Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Saquon’s chain, surprise find, Q and Ayee

Episode Date: February 11, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Philadelphia Eagles RB Saquon Barkley getting a “26” pendant with over 200 carats on it after the Eagles Super Bowl win. Later, Unc and Ocho discuss a man being surprised by finding what looks to be part of a condom wrapper while cleaning out his girlfriend's car, Q and Ayee and much more!03:53 - Saquan Barkley new chain21:10 - Man surprised when cleaning girlfriend’s car30:00 - Q&Ayyyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The 26th pendant, that's over 200 calories. Okay, I like that. That's Benny the Jeweler. Benny the Jeweler, nice, man. Yeah, I think I. That's Benny the Jeweler. Benny the Jeweler nice now. Yeah, I think I see a lot of celebs. I went on his page today. I checked him out. I think Cardi B is purchasing pieces from him.

I think Usher got his U-piece from him. Hey, Benny the Jeweler, if you see this, I need a pinky ring for April, baby. I'll let you, boy. I need a pinky ring. I need a pinky ring for April, baby. I'll let you, boy. I need a good deal.

I need something nice. Something real nice and God. Something nice and God. You hear me? Oh, no. Benny. I know that thing. That's about 200, three, two, three, four.

No, no, no, no, no. Not that much. Not that much. Not that much. I mean, that's about maybe, maybe about 90, 120, maybe about 90,120. You know? I ain't got it. I ain't got it. I ain't got it.

Oh, you go. You got it. Oh, you got it. Yeah. You got it. Yeah. Hey, Chad, y'all send Benny the jeweler. Tell him I need a pinky ring, man.

I need a pinky ring for the tour. No, just a holla, holla. I tell you what, you get that bit of the jewelry piece, I'm going to get me one of those Tom Brady watches. Well, I'm just getting a pinky ring. That's all. No, that's $800,000. You don't need that.

You don't even wear diamonds. What are you talking about? How do you do this? Y'all better stop. Y'all see who that is? Okay. Okay, I see you. I see you.

Y'all see that right there? Look at that. You can't have money, boy. You see that right there? That's Tiffany. That new thing that just came out for Tiffany. Wait, what? I can't.

It looks just plain, though. What is it? It's plain. Oh, I see got joints over there. I see him. I see him. Baguettes. Oh, it's different on each side. Yeah.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. You know something I picked up for myself with Grimmel? You know, I like a little Grimmel gift. A little Grimmel gift here and there. It ain't even Christmas, boy. We in February. That's what I got it for Grimmel. February. It was like when I got it for criminal. Oh, okay. Okay.

Okay. I got it for criminal. That's it. That's it. I'm out of gas, man. Hey, speaking of holidays, listen, Valentine's Day coming up. Boy, you got your Valentine's Day? Oh, I know you guys are, Ocho.

Oh, I saw a real little humble band. Ocho said, man, Ocho one time picked me up for a helicopter. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I don't play. I don't play when it comes a helicopter. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I don't play. I don't play when it comes to holidays. Like, if we don't play. I don't play.

Helicopters, you know, shopping sprees, you know, we do Chanel store. Now, see, this is the problem, huh? We ain't together right now. So you still got to do it, huh? You got... What happened? Hey, Orchard, you still got to do that, though. You got... What happened?

Hey, Ocho, you still got to do that, though. You got to do that. Yeah, for sure. Hold on. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Time out. Chat, y'all with me? Yeah, because she said she still help you with your stuff.

Oh, yeah. Now, listen. Listen. I have a question. Now, chat, y'all listen to me. I have businesses, you know, stuff that's going on away from nightcap, away from football. She keeps everything in order for me because I got going on. I got 50, 11 jobs.

So she keeps all my ducks in a row so I'm able to travel and things are in order. Well, you got to break up. You got to break off. Okay. Now, how much of the breaking off do I do as far as going out, going out and doing things? At least, at bare minimum. Talk to me. At bare minimum, $10 to $15.

$1,500? $10 to $15. You know, $5. On Valentine's Day? Yeah. Even though she left me? Now, I understand her taking care of my business and making sure everything's straight,

despite us not being together. But you think? Yeah. Chad, what y'all think? I would listen. I remember one time, not too long ago, when I was talking about when it was rough, I'm talking about when it just happened,

I tweeted out I needed an assistant because I thought, well, damn, I got all this stuff going on. If she's out the picture, I ain't gonna be able to do all that. And obviously,

she, like, you know what? I'll be not on good terms. I'm still gonna make sure everything is okay. And she's done that to date. Yeah. Three months.

