking at it. I'm looking at you. I'm just saying, in order to tell me the word, of course it's easy because you just saw it. Colonel. C-O-R-N.

No? C-O? No? Colonel. Colonel. C-U. Baby! Colonel. Colonel. Boy, if you want to spell it B in third grade, I hate to see what them other boys...

I'm going, hey, third grade. Them other kids must have walked backwards. No, no, no. You got to think. I had a 4.0. I had a 4.0 in third grade. But it was on a 10.0 grading system. No, no, no, no.

I was a spelling bee champ. Now, if you follow me on Twitter, and I'm always using these big ass words, but I got spellchecked. So it always spells the shit right for me. I never had to spell these ridiculous words that you've given me, but I like this we gotta keep doing this but how do you spell colonel anyway

C-O-L-O N-E-L where the fucking L coming at where the L coming at what is it after the first O after the first O and after the E you said colonel I sounded it out there was no L in there After the first O and after the E. You said Colonel.

Yes. I sounded it out. There was no L in there. I like doing it. I like doing this. I like doing this. This is very humbling. It is, Ocho.

It is. I'm not going to lie to you. As smart as I am when it comes to other facets of my life, spelling just seemed not to be my strong suit. No, no. Hold on, Ocho. Colonel. Go ahead. You got to say the other thing. life spelling just seemed not to be my strong suit no no hold on colonel hey hey chat hey chat hey let me let me read the chat and see if y'all i know y'all ain't i know chat i know y'all ain't trying to laugh because i know some of y'all don't know these goddamn words either, can you hear me? My Ocho can't spell worth a damn. And ain't none one of y'all

knew these words either. Don't ask the Diddy and don't act high class like you knew them either. Hey, Ash, give me another word. Give me another word. Give me another word real quick. I need another word. Hey, somebody in the chat, give me a word. No, they can't give me a word because they see it. Hey, somebody told my dad was too easy. But y'all, hey, they be lying, man. Why y'all chat be lying? Oh, I knew how to spell Colonel stop lying man I

need another I can't hear nobody else ash where you went Odyssey oh I know that cuz I used to play the video game Odyssey chat this is Odyssey I know I'm gonna used to play the video game. Odyssey. Chat, this is Odyssey. I know I'm going to be right. Odyssey. O-D-Y. Wait, no. O-D-E-Y.

Wait, no. Odyssey. Odyssey. O-D-D. Odyssey. No. O-D-E-S-S-E-Y. Odyssey.

Did I get it right? I don't know. What did you say? Odyssey. Yes, I did. You were right the first time. O-D-Y. Oh, I was right.

No. Odyssey. O-D-Y-S-E-Y. O-D-Y-S. Double SY Double S Double S Because I play Odyssey I play Odyssey on PlayStation

You Okay I got it right Hey I got one right Right I don't know about all that Ain't nobody said nothing

Because they know you're wrong Odyssey No O-D-Y Double S-E-Y I play the video game on PlayStation. Did you win? Yeah, yeah, I beat it. I beat it. I cheated, though.

Because you could Google how to cheat. Yeah, on PlayStation. Odyssey. I forgot the name of the whole game. Hey, chat, y'all remember the video game Odyssey, Odyssey something. I'm Michael Kassin, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on Good Company, the podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next. In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi 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 are 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 row seat to where media, marketing, technology, entertainment, and sports collide.

And hear how leaders like Anjali are carving out space and shaking things up a bit in the most crowded of markets. 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 Attorney General... 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. Okay, Ocho, it's time for your favorite. We're going to say this last word for Thursday.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, we got to do the spelling shit every time. I like this shit. Okay, Ocho, it's time for your favorite segment. Dunk on Unk. Dunk on Unk. Hey, don't be cheating tonight, man. I ain't.

Hold on, hold on. Here we go. Here we go. Oh, no. Here we go, here we go. Oh, no. Here we go. Dunk on Unk chat. If Unk, you need Unk chat. I need y'all to pay attention.

Look at Unk's eyes. Watch his eyes, please. Watch his body language. It will let you know if he knows the answer ahead of time. Before he answers, if he looks left and looks right, he cheating.

