Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Big Ben's AFC North Predictions, Shedeur Sanders' Development, Steelers Memories

24 Mar 2026 · 38 min · 14 chapters

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Episode Title

Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Big Ben's AFC North Predictions, Shedeur Sanders' Development, Steelers Memories

Episode Description In this episode, NFL legends James "Deebo" Harrison and Joe Haden are joined by Pittsburgh Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger. The trio shares their favorite memories from their time with the Steelers, offers predictions for the AFC North playoff race, and discusses player development and career trajectories in football.

Key Details

  • Podcast Title: Nightcap
  • Hosts: Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson
  • Episode Guests: James "Deebo" Harrison, Joe Haden, Ben Roethlisberger
  • Topics Covered:
  • High School Days
  • First impressions of Deebo
  • Expectations for Shedeur Sanders
  • Joe Burrow's career as a Bengal
  • AFC North contenders for the Super Bowl
  • Advice for rookies

Timestamps

  • 00:00 - High School Days: Ben shares stories from his high school playing days, including his transition from wide receiver to quarterback.
  • 04:10 - First Impressions Meeting Deebo: Discussing the aura and respect surrounding Deebo during their early encounters.
  • 08:00 - Shedeur Sanders Expectations: Insights into what to expect from Shedeur Sanders as he progresses in his career.
  • 11:00 - Joe Burrow's Future: Speculation on whether Joe Burrow will finish his career with the Bengals.
  • 14:00 - AFC North Super Bowl Contenders: Predictions on which teams in the AFC North have the best chance at competing in the Super Bowl.
  • 18:30 - Best Advice as a Rookie: Personal anecdotes about valuable lessons learned early in their careers.

Key Themes and Discussions

  1. High School Athletic Backgrounds
  2. Ben Roethlisberger discusses his high school basketball and football background, highlighting a change in positions that led to his success as a quarterback.
  1. First Impressions of Deebo Harrison
  2. Roethlisberger describes Deebo as initially intimidating but reveals his kind-hearted nature, showcasing the duality of his persona.
  1. Player Development and Expectations
  2. The group discusses Shedeur Sanders, emphasizing the need to reserve judgment on young quarterbacks for a few seasons to allow for proper development.
  1. Predictions for AFC North
  2. Roethlisberger expresses his belief in the Steelers as contenders for the Super Bowl, albeit acknowledging the talent in other AFC North teams like the Ravens and Bengals.
  1. Rookie Advice
  2. Roethlisberger shares impactful advice he received from Jerome Bettis, emphasizing the importance of mentorship in a player's early career.

Key Takeaways

  • Respect and Camaraderie: The importance of mutual respect and camaraderie among players, both in competition and as teammates.
  • Career Development: The challenges young quarterbacks face and the need for a supportive environment to develop their skills.
  • Super Bowl Aspirations: The competitive landscape of the AFC North and how predictions can fluctuate based on team dynamics and player performance.

Concluding Remarks The episode encapsulates the deep connections formed in the NFL, reflective storytelling from past experiences, and the shared aspirations for future success. With legendary players like Roethlisberger, Harrison, and Haden, the discussion provides a rich insight into the world of professional football beyond just the game statistics.

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Chapters

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High School Sports Memories

2:20 to 5:00

Discussion about Ben's high school basketball and football experiences.

“The Black Effect Podcast Festival is back in Atlanta on April 25th at Pullman Yard.”

Cleveland Browns and Career Reflections

5:00 to 7:40

Ben and Joe reflect on the Cleveland Browns and their past performance.

“because then I go, look, I know one thing.”

Debo's First Impressions and Team Dynamics

7:40 to 10:40

Discussion on Debo's first impressions of teammates and team dynamics.

“What was your first impression of when you met Debo?”

Shador Sanders' Development and Future Prospects

10:40 to 12:40

Conversations about Shador Sanders' potential and development as a quarterback.

“I appreciate them flowers, baby, you know what I'm saying?”

Evaluating AFC North Teams

18:40 to 23:15

Examine the potential of AFC North teams for the Super Bowl.

“And he still, this year, he didn't do, I don't think he played, like, great.”

Camaraderie and Golf

23:16 to 26:39

Discuss the friendship dynamics and golf plans between players.

“I'm coming to Pittsburgh and we're hitting Oakmont.”

Valuable Rookie Advice

26:40 to 28:01

Learn about the importance of mentorship in sports from veteran players.

“My knees were a little sore yesterday, though, because the kids had me up in the playroom playing hockey, and I had to play on my knees.”

Ben Roethlisberger's Veteran Advice

28:01 to 29:50

Learn about Ben's experience as a veteran and the mentorship he offers to younger players.

“And so for that, for Bussy to do that to a young dude who at the time, remember, I was coming in time.”

Ben's Farewell and Reflections

29:51 to 30:34

Ben shares his respect and memories with teammates before leaving the show.

Covenant Life's Questions and Discussions

30:35 to 31:56

The hosts field questions about quarterback play styles and protection in the NFL.

“In today's NFL, what's the emphasis on protecting the D quarterback?”
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Drafting a Quarterback Discussion

37:36 to 42:04

Debate on the Steelers’ decision-making regarding drafting quarterbacks during Ben's tenure.