I mean, look, if I tell you I'm gonna do something, I was seeing this chick one time, Mojo, and her girlfriend was going to get married, but it was going to be a destination wedding. And so she's like, man, I'm not going to.

I said, look, I'll pay for you to go to your girlfriend's wedding. Right. We ended up breaking up. Oh. And I told her, I hit her up. I said, hey, I promised you I was going to, I'll take care of your girl, for you to fly to your girlfriend to a wedding.

Okay. Come back, get the money. Hey, she didn't come in the house. I met outside. He pulled up in the driveway. I gave her the money, gave her cash. She said, thank you. You're mad at your word.

Boom. You ain't go? No, hell no. I wasn't going anyway. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. I was paying for her to go. Okay, okay. Because it was a destination wedding, and it was expensive.

I mean, she had a job, but I mean, it was, you know, by the time she got an airline, by the time she got a flight, I mean, a flight and a hotel, I'm assuming a three-day minimum. So I gave her, I said, go, enjoy, have a great time.

So you're comfortable. Yep. That's how I am. Right. But, hey, I know everybody. If I promise you something, hey, I'm going to do it. If I say I'm going to pay, look, I got you. I'm paying your rent. If we break up, I'm going to go ahead and, hey, I'm going to go ahead and give you money for the rest of the year.

Right. We go our separate ways. And you know what? And now that now you got me, now you jogging my memory. I'm thinking that I have an individual that we are no longer together. That is making sure all my business affairs are in order. You know, despite the chaos and the turmoil going on between us now how much do i extend my services on a day like valentine's day as a thank you for what you're doing for me what is what what

she's providing what does that work to you that's a good one and i think people in the chat might not understand that because they don't see it because they're not in that position or understanding of all I have going on outside of the jokes and the laughs. It's the serious part of life. So how much is that worth? How do you value that? It's only what is it worth to you? Because I can tell you what, but she's not doing that for me. If you had to pay somebody to do that.

It wouldn't be as much as what you told me to fork off, I don't think. I'm not sure. First of all, do you trust somebody to handle your business like that? To know your ins and outs? So it's worth that. It's worth that. For me to try to replace Shelly, for I trust somebody implicitly,

couldn't put a price on it. Right. Okay. Okay. Couldn't put a price on it. Okay. So I got to be careful. So now,

this is the next thing. Chat. What? Any ideas? I got three days. I got three days. What do you think? Talk to me.

I didn't did it all. I didn't did yachts, I didn't did helicopters. I mean, Maldi. I mean, I've run out of ideas to do. So, I mean, you good at this, Chad? Y'all have any ideas? The problem is that you go, I mean, you

bro, you out here. Once you go to the stars and the planets, I mean, going to the moon ain't no fun no more. You don't been to the stars. You don't been to Pluto. You don't been to Neptune. Yeah.

Chad, you need ideas? Maybe I can do something simple. You know, something simple. Hire some violinists. Maybe a live band. Maybe have a personal chef come in and cook a five course meal hold on how about this chef in a live band

roses flowers she wake up music chef already down there cooking but we need two separate houses now hey send him over there or have him come to your place or have him go to a place that little place he can't cook nothing there he can't cook nothing but a pot of chili at your house

that little ass apartment you get That little place, he can't cook nothing there. He can't cook nothing but a pot of chili at your house. That little-ass apartment you get. Man, real don't want no damn beanie-weenie. Send him over there to our place and do a breakfast or brunch, whatever the case may be. I like that. I like that. I like the live band.

I like the live band playing while breakfast is being made. Yeah. I like that. That's different. I like the live band. I like the live band playing while breakfast is being made. Yeah. I like that. That's different. That's different. That's different. That's different. Okay, guys, we got to pay some bills.