Question number one. Dunk on up. Between USC, Texas, and Ohio State, which team has produced the most number one overall picks in the NFL draft? Oh, this is a good one. USC,

Texas, and Ohio State, which collegiate team has produced the most number one overall picks in an NFL draft? It's a good one. Ooh. Woo. Okay. Tom Kustina went number one in 79.

Orlando Pace went number one. Wilkinson went number one USC had I'm going to say it's a good one it is I'm going to go USC you are correct Mr. Sharp. That was it. USC has had five number one overall picks.

Wait a minute. They're tied with Oklahoma, Notre Dame, and Georgia. Wait, am I wrong? Am I reading that wrong? Georgia had five number ones? Wait, I think I'm reading it wrong. The answer, USC has had five number one overall picks. Are they tied with Oklahoma, Notre Dame, and Georgia?

Am I reading that right? Oh, yeah, yeah, I'm reading it right. I'm reading it right, yes. So USC has had five number one overall picks between the three teams I named who had the most number ones. They're tied with Oklahoma, Notre Dame, and Georgia that have also had five number one overall picks. Okay. Okay. You got that one right. You got that one right. One for one. Number two, question number two. Guess this player. I started my career in the 80s.

I held an NFL rushing record for 16 seasons. I was your teammate for one year. You let, hold on. I started my career in the 80s. I held an NFL rushing record for 16 seasons. I was your, being you, teammate for one year. This individual was your teammate for one year. Started in the 80s.

Yep. And he led the league in rushing? He held an NFL rushing record. Oh, a rushing record. Oh, okay. Yeah, rushing record for 16 seasons at that. 16 seasons. That's a long time.

Yeah, it is. Yeah, we got him. Hey, chat, we got him, chat. Yeah, hold on. I'm trying to think. 16 seasons. I'm running back. Ooh, wee.

Yeah. I got you. I got you. Let me know when you're ready for the answer. Hold on, hold on. You got him, Chet. Oh, here you go. He's looking down.

Chet, there you go. He's looking down. I got my eyes closed, don't you? Don't cheat me. It's not at Denver. It's got to be somewhere. It's got to be Baltimore. That's what's throwing me off.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on now. You might as well give it, throw in the white towel. Yeah, I don't know. Okay, the answer is, and I'm going to tell you what threw you off. When I said, hell, the NFL rushing record for 16 seasons,

the first thing you thought about was a running back when that was the case. It was Randall Cunningham, who was a teammate in 2001. Oh, man for 947 yards in 1990 michael vick broke that record in 2038 yeah yeah oh yeah we got him chat all right uh Number three. Number three. Number three question. The New York Jets currently have the longest drought at 13 seasons.

Let me take that back. The New York Jets currently have the longest playoff drought at 13 seasons. But which team has the longest drought of not winning their division? Haven't won their division in a long time oh that's oh shit yeah you you have to be

you have to really you have to really know you got to know your A game on this one I'm gonna go we got him again nah you know what don't do that don't do that We got him again. Nah, you know what? Don't do that.

Don't do that. Every time you say, you know what, and you look up, and you go ahead and you say the right answer. Mm-mm. Look, it's out of two. It's two teams, I'm thinking. You know, I got two too that's like two i want to say the chargers or the bears so i don't care that's your final answer yeah wrong again you just as bad as me when it comes to spelling

the answer is the cleveland brown. They haven't won their division since 1989. Wow. 1989. You know what threw me off? They went to the playoffs. They beat the Steelers, but they beat Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh. Yeah.

We got it, Chad. I'm one for two. I'm finna get this one, though. I bet I get this one. You ain't going to get this one. Oh, no, you ain't going to get this one. Only one running back in NFL history has had two seasons of 100-plus catches. Oh, you ain't going to get this one. Name the running back.

Only one running back has had in NFL history has had two seasons of 100-plus catches. Name the running back has had, in NFL history, has had two seasons of 100-plus catches. Name the running back. And it's only a handful of them that can catch that. Larry Sinners. Who? Larry Sinners. You are wrong again. The answer is Christian McCaffrey, 107 catches in 2018 and 116 catches in 2019.

