Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Unc’s wild dating story, Tua won’t wear cap, Saquon’s revenge

Episode Date: October 22, 2024

Shannon Sharpe tells an unbelievable dating story leaving Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson in disbelief. Later, Unc and Ocho react to Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagolvailoa declining to wear a guardian cap, Saquon Barkley gets revenge on his former team the New York Giants and much more!24:45 - Raider fans want Pierce fired26:05 - Ocho’s new job28:40 - Tua says he won’t wear Guardian cap35:45 - Saquon goes crazy against Giants38:30 - Julian Edelman says Brady is to blame for Jets struggles43:36 - Anthony Edwards wants to play in NFL after a ring45:30 - Soccercap49:30 - Q and Ayyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Yeah, they will. He might not, Ocho, in my experience, I'm 56 years of age, Ocho, so I already had a little bit more practice than you.

Whoa, whoa. The one thing I noticed, the only thing I noticed about you. You got a little more practice than years of age, JoJo, so I already had a little bit more practice than you. Whoa, whoa, whoa. The one thing I noticed about... You had a little more practice than who? Nah, don't do that. Don't do that. Trust me. Trust me. No, no. Hey. You know what? I don't want to get in trouble.

You're right. You have more than me. A man might not even want the woman. Let another man show interest in her yeah yeah i know what you mean i know what you're talking about man that's my what hold on she told me y'all living apart what you mean that's your wife she said y'all been separated for two years oh that's my baby mama yeah she told yeah you right, bro. You right. My bad.

My bad, bro. I didn't know. She told me y'all was... I ain't gonna put you... I don't put her out there like that when she told me X, Y, and Z. Even when I got caught in a situation. I didn't tell... Man, she told me she went... My bad, bro. I'm wrong. It ain't that serious, i get my still a even if i buy

somewhere a somebody come up i'll leave oh yeah i'm gone i'll let y'all handle that you know and you know you got to be careful too now you know you know some some men some men will crash out by their people not only crash out by their people but sometimes you don't even get a second chance sometimes you don't even get a second chance so women have to understand who they're dealing with and who they're dating or who they're trying to break up with and understanding not putting a new man in danger or in uncomfortable positions because you already know how the person feel feel about you yeah don't put me in harm's way don't don't do that don't do that you know i'd be what i'd be wanting to tell him i see why you about to crash out that thing good

ain't it hey listen hey look here i'm telling you somebody hurt you by the man look here yeah i got hey i don't i don't i don't joke around with that somebody say that's my lady yeah i take his word for it hey what he said you might not be with him but he would shoot and that's enough for me yeah you ain't got yeah you don't got time to play oh no hell no you know it ain't worth it listen a man a man, a man, boy, whatever it may be, for some reason, they don't think right. They don't think logical or logically

when it comes to women that they love or women that they like. They don't think logically. In this day and age, man, shit. But I don't want no part of that. Just go back.

What did David do to Bathsheba's husband? Put him on the front line because he wanted him. Yeah. I throw my hands up quick, bro. I ain't no bro. My bad. I'm wrong. I'm wrong, bro. I'm wrong.

I ain't trying to be no hero. I ain't trying to save nobody. I'm out. At all. At all. I think that I ain't trying to save nobody I'm out at all at all I think that jealousy like that and insecurity is

manifested in believing that an individual is your property I see it personally as you feeling as it's ownership I just I can't move like

that it just don't feel right it don't feel right like if baby in that sleep right now if baby has made the decision that you know what this ain't working out I don't want to be with you no more man I'm okay you know I appreciate you can't make nobody you can't make nobody be with

you i appreciate the time that we spent yeah i appreciate the time and the memories that we created hell i'm happy for the little one we got i wish you the best with whoever's next all that jealousy and all you ain't going nowhere you You ain't finna play with me like that. Nah, fuck, bitch. Oh, man, Ochoa. Hey, why I hit him quick? Man, my mind. Yeah, bitch, I'm Ochoa.

You know, the ego, the ego, the ego and the pride got to kick it at some point. You got to kick it at some point. Yeah. Especially my back against the wall in a situation like that. What a shit nigga. Because I know.

Because of another dude, he's going to be like, yeah, man. He was over there. I was in a situation, Ocho. She didn't tell me. Right, right. I didn't know. Right. I was over there at the chick house.

