Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Unc and Ocho can’t believe Romeo Doubs suspension

Episode Date: October 6, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Romeo Doubs getting suspended by the Packers. They also discuss raising their credit score over the years, OBJ gets activated to the roster and answer some fan questions in Q and Ayee!05:07 - Shedeur Sanders Draft Odds35:44 - OBJ41:26 - Q and Aye(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Packers' Romeo Dobbs was suspended one game for conduct detrimental to the team. The Packers made the announcement shortly before they departed for Sunday's game at the Ram. The suspension came after Dobbs missed two days of practice and meeting. The team initially explained the absence as for personal reasons, but Sports Illustrated reported that Dobbs was upset about his opportunities in the passing game. Packers GM Brian Gunekens. Unfortunately, we had to make a difficult decision to suspend Romeo for this week's game. Packers GM Brian Gunekens. Unfortunately, we had to make a difficult decision to suspend Romeo for this week's game.

His decisions and actions during the week negatively impacted the team and required us to take this action. While we are certainly disappointed, we are confident that we'll be able to move forward in a positive manner. Romeo is a valuable member of our team, and we look

forward to welcoming him back next week. Dobbs ranked second on the team with 20 catches, 169 yards, but has yet to score a touchdown in four games. In Love's return, Packers threw the ball 54 times. Eight of those were targeted to Dobbs, who caught four for 39 yards. Only one wide receiver, D'Antavion Wicks, with 13 targets, was thrown the ball more than Dobbs. Oh, Joe. Yes, sir.

You mean to tell me guys really, like, really missed practice? Guys get upset that I ain't got no targets, I ain't get no ball, they got no touchdowns. Guys really missed practice? Not be late to practice. I don't know. Missed the entire practice. Yeah.

You know what? It's hard to actually know what exactly happened in a report coming out saying it. I mean, how truthful do you think that really is? Why would they suspend him? Because we don't know what he got suspended for. Hold on. They said

it was for personal reasons. When has somebody ever got suspended for. Hold on. They said it was for personal reasons. When has somebody ever got suspended for personal reasons? It was somebody told them Sports Illustrated broke the story that said he missed skip practice. He skipped meetings because he was upset.

Hold on. Hold on. This is what the GM said. Unfortunately unfortunately we had to make a difficult decision to suspend Romeo for this week's game for his decisions and actions during the week that negatively impacted the team

and required us to take this action Ocho nothing else needs to be said so you just you using Illustrated as your source? I'm using Brian Gunekus, the general manager. Based on what he said. What if he was at practice and he acted a fool in practice? Ocho, Ocho, come on, Ocho. At some point in time, Ocho, you got to stop this.

I get it. I get it. You don't want to say anything. I'm asking a question. Okay. I'm not relying on fucking Sports Illustrated. I'm relying on Brian Gunekes, the general manager. And I heard what you said, and I said

maybe he acted a fool in practice and they had to suspend him for his conduct because he's not getting the ball. Okay. Acting a fool in practice. I ain't getting the ball. You know how you act a fool? You know what? You can't be doing that while you're here. You got to go. Hold on.

Now, you just told me last week when these reporters get stuff about Devontae, it's coming from somewhere. Now, all of a sudden, it's not coming from anywhere. They made it up. That's not what you said. Hold on. Hold on. I'm not paying any mental

source. You said when reporters say things, they're getting it from somewhere. Now they report this. It came out of thin air. And now Brian Gunikens, the general manager, said we had to make a difficult decision to suspend Romeo for this week's game, his decisions, and his actions. This week negatively impacted the team and required us to take this action. And I guarantee the action you talk about, it happened

at practice. I guarantee you didn't. How much you want to bet? I'll tell you what I do. I'll tell you what I do. If he didn't miss practice, you give me your salary. If he didn't miss practice, bet your salary. Which salary? Bet your salary. Which salary?

Bet your salary. Which job? Whichever one you want to pick, whatever show that you appear on, bet it. Okay, bet. No, no, no. Ain't no bullshit now.

I'm real. I'm talking real. Bet it. Nah, bet a thousand. No, I don't want no thousand fucking dollars. What did I ever do with $1,000? I bet $500. A lot.

I bet $500,000. Who? I'll bet you $500,000. Why we can't bet $1,000? I don't want no $1,000. What the hell I'm going to do with $1,000? What you going to do with $500,000? Hell, I go upstairs right now and pull that out.

What the hell I'm going to do with that? Well, see, I can pull it out too. Bet $500. I don't even gamble. right now and pull that out. What the hell am I going to do with that? Well, see, I can pull it out too. Bet 500. I don't even gamble. You ain't got to gamble because you said it didn't happen like that, so that's not a gamble. I said, what if it didn't? I said, I wouldn't rely on

Sports Illustrated for nothing. Bet 500, Dean. Just think about it. You can be 500k just like that in the blink of an eye. No, no, no, no, no, no. I don't care about no money. I'm trying to figure out why you're so happy about what Sports Illustrated said. I'm talking about what Brian Gunikens did. Okay, and I say it's probably because of what he did at practice. Bet 500K then.

I'll tell you what I do. Why are we betting money? No, no, no. I'll tell you what I do. I'll put up a million to your 500,000. No. No. Chat, y'all see that?

Now, he just done. Oh, Chat, y'all see that? Now he just done... Oh, Joe, I'm going to cover you. I'm going to put up a million for 500K. Hey, listen to me. Listen to me. Hey, Romeo Dobbs is in his second year, right? I don't know what year he in. He's in his second year. I mean, he's in his second year. Okay.

Right? As in his second year. What year is he in? Second or third? I could have swore he was in... Nah, he might be in his second year. Okay. Right? As-as, he's in his second year. What year is he in? Second or third? I could have swore he was in. No, he might be in his third. Third. He might be in his second. He in his third? Yeah.