Bam. Bam. 2019. Bam. Bam. Bam, bam, bam. Yeah. I didn't know he put in work like that. Yeah, on the back here. Yeah, yeah. A little swing passes.

119. Wow. And 116 in 2019. Yeah. And he had 107 and 119? Yeah, 107. Yep. Back-to-back seasons.

That's that workload in Carolina. That's why he was hurt. That's why he got his ass hurt. Okay, here we go. I better get this one on, Joe. Question number five. You ain't getting this one either. Yeah, you ain't getting this one.

Oh, you definitely ain't getting this one. Who was the Buccaneers? Who was the Tampa Bay Buccaneers all-time leader in passing yards? You ain't getting this one, buddy. Guarantee you that. Chat, we got him on the road, chat. The way Tommy Hearns did Martin. Hold on, hold on.

Now, don't look that way. Ask it that way. Look straight ahead. I need you looking straight ahead. Ask it. I ain't got no questions. She can hear me. Oh, yeah.

Chat, we got him. He just as bad as you. No, no, no. It's a two. It's, let, no. It's a two. Let's see. Jameis. Jameis who? james who hey he cheated somebody gave the answer

here's my thing look when you go back to you go back and look at it venetester i was like venetester burry or Trent Dilfer because they played the longest there. But if you go back and look at Jameis, Jameis had a 5,000-yard season, a 4,000-yard season. So even though he wasn't there the years they were there,

and they didn't throw the ball like that in the 80s or the 90s. So it's like process of elimination. Man, hell no. So was it Jameis Winston? Chat.

Chat, yeah, it was Jameis Winston Marcellus. 19,000. Chat, yeah, it was Jameis Winston Marcellus. 19,000. He got 19,737 yards followed by Benny Testaverde with 14,820. Nah, I don't like. Nah. Chat.

Chat. Chat, well, you two for five. Two for. You were two for five. I told y'all I'm going to get it. Oh, so you think I'm going to go 0 for? Did you actually think I was going to go 0 for Ojo? Hey,

chat, he was cheating, chat. Hey, Ojo, you know I was the trivia champ, right? I got this trophy to prove it. Where's that from? Trivia champ. Damn. Oh, you scammed me through, so you try to pick the hard ones oh no no i'm i'm just listen the questions are given to me before we start the show

and i run through them i look at them and i'm just trying to make sure that you are not you are not given any knowledge of what is going to be asked. First of all, your producer picked the question or the trivia. Listen, all y'all be in cahoots. They work for you. No, they don't. They work for you. Yeah, I paid a salary,

but he worked for you. Hey. Do you understand? Ash would literally help Help y'all like Nah Ash is on your side Nah Ash be trying So I won

I got like two I got what I get how many I get right Two out of five I got listen out of the five Out of the five words you asked me to spell, I got two right. And plus, Ocho, you got to realize I won Jeopardy. I won Jeopardy, too. I got the app on my phone. You ain't the only one.

No, I'm actually willing to show it. Rest in soul, Alex Trebek. Alex. That's it? Yeah, that was the last one. That was number five. All right, Ocho our favorite topic of the day it's time for last topic of the day

and it's called Q&A Q&A people ask anything doesn't matter green light let's go cause I'm out of sight what you wanna do she saw me naked and she got frightened and it was going

to be... Never mind. Michael said, what possession in NFL history would you have wanted to be a part of regarding your skill set? What current player you wish you could play with?

I'm going to say the second part. Current player I would love to play with obviously it'd be joe burrow i would love to play with joe you'd like to play with my home so yeah you would have got you would have got that rock you got that rock but i would love burrow i would love to play with joe i would love to be in cincinnati during this time especially during the social media area social media area social media era, social media era, I would have had a good old time. I would have had a good old time. What was the first part of the question?

What possession in NFL history would you have wanted to be a part of regarding your skill set? What possession? Would you have wanted to be faster? You want to be bigger? No, no, no. I would have stayed the same way I was. You see my shoulders? I got small shoulders. I want to stay slim, trim. I was cut up when I was aerodynamic. I didn't want to change nothing.