“Group of people, we got different people at different positions right now.”

Reflecting on Iconic Jersey Numbers

42:04 to 44:25

The hosts discuss the significance of various jersey numbers in football history.

“6 '6", like, really jacking people up because he can, too, because the rules let it happen.”

Aging Athletes and Family Competitions

44:26 to 46:36

The conversation shifts to the challenges of aging in sports and playful family dynamics.

“And then you want to go out there and it really hurts?”

Bonding Through Playful Banter

46:37 to 50:04

The hosts engage in light-hearted banter about family, respect, and love through competition.

“Yeah, and then he will be smaller than me.”
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1:39James Harrison:Good people. What's up? What's up? It's Questlove. So recently I had the incredible opportunity to have a real conversation with actress and producer Jamie Lee Curtis from Routines to Recovery, True Lies, and a certain Jermaine Jackson music video. Jamie's real and raw and something I really admire about her. I am so happy that I'm the head in charge at 67, that I have the perspective that I have at my age to really be able to put all of this into context. Listen to the Questlove show on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Peace to the planet. Charlamagne Tha Godhead.

2:22James Harrison:And listen, we are back. The Black Effect Podcast Festival is back in Atlanta on April 25th at Pullman Yard. Yeah. And the full lineup is nuts. We got the Grits and Eggs podcast, Deontay Kyle and Big Ice Cup Cat. We got Club 520 with Jeff Teague and the gang. Don't call me white, girl. Mona will be there. Keep it positive, sweetie, with Crystal Renee. We got Reality with the King with Carlos King. And yes, Drink Champs will be in the building. Plus, you know, we're going to have a lot of guests. So you need to join us. And we got the Black Effect Marketplace, the picture podcast, and everything you expect from the Black Effect Podcast Festival.

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3:10James Harrison:Ben, I'm going to ask you this. Ben, do you, I see that you played basketball in high school. Yes. You were a bucket. 27 points, I see that you averaged. Again, your senior year. you played wide receiver until your senior year. You've only played quarterback your senior year in high school. Yeah. I mean, I played as a, I played as a, a little bit as a freshman. So my freshman year I played, I got in the first four games of the season, I played three snaps and it was the hold extra points. Okay. And so we were two and two and we had a pretty good athlete at quarterback. And so the coach was like, man, let's try and put him at receiver and put Ben at quarterback.

3:51We know Ben can throw a little bit, whatever. Because, you know, like early on, it's like just put the best athletes at quarterback. Yes, yes. Because they can run. They can do all the stuff. And so then it was we were two and two. And the coach was like, let's try Ben at quarterback and this guy wide receiver. We ended up winning the next, what, six games, whatever it was. And we won. And then my sophomore year, I played JV. Like our whole class played JV. So I didn't play varsity at all. And I played quarterback that year. And we had like where I grew up, there were three middle schools that all went to one high school.

4:21So everybody was talking about like our class.

4:24James Harrison:Yeah. This class is going to be like a good one. So we all play JV ball. And I swear our coach, we went like 10 and 0 or whatever, how many games y 'all play. And our coach, like I swear he was like, we were his human PlayStation, like Madden game, right? Like he's like drawing stuff up. Like he's like, and we were scoring 40, 50 points on people. Cause you know, most JV teams are like the players that aren't good enough to play varsity. For sure. So we were blowing people out. And then my junior year, the coach's son was a year older than me. And I just wanted to play. and he was a quarterback.

4:52And so I said, man, just put me on the field somewhere. And so I played receiver.

4:57James Harrison:That's what I'm saying. Okay, I had to figure out what happened, Ben, because then I go, look, I know one thing. I was nice at quarterback in high school. I threw for 2 ,700 yards my senior year and 38 touchdowns. So you put your athletes as quarterback. So I thought I was like, man, I want to be a quarterback. I look at your stats and I was like, man, let me go see what Ben did. for your senior year, you threw for 4 ,000 yards and 54 touchdowns. I was like, okay, I was not that good. We had a lot of fun. I threw eight in one game. Yes, I'm looking at it. I threw 38, and I was like, oh, I went crazy.

5:34James Harrison:My stats are going to be around Ben's. I said, oh, I thought that's crazy work. We had fun. You were Cleveland Brown. How you thought any of your stats were going to be something like this? I'm saying coming out of high school football. It don't matter. Pedigree. The pedigree is still there. Like, what are you talking about? The man playing quarterback, you playing corner. What you thought your step was going to be like he was going high school? It said Ben was playing quarterback only his senior year. I needed to find out the story. I had to be the coach's son. Somebody had to be above. There's a lot of story where he didn't play varsity.

6:05James Harrison:Like, I would have thought Ben was playing varsity quarterback. The coach's son. The coach's son ended up going to play wide receiver in college, and I went and played quarterback in college. So things happen. That's why I think, too, that I'm allowed to, like, go at Cleveland so much, not just because I own them and my record against them, but because, like, I'm from Ohio, right? Yes. I played pretty well in high school. I went to Miami of Ohio in Ohio, played pretty well in college. Yes. And Cleveland had the chance before Pittsburgh. Now, I think, I still thank Jesus every day. Thank you. Thank you one more time for not letting Cleveland pick me.