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It'll be right where you need to be. They just have to get past Patrick Mahomes every year. Apparently, the Steelers are in contention to acquire Debo. Where do you think the best fit for Debo Samuels? I think the best fit for Debo Samuels is the West Coast offense. Offense and a coordinator that's very creative

and understanding how to use him in a multitude of ways because I see him at the Swiss Army Knife. I like him on offense like Green Bay. I like him on offense like Green Bay. I like him on offense with like Andy Reid, you know, with the creativity they have. Obviously, he's already leaving Shanahan, offense like Shanahan, maybe McVay. McVay

can move around and use him in certain ways and use him to his strengths as opposed to just sticking him in the system and saying, this is our scheme. This is what we do. Learn it. Devo is a great receiver. He's a great receiver. I don't, he's a football player.

He's more of a good football player as opposed to a great receiver. I don't even know if that makes sense. I think, Chad, this is nothing disrespectful. You know, in his own right, there are things that he does extremely well. I think he better be suited for offense like McVay. Obviously, he's going from Shanahan. Green Bay, you know, West Coast style. Andy Reid's creativity, you know, knowing how to use him to his strength

as opposed to just lining them up, saying, all right, I need you to get open. This is a scheme. These are the X's and O's. I need you to get open off the muscle. Yeah, I agree with you, Ocho. I would look at Deebo. I say he's good at a lot of things. I don't know if he's great at any one thing.

Right. He can run back kickoffs. You can hand him the football. You can throw the football on the jailbreak screens. He's a good slot receiver. But like I said, great. I think when I think of great receivers, I'm thinking Chase.

I'm thinking Jeddah. I'm thinking guys like that. But when I look at returners, I don't think, okay, he's good, but he's not great. So, like I said, I think he's really good at a lot of good things. At a lot of things. Don't know if he's great at one particular thing.

Like you said, he's a good football player that you can line him up, can plug him in, and he can do a lot of things. Everything. Yes. And so I'm anxious to see where he ends up. But like you said, he needs to go somewhere that someone that has an imagination and has some creativity and that can use him,

use his skill set that's very unique. Right. And so you can maximize what you're getting with Debo. You understand. Like I said, hand him the football. He can. I mean, you can literally hand him the football. There are not very many receivers that you can hand him the football. They run the backfield. You can toss it to him. The only person I can think about who's been able to do it over the years and have success with it,

maybe not to the extent of Debo Samuels, is Cordell Patterson. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yepels, is Cordell Patterson. Yep, yep, yep, yep. Well, Cordell Patterson. So I'm really hoping, because this is situations where it gets very sticky, especially in the NFL, when you go places where, listen, the sun is shining very bright when it comes to Shanahan

and the creativity that he has from an offensive perspective, especially with the way they use you in San Francisco. And to go somewhere else outside of that, and they don't use you the same way. You know, there's no creativity. There's a scheme. There are plays. There are X's and O's.

And they stick you in a situation where you just have to run what they do. Nah. I don't think that's going to be conducive for him. Ojo, a man finds surprise while cleaning out be convincing for him. Ojo, a man finds surprise while cleaning out his girlfriend's car. Ojo, check a look at the photo. Oh. Okay, okay, okay.

Is that a potato chip? Is that a potato chip? That don't look like no lei. That's a little too gold. That's a little too shiny for me. Hold on. Hold on. That's a condom? Oh. That's a little too gold. That's a little too shiny for me. Hold on. Hold on. That's a condom? Condom? Oh, that's a magnum.

Oh, man. Oh, hell no. Oh, no. Hey. Don't throw up. Aren't you good? Oh, man. That look like the, hey.

That look like the corner of a Magnum. It do. But hold on. With the corner of the Magnum, that's too small to be ripped off. You can't open it like that. Now, he done took, hey. Coach took a tear to hit that thing. Hey, I'm joking.

You took a tear to hit it. Oh, man. I've been telling you what it did. Hey, boy, that got to hurt. Uh-oh. That got to hurt. Can you imagine? You clean out your car. You find a car in a wrapple. No, boy, that got to hurt. That got to hurt. Can you imagine you clean out your car? You find a car in a wrapple?

No, he cleaned out her car. Oh, oh, oh, oh. That got to hurt. That got to hurt. Hey, sometimes it happens to the best of us, huh? You hear me? Everybody hurts. It happens to the best of us, huh? You hear me? Everybody hurts. Sometimes.

Lord, have mercy. Hey, sometimes the rabbit got the gun. Sometimes you got the gun. Through life experiences, you understand it can be you. Ooh. Yeah. You understand? It can be you. Yeah. Good, good. Hey, hey.