I was special just like this. What if I could have Tyreek's speed? Hey, what if you had Tyreek's speed at your size? Man! All that's going to do is get me to that safety quicker, so he can knock my ass out. Nah, I'm good. Man, you was already controlling that speed,

that build up, that kind of speed, and that short amount of space. Oh, yeah. You know, Chinese ain't running no rounds like that, Ocho. You're right. Baby Pluto said, Ocho was willing to risk his life on Colonel, so where do we send the flowers for our condolences?

Hey, listen. When you think about the word Colonel, right, just some of the words, I hate when the letters are silent. I hate when the letters are silent because obviously I have no background in the military or anything having to do with the army. So I don't even know how to spell Colonel hell. I might not even be able to spell Sergeant. I know Sergeant S E R G A N A N T.

Am I wrong or right? Probably wrong, but okay. No, you know, the English, in tea. Am I wrong or right? Probably wrong, but okay. We'll go with that. The English language is butchered to a point where we need to go back and rewrite history. Nah, we good. We don't need to rewrite no history. We need to just get you caught up on spelling. The mushroom coffee company said,

Ong and Ocho, be on the lookout for a special package coming from Freddy T with our amazing mushroom coffee to fuel nightcap and keep Ocho from yawning. Ocho, you drink coffee? I drink coffee. I drink three cups every day. Cafe con leche, down here in Miami,

or a latte, one or the other, to pair with my cigar. I know your stomach be bubbling too, huh? I don't bubble. My body used to it because I've been doing it so long. And somebody said about so I can stay up. Listen, I don't get sleepy to the last 20 minutes of night camp. You got to understand when I'm not filming, I'm asleep by 930 every night, every night. So sometimes having to stay up past 930 for me, a 30 year routine of being in bed at 930, I'm up at 5 every morning. So sometimes

it's hard for me to stay up, but I stay up for y'all. Why? Because I love you. We sure appreciate that, Ocho. Yeah, man. Faith said, hey, Ocho and Shannon, no question, just live feedback. Nightcap and Club Shae Shae teams are doing a great job with production. Everything looks great. The new format is awesome.

Shout out to Ash for putting up with my delinquency. Great work. Well, thank you, Faith. Thank you for being a faithful listener, a watcher. Nightcap, we're coming up on four years for Nightcap, but we're about five

months, excuse me, we're coming up on four years on Club Shea Shea. We're coming up on five months with Nightcap. So we thank you. Thanks everyone out there that's been watching and been loyal supporters of both. Personally, I said, you know you can break the internet with a Mr. Beast interview, right?

He closed that $100 million deal with Amazon Prime for a TV show. You're going to 10X that with that cat check. I don't know about all that, but I mean, I would love to have Jimmy on. I mean,

he's the standard in which you try to go about getting deals, but he's been at it. He's 26, I think. He's been at it since he was 15. He kind of saw where it was heading. He's been doing it that long? Yeah.

Shit. Mm-hmm. Yep. Damn, that's a long time, bud. 100 mil. Woo! Edward Moses, if the signing bonus don't count against the cap,

why don't owners just give guaranteed contracts to everyone? No,'t count against the cap, why don't owners just give guaranteed contracts to everyone? No, they count against the cap. What they do with the signing bonus is that they prorate it over the life of the contract. So let's just say for the sake of argument, you signed a five-year deal for $200 million with $100 million at signing. They take that and they break it up so 20 million 20 million 20 million 20 million 20 million so your first year your cap number is probably going to be 21 million they gave you 100 million your first year is going to be based for whatever veteran player is of your tenure so your part your year contract, your first year will probably be $1 million

plus the $100 million that you got to sign. But you don't get the $100 million right away. Whatever the sign, okay, let's take Cousins. Cousins got a $100 million guaranteed. He got $50 million at signing.

He got a four-year deal, right? So you divide $50 million, you drive four years into $50. So signing, he got a four-year deal, right? So you divide $50 million, you drive four years into $50. So that's what? $12,000, $12,500 a year. So $12,500 plus whatever he got that base, which would be probably a million dollars. So there's a good chance that Kirk Cousins' first year

is only $13,500 against the cap. So that's how they do it. They prorate the signing bonus over the life of the contract. I think people don't understand. I think the chat, I don't know how well informed you are when it comes to signing bonuses

or when players get upfront money is if you got $100 million signing bonus, they don't actually just give you $100 million. It's broken down throughout the million. It's broken down throughout the years. It's broken down throughout the years. What do you think? Every six months, you get a piece? Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.