Third year pulling some shit like that? That's a vet move, man. That's a vet move. I can honestly say, I played 14 years. I ain't never had a teammate. And guys have been upset about playing time, about incentive. Right, right, right. But I ain't never had a teammate. And the guys have been upset about playing time, about incentives, but I ain't never... Have guys been late for

meetings? Yes. Have the guys been late for practice? Yes. But I'm talking about just skip that ish all together? Yeah. I don't know. In order to pull something like that off, you got to be that boy, too. Yeah. You got to be that boy, too.

Yeah. You got to be that boy. Like Aaron Rodgers, like that. Oh, yeah, he's giving the minicamp. Yeah, see? You got to be that boy to be able to pull some stuff like that off, and nothing happened. Yeah. And there's no disciplinary actions.

Now, I'm a third-year receiver, just not showing up for two days in a row? Mm-mm. No. Oh, man. I mean, and then they're going to go even if you're first you got like that they probably they probably won't suspend you but they're gonna take that game check you can play but i will take that money right right right oh they're gonna get some oh yeah for sure oh they're gonna get something oh yeah oh yeah and because the thing is you're gonna want

to play i mean because you don't want people to know to give that negative light that you mispracticed, you was out and you were moping. So you don't want to give that look, Ocho, because you don't want that out there. That's the thing with these young guys, bro. You don't want that out there. You don't want the malcontent, because it's hard to shake that.

Once you get that label, Ocho, you ain't. It's hard to shake it. I mean, you got to be on your best behavior for years and years because you have another slip up they gonna say see you remember yeah I was like bro I still can't believe it

one thing about him now when they put that ball in his hands oh boy he go to work Ocho bro you your third year. Yeah. You do it like you Jerry, like you Randy. Come on, bro. Damn.

Okay. Justin Jefferson. You know what's bad? Huh? You know what's bad, though? What is? They got four gangsters over there. Dobbs, Wicks, Watson, and Reed.

Yes. All of them boys like that. Yes. Yes. All of them like that. But that's the Ocho. If he, let's just say he's Jefferson, or he's Tyreek, he's CD, he's Chase,

he's one of these top five, top seven receivers. Right. They wouldn't do that, but I can see like, hey man, y'all messing with my money, I'm in a contract year, y'all bull jiving. Okay, I'm going to be late.

You know what? I'm going to hold in. I ain't going to, I'm going to come to practice, but I ain't going to practice. Okay, I'm going to be late for me, and I'm going a contract year. Y'all bull jiving. Okay. Right. I'm going to be late. You know what? I'm a hold in. I ain't going to, I'm going to come to practice, but I ain't going to practice. Okay. I'm going to be late for me. I'm going to be sleep.

I ain't going to be paying no attention. Yada, yada, yada. But bro, in your third year with no first team, all pro with no pro bowls. Oh,

hell no. You can't do that, bro. You see what you just said? You see what you just said? With no, all pros with no pro bowls. You know how you get them with the goddamn ball in your hands. Hey, you see what you just said? You see what you just said? With no all pros, with no provos, you know how you get them? With the

goddamn ball in your hands. Oh, Joe, but when you got five dogs over there, hey, they threw him the second most targets in the game. Yeah. He gonna be alright, though. Oh, man, ain't no way in hell. He gonna be alright. But see,

that's the thing, though. though see young guys do stuff like that even Randy when get Miranda got ticked off or T.O. or guys they ain't missing no practice Ocho do you understand the kahunas that you got to have the guts to pull that shit off that even

that's why it's hard for me to believe because you got to have balls to be able to do that hey um think about this miss a practice miss a wednesday and thursday like that i'm i'm i can't uh maybe maybe because i'm trying to put myself in this exactly i'm not missing no practice oh joe Joe. But remember we had the conversation, what these guys would do compared to what we did when we played. You see the difference? Now you see. You're like, hold on.

Because first of all, your best players, do you understand the grace that a team will give you? Because you're one of their best, and he's one of their better players. Yeah. Because they ask Mike, hey, guys, hey, we're going to leave you. Well, what happens if John Elwell and Shannon late? Well, hey, let hey guys hey we're gonna leave you well what happened if john l where chandelier well hey we get to leave when we want to they're gonna wait you know what i'm saying it's a charge of flying so for them to suspend him oh joe you know sometimes they suspend okay you're not gonna start the game or you're gonna miss a quarter but they suspended this man the whole game you're not

traveling that is a game check do you understand in order for them to take a game check what you had to have done done yeah man please this dude this dude crazy i ain't giving nobody oh joe now they're gonna be a time that you know man i wish i could have had that little $50,000, $60,000. I don't know what he's making. I'm just saying, Chad. Yeah. I ain't giving him no money. No, no, no.

You're not going to get no game, Chad. And somebody do a game. Somebody do making $2 million, $3 million a game. Yeah. He probably making, he probably, well, he was a high-round draft pick. Wasn't he a third or fourth-round pick? Yeah, $55,000. That's a lot of money when you only making $55,000 a game.

Man, please. Oh, no. Hey, you got to talk. Hey, he must be thought he was Allen Iverson. Practice? Not a game. Practice. Oh, no. Hey. Super superstars. But? Not a game. Practice.

Oh, no. Hey. Super, super stuff. But superstars would never do that. No, no, no, no. Not in football because your money ain't guaranteed. No. Can you a basketball?

Yeah. Oh, y'all want to play? Okay, bet. Or, well, baseball players, they have spring training. They ain't really got no practice because they damn near playing every other day, Ocho. They flying from one city. They got a four-game stretch in one city. Then they going to another city.

So they ain't really got no – they taking batting practice and shagging balls and stuff like that. But they don't have practice like football players or like basketball players. But this dude, out of his mind, I don't know what the hell he's talking about. Oh, hell nah. Ocho, I'm talking about, I've only been late for one meeting in 14

years. No, I've been late for two, but one of them wasn't my fault. Ryan was Ocho, ain't have no vehicle. So you got on me about being late and here you go. You had instances

where you was late and it wasn't your fault and I was late and it wasn't my fault either but I was on my phone. Ocho, Ocho, let me tell you what happened. You know, I ain't have no vehicle.

The guy that I was riding with had a vehicle. I'm waiting on him because, you know, we got to be there at 4 o'clock. So I call him. I'm on my way. I got to go do something. Okay, cool. No problem.