Hey. She say, hey, you got that on you? I do. I do. I was hoping you say so. Hey. Listen, it's one thing, man. It's tough, man.

It's tough, man. It's tough. Things like that happen. I think for men, we have to understand, despite our love for the female species, even when we are together, at times, human nature is undefeated. It has showed us time and time again that at times, despite the love

that they may have for you, there's always one. There's always one that can... We've seen it time and time again. Hey, look at it, bro. Look on the bright side.

Hey, homeboy. Hey. Hey, he ain't wrong Ojo, look on the bright side. Hey, homeboy. Hey. Hey. He ain't wrong. He ain't get wrong. He ain't going there wrong. You know what I'm saying? I mean, hey.

I'm just saying, Ojo. Ojo, in a situation like that, you got to look on the positive side. Right. You can't look at it negative. That's what you're optimistic. You're being optimistic. Yeah. Okay.

Okay. Okay. You got to look on the positive side, Ojo. I mean, that's the only way you're going to keep're being optimistic. Yeah. Okay, okay, okay. You got to look at the positive side of the joke. I mean, that's the only way you'll keep your sanity. Time out, time out. So if that was your girl. Whoa! Are you talking about me?

Huh? If you found, if you cleaned out her car and you vacuumed her car, you found a car in the rabbit like that, that's what you're going to say? Well, at least, at least he ain't going to roll. That's what you're going to say, huh, at least he ain't going to roll? That's what you're going to say? Are you going to give him another chance? Are you going to give him another chance?

Are you going to give him another chance? Whoa, whoa, whoa, yo! I'm just asking. He ain't got to look at the problems. No! No, no. Oh, hold on. All right, so you're out of there?

If that's you, put yourself in his shoes. Do you see that? What's he going to say? You going to call him? I mean, baby, well, listen, I know you made a mistake. Can we talk about it? I mean, are you going to give him another chance? You know, he's going to hit you with that.

You know, listen, we all made mistakes. I was drunk. Whoa, that ain't no mistake. A mistake is leaving your iPad in the back of the seat on the plane. Okay, okay. Or leaving your briefcase in the rental car. That's a mistake. Right.

How do you mistake and let somebody mistake put meat in you? Oh, that's a good one. So are you saying in this situation, in this case, does that mean you out? There's nothing you can do depending on how much you love her. This is a great conversation. I'm just curious. I'm trying to see where your mind at. Now listen, now one thing I want you to remember now, I want you to remember back in your heyday.

You hear me? Oh yeah, you're born with it. I'm back in the day. Hey, I'm back in the day. I'm back in the day. See? Now you got to think. Hey, back in the day, I had a simple philosophy. I heard them old men say, you say, boy, you're awful poor rat

if you ain't got but one hole to climb up in. You know what I'm saying? I didn't understand what they meant until I got older. But I was probably like eight or nine, and them grown men, the older men was talking. I was like, but it made sense I said okay cat coming you got two holes it wasn't until I got much older

and realized they were talking about women talking about one you ain't got but one hole to climb up in I was like oh damn y'all been talking nasty but see the old man couldn't be talking like we talk around the boys. Yes, sir.

But obviously, when we around little kids, we keep it PG. Saying some of the same thing, but keeping it PG. Right. What would I do? Yeah, O2, I think I'm going to have to deal. You gone? Yeah. Damn. Yeah. Damn.

Yeah. Yeah, that's tough. I mean, obviously, the more time you got in, the harder it is to leave. Harder to let go, yeah. Yeah. I mean, y'all dating a week, but I don't know, Ocho. It's tough. I just

sometimes you just gotta chalk it up sometimes you just gotta chalk it up because think about it you and I have both been professional athletes who win some you lose some it's a dirty game

the game is the game which is why which is why when we talk sometimes and we have certain discussions and I tell you one thing that I'm very good at is I'm able to compartmentalize

and understand about managing my expectations put that back up there put that put that back put that back up there yeah like

like I was yeah that's right. That little at the corner. That little at the corner. That little at the corner. Hey, Ojo, what if he'd have found that corner and a rope and a rope pack?

Oh, no, not the rope pack. He's gonna be the steering wheel of it oh man that's funny that's funny how could you that's funny that's that pain

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toothpick in him. Yeah. Hey, listen. It happens to the best of them. And depending on the lifestyle you live, you understand. It can be you. Yeah. At some point in time, everybody, you understand. It can be you. Yeah. At some point in time, everybody, it ain't ever happen to me.

