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15:55Chad Johnson:I work in the clothing store at Crenshaw Mall and Fox Hills Mall. Men's Land. I wonder if Sam's still there. Anybody in the chat that's from L.A., I mean, you know what I'm talking about. Man.

16:06Shannon Sharpe:Six hours. They say they work six-hour shifts at restaurants. Oh, that's not bad. That's not bad. That's not bad. Well, here's the thing. No, it's not bad. But when you're only making$10 an hour, let me get all them hours. Let me get 10, 12 hours.

16:19Chad Johnson:I don't like that. I don't like the part. I don't like the part. Now you get a better understanding is the shifts are so short and they don't make enough. Now you get a better understanding of why I've been tipping the way I do the past 20 years every time I go out. It's ridiculous.

16:36Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, it's tough. And, you know, look, I understand because I've been there. I've been there. Been dirt poor. And, you know, you got to make ends meet. You know, we work. Me and my brother, we take half our money. You know, we got to buy school clothes. but we got to help granny pay bills. You know, light needs to be on. Telephone bill got to be paid. Gas bill got to be paid. Sometimes we run short of money in the winter because we're not really working like that. Yeah. Ocho, hey, we got to pull that. Hey, we got to open that fireplace up. Boys, your granny short this month. We're going to have to use the fireplace.

17:12Shannon Sharpe:Okay. It wasn't like, oh, man, man, this is for the birds. No.

17:18Chad Johnson:Yeah, shh. You ain't had no other way.

17:21Shannon Sharpe:Granny doing the best she can. And boy, it used to break my heart every time she would send, because you know, Ocho, they send cash. You ain't have no, grandma ain't have no checking account. We ain't have no money order. Grandma would send cash. They had to have a little bit to send me cash in Savannah State. But she would put it in newspaper. Because you know, people going to hold it up to the light. Oh, they got money in there. You never see it. You never see it. Right. So my grandma would have my sister put it in the newspaper. My sister put a note. granny say this all she it ain't much son that's all I got it's five dollars

17:58Shannon Sharpe:man that's all I got it's five dollars Ocho yeah oh she'll give me a spank and say well here boys here's some money here's a piece of money she gives five dollars I get two fifty spanky get two fifty well spanky gonna hold on to his not Shannon Shannon's gone back then sodas was a quarter honey buns were a quarter bag of chips and back then bag of chips filled all the way up to the top not half the chips and then the rest of the half is air that would be pulling on us now Ocho man I gave me three sodas, three honey buns, two bags of chips but I tell people all the time Ocho the easiest job I've ever had playing in the NFL because you know why Ocho?

18:46Shannon Sharpe:because that's something I really wanted to do I ain't want to clip no damn onions. I ain't want to catch chickens. I ain't want to crop tobacco. I ain't want to bale hay. I ain't want to goddamn load of watermelons. I ain't want to do none of that. Right. The only thing I ever wanted to do was play in the NFL. Because it looked fun. And when I saw they was making$50 ,000,$100 ,000 in the late 70s. What? Do you know how much money that is from a kid from Georgia that's living in a shotgun shack? $100 ,000, don't you?

19:16Chad Johnson:Yeah. big money boy

19:20Shannon Sharpe:what you know what Ocho I would take you down I would let you do some of the jobs that I used to do come on man bring me down there catching chickens have gotten a lot of ease Ocho because now what I hear is they got the coops they got the chicken cages in the house see we used to have to catch the chickens we open the back door we take a flashlight cause it had to be dark because the chickens are huddled up. And we just have a flashlight standing up so you can just barely see the chickens. And you catch three in one hand, three in the other hand. You walk them out. You walk them up. You hand them to the guy.

19:58Shannon Sharpe:He takes them. Hand them to another guy that was stacking them. Now they got them in there. You ain't got to do nothing. They didn't take a forklift and do all that.

20:07Chad Johnson:Hey, I want to.

20:07Shannon Sharpe:What kind of bulljive is this?

20:09Chad Johnson:Hey, hey, I need you to take me out there, right? Okay. And have them out there in the field. Wow. Have them out there. Wow. I'm going to put on some cleats.

20:16Shannon Sharpe:No, no, no. They're in a chicken house. They might be eight, ten thousand chickens in the house. You have to go. But that's, Ocho. I wanted the way you did it. I wanted the way you did it. That's the way I did it.

20:29Chad Johnson:Oh, okay. It was in the house. Okay. Okay.