Greely, I will wait. 1 o'clock. Because I don't like to be, my grandma said, I don't like to be the cocktail. I don't like to be the last one there. 2 o'clock because I don't like to be the cocktail I don't like to be laughed with 2 o'clock damn man don't laugh Ocho

2.30 so now I'm pacing I know you're calling by now Ocho I'm a 7th round draft pick Lord have mercy know you're calling by now. Ocho, I'm a seventh round draft pick. Ooh. Lord have mercy. 245.

Three o'clock. I said, Lord, we ain't gonna make it. Lord, we ain't gonna make it, Lord. This ninja. Ocho. What time you booked up? 315 we ain't gonna make it Ocho Ocho you don't know how close I came to fought that dude I started fighting

and this tailcoat we got into a fight Ocho so I called my brother it was like it was like one of the last practices we had because we're gonna break camp right later that week i called my brother said man what's wrong you sound down i said man spank I was late. He said, why were you late? I said, I was riding with somebody. He said, when you get back, when y'all break camp, I say, I think Thursday.

He said, when y'all break camp, after practice on Friday, you go get a vehicle and call me. So I went up there, tried to get a vehicle. They ran my credit. Whew. Whew. Ocho.

See, there you go laughing. Whoo. Ocho, I threw out the trouble when he came out the back with a piece of paper. He's like, Mr. Sharp, do you know if you have anybody that would be willing to cosign?

Woo! I say uh hey boy that's so real man Ocho that's so real I say uh I called him I say spank man he say I can't get it he say why why you can't get it

he say man he say my credit Ocho I ain't gonna tell you a lot O why? Why you can't get it? I said, man, it's my credit. Ocho, I ain't gonna tell you a lot. Ocho, I think my credit might have been 500. I'm being nice. I think it was 500. It might have been 400, Ocho. It was bad, Ocho. It was bad. It was bad, man. It was bad.

I think I had $400. I think I had about $400. But my brother co-signed for me. You got my stuff. It was between four and five. It wasn't above five. I don't think it was below four.

So let's just go between four and five. But my first car. My brother. but my first car my brother uh that thing was so low they needed a crane to pull it up Ocho oh no hey a 500 though

why you can't get shit with that Ocho I'm saying it between 4 and 5 I mean I knew something Ocho I said well man I told him the car that I want Ocho they done pulled it around I'm walking on the lot Ocho you know I'm walking I got my hands in my pocket you know Ocho. They done pulled it around. I'm walking on the lot. Ocho, you know I'm walking. I got my hands in my pocket.

You know, Ocho, I'm about to get me a new car. Hold on. A four or a five? In between four and five. Ocho, you know... Ocho, you know, I'm walking on the lot. I got my hands in my pocket. Yeah yeah I like that one yeah yeah

it's got a power windows yeah yeah yeah it sure does oh I like this black oh hell no I said sir I like this one right here let's go get the paperwork done on that one oh joe so you know I knew something I like this one right here. Let's, let's go get the paperwork done on that one. Oh, Joe.

So, you know, I knew something. Oh, Joe, that joke took a long, I said, well,

damn. Oh, Joe, he back there by 20, 30 minutes. I guess he trying to massage the numbers so he could get me the car. Right. He's up there back there.

There ain't no way he can get this one. Man, that Joe came back there with that piece of paper. He said, Mr. Sharp, is there anybody that you know that would be willing to cosign? Oh, so I ain't really know what cosign. I ain't know no cosign. Ain't nobody. I'm like, what that mean? I say, sir, excuse me? Oh, hell no you know that up uh if you were to default yeah um they would uh be responsible for

it man i called my brother i said bro he's like what happened? I said, man. So, and from that point on, Ocho, I paid, I paid, paid it, paid it off, got my credit. Now all three of them, now they're over eight. I feel good about

myself, but it was a process. And so that's why, hey, nah, don't worry about it i got it you not finna mess up my credit so keep that don't worry about it i got it right because i already know y'all gonna pull some funny stuff and then y'all gonna cause us to fall out we're gonna fall out so yeah i just go ahead and put it on hey i got it hey take it out of my account boom boom boom we ain't gotta worry about it because i ain't gonna have my kids messing with my credit now i don't work too hard to get it man ocho you laughing at your boy man listen i'm laughing because i resonate with you

i'm laughing my credit was bad too my this at one point my credit was bad hell man sister soldier over here had to help me get mine back up to about 750, close to that. I ain't at no age yet, but she had to come in and swoop in and say to Dave, I had no structure and discipline. I have structure and discipline when it comes to doing certain things. Save money, not spending money. When it comes to credit and playing that game. Well, you got to pay all the time.

You got to pay all the time and it's all about discipline. Yeah, yeah. Like you got to be, I'm talking about, you got to be on it, on it, consistently on it. Yeah, because people don't realize, Ojo, the thing is, everybody's paying cash doesn't help your credit.

They need to see you pay on something for an extended period of time in time man well you got my goddamn job bad look here bad or or you know you'd have had to put so much money down you know hey if you don't get no cost on it, you're going to have to put so much money down on it. A lot. Yes. A lot. Oh, man, that was good. That was good. Man, I said, man, please.

I said, bro, I ain't got it like that, bro. But, you know, I worked on it and got it. And now. It's a tedious process to even get in the good graciousness of having a credit but that take time it does it absolutely does and i oh joe i'm trying to figure out how people owe like 10 15 000 credit card and send 50 what the hell you man your kids gonna be paying on that debt. $50? Man, look here. I know when you got, man,

I remember my grandfather got my grandmother to sign. My grandfather was a farmer. And I'll never forget my grandmother co-signed to get some fertilizer, some feed. It wasn't fertilizer. It was feed for the animals. Man, my grandfather died.

The bill was like, I think he owed Ocho like $2,000, $2,500. Uh-huh. Do you know? My grandfather died in 77. Do you know it took my grandma almost 15 years? Because on $2,000, she paid $50 a month. And it's interest. Sometimes she can only play 25.