No. You don't know that it's happened to you. But it's done happen. And it's done happen more than once. Yeah. You better learn. You better learn. I say it all the time.

Listen, you have to find a way to compartmentalize, manage your expectations, and understand it's not your property. I don't care about no goddamn title. I don't care about how much you say she love you. I don't care about none of that. I done seen it. A lifetime of experience. Yeah. A wise man once said.

What happened? I said a lifetime of experience as a wise man once said. Oh, yeah, for sure. Would never lead you astray. Ocho, now it's time for our last segment of the evening. It's time for Q&A. Hey, this one's fun. I like it.

I like that you late-nighted. Because late-night was cool. Hustley. Hustle. I guess that's it. I guess it's hustle. What are the chances of LeBron joining Mavs in free agency? He's always talking about playing with Kyrie again,

and he clearly likes AD. Also, J.K. coached him in L.A. as an assistant. That man loves L.A. He left. He went to L.A. I mean, they called Magic. Hey, Magic. Magic went over to his house.

It was very little recruiting. It didn't have to sell. LeBron wanted to be in L.A. But because of what he wants to do after basketball, I don't see him leaving. Anything's possible. I'm not going to say anything because anything is possible. But me, I don't see him leaving. Right.

Nah. Absolutely not. I don't see it. And he got Luka. Luka can prolong his career another two, three years. LeBron legitimately could get 25 years. Yeah.

25 years. Especially with a player like Luka. Yes. LeBron doesn't have to do the heavy lifting. He doesn't have to have the ball in his hands all the time. Luka obviously can bring the ball up the court. I think, obviously, right? If LeBron is a facilitator, if he's a facilitator, you don't have to do much.

No. Yeah. I like it. Judging justice. stop defending Nico the narrative that there are death threats and put out by mavericks are victim blaming mainstream sports media no one is threatening this man they want him fired plain and simple

how do you know how do you know they're not threats against this man life okay they want him fired okay that's fine okay maybe the organization don't want to fire him threats against this man life. Okay, they want him fired. Okay, that's fine. Okay, maybe the organization don't want to fire him. But how do you definitively know that there are no threats

against this man or his family? How do you know that, Jeff, for you to say that? Mainstream media sports. How do you know that? We've seen guys drop passes, and they say they got death threats, but I guess they're lying too.

Listen, he definitely got death threats. You want him fired, because you're Maverick's friend. You want him fired, but don't say that just because, oh, mainstreaming. Why would you want to make that up? Why would I even put, why would we, why would somebody

even put that in the universe? But there's power in the tongue. Why would I wish that on that man? Why would somebody wish that on that man? Stop defending. Ain't nothing to defend about. I don't care one way or another. I didn't lose any sleep before or after the Luka trade.

As a matter of fact, I'm looking forward to going to sleep here shortly. Spartan 314, how about the annoying Celea fans that act obnoxious? Uh, sure. Bro, I know what you're trying to say. Should I have been kicked out? Had they kicked me out and said, Shannon, you can't come back to a Lakers game, I'd have gladly turned in my season tickets because I was wrong.

So if you want me to try to defend my actions while supporting somebody else's, that's not going to happen. I said I was wrong. I'm here to tell you, I was dead wrong. Did I step on the court? No. Should I have engaged Dylan Brooks? No. Dylan Brooks young enough to be my son.

Why the hell I'm arguing with him about what? It was in good nature and then it got too far. I'm the adult in the room. I should have turned down the temperature. I turned up the temperature. So if the Lakers had said, if they had escorted me out the building and told me I had to turn my tickets in, what was I going to say? They wrong?

Not. I was wrong. I've made that abundantly clear. So, bro, you can't make me feel bad. You can't. And if they say, Shannon, you can't come back, fine. If the NBA, if the NBA, if Adam Silver had a call by agency and said, well, Shannon can't go to any NBA arenas.

Well, Shannon going to do his job, watch the games on television and still go out there and talk about it. So that's where I am on that. I was wrong. I was wrong then. And I've said that. But no, there's a line that we shouldn't be able to cross. So did I cross the line? Sure.