Oh, come on. Huh? It's over, but it wasn't. Rule number on. You never go to a woman's house. Oh, Joe. Oh, Joe. That was 35 years ago. Okay. Oh, Joe.

You know, your boy. Okay. I parlayed. I parlayed up. Take your time now. Take your time. Well, he called me twice. He called me twice, Ocho. Lord have mercy.

He called me twice, Ocho. So he done warned you one time. You done went back again? No. Okay. He called me again? No. Okay. He called me out of the house. Right. She told me,

Shannon, I don't want to be with him. I said, well, why don't you tell him that? She said, I told him. She said, well, what if we meet somewhere? I said, where we gonna meet? Hotel, huh? No, Ocho. Take your time now. Come on.

Ocho. We meet somewhere. Yes, sir. I still don't know to this day because back then there was no GPS on the phone or no car. And none of that. How this man find us?

Why you pushing? Ocho, you remember the movie Hitch? When Will Smith and he rolled the window down and it was raining? Right. And he asking Ochochoa had to come up off it he was crying

did you console him and that's the perfect time that's the perfect time I left what you mean you left what you want me to do I want you to do crying but that's the perfect time for you to pull him aside

that's the perfect time you got to have that talk with him I'll pull some out it wasn't him aside don't trust me but he had to ruin my mojo hey hey

you can't let brothers you know especially at a time like that even though you owe him nothing even though you owe him nothing I said you know what I'm out I said bro you know what I said you can have you said, bro, you know what? I said, you can have it. I said, you can have it. You can't do that, Unc. You can't do that. You can't let him go out like that.

I'll let him have it. You can't let him go outside like that. She said she wanted to be with me. She was bad. She was bad. She was bad. No, bad, bad. But see, Unc, can I say something? Can I say something real quick for you? Now, you have to understand, she got to a point where she tolerates you until she can replace you.

And you were the replacement. You were the replacement. Now, you have to understand, even though you are who you are, at some point, that cycle repeats itself. Yeah. At some point. So you always got to keep that in mind in the back of your head. You never want to be number one. You never want to be number one because number two, get all the benefits. Yeah. Chat, stay with me now. And if you're number two, stay number two.

Yeah. Always, always stay number two. Always. And I'm telling you now. Now, I mean, listen, I'm not I'm not talking about my situation, but anyway, that's number one. Boy, it's a different ballgame. Sometimes you got to grow up. But in other situations, it's imperative unless you found that one. Stay number two, man. Stay number two. It's the best position to ever have because you get to hear all the. Stay number two. It's the best position

to ever have because you get to hear all the complaining about number one and all the bullshit. You ain't got to deal with nothing. Look, I didn't know. Like I said, I was over there and obviously my car was parked in the front.

Oh, but that's how we saw you. No, but the next time we was off in the woods like we in high school. In the woods? Yes. God damn, oh, well, you're freaking wearing a little Blitz project ass. What? Okay. Hey, boy, hey, oh, you hit the split before your hips got bad, Ocho.

I can get busy in a Chevette, a Fiesta, a Yugo. Hey, man, you better stop playing with us. Come on and get it. Oh, hell no. Ocho, to this day,

I still don't know how he found us. I don't. I still don't know how this day two he found us. Somebody will follow. Somebody will follow. He was following one of the other. That's the only way. Especially when I think about wherever you were. I think about woods and how spacious

whatever area you had to be in, someone had to be following ahead of time to be able to know exactly where you were. I learned my lesson. I said, I'm done with it. Hey, I ain't going to tussle with no guy. That's my, that's my, bro, if that's your people, I'm good with it.

Yeah, you have. Nah, don't call me. Don't call me. Yeah. Don't call. Bro, he call your phone? Nah, nah. Oh, jeez.

I never, I never, because it was like, you know what? I'm gonna let it, I'm gonna let it rock. Yeah. I never, I never, because it was like, you know what? I'm going to let it, I'm going to let it rot. Yeah. I'm out. Yeah.

It's a dirty world, man. It's a dirty game. A lot, a lot of men have lost their lives behind that situation you just explained. Because they don't get a chance.

Or they don't have a guy or they don't have a, listen, women got to, you better understand who you're dealing with. You better... Man, I'm going to leave that alone because I'd have lost a lot of friends like that, boy. I'd have lost a lot of friends like that.