6:46But I'm still allowed to go. That's why I'm allowed to do that. If Cleveland would have had like the 22nd, or no, it was 11th. After 11th pick I was. If they would have had a pick like after, then that's excusable.

7:01James Harrison:You know what? Hearing it from you, from the horses, from Ohio, all of this stuff. You know what? Do what you stand on business, man. You deserve to take off on Cleveland because they skipped on you. They could have had you. You would have had Browns helmets back here. It's their bad. Yeah. Man. Okay. You know what? You got every reason to be okay. Debo, undersized linebacker. This is what we were telling you about the Cleveland Browns. They clowns. Cleveland clowns, they just do what they do. They don't do nothing correctly. They knew what they should have did. No, man. Yeah, that one's crazy.

7:33James Harrison:But anything that they should do, they don't do. Yes. Right? No, no, no. Hopefully the future is bright. Futures. They should have paid you, right, Joe? Yeah. Amen. I'm glad they didn't. I'm glad they did. Then I got to go play with my dogs. I said, bring him over, please. Bring him on over. Yes. Hold on, Ben. What was your first impression of when you met Debo? Your first interaction with Debo? Well, again, I don't remember him in college much. Steelers. He's seen me He motored and he seen the running back. He was handing the ball to. No, man. No doubt. No doubt. You know, I think, so one of the best things about James is when people ask me, like, you know, what's he like?

8:20And I'm always like, don't let this persona, like, fool you. He has, he laughs. He's funny. He actually has a kind heart. Yes. You know, like, he actually is. But until you get to know that, you think he is that. I guess, Ben. Time is up right now. We appreciate you coming on the show. Yes.

8:43James Harrison:The teddy bear. Approach him. Very approachable. Yes, he is. He is. But until he lets you in that, it's definitely intimidating. You just kind of stay out the way. Like, really. Until you get to know him. And then it's just like, man, you enjoy who he is. Like, I got to see firsthand every day that man worked. and I think people will talk about him in the sense of man, his weight room and the strength and this and the other I'll say man, I'd put that at like the fourth or fifth most impressive thing that he can do you know what I'm saying? Him as a teammate is incredibly just like the person he's always there for you and I know he puts on his face and acts like he's the super tough guy and he is, but he's there for you as a teammate and a brother and I love that about him, his work ethic the fact that he would go about his day and his craft and like just the little nuanced things.

9:35And I think a lot of that probably can. I mean, I'm speaking for him and he's on here, which is weird. But I think that he could speak for it too is it probably is some of that like underappreciated, undersized, you're this. And it's like, you know what, I'm going to prove you all wrong. And he made it. Like he made it. But he never acted like he made it.

9:54James Harrison:Yep. And so I think that just drove him every day. And we went through phases in Pittsburgh of where the defense was so good but it made us better on offense, right? I'd like to think that we were good on offense at times and made the defense good. Watching and going against James every single day and knowing when he came off my blind side, like, he didn't have to, like, even touch you when he came by you in practice. Obviously, he's not allowed to touch the quarterback, this, that, and the other. I tap Ben on the butt. He would go by, and he would do that, or he would just be like, he would, like, just enough.

10:28And you'd throw the ball, and I'd be like, you didn't get me. he'd be like, okay. And he didn't have to argue with you, you know, because he knew what was there, and I respected that man every day and still do with the utmost respect for that guy.

10:43James Harrison:Thank you, brother. I appreciate you, man. Come on. I appreciate them flowers, baby, you know what I'm saying? It go both ways. Baby, got a lot of respect for you, too, you know what I'm saying? Especially with you, you know, going ahead and not being able to get that ball off, getting your boy into, you know, into the league that started off, you know, five sacks on y 'all that, you know, you gave it to me. I mean, you was running for your life, you know? Remember when I picked you up on that last one and I dumped you? I was like, uh-huh, you got to go down. Yeah, no, I remember. I don't remember you ever getting a sack outside the pocket, though.

11:13Like, I thought they were on the pocket because you were not, you know, you got a great burst. You was running. It doesn't last long. You was running. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's a good 10-yard burst. His nitrous burst has gone quick. It runs like a video game. It goes by quick.

11:27James Harrison:Listen, this is what you need. Might blow a tire. That game is why Cleveland didn't pick you up. You need to credit me for you not going to Cleveland. Hey, thank you. Yes, you will. Thank you. In my prayers, I'm going to thank Jesus and you. Yes, yes. All right, all right, all right, all right. Yes, all right, all right. All right. Cleveland, since we're talking about it, how do you feel about my boy Shador, big man? How do you feel about Shador? It's typical Cleveland. like you're drafting two quarterbacks like in the same draft. I mean, I don't understand what they're doing. Okay. Yeah, respectfully kind of.

12:06Again, I will never – I don't like to judge quarterbacks good or bad within the first three years because I think too many times we give our flowers to guys and it puts this unnecessary pressure on guys. And a lot of guys come in the league and are really good their first year and can be really good the second year. and then all of a sudden defenses start to figure it out. I used to use Dick LeBeau as an example. Go ahead and beat Dick LeBeau the first time. It might happen. I bet you it's not going to happen the second time or the third time. And if it is, then you might be a good – then you have a chance to be really good.