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Tyrus here. What's up, Uncle No-Choke? Can y'all hold Travis Kelsey accountable for not speaking to the media after the game like y'all did with Mark Andrews? Love the show. No, he spoke to the media after the game. He just cut it short. There's a difference. Mark Andrews did not speak after the game. He did not even speak after the exit interview.

So there are two different things. Should Trav had stayed there and spoke? Sure. Because had they won, he would not have cut the interview short. So if you're waiting for me to defend him, but let's provide context. He did speak, but he cut it short.

And it says a lot. He did speak, but he cut it short. And it says a lot. When you lose, when you're at your lowest, you still do things as if you're at your highest. It's not always easy. We always want to win, Ocho. We always want to be in a beneficial or an advantageous situation. But

that's not how life works. It's really not. And so you just take the good with the bad. You speak the same because when you lose, it tells a lot about your character. Hey, I hated to lose, but I hated losing more than I loved,

enjoyed winning because losing hurts more than, than winning feels good. But I understood that was a part of my job. I understood that as a leader, as being a professional, that you stand before the media and you answer all their questions until they're done and then you exit stage left. I've always done that. I'm a firm believer in that.

That does not change. What do you think, Ocho? You got a problem with the way you travel, haven't you? Listen, I don't have a problem with it. Obviously, he cut it short. He would probably understand the questions that were going to come, but the fact that he did sit there and answer, I'm not sure.

Is there a time limit that players have to stand there and answer some questions? The fact that he did answer some is, to me, sufficient enough because what more can you say? What more can you say, especially that he did answer some is, to me, it's sufficient enough because it's really, I mean, what more can you say? What more can you say, especially after losing?

Other than that. It's normally like 10, 15 minutes, Ocho. Ooh, shit, that's long. Yeah. Ooh, that's long, but. Because I remember having this conversation, you know,

are you going to the locker room? I mean, after you're on the field, I mean, there's a celebration, Ocho. You got to cool down. You're on the field, you're having a good time, you, hey, all your boys, hey, you know, I the field, there's a celebration. You're on the field. You're having a good time. All your boys, I remember

me, Burns, Foots, all of them. We take your pictures together. We go into the locker room, and then they come get you. Okay, Shannon, now it's your meet-up. They put you on the cart. They got a podium. You're on the podium. Seven's at a podium. 30's at a podium. This guy's at a podium, and you...

Because a lot of times, they might... Okay, guy's at a podium, and you, hey. Because a lot of times, they might, okay, TD, you might have gotten to the podium first. Right. They see you over there. Now, they come over there, they might have not heard the question that somebody had already asked. Right. They ask you a question. So that's why it's a little longer than normal. Right.

But, like I said, I don't know how long Trav was actually there. I read that he cut the interview short. I don't know, did he cut it three minutes short, five minutes short, eight? I don't know. But the way I understood it is that he did speak originally,

but he cut the interview short. Heart of Sage said, respect the Eagles, but the Chiefs need a new line and some receivers beside Worthy. Love the show, though. Come on. Yeah.

Yeah, they got to hand it to them. And the offensive line was kind of bad. They kind of regrouped Ocho and pieced it together. But obviously, we saw what happened when they lost to Tampa. The offensive line, all their starters went down. And guess what? They got it handed to them in the Super Bowl.

They come back. They regroup. They get back to the Super Bowl with the three straight. One, two. I'm sure Andy Reid, Brent Beach, who's the general manager, they'll get together. They'll figure this thing out. This is not the end of the Chiefs.

So if you're thinking that's the case, you're sadly, sadly mistaken. Mistaken, yeah. Now, listen, I said that as soon as the game ended. You know, obviously, congratulations to the Chiefs. Game well played. But knowing Andy Reid, knowing Patrick Mahomes, understanding what they need to do, what they need to fix. The fact that you were able to make it this far with the issues you had with the offensive line. Which isn't going to happen once you fix it.

Yeah. They'll be back. They'll be right back. Big TD to one. Uncle Nocho been watching since day one. Thanks for what you guys are doing. You guys have inspired me to jump into the podcast world. Hey, Uncle, losing up on my Cowboys, man.

Damn. No. They loosened up. They need to tighten up. That's the problem. They loosened up. They need to tighten up. Samuel Griffith.