Women being sneaky, not understanding. You know that... Excuse me, I almost said the N-word. You know that boy don't play about you. Thank you. Why are you even playing like that? Yes. And not one of my people is gone life gone because you want to play and be sneaky and you know everybody don't play the same about they woman or the woman that they may think

is there kill will that you're going to tell me you telling me you telling him one thing but you know he think another you saying you tell everybody oh i'm not with him no more but hell he's still with you he with you huh hey yeah you had to learn oh i didn't i didn't realize because you know i heard people getting called in situation but i'm thinking to myself i'm who I am I'd never be in a situation like that Ocho I'm shit you will until you find yourself in that situation yeah you never understand

cause at that point in time I ain't never had a gun pulled on me Ocho yeah yeah yeah that story was crazy boy and you wanted to go back and get your what you wanted to go back and get your what my rollie but hey he better had to get that Ocho What? And you wanted to go back and get your what? What you wanted to go back and get your what? My rollie.

But hey, man, I had to get that on show. Man, that thing was 50 bands. That thing was all baguetted out. Blackface rolling presidential. Man,

Buckethead said, man, man, he said, man, sharp man, you gonna, man,

you gonna get us killed. I said, well, you better pull back up there you going to get that watch huh I didn't have my 84 chain I had an 84 chain that my brother had brought me so I brought the necklace but he brought me

he bought the 84 he gave me the 84 he could have had he could have had the watch really if he say nah bro I give you the necklace I'm gonna keep the watch I'd have let that slug sleep that chain that my brother gave me oh Really, if you say, nah, bro, I'll give you a necklace. I'm going to keep the watch. I'd have let that slug sleep. Right, right, right, right. But that chain that my brother gave me, oh.

I need that. I'd say, hey, bro, put that gun down. Fight me for it. I'd be like them dudes. Hey, Ocho, you know how them dudes be in the street when they tell the police officer, oh, if you take that belt off, they can get you out of there. Yeah. I'd take that, you take that belt off. Take that badge off. Yeah.

I'd have told him, hey bro, you, hey, you want the chain? Put that gun down and fight me for it. I'd have beat the brakes on it.

What? Hey, you weren't playing by that chain, huh? What? Yeah. Ocho,

I'd have cleaned the house with it. What? Hell no. Hey cleaned the house with it. What? Hey, fight me for it. Hey, that's dope. That's dope. Man, look, Ocho. I've had opportunities.

I mean, I've had opportunities to write a book. I got some stories, Ocho. Oh, yeah. The stories that I told you. Yeah. If I were to tell some of the stories. Right. I got some stories.

Yeah, you done been through some stuff, man. Listen, I have some great... Oh, let me put my glass down. I got some great stories on. Yeah. You know, but it wouldn't behoove me to share that kind of information based on that went on during those days. Yeah.

Because of the position I'm in now and who I'm with, it didn't, it wouldn't end well. It wouldn't end well. Yeah. And it's like, y'all been together. Y'all been together for a minute now.

So back to like when I was in my twenties, I ain't gonna lie. Yeah. Yeah. And it's like, y'all been together. Y'all been together for a minute now. So back to like when I was in my twenties, I ain't gonna lie. Yeah. Hey, but now, like I say, once they tell me, Hey,

do show up. That's me. That's my people. You're right, bro. My bad. Hey, I put my defensive position.

I ain't gonna say what she said. Right. He said, y'all wasn't together blah blah blah she been calling me this ain't the first none of that you right bro my bad I'm sorry I'm gonna keep it moving Ocho Ocho hey

hell nah man I'm done with that I'm just thinking about dudes when you have a woman and I can only speak for myself when you have a woman that you know is playing with you like that and you know she's

seeing somebody else she's moving weird and she's moving funny and obviously sometimes men you don't want to leave the situation you in. And I always thought to myself, if she moving funny, why not just do the exact same thing? Why not just do the exact same thing?

Oh, you want to move weird? Okay, I'm going to move weird too. You know what? The situation we're in, I can't really put myself in the lead right now. It hurt different when a woman move funny. Because men look at women differently.