20:31Shannon Sharpe:That's too easy, man. Okay. I don't know, Ocho. Now your back going to be on fire because you got to realize that's a lot of bending over. I mean, my back was hurting. Hell, I'm 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. My back hurting. So I can imagine with a grown person that ain't you, boy, you might be in traction. Man, I'm ready, boy. I'm ready. Boy, set that up for me. Set that up. Get the cameras ready. The NFL, the GM report cards. A grade with the Dan Morgan of Carolina, George Patton for the Broncos, Chris Ballard, less need, obviously, Adolfo Mensah. He got an A and got fired. John Schneider and Adam Peters.

21:17Shannon Sharpe:A with DaCosta. A - was DaCosta, Brandon Bean, Ryan Poles, Brad Holmes, Nick Casario, James Gladstone, John Spicek, Chris Greer. He got fired too. Darryl Mugi, John Lynch, and Jason Light. B-plus was Terry Fontenot, Brian Gutekus, Brett Veach, Joe Hortiz, Elliott Wolfe, and Mike Borgonzi. But here is D plus, Joe Sean.

21:52Shannon Sharpe:Sean, Joe Sean, he was the Giants GM.

21:56Chad Johnson:And you notice the GMs, the GMs, the GMs that got good grades. Jerry got a B.

22:01Shannon Sharpe:Jerry got a B.

22:05Shannon Sharpe:Jerry got a B. Jerry got a B. Jerry got a B. His players, well, that's the GM. But Jerry, what else did Jerry get a B for? Hey, hold on. Who did the grades though? The players? The players. The players.

22:16Chad Johnson:Okay. Okay. Okay. Hey, that's amazing. I've never seen actually where players get the grade, you know, the GMs. I've never heard that before. That must be something new.

22:38Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, they give them every year. for the last four years where they can't do it anymore.

22:44Chad Johnson:Hey, I know some GMs, especially those that got bad grades, they probably pissed. These sapsuckers. They done gave me a D, and I'm the one.

22:57Yeah.

22:58Shannon Sharpe:Brett Beach. Brett Beach got a B+. Terry Fontenot, Gunikens, Brett Beach got B+. Omar Khan, I don't know how he got a C-plus from the Steelers because he ain't found a quarterback yet. Duke Tobin got a C. Andrew Berry. I don't know how Andrew Berry. Well, I mean, considering he had a defensive rookie of the year and he found Harold Fannin Jr., we'll see what Shador, if Shador is able to parlay the last half of the season and turn that into something positive moving forward, then I can understand why he got the grade that he had. But what about all those other grades? He's been there for a minute.

23:34Shannon Sharpe:This ain't his first year. But that's it, Ocho. you won't get no more GM grades moving forward. Where's Howie Roseman? Howie should have got an A. Oh, Howie got a B. He got a B. Yeah.

23:53Chad Johnson:Who, I mean, how many GMs got an A?

23:57Shannon Sharpe:He got a B. Some of these guys, I don't know who. Obviously, Eric DaCosta is with the Ravens. Chris Greer was with the Dolphins. Brad Holmes is with the Detroit. Nick Casarios is with the Houston, Texas. Ryan Poles, he's with the Chicago Bears. Les Need is with... Les is with...

24:21Chad Johnson:Not Kansas.

24:22Shannon Sharpe:No, he with Seattle. And Les with Seattle? Or is that John Schneider with Seattle?

24:28Chad Johnson:Schneider with Seattle.

24:29Shannon Sharpe:Okay, Les Need is with the Rams then.

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28:30Shannon Sharpe:Ocho. Yeah. Remember we talked about it, Ocho. What happened? The Ohio State, they put on the show today, Ohio State's Sonny Stiles, official combine. He ran 4-4-6. He tied for first. The 1.56 10-yard split, tied for first. He set a combine record for linebackers, a 43-and-a-half-inch vertical, which was the best all-time for linebackers. His 11-2 standing long jump was the best in this group. It was the fourth best all time. Sonny Stiles profile. He's 6 '5", same height as Calvin Johnson. The 244 is three pounds lighter than Derrick Henry. The 4 '46 that he ran is the same as B. John Robinson.

29:13Shannon Sharpe:The 43.5 vert is the same as Nate Robinson. And, well, the 13.5, which is 11.2, is the same as Julio Jones. The other guy, Averill Reese, he ran 4-4-6 as well. So we won that bet because he's supposed to be under 4-4-9. So we won.