12:39So you got to show me for three, maybe four years. There's a couple of exceptions. I think like I said after I think the second or third year, I thought, okay, Joe Burrow is going to be a – he's going to be a player now. You know, certain guys you kind of can feel it. Yeah. But there are some guys that are like, okay, I might need four years. Because, again, there's just too many factors involved. So I will reserve judgment or my opinion on Shador until, you know, give me a little more time down the road.

13:05James Harrison:Okay. So you're saying we need to – thank you. Because I'm saying I think he should have been drafted in the first round. This is what I believe. So now we have to give him the same thing. He's not going to just be able to go out there and recreate the wheel. When you went to Pittsburgh, you said you had a defense. You had an offense. You had people around you. They then weren't asking you to go out there and just go crazy. I have no sure. If that was the same, if he was put in that situation, he would be able to succeed. Right now, I'm looking for the Browns to get to the offensive line. We got the running back.

13:34James Harrison:We have a good tight end. We need weapons on the outside. Our defense has always been solid. On the offensive side, we haven't been able to put up points. When I was there, Ben, we would always play against you. We got defense. We were out there hooping, and we would never be able to get points. We needed to score average over 17. We could never average over 20 points. So you get three touchdowns. We're in every game. We're not getting blown out. So I'm just. If you're looking for more flexibility in how you pay for everyday purchases, meet Klarna. Klarna lets you decide whether to pay now, pay later, or spread payments over time.

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17:14And then when all of that happened, I remember the next morning, I think I wanted to, like, write you and go, how did you know?

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18:39James Harrison:Give him a competent line. And he still, this year, he didn't do, I don't think he played, like, great. You know, the escaping from the pocket, you know what I'm saying, the spinning around backwards. You could take some time, you know what I'm saying, move around the pocket a little bit better. But that comes with time. That comes with experience. This was his rookie year. So we're giving him an offseason, giving him some time. And Kevin Stefanski, if your coach doesn't want you to really see, he's not really rocking with you. That relationship didn't look too good to me. so like you get a coordinator that believes in you calling some plays that it's debo i don't debo get debo out of here but you do hear what i'm saying though ben like i respect what you're saying because you can't really judge him yet you got to give him a legit team so then you can give him a chance listen listen hey ben let me let me go back to that that joe burrow that joe burrow hey ben i've been talking i've been doing a lot of talking to joe burrow he's been and uh i've been I've been conversating with him on here on a, you know, weekly, bi-weekly basis.

19:41James Harrison:And, you know, we've been having conversations. I talked to him on the phone yesterday, and we've been talking about him. You know, he's going to go up there and talk to Mr. Brown and see what he needs to do to, you know, do whatever he needs to do to maybe get into some black and gold. Ben, how would you feel about a borough, you know, coming over and being the city and the fill-in to get that spot over there for all Pittsburgh Steelers, just as you were put into that spot. How do you feel about that? How do you feel about that, Ben? Joe Burrow going to the Steelers? Yes, sir. I mean, I would call that a pipe dream.

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20:23I don't think that's a reality.

20:25James Harrison:That's what I was – that's what I keep trying to tell. I didn't ask you about no pipe dream. I've been talking to this man. We've been having conversations. That's a no-brainer. That'd be a no-brainer. You'd jump through hoops for that. There's not enough money to go around, though. Hey, Joe. Joe Burrow, listen to it. Hall of Fame quarterback just told you. It's a no-brainer to come over here to the black and gold. No-brainer. What else do you need? Leave the Olympics alone. Come over here and get a Lombardi. Come on, man. It seems like none of them boys should be playing the Olympics. Man. It's a different game.

21:07James Harrison:That's a different game. The hip dips, the flips, the bending their knees. It's not football. Let those guys go play. They've been busting their butts in flat football. Let them go win an Olympics. Come on, man. And I love the way they have the rosters. Tell him to come and get him a couple of these like we got. We all got two of these. that would be great I'd love for Joe Burrow to come to Pittsburgh thank you thank you get you two of these like all of us right here ain't that right yes correct see I'll be putting you in a conversation that you ain't even got no part of though sometimes Joe my bad I was seeing Ben he's so disrespectful Ben right now you know me I'm a nice guy I see Cleveland before the show started.

21:56James Harrison:I go more. I'm like, no, Ben, you know what I'm saying? He's working. Take your time, Ben. You know what I'm saying? Make sure everything's good. I'm cool, calm, collected. Deebo. Hey, Ben, currently, currently right now, AFC North. Who do you see being the first team to get a Super Bowl?

22:21It depends on who's playing quarterback for the Steelers, but I would still lean towards I honestly I think I probably would have said Baltimore because I think that they've got what they have going on there but here's what I'm going to say I think that their window is closed I don't think I should say it's closing closing obviously Cleveland isn't even we're going to have to ask that one we got and Cincinnati obviously I like what Joe does their offense is really good but they're just like they don't care about their defense and they don't care about anything there and the reason I'm giving this whole breakdown is because I feel like if I would have just said Pittsburgh people would be like oh that's just your homer so I'm breaking it down and so that's why I would say Pittsburgh even breaking it all down I would say Pittsburgh it's a long winded answer to say Pittsburgh

23:16James Harrison:hey who laughs to get one though that's all I want to know I mean

23:27James Harrison:can you please let our guest ask questions that's real rude for you not to let him answer this question with all due respect do you know what he's gonna say when he says with all due respect no respect okay joe when can we golf man you keep ducking me in this golf game man see i'm trying to help you out joe thank you thank you the weather's changed it's warm now on the East Coast, so let's get out. Please. Okay. You've been ducking me for a long time. No, no, no. I'm coming to Pittsburgh and we're hitting Oakmont. Okay. Listen, you've been ducking me on the show. You've been ducking me on the golf course.