Oh, it hurt different how? It hurt different how? Oh, Joe. What I told you about managing expectations when it comes to women. But normally, you already got them expectations in. So you got to go in

managing expectations. Once y'all done been there, bro, you don got them expectations in. So you got to go in managing expectations. Once y'all done been there, bro, you don't want nobody fishing in your pond. If you've been number two for a while, right? If you've been number two for a while, this is where for us, we have to stop living in delusion

as men. Just in general. So if you've been number two for a while and you understand the plan for you when you're in your 20s or you're in your teens and you're 25 and you're 30 and you understand what women were able to do with you, with you,

women that are married, women that are taken, women that are in situationships, women that are in relationships, you understand what they were able to do with you. No, I don't fool no married woman. I know what you mean, but stay with me for a little bit now. Okay. Understand the landscape and what they were able to do with you i don't fool no mad woman i know i know what you mean but stay with me for a little bit now okay understand the landscape and what they were able to do with you and you was number two sometimes even number three sometimes you want to be two or three maybe you was number four if they could do it to you i put my my ego and my pride aside if i have one there's a chance it can happen to me too yeah

I'm just saying in general I don't have no big head but I do I live in reality and I'm not delusional if you number two or three it's one that should have the problem because you already know you too yeah it's the dude that's one that doesn't know

there's a two or a three oh listen you know what you don't know there's a two or a three. Oh, listen, you know what? You don't know your woman. You got to know your woman. You got to know your woman. You understand who you're dealing with. How you don't know that's number two. It's easy to tell.

It's very easy to tell based on how a person is moving. If you're doing shit that's out of character that you've never done before, women good with that thing, Ocho. They, hey, women can stay in character, boy. Wait, listen, wait, Unc. Boy, I've been,

the camera ain't got to be rolling for me to get in character either. Unc, I, Unc, boy, the game is the game, Unc. I'm telling you, you've been doing it 56 years, but man, listen, boy, I'm sharper than the number two pencil.

Now you play if you want to. Act funny if you want to. Bitch, it'd be a comedy show. And I'm not going to say nothing. Like, I don't all that chasing oh, that's my girl. Oh, that's how we moving? Okay, bet.

Oh, you don't mean that. I can show you better than I can tell you. And I know one thing. At some point, women have to understand. If the person you're seeing gets fed up, who's the number one, and decides to leave, you think number two is going to take you serious?

No, he like his role. Exactly. So now you're playing with fire. So now you playing with fire. So you playing with your for show, trying to play with some more, and you lose out, your ass gonna be by your goddamn self. For sure. But some like to play that game because they overestimate

their value. Well, well shit, I can go get me another one. Oh yeah, okay bitch. In this economy? Because what's gonna happen is is you go from number one to just another notch on another nigga roster. That part. You go from number one to just another notch on someone else's roster. And now you just become a number.

How you want to play? Overestimating your value. Boy, ain't nothing out there in them streets now. Ain't nothing out there in them streets now. All right. Ain't got to be Sunday.

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You got to understand what's going on. As a Raider fan, you lose Devontae Adams. As a Raider fan you lose Devontae Adams as a Raider fan you don't really have consistent quarterback play in order to an efficient run NFL team to be able to compete week in and week out the one position that you need you got to have your quarterback you got to have a quarterback. You've got to. Without it, you've got no chance. At all. And if you don't have a quarterback,

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This is a lot for me. Get your ass out of here. Ocho Tua says he won't wear a guardian cap. Dolphins running back Devon Achan wore one against

the Colts on Sunday to return from a concussion. But Tua said he will not do the same. Tua said it's a personal choice when asked why he decided Yeah. terms of what doctors believe in terms of long-term impact of concussions and playing football is what makes me happy and i'm gonna do it i appreciate your concern i really do i love this game i love it to death i love it to the death of me that's it hey uh hey chat let me let me help let me help everybody hey chat listen to me real quick and i'm not trying to be rude i'm not trying to come off um and and sensitive i understand he's had concussions you know what you sign up for when you play a game of this magnitude that is as violent as it is the guardian cap the fuck is the guardian cap gonna to do? I mean, no

disrespect. I mean, no disrespect. The brain itself, Chad, y'all stay with me. The brain itself, it sits in a ball of fluid, right? No amount of extra padding externally, which is the guardian cap, can fully

protect players from concussions, especially if they've already had them. Multiple concussions. The brain is already damaged from crashing against the skull over and over and over. And there is no amount of protection, including a guardian cap, that is going to protect the skull in general from the helmet, the helmet impact. I mean, just the guardian cap.