29:34Chad Johnson:Hey, hey, Unk. Boy, the measurables, the intangibles, and the numbers jump off the roof. And when you turn the film on, you get exactly just that as well. I'm not sure where Young Bull is going to go. but I guarantee you whatever his draft stock was before the combine, even if it was already high, it just climbed a little bit higher.

29:59Shannon Sharpe:I said this. The one thing Ohio state guys can do is they can test. Jesus. I don't know who the strength and conditioning coach is. And I don't know if he went somewhere else. right. Cause you know, they got facilities in Florida. They got Arizona. They got Cali. They got Texas. You know, Michael Johnson put a, a, a, got, got a speed camp going. Yeah. I don't know. But all I know is this. Ohio State guys?

30:21Chad Johnson:They can go, boy. They can go. Hey, you saw Reese? Did you see what Ava Reese tested that to?

30:27Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. Hey, man. And they had Caleb Downs on that. So they had three guys. I mean, they got top guys on that defense. And they had the D linemen. I forget the D linemen. But they got a couple of D linemen. But one of them is graded really high.

30:45Shannon Sharpe:but 6 '5", 244. That's crazy. With those measurables. Hold on. A faux faux, huh? Yeah. A faux faux? At 244. 6 '5", Ocho. That's crazy. That's crazy. These guys get ridiculous with it, man. These guys get to mean. And I think they had like, hold on, they had like 4 '5 linebackers that ran like sub 4-5.

31:15Chad Johnson:That's crazy. Hey, what was Javon Kirsch? You remember Javon Kirsch's stats at the Combine? Did he even do the Combine? I think he did. You think his stats were probably similar, huh?

31:25Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, Freak was a man. You had to see. I mean, I got him with his absolute apex. Yeah. At his absolute, absolute best because he came in at 99. At Tennessee. I was there in 2000 and 2001. So I saw him at his absolute apex.

31:40Chad Johnson:Oh, yeah. I don't think either chat might not remember. Y 'all remember chat? Y 'all remember Javon curse? They called him the freak.

31:48Shannon Sharpe:Oh my goodness. He was like six, five. He probably like two 65. You got it. Hey, I mean, he had crazy. He had crazy measurables. Shredded. Oh yeah. Yes. Yes.

32:02Chad Johnson:Hey, I see. I seen freak not too long ago in the airport. Man, he still look the same. Do it. I'm like, boy, you look like you can still play. I seen him at F1 in Miami too. Like, God damn, boy.

32:21Hold on.

32:28At 265, he ran 458.

32:32Shannon Sharpe:He had a 37-inch vertical, a 424 in the 20-yard shuttle. But on his pro day, he ran 4-4-3 at 260. He was even faster. Yep. He was defensive rookie of the year. Obviously, he had 14 and a half sacks. That's crazy. Oh, freak. These guys are getting – you give these guys, Ocho, it's kind of like you give these guys like a test. This is okay. This is the exact test. I'm going to give you six weeks. I'm going to give you eight weeks to prepare. this is the exact test that you're going to take yeah all these guys do is run 40s shuttle vert long standing broad jump 225 that's all they do and they take the wonder leg that's all they do the exact test yeah they eat sleep they they work out twice a day they get the right nutrition what you're trying to do you're trying to take weight off you're trying to gain weight you're trying to keep the speed.

33:33Shannon Sharpe:Right. Shakes, everything is prepared. You probably take out a loan. You know, your agent give you a little bread. Say, look, this one's going to cost probably cost you$20 ,000,$25 ,000. You go here and you run 4-4. Got to work. You done made it back.

33:46Chad Johnson:Yeah. Hey, you done made it back plus some. Tenfold. Plus some. Tenfold. It's so funny. Hey, Chad, it's so funny. If a lot of players that's going to go to the combine that maybe been overlooked, Maybe their film, they don't pop out on film as much as they should. But that 40-yard dash, that 40-yard jazz can change your life. That 40-yard dash can change your life. Depending on what you run, especially if you run a staggering time based on the position you play, man, listen. Your life can change in the blink of an eye if you're not one of those top picks that is always on everybody's radar. especially if you played at the Power 5 schools where everybody knows what you can do.

34:32Chad Johnson:But there are going to be some sleepers on that nobody knows about that going to get... When do receivers run?

34:39Shannon Sharpe:Saturday. Saturday?

34:41Chad Johnson:Man, I can't wait.