Right. You'll never catch up. Man. You'll never catch up. Man. You'll never catch up. Because you got to realize my grandmother was only making $197 every two weeks. Right. So,

you got phone bill, you got light bill, you got gas bill because back then, I don't know, anybody from the South, I don't know if they had it in the North.

They used to have those big propane tanks sitting on top so the gas company would come to have those big propane tanks sitting on top so the gas company would come fill it up with propane and they ran the line through the house and that's how you cook. So I don't know. I mean, in the south, I know. I don't know if they don't have it anymore, but we had

like a 200 gallon big propane tank. So that bill coming once a month. My phone bill coming once a month. Remember phone bill coming once a month. Remember, I told you my grandmother wouldn't accept a collect call from me because she told the operator. I said, collect call from Shannon to Barry Porter. Will you accept the call? My grandma said no, because I can't pay the $50 phone bill I got now and hung the phone up.

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You can say. Say what? What the hell you say with $197 every two weeks? And you got me, Spanky, Libby, my aunt, and my grandma. Because everybody else had to have left there. Meredith had left. Gladys had gotten married. Shumardine had left.

Gotten married. So basically, me, Spanky, Libby, Granny, Jay, five. Man, please. And people talk, what? They see this, Ocho? It wasn't always like this, bro.

It wasn't always like this. I wouldn't eat no possum. I wouldn't be, okay. My grandma said, okay, do without. My grandma ain't never, it was never, well, what y'all want? You ate what was on the plate. You ain't have to eat it.

My grandma ain't never make, boy, if y'all eat that. My grandma never said y'all need to eat that food. She don't say nothing. All my grandma did was put that plate on the table. You ain't have to eat. You ain't have to eat no tomatoes and rice. You ain't have that plate on the table. You ain't have to eat. You ain't have to eat no tomatoes and rice. You ain't have to eat squash and rice.

You ain't have to eat none of that. There's a many a night my brother and I eat cornflakes because I don't like no squash. I ain't eat no okra. I ain't eat none of that. And tomatoes. Brandon, what we got today? Maters and rice. Oh, dang.

Maters and rice? Now, you're going to have rice with every meal, Ocho. And you'll get bread. You get two slices. Right. Because back then, bread was three loaves for a dollar. And my grandmother said, hey, boy, hey, you better get something to stick to your ribs. So, you know, I'll make me a rice sandwich because, you know, I get me about four slices of bread.

Yeah. Man, man, please please i don't miss those days that's why i work so hard because i know what it was like see there's a difference between being hungry and there's nothing to eat and being hungry when you got a pantry full of food now i would go when i played ocho i would go two days three days without eating my brother would call and say man what you do to death I said man I worked out man I'm tired he said what's going on I said man I ain't eating

he said why you ain't eating I said I want to I want to deny myself I want to be uncomfortable I said I want to know what it's like to be in that hurt locker I said I need to question myself when I'm doing stuff why am I doing this know what it's like to be in that hurt locker. I say, I need to question myself when I'm doing stuff. Why am I doing this?

When is it over? How long? For what? When does it end? So to be in, to see all the food that I can eat anytime I want to, to say, nah, I ain't eat none of it. Versus it ain't nothing to eat. Right.

Right. It's like, hey boy, we ain't got nothing to eat. Right. Right. It's like, Hey boy, we ain't got nothing to eat. Y'all need to take them rifles out there and go kill some squirrels or go kill a coon or something. Okay. Okay. Well,

that was a friend. Listen, you, that was the first episode of survivor back. It was, it was, I mean, and,

and to, to their credit, there're a lot back then Ocho they still do it they were trap raccoons the guys the men the white men that would come all they wanted was to hide so they done Mary we got a couple of coons you want them yeah boy

go get them yeah cause that's all they wanted they just wanted to they just wanted to pelt so they already have they already have them I have already cased out. Hell yeah, we want them. Hey, Mary, we got some duck. You want? Yeah.

Hey, boy, go get the duck. Mary, we caught a mess of fish. You want some catfish? Yeah. I ain't never been no fish guy, Ocho. Because you know what that means? Who got to clean them? I show what they clean them.

Mary, we got a mess of fish. Please let them be clean. God! They not clean. Now we got to clean all them fish. 40, 50 fish. Catfish, we got to skin. We got to Oh, Lord, have mercy. Please tell me everybody

in the world don't live like this. No, please tell me they do so I won't feel so bad. Please tell me that we're not the only one that't live like this. No, please tell me they do so I won't feel so bad. Please tell me that we're not the only one that's living like this, Ocho. Please. Y'all know the life. Hey, animal in the road,

raccoon, squirrel, we try to hit it. That's for me, Ocho. Hey, the only way you will say is that you was on the side of the road, because we're not going to go in the ditch to hit you but cross the road if you want to got it

yeah yeah Texas wide receiver Nico Collins said that they have to beat the Bills for Stephon Diggs. That's what he said, Ocho. We know it's a big game for Steph. We know what we got to do. We got to go out here and win it for Steph. I'm happy for my dog. I'm happy

that he's a part of the Texans, but know this game means a lot to him. I feel like it's only right for us to go out there, have fun, get the win for him. Ocho, did you play the Bengos when you went to uh uh uh new england no no no i didn't i i'm i'm excited i i like i like what nico's saying it's gonna be a good game it's gonna it's gonna it's gonna be a good game but the baltimore

ravens gave you the blueprint the baltimore ra. They can't run the ball like that, Ocho. I mean, Joe Mixon's still out? Yeah, he's probably going to be out. Cam Akers is the guy. And that's not CJ. CJ is not. He ain't running like Lamar. He's not Lamar.

Yeah, I know. Listen, it's a different game, but I think the Bills are going to pull it off. Oh, you're taking the Bills over to the Texans? Yeah. Wow. No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I think the Texans are going to pull it off.

My bad. That's what I thought. Okay. It's too much firepower over there. They got a lot of it. Too much firepower. The Bills got some nice pieces now offensively, but I think Josh Allen has to do too much as a quarterback.