Because still, if you do get hit, again, even with the guardian cap on, the ball of fluid is going to hit the skull, and the same thing is going to happen. The same thing is going to happen. I think that's why. This perceived notion that, oh, if you put the guardian cap on, oh's going to prevent concussions no the fuck it's not no it's not going to prevent it just like just like you can wear your seat belt and still die in a car crash yeah yeah just like the air just like the airbag you can still die but it does offer an extra layer of protection

it's not the end all be all right rightall. Right, right, right, right. I understand what you mean, but these players are moving at such a fast rate of speed. Once you're jarred up there, once you're jarred up there, even with that guardian cap and that fluid and that

brain hits the skull again, it's going to be the same thing. I don't think people at home, I know you watch football, you see it. I'm not sure how close you've been to the game.

Them motherfuckers moving fast as hell, man. The research says the guardian caps have contributed to nearly 50% reduction in concussions. The cap can absorb at least 10% of the force of a hit. According to NFL research, that 10% of force makes a massive difference.

I ain't buying them numbers. I ain't buying them numbers. Let me ask you a thing. You think a seatbelt helps save lives? Yeah, oh yeah, it does. It does. That's why they tell you to buckle up. Oh, so you don't want that

extra layer of protection in the you want the extra layer of protection in the car but not in your head what about airbags you hear the numbers you see how they threw the numbers out for the guardian cap right yeah you have to study you have to do research Ocho how do you do the research without using players that's actually playing

using them so where the research coming at you have to study. You have to do research, Ocho. How do you do the research without using players that's actually playing and using them? So where the research coming at? You have to do it on the players that are actually playing in the games and play a full seven season. In practice. You know, everybody practices. They hit nobody in practice, man. They do hit. Don't do me like that, man.

Let me ask you a question. How much does the seatbelt reduce deaths? How much does the airbag? It saves lives. It does. Like, no bullshit. I'm not even going to sit here and play like that. I know multiple stories with the fact that they had their seatbelt on and it saved their ass.

Yes. And sometimes, guess what? What's the guy that fought Crawford? Who? He got thrown from his car. He didn't have his seatbelt on and he lived. Yeah. Goddamn.

Errol Spence. Yeah. Think about it. Yeah. A mouthpiece helped cut down on concussions because you biting down on something yeah you didn't wear one i didn't wear one shit i ain't wear one and i i got i got i got lucky i got lucky let me knock on wood got lucky and fortunate i had one concussion remember that you saw that hit huh well i would knock that on the field oh you got knocked out too i got

locked out several times hey yours was You got knocked out more than once? You ran a skinny route. I got hit in Minnesota, got knocked out. I got knocked out twice in Minnesota. I knocked myself out against the Patriots on Monday night. At least four times.

I saw the highlight on Twitter. I didn't even know he got knocked out. If anybody knows where Brian Russell is. Safety that played with the Cleveland Browns that went in front of my chin when I had that goddamn blonde mohawk that knocked me out. He got me, too. He got you? That's who got me in Minnesota back in 2002.

I don't know. So, you know what? That's racist. That's racist. That's racist. Because if he got you and he got me, that means it's a motherfucking pattern. Yeah, that's my dude. Brian Russell, I'm not sure where you are. I love

you. I miss you. I appreciate you. And because of you, I am who I am today. And that's the one time I had a concussion. Well, two times. Louis Delmas. Remember Louis Delmas? Yeah. Boy, boy,

hey, he got me good. My head bounced right off the turf. All I saw was black and I saw the little star, the little dots. Yeah. Oh, he got me good. All I'm saying is, Ocho, had they had that and I'd had the concussions. Right. Because like you said,

you got your bell rung. I didn't hear the term concussion until later in my career. You got your bell rung. You got dinged. But to have it and if I had a layer of protection, because I think like you said, Kelsey had one. Steve Tasker wore that extra

protection on the top of his helmet. Don B.B. Don B.B. That big ass extra lady. He said he didn't want to wear it. That's the end of that for me, Ocho. In his return to the game against his former team,

Saquon had himself a special afternoon. He had 176 yards and a rushing touchdown. Nick Ceriani told Saquon had himself a special afternoon he had 176 yards and a rushing touchdown Nick Ceriani told Saquon he was just 13 yards shy of his career high for rushing yards in a single game knowing how cool it would probably have been to set the mark against his

former team Ceriani gave Saquon the option to stay out of the game to stay in the game or to come out Saquon said he'd rather see the young player in the backup get an opportunity. He used the term eat. He wanted to see his teammates eat.