34:45Shannon Sharpe:We're one for one? Who didn't pay it out? He ran... No, he ran 4-4-6. Yes. Who didn't pay it out? Oh, okay. You said we won for one. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He panned out. I was like, yeah, because all he had to do was run under 449. Yeah, he ran 446. Okay. Yeah. So who we got next? Who we got up next? Who we got?

35:15We got...

35:17Chad Johnson:We got Casey Conception. The rest of our guys are on Saturday.

35:21Shannon Sharpe:Okay. Jeremiah Laws and Conception. Okay. No, I think... Yeah, but here's the thing. if you play fast and you don't test fast, if you don't, they're going to go back and look. They're going to say, okay, yeah, he jumps off the screen. So why didn't he run faster? Right. Because normally got this is what look at a guy. If a guy can stand in long jump or he convert, that means he's explosive. So he's probably going to be good and really good in the 40. Guys that are good in the 40, they normally, because that's explosive energy. Right. So normally it translates. so if I watch but at the end of the day now the tape is the most important thing all I'm hoping is that boy ooh this joker here he jumps off the tape give you a prime example Michael Parsons go back and look at Michael Parsons tape he jumps off the field now he comes to the combine everything that you saw on tape is there mmhmm

36:21Chad Johnson:and you know what's funny too chat and why the combine is so important especially that 40 yard dash because you can't teach speed

36:34Shannon Sharpe:you can't teach speed I can improve it if you a 5 flat I can't get you down to 4-4 no no no

36:44Chad Johnson:you can't but when you find those jams those 4-2's and those 4-3's and they can carry their pads as they call it because there are a lot of people that test fast, but they play slow. Correct. Especially when they put them damn pads on. Yes. Well, God damn, what happened?

37:03Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. Son, run. I am. Damn, you run it?

37:07Chad Johnson:Yeah, everybody can't carry those pads, man. It's weird.

37:10Shannon Sharpe:But a lot of times, Ocho, when guys are not, they are fast and they're thinking. Because if you're thinking, you can't play fast. No, you can't. Because you're like, well, damn, am I running? Bro, go, go, go. Yeah. And so that's why I say, guys, learn your playbook. The only way you can maximize your ability is to know the playbook. Know where you're supposed to go and get there in a hurry. Yeah. He who hesitates beat. Every time. So you can't think. Because if you're going against somebody you think and he's not, he gone. He's gone. But those guys, them linebackers, they put on the show today.

37:54Yeah.

37:56Shannon Sharpe:43 and a half inch vert. But see, here's the thing, Ocho. That's different than what the NBA tells. The NBA lets you run and jump.

38:05Chad Johnson:They get to run and do it, yep.

38:06Shannon Sharpe:Man, do you know what these guys would do if they would just let them run and jump?

38:10Chad Johnson:Jump, yeah.

38:11Shannon Sharpe:Some of these guys, I mean, Boss Bailey, I think Boss Bailey had like a 44. Gerald Simpson ball, he had like a 45 inch vert. Played with the Cowboys of safety.

38:21Chad Johnson:45?

38:22Shannon Sharpe:Yes.

38:25Chad Johnson:Jesus.

38:26Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. Just standing there? Standing. I think Boss Bailey had like 44 champs, brother. Yeah, Boss was athletic as hell. You played with Boss, right?

38:39Chad Johnson:Nah.

38:40Shannon Sharpe:Where did Boss go? He might have went to Detroit.

38:43Chad Johnson:He was in Detroit.

38:45Shannon Sharpe:Yeah.

38:45Chad Johnson:Yeah, he was in Detroit.

38:50Shannon Sharpe:Who else had? Byron. What was Byron, the guy, the DB from the Cowboys with the Yukon? Byron Jones? Byron Jones. That joker standing long jump 12-3, which is a world record if they were tested. Damn. Yes. Boy, that joker, he got jackass in him or something.

39:13Chad Johnson:You know how far 12 feet is? Hell yeah. From standing still?

39:18Shannon Sharpe:Unless you know how explosive you are.

39:20Chad Johnson:Yeah.

39:22Shannon Sharpe:Look at track guys. I bet if you were to test track guys and stuff like that, they're explosive. You see how them jokers get out, Ocho? You got to be explosive to get out like that.

39:35Shannon Sharpe:Man. Yeah, but I think Gerald Sensible still has the record at 45. Byron Jones has the record 12-3. Steven Paell got the record in the bench. He did 49 reps at 225. How many? 49. He got 50 right there, Ocho. He got it right there. That's crazy. Do you understand how much endurance you got to have to do that? 50 reps? Hell, once you get to 30, that lactic acid is building up. You get to 40?

