Deebo & Joe - Part 1: Raiders sign Kirk Cousins, Browns Trading No. 6 Pick?

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4:10Welcome back to the Debo Show, baby. My man Joe, he couldn't make it today. So this right now is the Debo Show. Make sure you like, subscribe, and download where you get your podcast. Hey, hey, chat. How y 'all doing today? Hmm? How y 'all doing? Y 'all doing good? Look here. My man Joe had to take care of some things. No biggie. Nothing serious. Nothing too serious. So I'm going to go ahead and fill in for us today. Okay? He ain't stuck in Mexico or nothing like that. We all good. We all good. Okay? Don't y 'all worry about nothing. Y 'all know what we're going to get into. We'll get into a little bit of this Steeler ball.

5:04We're probably going to talk some of that Brown stuff. I don't know. We're going to get into some other stuff too. So it's kind of a little last minute curveball. But listen, we're going to be good, baby. Hey, we're going to be good. Look here, man. the Steelers over here we got a little report talking about Darnell's Washington our our big tight end over there they're saying his value done went up a little bit and you know they're getting that from the last recent little bit of signings of these these tight ends over here they got uh they think the Steelers will have to pay more for Darnell Washington after this offseason because the price tag has gone up.

5:48That, people, I believe it to be true, but that's only if the Steelers want to keep him. I doubt they won't keep him, but that's going to be dependent on how the new coaching staff is going to use him. You know, while Washington getting a new deal no longer feels like a lock with the new coaching staff, that's only because it's going to pivot on how they're going to use him in the offense. And when you look at it, I believe right now you have Kittle, Kittle and think McBride, Arizona and San Francisco as a couple of the top guys. But the big one that's messing it up, I ain't going to say messing it up, but that's wrong, is the Pitts over there in Atlanta.

6:44They franchised him. So that right there is changing the market a little bit. But what people have to understand is that aster do have pride move. And right now he's around 12 a year. So a realistic number for Washington, I would say somewhere between maybe that 8 and 10 range max. And that's assuming that they have plans to use him effectively. Who was that? Oh, my goodness. The tight end that we just let go. Was it John New? I think he was making seven. And I would agree that, yeah, seven, I don't know, seven could do it, might not do it, who knows? You know, he's coming off of an injury too.

7:39But the old price obviously won't be the new price. So, and honestly, I think that's the, you know, the least of our worries as far as guys that need to get a deal done that have a year left. You have nephew, of course. We got to get something done with nephew. And we got boss. We definitely got to get something done with boss. Stillers need that. As a matter of fact, Mr. Rooney said, distillers will be putting in black seats that will be installed in the upper deck of Accra Stadium. My braces could be getting in the way. Y 'all got to understand my braces be getting in the way. I guess it's only going to be in the upper deck for now.

8:33He said, we're making changes to the seating. The sea of gold sometimes get overwhelming. So we did a little black and gold in there this time around. Chat, do y 'all agree with putting in black seats? What did Chad say? Yeah, see, it was John Newsman. I was right. Okay. Okay. Y 'all like putting in the black seats or not? Y 'all think we should go with it? Don't go with it? Do you care? Does it matter? What do y 'all think? Like, the Steelers putting in black seats to me, like, I think that's something that should have been done a long time ago. When you look at it, our colors are black and gold.

9:15It's not just gold. but again you have to look at what the use of the stadium is like who all use the stadium now when you look at it we share a stadium the pit panthers also use the stadium their colors blue and gold black and gold that may have been a

9:43middle ground of, you know what? We won't go black. We won't go blue. We'll just go, just go. You know? But when it comes down to it, the bigger reason is when you put dark seats in there, you can't see who's not sitting there, which I don't understand because I believe, like, we got season tickets sold out. I think, like, aren't we sold out for so many years in advance or something like that?

10:17Like, I don't know. Now, yes, you can see when the upper doesn't have as many people in it. I know, you know, back when we used to play, like, it was hard work getting a seat. It was sometimes, you know, even as a player, you couldn't get, you couldn't even buy the number of tickets. Because, you know, sometimes that you need it, depending on, you know, game circumstances and who we were playing, what time, all that. So, I don't know.

10:48Like, it just, I don't know. But I like the black and gold premise. It's going to look cool. And now it makes sense why you don't put them at the bottom. You want to see everybody in the seats. You need to feel those. They got to be filled. And matter of fact, when you go to the Pitt games, I believe they cover up like certain areas and sections of it that you can't even sit. I believe they put like the banners or the team logos and the names and all that other stuff. So, OK, I'll agree. It makes little sense. right they said listen the waiting list they say 25 25 plus year waiting list that's wow

11:44is that true

11:49ooh I see why the resale market be going crazy you can't you can't 20 that's wild you can't even get on the list right who we hey be careful on the resale tickets now y 'all know some of them teams out there they they making it to where if they see other fans in those seats and they find that out they go you gonna lose your you gonna lose your season ticket uh privileges and they go they go sell ready for a different take on formula one look no further than no grip a new podcast tackling the culture of motor racing's most coveted series join me lily herman as we dive into the underexplored pockets of F1, including the astrology of the current grid.