A signing bonus, you get that. Like when Kirk Cousins signed his name, they gave him a check $50 million minus the taxes. You think so? Oh, absolutely, yes. Absolutely. Yeah, that's a signing bonus at the time of signing. Oh, absolutely. Yes. Absolutely. Yeah, that's the signing bonus. At the time of signing.

Oh, shit. Hold on. Hold on. My red lightning came on my computer. I got my cord. Boom. we good. Because here's the thing, Ocho, now, say like, a lot of, sometimes, now they say, okay, when they say $100 million guaranteed, like Lamar, let's just take Lamar, and I think Lamar got $80 million. They probably

said, okay, Lamar, we're going to give you $40 million, and by the new year, we will give you a total of $80 million. So they might give him $40 million, and then they might give him another $40 million that's due by league year next year, which was, I think, the league year started last Wednesday. Shoot, shit must be different now.

If I'm not mistaken mistaken I think mine was broken up or I might be thinking of something else yeah they were making the bread like they were making bread they were making bread they were making good money don't get me wrong it wasn't like it is now yeah

oh hell nah Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy said hey Uncle Nocho other than your cell phone and wallet, what are three things you must have when you travel? A cigar. I ain't going nowhere. Cigar. When I'm traveling, I got to have my cigar. I got to have my chapstick. I got to have my chapstick matter of fact, it's sitting right here. Got to have my chapstick and I got to have my, I got to have, well, I got to have my coffee. I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't go without my coffee, man. Like, it's like, I'm not addicted to it because if I need to stop, I could not that it's an addiction, but my got my coffee, my chapstick, I'm a cigar.

I guess like it's like it's a part of me. Uh, obviously I got to take out my glasses because I got to see a chapstick. Why don't you just wear contacts? No, I don't want nothing on my eyes. Uh, chapstick. I gotta have chapstick Ain't nothing wrong Ain't nothing worse than somebody look like they been eating

Powdered donuts with lip be so ashy So chapstick My glasses What else I need Yeah Jordan been talking about your lactate pills Yeah I definitely need those Jordan, we're talking about your lactate pills. Yeah, I definitely need those just in case.

I'm Michael Kassin, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company. The podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next. In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi, 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 are 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 row seat to where media, marketing, technology, entertainment, and sports collide.

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To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts nicky grant said hey he said oh please tell steven that he's no longer holds weight in the community because he didn't know nella wafers go on banana go in banana pudding ancestors well ocho sister carmen she's a great cook, what I hear. He has no reason to lie. Other people that she's cooked for say she's an excellent cook. So she's asking me, told Stevie to ask me, what would I like cooked? I say, tell us mother fried pork chops, rice, collard greens, cornbread made in the skillet. She said, he said everything but dessert. Say, she makes a meat cake me i said peach cobbler and then i said what about banana pudding he said well we're going i'll say uh with plenty of cookies i like

cookies lots of cookies vanilla well what cookies going banana pudding vanilla waffles my granddaddy my grandma and my granddaddy used to make that. I'm like, I'm like, bro, Oreos. I started saying Oreos. I'm like, bro, how you not know that vanilla wafers go in banana pudding?

Yeah. You probably never had it. Where's Stephen A. Smith from? New York. They ain't had no banana pudding. They ain't had no banana pudding. Everybody had some banana pudding. But they got the bodega. They ain't got no

banana pudding at the bodega. If he eatin' pudding without vanilla wafers, he eatin' tapioca. That ain't no pudding. That's tapioca. You got to have vanilla wafers and banana pudding. Yeah, but I'm just saying

that's a Southern cuisine dessert. They ain't got no vanilla wafers at bodegas out there. They ain't got that. Oh, my goodness. Really? Yeah. Nah. Nah.

I got to have that. I like lots of cookies, though. Mine, I like to damn near put a whole box in a half. On your banana pudding? Yeah, in the middle, in the middle top, yes. Right, right, right, right, right, right. I'm not too fond of banana pudding. It's cool, though.