Hey, Uncle Nocho, do you think Saquon made the right decision to sit out week 18 and not go for the all-time single-season rushing record? It doesn't matter what Ocho and I think. It matters what he thinks. Now, Ocho can speak for himself. I believe Ocho, excuse me, the results would have been the same.

Yeah. I do. That's just me, but I... The results would have been the same but listen you you would have sat out who

if it was me I'm playing well I would have wanted to play but the coach but they would have probably did

what they did to me deactivated nah you ain't deactivated me I'm going to get this record matter of fact

I'm going to have that record and I'm going to have that ring. Yeah. And that's the party. Don't cut me short. Nah,

I need all that. Kimber Norwood Jr. Question. Oh, is the system best fits Aaron Rodgers going to be next season? I would like to see him in Cleveland. I think Ochoa and I, we kind of discussed it yesterday.

The team. Yeah. Oakland., I think Oakland, excuse me, Oakland, Las Vegas Raiders, Cleveland Browns, the New Orleans Saints, maybe the Steelers, Tennessee, maybe the Giants.

I think Green Bay is out of the question and it seems like the Jets are out of the question. Now, what other teams need a quarterback? We know the Raiders need one. The Saints are going to potentially need one because Derek Carr, his cap number is going to be almost $52 million, I think. If I'm not mistaken, I think I read that.

Almost $52 million. That's a big high cap number, and it doesn't seem like he's interesting in taking a pay cut. The Browns, clearly. The Sean is not playing next year with that Achilles. He tore it, and then he

re-tore it. The Steelers, what are they going to do? Is it going to be Russ? Is it going to be Justin Fields? Do they move in a different direction? The Giants? Tennessee? There are several suitors out there that need quarterbacks. The question is, do they want a guy

that's going to be 41 years of age? Slick Rick Ocho don't do anything on Valentine's Day. Wait till the day after or do something for her the whole rest of the week so she knows she's special to you, not just on Valentine's Day. Okay, okay, okay. Listen, I like the way you're thinking there, boss. I like the way you're thinking. I was looking for some ideas.

So that's a good one. That's a very good one. But you have to understand, you talk about waiting till the week. I really can't wait till the week because on that specific day, that specific individual is expecting something. And obviously, based on what she's doing for me, despite us being, eh,

it's warranted, just to be honest. And I ain't gonna lie to you. I know I play around a lot. This individual keeps my ducks in a row. She dotting my I's and she crossing my T's from a business standpoint. I ain't talking about nothing else. I ain't talking about no laying

down horizontally or vertically. I ain't talking about that. I'm talking about from a business perspective. So I have to do right. You absolutely do. Yeah. So I ain't going gonna go too crazy now i must love cash shiana was finding in progress nola will you be my valentine roll pass on me okay use my coupon yet okay will you see me hey hold on speaking hold on. Speaking of, speaking of Valentine's, right?

I had a message. I had a message from somebody. Who? You, yeah. A very good friend of mine. Very good friend of mine. A friend of mine, mom,

said, you need to date an older woman. She's a beautiful woman. Stay with me now. She is 49, right up your alley you know um master's degree

doctorate degree uh well educated um she can cook she can cook your doctor? yeah yeah

I don't know don't get me this I'm just relaying the message I'm relaying the message so um and I told her I already gave you a number so she gonna to text me.

Bad. You already put bad there, bad. They told me, hey, got a lot of rules. I don't know if you... I said, well, damn. Listen, and she said she going to handle

part of the rules. She said she going to handle... She watched the show. She watching right now. She probably watching right now. She't have no problem with the rules. She said she don't have no problem. She watched the show. She watching right now. She probably watching right now. She watch the show and understand the rules and don't have no problem with it. You know? That definitely helped.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Rodrigo Burrito. Hey, guys, the live show was great. You guys should try switching up Spello Cinco, have Punk Spell, and have Ocho answer soccer or NFL Tribune. No, Ocho the one that went to Harvard. Ocho the one that said he was the Spelling Bee champ. I'm not the Spelling Bee champ.

I was the Spelling Bee champ in 1987. I was. I didn't say that you weren't. That's why you spell Osinko. I'm dunk on up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like that. I like that.

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resounding success the lakers defeat the jabs 13-113. He and LeBron look good together. Can't wait to see more of it. Definitely going to try to catch a game. Again, thank you for joining us for Nightcap. I'm Huck. He's Ocho. We will see you later. The Volume.

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