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13:50It really is annoying. So it's UCLA, Texas, South Carolina, LSU. Only ones that could possibly upset UConn. On Flagrant and Funny, we're giving our unfiltered takes on the biggest moments, the conversations everyone's having. So whether your bracket is busted or you just want the latest on the tournament, we got you. Listen to Flagrant and Funny with Carrie Champion and Jamel Hill on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports. I'm Laurie Siegel, a longtime tech journalist. And consider my new podcast, Mostly Human, your bridge to the future.

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15:2710-10 shots fired, City Hall building. A silver.40 caliber handgun was recovered at the scene. From iHeart Podcasts and Best Case Studios, this is Rorschach, Murder at City Hall. How could this have happened in City Hall? Somebody tell me that. Jeffrey Hood did it. July 2003. Councilman James E. Davis arrives at New York City Hall with a guest. Both men are carrying concealed weapons. And in less than 30 minutes, both of them will be dead.

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18:07Let's go. we go put a poll we got a poll right here right now now we really want to talk about i really needed joe here but we'll talk about cleveland but now i can actually just go the tangent about cleveland so the browns may be trading their number six pick browns gm Mr. Andrew Berry discuss potential plans for the number six overall pick in this year's NFL draft. It seems trading down is possible, although there's still a lot to be determined, including who the Browns take if they stay at number six. Berry said this right here. He said, it really depends on the prospects available. I don't know what we'll find.

18:59I don't know if we'll find a trade partner, but I would tell you guys, I don't know that we're going to be picking at six at the end of May. And if we are picking six, I have no idea where we're going to, or who, what we're going to take at this point. So this is just me. Chad, do y 'all think that this is a possibility of your guy or the GM? I don't know if he's your guy. He ain't my guy. Joe's guy. Of him trading this number six pick. All right. Now, the Browns need a tackle, offensive lineman of some sort, whatever that is. Now, with that being said, this is what I believe is happening. Okay?

20:17I think he just chum in the water. You know how like when you go on shark hunting or you go fishing for sharks or whatever it may be, you put out there the thing that most attracts them. Okay. And for sharks, it's, you know, it's blood in the water. Okay.

20:46Now, maybe he's trying to see, you know, if there's some team out there willing to give up that six spot. Because you have to realize that the Browns got three picks in the top 39. So they got a six, they got a 24, and they got a 39.

21:19So this is just me thinking out loud, okay? and I would assume the guy that they actually want at one as they won is either one not there period because he just said himself we have no idea who that is. That's one. Or two.

22:06They feel strongly about whoever it is that they want that he's going to be available at 24. So why not put it out there at a possibility of trading the six that can help you get something of greater value when you already feel like the guy that you want will still be there at 24. It's other teams out there that have a greater need for a higher position and may be willing to give up more value to get that spot. Like I'm just I mean I'm just saying Like when you put it out there Hey What Andrew Berry is doing We gotta watch this dude okay We gotta watch this dude Alright And he ain't talking to me He ain't talking to the fans He talking to y 'all other GMs out there Okay He playing with y 'all he playing with y 'all don't hey don't let him play with you like this you understand don't do not do not let him play with y 'all like this this is Cleveland okay this is the Cleveland Browns and this is just me like I said I look at both sides It's me spitballing, speedballing, but, like, this ain't, like, this new type Cleveland feel with them trying to say the same thing, have a, you know, have actual coordinated, you know, effort and approach to things and, you know, him out here just throwing stuff out there.

24:13You know, it's it's seeming like they're they're getting smarter. And. You know. I just don't. I hope it ain't happening because that's not the Cleveland way. You know, Cleveland don't smarten up, you know. They they revert back, you know, like that's just what they do. it's a reason that you know Cleveland ain't even won the AFC North since 1989 you talking about 1989 was the last time they had an AFC North title gas was less than a dollar like chat was he was Joe even born then like what when was Joe born, chat? He young. He young. I got kids his age, you know? I might have even been a fan, like, I think I was.

25:22I might have been a fan back then. Let me see. 89? Da-da-da. 89 was, 89 gas or less than a dollar. Matter of fact,

25:33man, Joe, Joe was born in 99? Nope, don't sound right.

25:46Nope.

25:50Joe was born in 89. I guess he was born the same year. He wouldn't have been able to see it or remember it, though. You know, hell, when I started driving, gas was, well, let me say, legally driving. When I started legally driving, gas was like 97, 98 cents, something like that. What was it?

26:17Listen, hold on. I got a story for you, though. Let me begin with this. So I was driving, right? Well, like I said, legally driving. So when I was like 12, I had to be 12 max. my dad he uh he used to let me let me drive the car so that's how it all started all right all right my dad would let me drive when I was I don't know I was too young to even touch the pedal so you know I you just do the steering you steer the you know you steer the wheel he controls the pedal and all that and you know that probably happened when I was like 10 9 or something like that, even younger, who knows, who knows, whatever, whatever, whatever that may be.