I like it. I'm more of a peach cobbler guy myself. I like peach cobbler. The lady that does mine she put it in a jar so I don't waste it too much she put it in a jar

cause you know she makes a big old tub of it I'm gonna eat a spoonful here or there and it's gonna end up going to waste so whenever she makes me dessert

she put them in a little jar right just enough yeah just enough so they don't go to waste damn what's her name damn I never got her name so they don't go to waste. Damn. What's her name?

I don't got a name, man. I don't remember. Huh? Yeah. I don't got a name. She done been making desserts since I've been here. She made me a Louis Vuitton birthday cake. Boy, you got money. A Louis Vuitton birthday cake?

She made my birthday cake. Eat Louis Vuitton. Listen, I like my birthday cake from Publix. Again, I know you ain't had the opportunity to have that Publix cupcake. Is that Publix birthday cake?

I don't like cupcakes. What? No. Oh, come on, Scrooge McDuck. Come on, man. You tripping. You like these? You like them?

Stephen A, we're going to vote you out. No, you can't come to the cookout. We damn sure ain't going to let you bring nothing to the cookout. Who? Stephen A. Yeah. Because he's going to have raisins or pecans on the goddamn potato salad. Watch.

Dumped our whole bag in the trash. Hey, I'm coming. I'm going to bring the Czech sodas. Grape flavor, peach flavor, and orange. Fanta. You don't come with no Czech. Bring F Hey, I'm coming. I'm going to bring the Czech sodas. Grape flavor, peach flavor, and orange. Fanta. You don't come with no Czech. Bring Fanta, you cheap ass. No, Czech soda better than Fanta. No, it ain't.

That Fanta great. That Fanta great. And that Fanta orange. Hold on. You ever had the Czech peach soda? What you talking about? Hey, Chad. Fanta. Put it to the check, Ash. Fanta or Czech? Man, you out your

mind. Man, that Fanta, Graven, Fanta, Orange ain't nothing fucking with that. Ain't nothing messing with that Fanta. I don't know where some of these people in this chat might be from, but where we from, our family reunion, where we from out in Liberty City, we have Czech sodas at all family functions. Yeah, we got them cheap.

You get a whole case. You get a 24-pack for $4.99. Yeah. So why you want Phantom? But I'm saying that Phantom like that, though. Nah. Phantom Grape and Orange, undefeated. You keep saying that.

And nothing else with Phantom Grape and Orange. Have you ever had the Czech peach soda yet? Have you had the peach soda? Yes, I've had Czech. Then you should, I said peach, the peach flavor.

That's what, oh, sure, that's what they had. That's what they had at the field day. You remember when you had field day? Yeah.

You get a little wise back there in the field, you ain't get no lays, you got the wise potato chip. Right, right, right. That wise. chip hey they got Winn-Dixie out there where you at yeah we got Winn-Dixie Winn-Dixie and Piggly Wiggly

Piggly Wiggly what you know about Piggly Wiggly yeah that used to be my luggage yeah you remember remember Eckert's? Y'all had Eckert's when you were from? Drugstore.

Yeah, what about Zare's? Remember Zare's? Did you ever sell? Yeah, I think Zare's was like a JCPenney-like, something like that? Like a boss? Yeah, man, that's a little throwback. Oh, y'all don't know what you're talking about, man. That guy a little throwback, little throwback, little throwback. Oh, I don't know what you're talking, man.

That guy dang on Fanta. Fanta is cool. I'm not going to lie. George, do you like Tahitian Treat? Who? Tahitian Treat. That fruit is like a fruit punch. Yeah, I ain't never heard of that. The only fruit punch I know I get off

the ice cream truck, Jungle Juice. 25-gallon Jungle Juice. What you know about Jungle Juice truck, Jungle Juice. 25-gallon Jungle Juice. What you know about Jungle Juice? What you know about that 25-gallon Jungle Juice? Hey, Jungle Juice. I mean, obviously, you're not from Miami, but me, my ice cream truck come, I get my Jungle Juice,

I get two Krispy Kreme donuts, I get a hot salsa and two pickle eggs. What's winning, Ash? What's winning? Fanta, kill it, check. It is? You're 82%. Man, that goddamn check.