He has to do too much. They rely on him too much to be the savior for that offense. They need to get goddamn Keon Coleman going. Yeah. They need to get him going. They're not even trying, huh? Yeah. Right now, they seem like—

I think Shakira's out this game too, right? Is he? Is Shakira out? I thought he was hurt. Is Shak's out this game too, right? Is he? Is Shakira out? I thought he was hurt. Is Shakira out this game? I could have swore I saw something. He might have been on the injury report, but he might be playing. But it's just, I don't know, man.

They have too much on Josh's plate. He's out? He's out, Ojo. You're right. He's out. Yeah, I knew I wasn't tripping. The Dolphins wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was activated from physically unable to the pub list,

physically unable to perform list, and he's expected to play Sunday against the New England Patriots. Odell spent the first four weeks of the season on the pub list and underwent a procedure on his knee this offseason. He signed with the team in May, but practiced for the first time this week. He was unable to practice for three consecutive

days. He was able to practice three consecutive days without any setback. Odell returns, provides much needed reinforcement for the wide receiver room. Tyreek, Jalen Waddle each have cleared 200 yard receiver yard this season but no other Dolphins receiver has more

than 30 yards through four games i like it i like the addition i like the addition i mean you you said you said he's not the same obj that he once was which obviously probably is so but i think he still can be efficient in this offense with some some of the some of the some of the things they get that they can do schematically mike daniels is a genius when it comes to what they do offensively. And, you know, Odell, you know, on crossers and intermediate and short routes, I think he's going to eat. He's going to eat.

I think Ojo is hard. You've had two ACL surgeries. You've broken your – Yeah. You've had two ACL surgeries. You've had broken leg. You've had two acl surgeries you've had broken leg you've had ankles worked on it's hard to still be that guy yeah it's hard if there's only so many times somebody can go in the body oh joy you still that same person yeah so when you look at it, do I think he can help? Do I think he's better than the other third receiver that they got?

Yeah. Yeah. But you have to understand, Ojo, when you've had the success that he had his first three to four years, that's what people remember. Because remember, when you were a great player, they compare you to your younger self. Right.

So they're like, damn, man. No, he's not. He's not. He's not going to be the giant Odell. But even if he can be the Rams Odell at the end, Ocho, that's plenty good enough. That's plenty good. Because you look at him like the

last three to four games of the Rams and in the playoffs, especially Tampa, when they beat the 49ers and he was cooking, he was cooking playoffs? Yeah. Especially Tampa? Yeah. When they beat in the 49ers and he was cooking, he was cooking your big guns before he went down. He was cooking. That he was.

I ain't even gonna say he didn't laugh. I know one thing. I said it before. He was so electric. He was so charismatic. I even at one point I said it before he was so electric he was so charismatic at one point I said he might have been the first $200 million receiver what receiver you making? he probably been the first 20

yeah you know what I'm trying to say because you know back then there wasn't no $20 million receiver yeah yeah yeah and you know what I'm trying to say. First 20. Yeah. Because, you know, back then, there were no $20 million receipts. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And, you know, for whatever reason. But he needed to stay in New York in order for that to happen. Exactly. Exactly. Because he was Madison Avenue.

He had the endorsements. Like you said, he was charismatic. He was so engaging. So polarizing. Yeah. Kind of went to Cleveland it did work out between him and Baker they're losing

you know ACL you know even his last year what did he break his leg he broke his what did he break his ankle I think he broke his ankle

did he break his ankle last year in New York I'm not sure and then he had he had like a thousand yards that one year in Cleveland, then he tore his ACL. Hey, Unc.

Yeah. Man, Miami losing 35-10 to Cal. Wow. All in not lost, though, Ocho. Like I said, they're taking 12 teams oh joe now if it if it would only take him four teams it'd be a lot of team panicking right now but they're taking 12 i mean but i mean but come on now you have miami ranked number eight you losing the cow cow is three and one i mean can you imagine the hurricanes of the 80s and 90s losing the cow no being five

but they don't get they don't get that level of talent oh joe they ain't got no man they ain't got no andre johnson no reggie wayne no santana balls they ain't got that bad they do you understand the players that they had coming through that day oh yeah i know yeah i know danny stubb or Boogie Jay Boogie Jerome Brown rest his soul man they were loaded Danny Stubbs they had Tester Bird they had Mike Urban they had Perriman they had Braille Hill

you remember Randall Hill yeah they had High remember Lamar Thomas remember Lamar Thomas they was the real deal back then, boy. Even in the 2000s. Look at what they had in the 2000s. They had Sean Taylor.

Sean Taylor was on the bench. He was playing special teams. Yeah. They was loaded. And Antrell Rowe. Phillip Buchanan. Phillip Buchanan. Yeah.

Rump. They had all them. Come on, man. They were loaded. They had Shaq. They had Winslow II. They had another tight end that went to Buffalo. I think he went in the third round.

What you call him came a little later, Greg Olson. Man, they were loaded. That's crazy. All those receivers that they had. You see how you keep naming off all them names? Yeah. Everybody spread all over the place. Everybody all over the place.

Yes. Yes. Yes. Now it's time, Ocho, for your favorite segment. It's time for Q&A. I got that credit story. That was good. Man, don't laugh, Ocho. I came up out of the Ocho.

I came up out of the Ocho. That was good. Kemper Norwood Jr. said, my question is will OBJ make the Hall of Fame once his career is over? Do you think? Nah. I don't think so. Too much lull in between

the highs. I mean, he had a great three. That first three years, Ocho, it seemed like he was a slam dunk. He was a Shaquille O'Neal dunk. Slam dunk. I mean, he was electric. Boy. What you see Chase, what you see Jefferson doing their first three years,

that was Odell back then. Oh, yeah. I mean, the one-hand catches, the swag. He's playing in New York, he's box office. He was must-watch TV. People got to the game early to see him warm up, to see him make

those catches. And he was the real deal. Dixon Maez. We grew up like good times but in the deep south yes I mean yes spam I've made volume of sausages

bologna ate all that I'm talking about the tube we didn't get no Oscar Mayer the slices you had to get that big tube with that big thick-ass red casing. Right.