Do you like this, Ocho? Yeah, I like it. I like it. After rushing for 177 goddamn yards against your old team that let you goddamn go, you goddamn right, I'm going to let the young boys eat. Now, if you didn't have those numbers, if the stat line didn't look the way it did, if you weren't winning the game, I doubt you'd come out the game.

But he had done all he could. The message was sent clear, not through his mouth, but through his play. The message was sent clear. How dare you treat me the way you did and let me go? That's like seeing you tell your girl, you know what, I don't want to be with you no more. I'm going to let you go. And she's going,

she upgrade. And then when you see her, she come out stunting on you. Look, look at better than ever. When it got to cut a hair, put on a little dress, a little free mess,

got a little heels out, you know, little French tip. Yeah. Over to you. Oh, she got that. Get a girl dress on.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And ain't, ain't nothing you can do about it and you just watch her prancing around having a motherfucking day and that's what saquon did he had a he had a day why you dress up like that you ain't dressed ain't hey that's funny

yeah but that's unbelievable that's a great story I mean Saquon I've only met him a couple times but he seems like a stand up guy I know he wanted to be with the Giants but they wanted to play and they talk about

oh they offered him the same money. Oh, after the Eagles? So in other words, oh, after you find out that I got another date, now you want me back. Oh, no. I wish I might. And it was going to the perfect situation. The perfect situation, you mean the Eagles

offer me money, a better team, better offensive line, better team, better offensive line, better quarterback, better offensive line, and you think I'm coming back to you who won't even cook me breakfast? After you done made me play on the franchise tag.

Stop playing with me. Nah, I'm good, bro. You don't see my value? Bitch, I'm gone. Yeah, you see it over here, though. The New York Jets dropped their fourth game in a row on Sunday falling to the Steelers 37-15 the Jets are now 2-5

and facing uphill battle to make the postseason despite having Aaron Rodgers as quarterback and newly acquired Devontae Adams oh with Zach Wilson they were 4-3 at the same point yeah they sure was Julian Edelman thanks Tom Brady's

to blame for the mess Jets find themselves in. You've got to blame Brady for this because, I mean, he goes over to Tampa and wins the Super Bowl. Now, everyone thinks they can do it. So, this is the new wrinkle in the league where teams are trying to buy Super Bowls. Ocho, do you agree? No, not at all.

Not at all. You understand the landscape of the team that Tom Brady went to. They were already built. They were already built and had the team and the infrastructure to be able to go to a Super Bowl and make it and make a run. The Jets, the Jets weren't built like that. Maybe on the on the defensive end, they might have what it takes to be able to make that run. But can Aaron Rodgers come in and be Superman with that Jets offense and take them to a Super Bowl? Probably not. Probably not. And the fact that you just said the numbers at this same point last year with Zach Wilson, they were four and three. The Jets are now two and five with a much better quarterback who was established, who's done more, has a really, really good resume,

the MVP, the pro bowler, Super Bowl champion, and they're 2-5 at this point. So I understand what Elderman's trying to say, but there's only one Tom Brady. As great as Aaron Rodgers is. And you have to understand the situation that Tom Brady went to, the team he went to. It was perfect.

All they needed was a quarterback. They was a quarterback away. That's all they needed. They were going to be a playoff team if Jameis didn't turn the ball over 35 times. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So if Brady cut that down in half, they're going to make the playoffs. Yeah.

Okay. Knowing Brady, he's not going to have half. He's not going to have 17 turnovers, which is half of 35. So let's just say he has 10 to 12. Yeah. And none of them are pick sixes because there are a lot of pick sixes that Jameis threw. Scooping scores.

Yeah. And that defense. That defense was hell, boy. And, you know, Matthew Stafford. A team, all they needed was a quarterback. Yeah. He comes in, Super Bowl. Peyton Manning, he comes in. They go 13-3. Next year, Super Bowl. Peyton Manning, he comes in.