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43:10Shannon Sharpe:Yeah.

43:15Shannon Sharpe:An anonymous NFL GM says he's not remotely interested in Tyreek Hill, even at the vet minimum. We aren't touching him. No chance. We think he's done. He isn't a difference maker anymore. The juice isn't worth the squeeze. Not even as a vet minimum guy for us. What? Wow. Vet minimum is a million dollars. Coming out for ACL. How old is Tyreek? He got an ACL, an MCL, a broken tibia. How old is he, Unc? 31. I think he's 31. Oh, he got some juice left. He got a whole lot of juice left. How old is he? He's 31. He'll be 32. He'll be 32 on March 1st. Yeah. Is it March 1st? He's 31 right now. How old is he right now?

44:10Chad Johnson:Hey, Joe and Unc, When I hear owners say stuff like this, I would so love to know exactly where the source came from or who the owner actually is. It was the GM. It was the GM. Hey, GM in general. They're always anonymous. They're always anonymous. I would love to see what receivers he has on his squad where he thinks even Tyreek Hill coming back off injury ain't better than what we got out there right now.

44:36Shannon Sharpe:I think he would be, Ocho, if he wasn't coming off serious injuries. He's coming off a serious injury. and he's about to be 32 in three days. With that being said, at minimum, I think it's a steal. Now, I'm not going much above that, Ocho, given what he's coming back off of. What about what he looks like after injury? Well, he did that in week four. Coming in, seeing him wrong. What do you have? We know he had a broken tibia. We know he had an ACL. Were there any other ligaments? were there a MCL, were there any meniscus damage, LCL?

45:26Yeah,

45:28Shannon Sharpe:he said motivatorial ligaments. So we know the ACL, okay, guys come back from the ACL. It's those small, and so did they repair it, Ocho? Did they give him a cadaver? how they take part of the patella because you know they take part of the patella tendon and they reattach it so it's interesting to see what all he had done they said multiple ligaments now we know the ACL we don't know if it's the MCL, the LCL we don't know if it's any of those but we assume, now we don't know which other ligaments corresponding ligaments it is we also know he broke his leg the fibula so it's an uphill climb but athletes I mean you know they know we know how to rehab we know how to get back big time if there's a will there's a way he'll get he'll do yeah but I do think for for a million dollars I mean for that because that's the bad minimum mojo oh yeah for a million dollars I'm definitely doing it now I don't know if you'll go there for a million dollars but I'm saying in no no no no absolutely not now I think he's gonna do he's gonna do it right Uncle Joe um

46:41Chad Johnson:depending on how he looks he'll be back over there with Andy Reid and Mahomes and Eric B enemy because he's familiar with the system they're gonna know how to use them um it'd be it'd be perfect it'd be perfect for him because he doesn't have to be the one to shoulder the burden mm-hmm mm-hmm I just yeah I think you gonna be alright it's just the thing is little children man yeah

47:07Shannon Sharpe:if they ever get a chance to get you while you down you best believe

47:12Chad Johnson:oh they coming and what are you coming don't oh they oh they

47:16Shannon Sharpe:that's what I'm saying that and that's what I would advise the guys guys keep it be as gracious as you possibly can I know sometimes it gets hard but you always want to give them like you know what we like he never giving anybody any problems he's a great locker room guy he's competitive man when you coming off an injury and they think you're a problem in the locker room and you got a lot of stuff going on because they're looking for a reason Ocho they just don't give them a reason

47:47Chad Johnson:always looking for a reason and if there is no reason they're going to create one

47:55Shannon Sharpe:it's like as a coach you once told us don't cut yourself let us do that

48:07Shannon Sharpe:that's a classic know where you're supposed to be do what you're supposed to do be on time but you make my job real easy when you don't know what you're supposed to do you're not where you're supposed to be and you're not on time You really make my job easy. Make it difficult on me. Fragers. Make it so I have to like, damn. I don't, you know, look, I understand. I think with a little, you know, with a little time, this guy might turn into a pretty good player for us. As opposed to like, nah, nah. I can't do it. So, we wish Tyreek a speedy, speedy recovery. New Ravens head coach Jesse Minter hopes to change players' attitudes towards OTAs.