24:02I'm just trying to figure out what's going on.

24:03James Harrison:Never again, brother. Never again. I got you. See what's going on. Have you ever hit a golf ball? No. I tear the skin off them, mother. I'm trying to tell you. They just don't go straight. Nothing. He's slicing. They go that way or they go that way. Out of bounds. They go far, but just not. They go far. They go far to the side. Yeah. Gotcha. Okay. I'm being serious, man. I hit the clubhouse and I was only like maybe 30 yards away from it, but it was like 60, 70 yards off to the right. I banged that money. The muscles are too big. We can't bring him to Oklahoma. No. I pulled my delt swinging that thing.

24:44James Harrison:I don't even drive the ball. I'm trying to tell you, bro. I don't even drive the ball no more. That's how you know you can't be out there golfing. You're going to need to be smooth swinging. Yeah. They tell me to do that, but my mom. You need to be a scramble partner and just be the putter. Yes. Hey. Yep. My putt game. My putt game. The athletics. You're an athlete. Yeah. My putt game on point, though. I'll give you a good read. Great caddy. You know what I'm saying? Hey, Ben, why don't you take him hunting? He ain't a hunter. He ain't a hunter. I've never been. Joe's too pretty to go hunting.

25:15Oh! He smelled too good. He had nice clothes on. They'd be too smelly. He's going to come out there with the long-skinned. I don't think they're going to wait.

25:22James Harrison:They're going to smell him before he even hit the hill. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. My scent. My scent. They're going to get the gun. They're going to get the burn. Yeah, you're going to have to hunt birds because the birds can't smell you. See? There we go. I could do that. Yeah. Man, what you got going on, man? You got anything going on, man? Man, I tell people all the time, I'm my wife's personal assistant. Hey, we are. Thanks. I'm actually super proud of her. She's finishing seminary right now. She's got a couple more months of seminary left, so that puts me in charge of the kids. I'm an Uber driver.

25:56It's nonstop, which is why I'm going to have to leave the show soon. I'm going to pick the kids up from school.

26:00James Harrison:Love it. We can come home. We're going to be doing homework. JGBT is my friend because I don't know how to do some of this homework. How do I figure out this answer? It's unbelievable. Doing that, doing the podcast every so often now, obviously footballing with Ben Roethlisberger. Appreciate you coming on that Debo before. Joe, I look forward to having you on. Yeah, that was like three years ago. I got to get back on there. I think we did good. We got some views on that. We had a few hundred thousand. So, yeah, just doing that, man. Just enjoying chasing the kids and helping my wife out, doing things around the house.

26:34And so, I say I'm just as busy as I was playing football. My body just doesn't hurt as bad.

26:40James Harrison:Oh, man. You know? Love it. I love it, man. My knees were a little sore yesterday, though, because the kids had me up in the playroom playing hockey, and I had to play on my knees. So my knees are sore from being on my knees. It's just, you know, too old for this stuff, guys. Man, we in the same boat. One more question for you, baby, before we get you out of here. What's the best advice you got from a veteran when you were a rookie? Oh, man. You know what? It was a long time ago. So I would say that, you know, I remember one of the first times I walked in the building, I had like my playbook. I'm holding like a stack of books and everything.

27:20I saw Bussey, Jerome, walked out. And I was like, oh, dang, that's like, that's Jerome Bettis. Yeah, that's Jerome Bettis. You know, like, oh, boy, what do we do here? Do I say something? Do I put my head down? Do I nod? Do I, like, what do I do? Yeah. You know? And he walked over, and he walked over to me. He's like, you know, hey, young fella, I forget exactly what he said, because I was just probably in awe. Yeah. And he opened my notebook to open the first page and he wrote Bussy and he wrote his number. And I was like, oh, he was like, hey, listen, anything. I forgot how he said. Anything you bought, anything you want to buy, I've bought.

27:53Anywhere you want to go, I've gone. Anything you want to do, I've done. Reach out to me. Let me know if I can help in any kind of way. Blah, blah, blah. You know what I'm saying? And so for that, for Bussy to do that to a young dude who at the time, remember, I was coming in time. Maddox was the man. Like he was the starting quarterback. It wasn't like they drafted me to be the day one starter.

28:12James Harrison:Yeah. Now I was, you know, I was 11th to pick first round, but it didn't, he didn't have to do that. And so I tried to do, like, I tried to take that advice with guys. And I guess, guess who never called him? You. Cause you don't call Busty. Yeah. Hey Busty, it's Ben. Who? Thank you. You know, Ben. Yeah. Remember he won't say who? Yeah. Who? Um, uh, but so I tried to do that same thing. Um, take that advice. And I would tell guys the same sort of thing. like, hey, listen, if I can ever do something for you, you know, as a veteran, a guy who's been here, here's my friend, please don't ever hesitate to call me, text me, whatever.