Dope! Dang. Fry that thing up. Hey, you got to put it in the hole because you know that bubble going to come up there, Ocho. Stick that fork in there and make that bubble. Pop that bubble. Fry that thing. Put that thing of light bread that was back then don't you i would eat mayonnaise i don't eat no mayonnaise now

yeah and you eat mayonnaise i could tell you man i could tell you eat mayonnaise oh no no listen back then back then uh serve sandwiches yeah i want i want i warm the syrup and dip and dip the syrup dip the bread and uh we i. I get Wonder Bread. You got Wonder Bread? You can't fill no damn Wonder Bread. That shit was high. Didn't I just tell you the bread was three loaves, four dollars? Sunbeam. Oh, okay. That Wonder Bread is like

it's real soft and buttery like. Yeah, you know it was. But if you bought a loaf of that, guess what? You're going to be wondering when you're going to get some more bread because that'll be it. but you could buy no bread for no uh uh uh that bread was like a dollar a dollar 19 for one loaf yeah man party wasn't gonna happen didn't i just tell you bread was for three loaves for a dollar and you think granny gonna let us splurge let us waste one for a dollar 19 and we can get three loads for right right right man please yeah i wonder when you will get some more

because that's what you've been wondering yeah it was nice the nice packaging captain john durst you know captain john durst coming that brown that brown wrapping you ever seen captain john dur? I know y'all know what I'm talking about. That's wheat bread? Yeah, but it's not like you said, buttery. You don't like wheat bread? Oh, no.

I ain't know what kind of bread. We called it white bread, a lightning bread. I told you the story, Ocho. I asked the lady, I was in Colorado, I said, man, where's the uh where's the uh light bread you say excuse me sir i said light bread you mean white bread now lightning bread she's like sir this is the only bread that we have i said this is what i was talking about i don't know the hell you thought i was saying this light bread i don't know you know i got bad now because she's looking at me like i don't know what i'm talking about but in the south

we called it we called it lightning bread like nobody called it a white bread i didn't know what hell the white bread was light bread i know i ain't the only one y'all trying to make it seem like i'm the only one that called it light bread i know y'all parents to make it seem like I'm the only one that called it Light Bread. I know y'all parents and grandparents called it Light Bread too. MasterTainment said, I'll never forget that I couldn't get a loan because my address was weird and I couldn't be directly linked to my bank account. Even though I have a 780 credit

score, I was so mad never again. That's a good credit score. Man, I'm telling you, boy, that credit, boy. It's serious. I don't think people understand how important credit is because anytime, listen, just the hypotheticals they always do on Twitter. Anytime I see people say a certain amount of money or credit, people always pick the money. Credit.

They'll make you put all that they'll make you put all that cash down to get it and see i go get damn anything with no money with no money down with good credit yeah credit yes absolutely yeah i i don't think people understand that i said oh no maybe they just have a fascination with just having money instead not knowing you can damn near get anything if your credit is on point i think that's why it's so difficult and they they require you to have a certain level of discipline consistently showing that you willingly willingly able and can pay things on time yeah but you know what I hate, Ocho? When they send you like, this is not a bill.

Yeah, it is. You send it to me, yeah, it is a bill. I'm going to have to pay it. I can pay it now, or I can pay it at the end. But either way, I got to pay it. Pay it. Yeah, that's a bill. Hey. Hey.

When that, hey, that Verizon bill hit, your Verizon bill will be due in two weeks. Shelly, pay that thing. You pay it right then and now. I pay it right then. Hey, thank you. Because, hey, as soon as it show up on my thing, I hit Shelly, hey, Verizon due.

Thank you for your payment. Hey, no. Ain't nothing. I ain't got no bill. I'm talking about not even three days old. The minute it hit, it's gone. I ain't never be in that situation again, Ocho. That's a bad situation

to be in. Oh, yeah, it is. It is. Ron DeVos said, thank you. Thanks for the show. I look forward to you two forward to the show every night. I've been in a asshole, for lack of a better word, but your word sunshine follows rain

has always stuck with me. I'm still pushing through because, okay know Joe bro. Appreciate it. And that's, that's it. You know, you're not going to always be down and people that are up, not always going to be up.

Yeah. Yeah. You just got, no matter your situation up, down, topsy turvy, you must remain, remain this.

Oh, wait, even kill. Don't let your circumstances dictate your emotions and your behavior. must remain this. Always. Even keel. Don't let your circumstances dictate your emotions and your behavior. And I know sometimes that can be hard

because when you're in a situation where things are going bad, it's easy for you to get down. And when things are going good, it's easy for you. But you're never as good as your best.

You're never as bad as your worst. You're somewhere in the middle. So find that ground and ride it out, bro. But we really appreciate your best. You're never as bad as your worst. You're somewhere in the middle. So find that ground and ride it out, bro. But we really appreciate your support. Thank you. It's always good when people, Ocho, they

call in or they come into chat and they say, you know, listening to you and I and advice that they've heard us talk about. That means a lot to us. So we really, really appreciate that. Yeah, we want to be entertaining.

Absolutely, that's a part of it. But we want to be informative. We want to be educational. And we want to inspire. Give people hope. Let them know that sunshine does fall and rain. And it's never as bad as you think it is.

And it's never as good as you think it is. and it's never as good as you think it is. But, Ron, appreciate it. Thanks for chiming in. Thanks for reaching out to us, boy. Cedric Phillips said, you're upset, Colorado Buffs champs. Oh, that would be nice. That'd be a good one.

Oh, it's going to be some more. Hey, it just happened to be that upset Saturday was this week. Oh, it's some more coming now. Oh, yeah. Oh, it's going to be some more. It just happened to be that upset Saturday was this week. Oh, it's some more coming now. Oh, yeah. Oh, they're coming. You think Texas got a chance of losing? Yeah. They play Oklahoma. I don't think they play Alabama. They got Georgia.