48:53Shannon Sharpe:He said today, first of all, I do have total respect for the rules that it is voluntary. Totally understand that. And Lamar has an unbelievable success doing it both ways. And so there's certainly a balance there. But I think it's our job is to create an environment and a learning opportunity where they feel like it's really important for them to be there.

49:16Shannon Sharpe:Ocho? You know? You got a warning. What's up? We had sound? We didn't have the sound of that, did we? No. Okay. What'd you think of Ocho? What did Mr. saying? He said he understands that it's totally voluntary. And he understands. Right. And he understands Lamar has had success doing it both ways. But he said, I think it's our job is to create an environment and a learning opportunity where they feel like it's really important to them to want to be there. hmm yeah

49:51Chad Johnson:I like I like I like it I like the words it's all up to Lamar whatever Lamar wants to do I mean it would behoove him being at his new system his new officer coordinator uh new coaches I'm sure everybody I mean they will have a hundred percent attendance even though it is voluntary because I think you know man look I'm trying well uh uh you didn't have a

50:13Shannon Sharpe:coach because Marvin was there your whole tenure. So you didn't have a coach. Yeah. Well, no, remember I had Dick LeBeau first. Oh, you're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. I had Dick LeBeau first. You're right. You're absolutely right, Ocho. And then you got, and then you got Marvin. But did, and so as long as you don't change head coaches, you really, because you get changed head coaches, you get three. You get to have three camps. Yeah. It's going to be, it's going to be interesting. I think, I think Lamar is going to show up just for the simple facts that, you know, what? They're working on Eric DaCosta.

50:49Shannon Sharpe:He's like, look, me and Lamar had a great conversation over the years. We don't really talk about the contract thing. But I do think Lamar, I think Lamar is going to show up. They don't really do it. They don't do anything. And plus, I think it gives them a head start on learning the offense. It's a totally new offense. Me, I kind of like keeping the same coach because I like the same offense on Joe. So that way I didn't have to show up. right that's why that was the only reason I liked it Joe because I didn't want to show up but look and look they're very motivated to get a deal done with Lamar Lamar's finna jump he's finna jump Josh Allen we know what Josh got Lamar's finna get that and some they ain't gonna play with him is it

51:34Chad Johnson:no no no no no nope

51:37Shannon Sharpe:cause the faster you can get that done the better off things will be around now He probably, you know, new system, new coach. So you want to get everybody acclimated. And nothing gets you acclimated and make you want to show up, Ocho, like 300 million, huh? Hello. Hey. When$100 million hit your bank account, damn. Y 'all really wanted me to show up. I don't buy it if I do.

52:07Chad Johnson:Hey. It's a different world. Yeah, hey.

52:11Shannon Sharpe:I'd have never thought if somebody would have told me when free agency hit back in 93, that was the first year of it that the salary would get to where they get the hell out of here these guys are getting contracts for what these owners purchase teams for I mean you could buy a team back in the 80's you could buy a team for$60 million hey but hold up you remember in the NBA coming in as rookies they used to didn't have no salary You used to sign a 60,$70 million deal. Yeah. Big dog, what big dog, what are the last ones to get that contract? Yeah, yeah, yeah. They had to put that salary cap on there real quick.

52:52Shannon Sharpe:Hold on, hold on, before this thing get out of hand. Well it used to be, Ocho, well you know it used to be there was no salary cap on rookies. Sam Bradford was the highest paid player, and he was a rookie. Yeah, and we went to the Rams first, right? And then you know how they did it, see it. They was like, no, you know what? We don't think that's right. We want to put a rookie cap, and that'll keep more vets. They put a rookie cap on the quarterbacks and then cut the vets. Right. Oh, boy. It's crazy business. But, no, I think Lamar's going to show up. I think he's going to be very motivated to show up when they give him that Josh Allen money.

53:32Shannon Sharpe:Oh, we. I'm telling you. $250,$260 million guaranteed. $120. Yeah. Woo! 130 at the time of signing. Yeah, I gonna show up. I gonna, Steve, you know what? You and I been working great together. Let's continue this relationship. Cause Lamar's 29. Who just say Ocho in another four years he can't get another contract? Yeah. Damn, he just 29 for real?

54:02Chad Johnson:Boy, he's young, boy. Yeah, damn.

54:07Shannon Sharpe:and then win the MVP win a Super Bowl see y 'all in training camp I see y 'all for that mandatory one in June I'm just telling you I win the MVP we win the championship I'm never doing OTAs again I'll see you in June

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