28:46Very few guys ever do. And I think that's just part of the, you know, it's just, it's hard to do to a vet guy. But so that's some advice that I try to take, but I just love that. That story of Jerome was just always special to me.

28:58James Harrison:Love that. Oh, cool, man. We got you one minute before 12, baby. We're going to let you roll up out of here. But before you go, We got a super chat real quick from Covenant Life. Covenant Life, that's our ace. She's the ace. That's our ace. She said, Ben, we love you. We are lost without you. Let's go get a GD quarterback stat. You know what GD is. Why are you saying that, Covenant Life? Watch your mouth, Covenant Life. All right. But hey, Ben, we appreciate you coming on with us, man. Thank you, brother Ben. Appreciate you, man. Thank you for taking the time, man. Hey. Go ahead and pick up them cheering.

29:35I know. I got to go pick him up. But I want to say this. Thanks for having me, fellas. First and foremost. No doubt. You know, obviously, I talk a lot about you, Debo, but I got nothing but love for both you guys. You guys have all of my respect, not for what you're doing and you guys as men, but what you guys do on the football field. Joe, I hated going against you, man. You were you were one of those dudes that when the game plan, your name was circled every time when you were in Cleveland, which is why when you we had the opportunity to get you, it was like, Pouncey, go get him any way you can get him.

30:01and loved having you as a teammate because as much as as good as you were going against you you were better as even better as a teammate every day smiling and just lots of love so i appreciate both you guys for your friendship and what you guys appear so or for what you guys do and did for my career and helped me too so appreciate you guys thank you all right man hey joe you see this

30:20James Harrison:right here that's a personal one you ain't got one of them don't worry clinton browns don't need i'm gonna get my jersey no you're not no you're not hey ben appreciate you man appreciate you We'll holler at you later, brother. All right. See you guys. All right. Ben Roethlisberger, people. Come on, man. That's a good man right there, people. My quarterback is my quarterback. You understand? Look here. Covenant Life, she back again. Ooh,$100. Covenant Life. In today's NFL, what's the emphasis on protecting the D quarterback? That means them. Am I supposed to cuss or am I not supposed to cuss? You tell me, Covenant Light.

31:03James Harrison:Do you think your specific Sandlot style of extending plays, oh, she's talking about being a standlot style of extending plays, taking hits to find the open man is viable, or has the D League moved toward a style that would have, stop saying D. Say the word for me, please. Just say the, or move toward a style that wouldn't allow a player like you to thrive anymore. He could thrive in anything that we got going. I think he would do better now because they got so much more protection. Yeah. He would do even better. That's a big body, and you can't really – He could take the – he was getting hit a lot harder, and they were not letting it slide.

31:51James Harrison:Right now he's getting protected, and he's still – he's going to hold the ball and make you look crazy because now hold it as long as you want. And as soon as you get close, I can still throw it and you hit me in the head. Oh, my. Wow. Flag. All that. Yes. 15. He will succeed and be able to take less punishment than probably the quarterbacks. They flopping a little bit. Take a fool out of your mind. Mm-hmm.

32:15James Harrison:We got. That man, Ben. We got Mikel Randall back. Five dollars. he said do you think the Steelers should have drafted a quarterback to learn from Big Ben before he retired Ben said Jay Dobbs do y 'all think what do y 'all think of him and Will can and Will can ball so me personally I think we should have got somebody while Ben was there to have an heir apparent like that would be like they did with, in the Green Bay with Rogers. If you're looking for more flexibility in how you pay for everyday purchases, meet Klarna. Klarna lets you decide whether to pay now, pay later, or spread payments over time.

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34:07In each episode, a different guest and I will go deeper into the wacky mishaps, scandals, and sagas, both on the track and far away from it, that have made F1 a delightful, decadent dumpster fire for more than 75 years. Listen to No Grip on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. March Madness is here, and if you're trying to keep up with everything happening on and off the court, we've got you covered on the podcast, Flagrant and Funny. You look at the top four number one seeds. What do you think UCLA is going to do? Break down that for me, my friend. I do think UCLA has a really good chance of getting back to the final four.

34:45Obviously, UConn is the overwhelming favorite in this tournament. But I'll be honest, I think people are kind of sleeping on Texas. Experts are suggesting that UCLA is the number one challenger to UConn and that right after that would be Texas. SEC is so deep and so thick in just about everything. It 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.

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35:33James Harrison:What's up? What's up? It's Questlove. So recently I had the incredible opportunity to have a real conversation with actress and producer Jamie Lee Curtis ahead of the release of her new thriller series, Scarpetta. I can honestly say I've never done an interview like that before. You know, at one point I shut my laptop down and we just started chatting as old friends, recent Oscar recipient. So we have some commonality there. I predicted that, by the way. And you said these words to me. dust off your mantle. Yes. And I looked at you and I said, what? And you said, dust off your mantle. And then I left and that was it.

36:15And then when all of that happened, I remember the next morning, I think I wanted to like write you and go, how did you know?