I think Texas, doesn't Texas in Georgia on Texas schedule? I mean, hell, shit, hey, listen, with the way Georgia playing, I don't think Georgia win that game. But I think it's in Texas, too. I don't think Georgia played Texas. Yeah. Yeah, see, they play Oklahoma next week.

Then they host Georgia. I don't think Georgia and Texas have played since 1984. I think they played the Cotton Bowl. Hmm. If I'm gonna dream. They played 2019? Oh, Texas beat them. Texas beat them. Texas beat them.

Oh, because I remember Clarence Hill. Clarence Hill was gloating. Talk about the mighty SEC. You're right. Before that, there was an 84. Didn't they play them in the Cotton Bowl in 84? And Georgia won like 10-9? yeah okay Aaron

says what's up would you guys wear a guardian cap if it was legal to do during your career hell nah probably not absolutely not have you had to look like Marvin the Martian legal to do during your career? Hell nah. Probably not. Absolutely not. Man, I think I'd have you out there looking like Marvin the Martian.

Man, I ain't even wear no damn mouthpiece. Put it like this here. If I had a situation similar to yours, I would. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Something like that. Any precautions that the doctor

tells me I need to take or that can help me prevent further injury I'm doing it oh what would the dude Kelso he used to have a big helmet in Buffalo he had like a and Don BB too he had the little cap on the top of it

it wasn't called a guardian cap because he had concussions I think it was Kelso. I can't remember his first name, though. He was number 38. But sometimes he would get hit and it would come off. But it was like huge, Ocho. I mean, he had like Marvin the Martian for real. Yeah, I know who you're talking about.

Yeah. I could have swore Don BB had that too Kevin Book in all seriousness can we get a petition to Sterling Sharp and Chad Twinkle Joe Johnson to be placed on the Hall of Fame if you polled NFL players and coaches the past and present

99% would vote yes I think my brother made it one step past the senior I think he made it on the senior I think he brother made it one step past the senior. I think he made it on the senior. I think he passed another step. So I'm praying, I'm hoping.

Obviously, that would be great if Ocho and my brother got in. But I don't even know. I don't really know who's on the ballot this year. Have they already announced it? I got me a jacket already. You done lost it. I'm going to find it, man. All these people in the chat, ain't nobody

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Sheldon Pope said, Ocho, did you ever have a relationship with Uncle Luke or any of the Miami rappers or entertainers? Yeah, everybody. You know, all them boys, man. We all close. We all close. have a relationship with uncle luke or any of the miami rappers or entertainers yeah everybody you know every all in boys man we all we all close we all close obviously first name basis if if i can pick up the phone and you know text we we everybody is somewhat close-knit you know myself

ross uncle luke trick trina um jt jt I think JT Money out there in Atlanta now but we all close man, we all close now we don't run in the same circles but when we cross paths it's always love Lance Blocker said if you want to squeeze a workout

in while you're in town you're more than welcome to come to use Block Fitness in Nashville it would be an honor to have you there. I don't know how much time we won't. I don't know how much time we're going to have. We ain't got no time. Can I joke? No, he be hunting. Hey, you need me for

anything? He go, he leave me in Ash. Right to the gym. Right to the gym. But that's how I was when I trained. I used to go like that also. Justin Cartinas. Yo, Uncle Nocho, do you have any

memories of playing in Cowboys old stadium, especially on the AstroTurf? Yes. We played there in I don't know. When did we play the Cowboys there? We played them in 95. The last year they won the Super Bowl.

That was a terrible stadium. I don't like, I don't like field turf either. I want grass. Give me natural grass. Natural grass? Yeah. I never had a problem on either one.

My last time playing in, playing in the Cowboys stadium, I don't even know if it was a real stadium. What year was when I think Pac-Man was there and T.O. was on the team? Tony Romo was a quarterback. I'm not sure what year. Yeah, that was the last time.

That's the old stadium? No, that might have been. Yeah, it might have been. Hold on. T.O. was there. T.O. played like seven with the year they lost to the Giants. So that was seven. So it might have been seven or eight. Because how long T.O. played like seven with the year they lost to the Giants. So that was seven. So it might have been seven or eight because how long T.O. played? What? Three years

in Dallas? It might have been seven, eight or nine, Ocho. Okay. Because remember, they went to the Super Bowl. He played with the Eagles. That was 2004 when the Eagles played New England in the Super Bowl in Jacksonville.

He played there another year. So five. So about six, seven, eight. With T.O., I think when T.O. was in Dallas. I'm not sure with Pac-Man. Pac-Man might have been 9, 10. No. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.

Did Pac-Man and T.O. overlap in Dallas? No, yeah, they was there because I saw some of the one-on-ones. What year was T.O. in Dallas? Oh, Joe. Yes, sir. When SATO was in 06? You said 08.

06 to 08. Nah, remember? The Super Bowl, 04. He played another year because, remember, he was doing the sit-ups in the driveway, which was 05. The next year, he was in Dallas. Because remember, in 2007, Dallas had the best record, and the

Giants go in there and beat them. That might have been the first, hold up, was that the first year of Jerry's World? 09? Eli beat him in that too. Eli was the first one to beat him in there too, didn't he? Because he signed the wall.

Yeah. So, yeah. I don't don't know yeah T.O. was the 6 7 and 8 okay and then I think 9 he went to Buffalo for a year and then he came to y'all in 10 yeah played with y'all

he played like 13 games in towards me and then he went to Seattle that's right he won number 10 in Seattle I remember that yeah but there was a dive no slack given said what's up Uncle Nocho me and my wife

birthday is today can you give us a shout out our names are Chris and Kai Chris and Keith y'all got the same birthday that ain't no fun y'all just exchanging gifts on the same day nah I want my own day uh Chris and I'm gonna say Kai K-I the same day. No, I want my own day.

Kristen, I'm going to say Kai, K-I. Happy birthday. Congratulations, man. That's great. I'm happy for you guys. Hopefully, it's your wedding anniversary and birthday. Y'all have to spend a lot of money gift-giving and changing gifts.

Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy birthday, anniversary, all. But that's how you do it. Rules all up in one. You know what I'm saying, Ocho? Hey, that's your birthday gift and your anniversary gift. No, it ain't. Yeah, it is.