They booshing in the motherfucker, man. They ain't trying to save no money. Spending all that money on soda. Family Function in Liberty City, if you come to the Family Function and you don't have no check sold, you might as well don't even show up. Ah!

Hey, Cheney's side. Dylan Paris and Unk. Would you ever choose a dating app to find love? Oh, joke. Do your thing and find an ideal woman on one of those dating apps. First of all, if I were to sign up for a dating app, it's going to be all

over the internet because most of us, first of all, people are probably not going to believe it's me. And then once they find that it is me, TMZ and everybody else is going to be like, how pathetic Shannon Sharp got to be? The man is who he is and he can't find a date.

Sometimes that's the problem. Because of who you are, you have to resort to things like apps. Oh, you don't think the people on the app know who the hell I am? No, but listen, for the person you are, the caliber of man and individual you are, you know they have an app specifically for the special

folks. I don't want that. I'm a man amongst the people. I'm a man amongst the people. You don't want to fly spirit, but you're a man amongst the people. Me and her gonna be on private

her and I gonna be on private baby take a RC Cola y'all need to get out of here with that RC Cola RC Cola who said that

RC Cola man RC Cola was like with Coke with Coke was a quarter RC Cola was like with Coke with Coke was a quarter RC Cola was 15 cents yup oh that's

that's funny I want a pop I want a rock and roller that's the RC RC Cola jingle hey Saint the snapper

hey uh that diamond got me performing like 2016-17 Russell Westbrook that blue diamond The Snapper. Hey, that diamond got me performing like 2016, 17 Russell Westbrook. That blue diamond sent you some advertising check. Now, ooh-wee, my show in trouble. I call him

the diamond boy. Hey! Woo! Listen, I haven't... I never took anything off the market. I'm going to try that. I'm going to try that one time. Man. It's over.

I'm all caffeine and cigar smoke. And I go to work like that. I'm just curious what would happen if I put some octane in my system. Woo! Yeah, I'm just curious. Now I'm curious. Everybody keep talking about it. They trying it.

You know, you have the good stories about it. I just want to know. I'm just curious. Now I'm curious. Everybody keep talking about it. They trying it. You know, you had the good stories about it. I just want to know. I'm just curious what would happen. Ain't nothing like two hours of trampoline action. You know what I mean? Two hours of trampoline action. Two hours of trampoline action. I like that. That's all it is. Two hours of trampoline action. I like that.

That's all it is. Two hours of trampoline action. I like that. I like that. Yeah, man. I like that. Bree said, hey, Uncle Ocho, haven't been able to donate in a while.

I'd be sleeping with y'all live. But I love y'all, man. Ocho, run that war zone for me. I'll get some wins. Bree, I appreciate that. We appreciate everybody that's staying up. We know it's a little late or a lot late, a little late on the East Coast. So we greatly appreciate

any time that we come on. I know once the season starts, especially on Thursday, well, hell, Monday night, Thursday night and Sunday night, we're going to be coming on a little later than normal. But we appreciate you guys staying up with us and supporting us. Excuse me.

Kashawn Thomas. What's up, Uncle Note? You're a big fan. Been with you guys from the start. I lost my mother a week ago. How did you guys have a losing a parent? Bro, we're sorry to hear that, Kashawn, bro. Stay prayed up. Sorry for the loss.

Thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. I was really young when I lost my dad and I hadn't been around him. I'd only seen him one time to know who I was looking at my life. So I didn't have the attachment that you probably had with your mother. So I can just imagine, like losing my grandmother, somebody that had been around my whole life, someone that gave me everything but life. It's tough. It's tough. And you never get over it. You just deal with it better.

And as days pass, months pass, years pass, there's not a time that you're not going to not think about her, but you'll get better at dealing with the loss. So I'm praying for you, bro. I'm sorry for your loss and keep your head up.

Sir you, bro. I'm sorry for your loss. Keep your head up. Sir K says, what's up, guys? Two questions. Could Muhammad Ali handle today's top heavyweights and what's one sports moment in history when your team lost and it still eats at you to this day? Mine was Villanova dagger on the UNC.