36:24James Harrison:Listen to the Questlove show on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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38:02James Harrison:Group of people, we got different people at different positions right now. But, yeah, me personally, what about you? I think that would have been a good idea. Obviously, hindsight 2020, you never know when he was going to leave. Their picks was always probably a little – when you're in it, they're trying to probably get the best player available, just trying to help get pieces because we got Ben. But if you think about it, for sure, it would have always been good. But when you're going to get in the first round, like get a first round pick with Ben still there, and that's going to open up that whole can of worms.

38:33James Harrison:But team-wise, you will want to get a quarterback just to have a backup plan so when he ends up, a veteran ends up leaving. But, you know, they ain't doing it. Yeah, for sure. Dobbs, I don't really know too much about Dobbs or Mons. He's saying Josh Dobbs, brother. He's just really – I love Dobbs too. But, like, just because he's been there before, just another quarterback to be on the roster, I don't think he's talking about the house. I would take Dobbs over Mason Rudolph.

39:07Okay.

39:08James Harrison:No, I like it because he got legs. He got legs. He can run. He can move. You know, I respect it. I mean, you can't. I just feel like it's like this, though. Yeah. 6-7. It's just like this. Yeah, you know, with them. Not in the bad way. For sure. We got Danny Goose. Goss. What is that? 6-8-7-9. $5. He said, D-Boy, I have a 92 painting I brought in 2011 on the sidewalk in Baltimore. Been hanging up for 15 years. Can you autograph it? I can autograph it if you can get it to me. That's one. Yep. Check my IG for the email and send a message to it. and then we'll figure out what we can do to get that sign for you.

40:06Good man.

40:09James Harrison:Good man, brother Debo. Hey, I ain't gonna lie to you, brother. It'll cost you$5, though.

40:16James Harrison:Gonna have to pay for it. Go to life. She's back again. $20. Looking back at the goal line drive in the Super Bowl XL, the one Seattle fan still debate at the exact moment in that play, did you know for sure you had broken the plane? Oh, she's talking about being... Regardless of what the camera showed, if the ball touches the line, that is a touchdown. It don't even need to all the way cross through. If it gets into the line, it's a touchdown. It's still a touchdown. Yes, it is a touchdown. They reviewed it. They showed it. It was a touchdown. Super Bowl number one. Was that your first Super Bowl two or was that your...

41:03James Harrison:No, you wasn't there for that Super Bowl. You was there for the second one. Yeah. He was... Damn it. I keep thinking that seven on here and I'm talking to him. No, Debo. You being funny again. But you know what? I got to read one too. I got to read one of these Super Chats because, ah, ah, that's going to make us. Deebo and Joe, you mentioned DBs and their jersey number yesterday. You talked about the 40s. Don't forget Mel Blunt wore 47. Yes. Okay, so look, Mel Blunt, oh, no zero disrespect. That's the best 47. He's the only way. You got to be big, strong, and ready to punch people in the face.

41:46James Harrison:Mel Blunt damn near a 6 '6", man. That's what I'm saying. How is he playing DB? He won't beat somebody up. That's why he can wear 47. Hey, that's when you were allowed to whoop on him all the way into the balls in the air. He wore 47 because that's how gangster he was. Like, nobody, none of these corners nowadays can wear that 47 because Mel Blunt, he did it. That jersey number needs to be retired for anybody to ever wear a corner because we can never make it look like that. Beating people up. Oh, no. 6 '6", like, really jacking people up because he can, too, because the rules let it happen. And he was really beating people up all the way.

42:18James Harrison:That's when you hit him, too, bro. Really, all that, man. So my bad on the 40s, I'm going to go with Mel Blunt, like you say, cornerback, nobody can wear it again. And then Troy Palamalu, safeties can rock 40s. The 40s number, because I think it looked sweet. 40s, not bad. 43, Troy Palamalu, 43, my man, TJ Ward. 47, cornerback, my opinion, unless you're Mel Blunt. Hey, he was big, though. He was huge. So the 47 didn't look like a real 47. It didn't look like a real 47. That looked like a whole wraparound, you know, merry-go-round or something. He looked like he needed to rock that because he had on the pads, the elbow jumps.

42:54James Harrison:I'm about to really knock somebody out. Yeah, you can 4 '7". Big body. Yeah, you got to be a big body. You got to be big body. Yeah. You got to be a big body. You can't be under 6 '4". You can't be under 6 '4". To wear 47 at corner. And that's why. My bad. That's my bad. Yeah, man. Mm-hmm. big dog Mel Blunt. He gonna run downhill 4 '7". That's all. Bruh. And they could really destroy guys back then. Before that, that was all rules, bruh. They used to be able to just come across and hit you with this clothes. Yes, yes, yes. Like, whoo-hoo. One of these videos, we wanna show some jacked up. jacked up.

43:49James Harrison:Remember they used to play that? Hey, bro. Still here. It's$477. $20. He said, hey, Ben, if Rodgers doesn't come back, could you suit up again? Listen. He can suit up. But I'm going to tell you right now. He ain't getting in. Anybody can put the suit on, baby. Anybody can wear the Superman outfit, but can you go out there and do it? Listen, we done. He just told you about how his knees was feeling playing hockey with his kids. Playing hockey with his children in the playroom. His knees are hurting. And then you want to go out there and it really hurts? Question and answer. Listen, I think y 'all understand that I say like I'm coming back and all the other stuff.