Make it easy. So, bro, that's one thing, Ocho. He can't ever forget anniversary or birthday. Cut it the same day. Oh, no. What's this for forget anniversary or birthday. Cut in the same day. No. What's this for? Uh, and a birthday.

It's your anniversary and your birthday gift all rolled up into one, but, uh, congratulations, bro. Happy birthday. Happy anniversary. Enjoy kiss,

Chris and key. Okay. Excuse me. Uh, hope you enjoyed it. Hope y'all had a nice dinner, strange, some nice gifts, but you're married. You're having'all had a nice dinner, exchanged some nice gifts,

but you're married, you're having a great time, you're living life, enjoying life. Congratulations. What do we got? Oh, Cho, check this out. The NFL says it's not involved

in deciding when Tua returns from the concussion. Tua is seeing top experts across the United States as he attempts to return from the concussion. Tua is seeing top experts across the United States as he attempts to return from the concussion he suffered September 12th, according to the NFL chief medical officer. On a conference call with reporters, Dr. Alan Seals said Friday that the league was not involved in Tua's return.

Seals says the league's primary goal, along with the NFL's Players Association, is making sure the concussion protocol, the two entities jointly enforced, is being followed by the team. Now, NFL said y'all not finna sue us. Hell nah, we don't

want no part of that. That's between Tua and the Dolphins. That's where that is, Ocho. He'll be back week eight. I told you that is, Ocho. He'll be back week eight. I told you that. I guarantee you, he'll be back week eight. NFL said, no, we don't want no part of that. We don't want nothing.

So, whatever y'all decide, you have our blessings one way or the other. Nah, we're not touching that one, Ocho. We're not touching that one. Are you surprised that the NFL is taking this stance? Yeah, most definitely. They are washing their hands, like my grandma used to tell me.

So you're not surprised? Oh, not surprised? Hell nah. After that settlement, they already had to pay out? Yeah, absolutely not. But we don't want nothing to do with that. That's between you and Mr. Ross. Yeah.

Exactly. Because you know, a big entity like that, they get looped into it, Ocho. Yeah. And they say, nah, we don't want no part of it. Alex Piedra. KO.

Round three. Round four. 432. Round four? Yep. That's just how I'm going to do James. Just like that. Oh, you go K-O-D-E-B-O?

Man, K, just like that. I don't know, Ocho. I think you better run and tire him out. Nah, I ain't. You got any leg kicks? Yeah. Why, you ain't never seen me kick a ball. What you think I'm going to do to his leg?

That's a little different, Ocho. I ain't no different. Ain't nothing but power. Ain't nothing but power behind that. I might snap his goddamn leg in half. Just listen. I ain't going to do all this talking, man. I'm going to just show you, man.

How much? It's 35-18, Ocho. Cal leaves Miami 35-18. Yeah, it's right here in front of my head. I see it. I'm using my peripheral vision. So you're only three scores down, Ocho. You're only three scores down.

Only? Boy, there ain't nothing but 14 minutes to go. 15, but hey, a lot of things could happen but we struggling to score but y'all done held them it was 35 to 10 so now it's 35 to 18 so y'all done stopped them a couple times

man how long so two has been out since September 12th September 12th they put him on our so that means he has to be miss at least four weeks correct uh

yeah so I was right about week 18 right yes because that was the second week of the season, right, that he went down. Because they won the first game. Remember, they came back and won. And then the second game, he got dinged.

Mm-hmm. Yeah. I don't envy him to be in that position. I mean, it's a lot easier for us to say because we sit here. You and I haven't played a number of years and been able to leave on our own terms. You work so hard for something and not to be able to go out on your own terms is tough.

It's tough. Yeah. I just hope he makes the right decision for him and his family. I know it's hard to let go of something that you love. You know, people fight for things that they love, Ocho, whether it's money, it's a relationship, it's family, you know, sports. Hey, you don't want to let go because you love it

because you know what you've invested in it. This is a lifetime. He dreamed ever since he was a kid about playing in the National Football League. We all want to retire. We all want to be doctors and lawyers. Ocho, we retire when we're ready to. We go on our terms. Pro sports is not always like that, man.

It's not always like that. I just wish him the best in the decision that he makes. That it. Thank you guys for joining us on upset Saturday for nightcap. I am your favorite on Shannon sharp. He's your favorite number 85 Liberty city zone, Cincinnati being a ring of

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Nightcap get to where we've gotten to. Arkansas pulls off Arkansas, not Arkansas. Arkansas pulled off an upset in Fayetteville. The Razorback got their first AP Top 5 win at home since 1999. Since 1999.

And they pulled the upset 1914 over tennessee again it was upset saturday vanderbilt takes down number one alabama at home 40 to 35 time of possession 42 minutes and eight seconds to 1752 uh they shortened the game did a great job of running the football, controlling the clock, and they did make enough plays in order to win. Number 25, Texas A&M at home. Shocks. Beat the brakes off number nine, Mizzou. 41-10. Will Lee nicknamed the blanket.

Will Lee III nicknamed the blanket. Sent Theo Weiss Jr. a blanket. Let him know. It's going to be like this bro. And they win 41-10 over number 9 Mizzou. Minnesota at home shocks number 11 USC the men of Troy.

They lose 24-17 USC next week hosts Penn State Ocho and the Huskies. A rematch of last year's national championship game. The Huskies get some level of revenge as they take down the number 10 Wolverines, 27-17, Saturday night. So five teams, ranked teams upset. Aston Genting goes off 13 carries, a buck 86, three touchdowns, all in the

first half on 13 carries. He's the first, he's one of eight running backs to rush for at least 1,000 yards through the first five games, a list that includes Ricky Williams and Leonard Fournette. He has over 1,000 yards in five games

and he only has 100 carries. So that concludes our show for tonight. We'll see you tomorrow after Sunday night football. Thank you for joining us for Nightcap. I'm Ump, he's Ocho, we're out. See you tomorrow. I'm Michael Kasson, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company.

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