Could he handle some of the heavyweights today? Yeah. I would say because of his skill set and his ability to box, to outbox the heavyweights today. He is a pure boxer with phenomenal movement

in the ring and because of that he can keep his distance, put that jab on your ass. He can put the jab on your ass for 12 goddamn rounds. If need be. Yeah. If you got a bang here, bang, but he has an elite skillset.

I think that not very many of the heavyweights have outside of Tyson. Fury is a great box, pure boxer as is you sick. That's about just boxing, just pure boxing. Joshua's nice, but I mean, just the skill, the movement, the in, the out,

not many like Ali, man. Not many like Ali. You know, Ali, I think the heaviest when he was in his prime was 205. That's it? Yeah. Oh, you were light. and the thing is what happened around the 80s early 90s they had this thing called the super heavyweight where you had your riddick bowles you had your

lennox lewis and then later in the 90s you had development you had your glitch goals george was always a big heavyweight george was like 225 230 230. So he was always, you look at a guy like George Frazier, who was compact, who didn't weigh, I think George might have weighed probably 200, 205 himself. And then you started getting these guys that became 65, 250. Right. Even if they had come down and being away in training camp for six to eight weeks.

The super heavyweight, Vladimir Klitschko, 6'7", 255, the Russian Hammer. You had, who were, I mean, because a lot of these guys came from, I mean, back, maybe not as much now in the heavyweight division, but Ali won the gold medal in 60. And I think

Frazier won it in 64. And then Foreman won it in 68. You have Klitschko, who won the gold medal. Lennox Lewis won the gold medal in the super heavyweight division. So I believe he could, but because he's going to use this. He's not going to put himself in harm's way. But I like it. But I love watching.

I think I saw one fight. I think I saw. I did. I think I saw one fight. I think I saw his last spot. I think I saw him fight Trevor Burbick, Trevor Burbick. And I saw him fight. Larry Holmes, Larry Holmes used to be his training partner. Larry Holmes didn't want to,

didn't want to fight him. He knew it was over, but Ali needed the money and he fought. The one loss that still eats at me today, Jacksonville beat us in the divisional round of the playoffs. I ain't never getting over that one.

Ain't ish I can do about it, but I still ain't getting over it. Still ain't getting over it. What's yours, Ocho? What's your loss that still nags at you? Obviously, my postseason success it wasn't much but i think when we started four and oh we started four and oh and that 2005 season and we went to jacksonville i think it might have been monday night we went to jacksonville monday

night and we lost that game to go four and one and And my, my black ass in the goddamn locker room, boohoo crying. Like we just lost the Superbowl. That's the first thing that comes to mind. Yeah, man. That thing hurt. Ooh,

that thing hurt. I never forget. Yeah. You know that? Yeah. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did.

That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did.

That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did.

That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did.

That's what I did. That's what I did. That's what I did. Thank you guys for joining us tonight. Thank you for joining us for another episode of Nightcap. Please, I don't know if I mentioned that earlier, please make sure you hit that like button. Make sure you hit that subscribe button.

Thank you so much. You've helped us gain 1,157,000 subscribers. You know, our magic goal, April 8th, Ocho, we got to be at 1.2 million. That's our goal. We got to stay on track. At least 100,000 subs every month. That's our goal. We got to stay on track with that. Thank you guys for selling out Shea by

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But we would greatly, greatly appreciate it if you signed up to the Nightcap Podcast feed. Thank you for joining us again for another episode of Nightcap. I am your favorite. Oh, Shannon Sharp. He's your favorite number 85. Routrunner extraordinaire. Bengals. Ring of Fame.

Honor Reap. All pro. Pro bowler. Liberty City's own. Mr. Chad. Ocho. Cinco. Johnson.

Rosado. Better. The lesser half of Real Rosado. Thank you for joining us. We're out. I see y'all when do we get. Chad, I love y'all. I'm getting on Warzone.

I'm Michael Kasson, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company. The podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next. In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi. We dive into the competitive world of streaming. What others dismiss as niche, we embrace as core. There are 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. 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. It became known as the Iran-Contra affair.

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. You're listening to an iHeart Podcast.