They go 13-3. Next year, Super Bowl. 55 touchdowns, over 5,400 yards. Record. Next year, they go, what, 13-3 missing? Next year, Super Bowl. Yeah, it's different. But that team, but look what they had.

They had Julius. They had Demarius Thomas. They had Eric Decker. They had no Sean Marino. They had Julius Thomas. They had a skill. They had a skill position. All you needed was a quarterback. They had a Vaughn Miller.

Now they go out and they get a Vaughn Miller at that. They go get a key to lead. They go get an Akeem. A young ball in the middle of that. They go get an Akeem to leave. They go get DeMarcus Ware. Mm-hmm. Chris Harris Jr. is a free agent. They go get Boss Ward. Mm-hmm.

Now you got something. Cooking. So they have pieces in place. The Jets are not even close to what Tampa had. Not close to what the Rams had. They're not close to what the Broncos had. But I understand what he's saying, though. I do, too. I understand what he's saying, but not even. Made for This

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NBA star Anthony Edwards says he will play in the NFL if he wins a ring in the next few years. I told my homeboy, if I win a ring in the next three to four years, I'm going to play football. I like it. You know, the only reason I'm saying I like it is because he played football throughout the entirety of his career. I could tell you what position and what NFL comparison

I'm comparing him to. I see him like a Derwin James. He's going to play wide receiver. Now you know he can't play no goddamn receiver. That's what he said. He's too damn big. Man,

he's going to get his ass locked up. And he's not fast enough. You know, I'm just saying, because of his size and he's agile, his lateral movement is really good. You know,

he's quick. He's twitchy. He's not twitchy like a Tank Dale or a Zay Flowers, but, you know, he's quick. He's twitchy. He's not twitchy like a Tank Dale or a Zay Flowers, but, you know, he's twitchy. You know, for basketball, I can see him playing safety in the box, coming downhill. But receiver, that's a big boy, man. You know, the young DBs get in his chest, man, he won't be able to get off that goddamn line. They think it's easy.

Nah, it ain't. But you got to look at guys that say, well, look at guys. That's like football players thinking we can go hoop, especially at that level. Shit. You get out there and play. People talk about, well, look at Julius Peppers.

Julius Peppers played football in college. College, yeah. Jimmy, what's Jimmy Graham? Played football in college. Yeah. Tony Gonzalez played football in college. Yeah. Tony Gonzalez played football in college. Yeah, they were two-way guys.

Right. They didn't take seven, eight years off of playing a sport and then go try to pick said sport back up. Yeah. But hey, I want to see it. Shit, I do too. I do too, man. I'll be watching.

I'll be watching. It ain't going to be received. I know that. All right, Ocho. It's time. Your segment is here. It's time for Soccer Cap. Soccer Cap.

Soccer Cap. Wait, we ain't got no graphic? I guess not, Ocho. Sorry. My good people. you know what tomorrow is the UEFA Champions League continues this week with match day 3 and as a reminder you can stream every

single match live exclusively on Paramount Plus Real Madrid hosts Dortmund in the rematch of the most recent Champions League final tomorrow on Tuesday, October 22nd at 3 p.m. Eastern. Then Wednesday's slate is highlighted by Barcelona versus Bayern at 3 p.m. Robert Lewandowski faces his former club, which will be a massive, massive matchup. Both teams need points to move up in the Champions League standings.

Both matches are streaming exclusively on Paramount+. Do me a favor, everybody in the chat. Head to ParamountPlus.com slash live sports to sign up. Obviously, for the Real Madrid-Dormant match, they played 15 matches against each other. Madrid has won seven of those matches. Dortmund has won three. There have been five draws.

Madrid has 26 goals. Dortmund has 19 goals. All 15 of the team's past contests have come in the Champions League. Let me see. For me, when it comes to the Real Madrid-Dormant match, I have as a winner. Oh, my goodness. I'm going with Real Madrid.

I'm going with Real Madrid. Mbappe, Mbappe, Rodrigo, and goddamn Vinicius Jr. They got to get it done. They got to get it done They got to get it done As far as the previous match Between Barcelona and Bayern Listen Barcelona is on fire right now Barcelona is on fire right now

They played 15 matches against each other Barcelona has only won 2 of those matches And Bayern has won 11 They've had 2 draws But I don't think you watch La Liga, but Barcelona is on effing fire right now. And they put everybody on notice in La Liga. So I was at first, I was going with Bayern to win this game, but with Barcelona being informed like they are now, I'm going with Barcelona to beat Bayern and probably shock some of the people that

are betting on the game. They probably going to be shocked. Other than that, that's who I got winning that game. And that is my soccer cap for tonight. There it is. Soccer cap. Ocho Cinco style. All right, Ocho. Last segment of the day. It's time for Q&A.

All right. Hold on. Let me put some socks on. My feet cold as hell. Hold on. Let me put some socks on. My feet cold as hell. Hold on. First question comes from Adam Blades. Hey, Unc, going back to Mahomes, Tom Brady said during the game, Mahomes isn't playing for stats anymore.

He's playing to win games. All that matters to him. Do you agree with that statement? So he's trying to throw interceptions? He's trying to overthrow receivers? Of course not. He's just a little off right now. I don't think he's trying to overthrow receivers. Of course not. He's just a little off right now. I don't think,

you know, I don't think he's playing. I don't think he wants to throw 451 yards, but right now he's off a little bit. The receivers. I mean, look, it's not like he's throwing to,

you know, top 10, top five receivers. And, you know, he has to win the way he has to win. They have to play with an outstanding defense, get the running game game cranked up and then when they need him to make a throw he has to make throws but i don't think he's out there like playing for no he's not playing for

stats uh none of the court none of the the elite quarterbacks i mean once you win you try to win but to say my homes is like yeah well if I just go out here and I play. Most guys can't. Most teams, their quarterback can't play like Mahomes and win games. They can't throw two interceptions. They can't turn the ball over like Mahomes is turning the ball over and be as inefficient as he's been. No, you can't do that.

That's what's surprising to me. That is the most surprising thing to me, is that the way their offense is playing and they're six and oh you think lamar jackson because the guy said he was asking said tom brady said during the telecast that my homes isn't playing for stats anymore he's playing to win game and that's all that matters do you agree with the statement yeah that's all that matters but what quarterback could play like Mahomes?

Eight interceptions, six touchdowns, and they'd be undefeated. Not very many. Nobody. Not very many. I mean, if the ones that can do it, they're retired, huh? Exactly. The ones that can do it are retired. Rapid Collect says, what shoes are you rocking

in the woods? There you go, man. That was a good story, boy. That was a good thing. LB cool said, do you have any songs that pumped you up before the game? Nah, bro. I listened to Michelle andigo Cello or Maxwell. I needed something to calm me down. I couldn't

listen to music that hyped me up. I was already too amped up. Man, I passed out. Yeah. My pregame music was either jazz, obviously, for those of you in the chat know I love Sinatra, but I had talked so much shit

during the week to the opposing team and sending gifts and all this stuff. I needed to be as calm as possible and locked in, not all riled up. Just like you said, I couldn't. I couldn't be rah, rah, rah. Right. Because I ain't had no choice but to show up because I already put the bait out there. So I ain't got no choice but to play.

Right. I ain't need to hit no Jeezy, no none of any. That's when Jeezy came out like an 0-4-0-5. Oh my God. Dr. Frank L. Bellamy, the Hell When I Was Well t-shirt looks great. Brilliant idea. Thank you, Doc.

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yeah Ocho what happened what happened that concludes Monday's edition of Nightcap we want to thank

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the Cardinals Chargers game was put on ESPN Plus Godwin dislocated his ankle. That's the timeline. Did you forget I said that? Yeah. Yeah.

Oh, you weren't sure what happened? Yeah. Yeah, you know, I can see an injury in the spot. It's about exactly what it is from a mile away. I knew it. So thank you for joining us for another episode of Nightcap. I'm your favorite, I'm Shannon Sharp. He is 85. He's Ocho

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Won the ball game 41-31 over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And in that game, Tampa lose starting wide receivers, Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. Mike Evans looked like he re-injured his hamstring. Chris Godwin officially suffered a dislocated ankle. When they returned, we're not certain,

but Lamar Jackson had him himself a day throwing for five touchdowns, and Derrick Henry ran for 169 yards and called for a touchdown. And the Cardinals kick a field goal with two seconds on the clock and win 17-15 over the Los Angeles Chargers. So thank you for joining us for another episode of Nightcap. I'm Unc, he's Ocho.

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