44:39James Harrison:I know you played. For me to come back, it's not possible. It's not humor. Yes. I got the look. I got the look. And that's all I'm going for is the looks. Looks can be deceiving. Very, very. You got a lot of people out there that look like Tarzan and play like Jane. Come on, man. Talk to me. I'm going for the look. That's it. If I was to get out there on that field, I would get embarrassed. And to be honest with you, I'm kind of iffy. Iffy. but I think pride would jump in my way if my sons was like, yo, dad, get down on the line. Let's do some one-on-one. Now, am I going to do it? It depends how disrespectful he said it.

45:30James Harrison:If I felt like in his heart he really meant it, that might be my last time to stand up before I can't stand up no more. You know what I'm saying? So I might have to go ahead, get iced down, get stretched out, get warmed up. And how old is your son? Is it high school or college? High school. High school. That's what I'm saying. So that's what I'm saying. 18 and 16. 18 and 16. Your boys, I met. I can take the young one. Okay, the young one for sure. We talking about you, though, going against your 18-year-old son, you know. I can still whoop him right now because he's still a little weak. Now, think about it.

46:03James Harrison:He ain't going to try that right now because he's still a little weak. He's still recovering. So in a year, though, I understand. But you know. Like to work out like me, you know. He liked the dirty part, you know. They, you know, my youngest, he's starting to like to grind a little bit, too. Okay. You know, I'm just. They don't have to. I'm telling them right now. Listen, listen, I'm going to tell you all right now. Don't try me, okay? Don't try me. I'm going to tell you right now. Hey. Hey, your mama brought you in. don't don't don't fuck around make me take you out now see yeah they ain't gonna try you debo yeah hey joe you got about 10 years before oh jackie oh yeah yeah my man something to drink before i pop you in your head old man you know he ain't talking to the they see there's no there's no type of disrespect coming around here that will not be tolerated in this household come on debo you know we not rocking like that hey man listen hey i'm just saying joe he might be feeling himself No, sir.

47:06James Harrison:That man will be feeling that man. He will be taller than you. Yeah, and then he will be smaller than me. I'm just saying, Joe. I will fold that. Hey, he lift weights, too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. There will be no disrespect over here. They my good men. They know what's up. They love their dad. They respect their father. He feeling better today? My man is in school right now. Oh, okay. He is in school. Okay. Way better. He kept on showing everybody. As soon as his brother come home, hey, you want to come watch the show? I was on dad's show. I was like, bruh? Hey, the other one ain't getting sick?

47:43James Harrison:He ain't getting sick today? He was hot. He was like this. Really, Jet? I'm like, man, Jet - He gonna be sick Friday. The other one gonna be sick Friday, baby. Nah, he's gonna be sitting right there. Nah, he good. My man Joe, he was like, nah, I'm solid. I'm good. I'm good. But he Jet trying to rub it in. Yeah, I was on the show. I'm like, Jet. man just but look here baby man we want to thank you guys for joining us on this episode of bbo and joe please make sure you like subscribe and download where you get to show joe yo looks like we might have one more chat that just popped up okay what we got it says right here we got five It's a Jeezygo 1982.

48:32James Harrison:Mm-hmm. It says, two of my guys love you both. Deebo, give Joe a break. I grew up in Ohio as a Pittsburgh Steelers fan, and my big brother, RIP, was a Browns fan. Love your brother. Oh, I love him, but that's how I show my love. That's how you show your love? That's how I show my love. You got to realize something. If you didn't love, you'd just be... If I didn't love you, if I didn't care about you, if I didn't have that connection with you, I wouldn't joke with you. I wouldn't talk bad about you because I wouldn't have that there with you. I would give you the straightforward... How you doing?

49:18James Harrison:How you doing today, Joseph? Oh, you would give me the fake politician debate. Oh, yeah. I'm going to give you... Hey, it was really good doing, you know, hey, Joe, you're messing up this card game, buddy. Come on, let's play right. No. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. What you doing, bro? Come on. Come on, man. Okay, okay, okay. That's how you express your love. I understand. I understand. I understand. Hey, Joe, that's how I express my love, bro. Respectfully kinder. You know what I'm saying? That's my new thing for being respectfully kinder. Respectfully kinder. I'm good old, Ben. Look here, man. We will see you guys on Friday, Joe.

49:58James Harrison:Yes, sir. Yes, sir. See y 'all here. Same time, same place. Let's get it. Here we go.

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51:22Oh, whatever. Would you like to? You're a Spartan, is that what I'm getting? 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 Keri 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. Good people.

51:48James Harrison:What's up? What's up? It's Questlove. So recently I had the incredible opportunity to have a real conversation with actress and producer Jamie Lee Curtis from Routines to Recovery, True Lies, and a certain Jermaine Jackson music video. Jamie's real and raw, and it's something I really admire about her. I am so happy that I'm the head in charge at 67, that I have the perspective that I have at my age to really be able to put all of this into context. Listen to the Questlove show on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Peace to the planet. Charlamagne Tha Godhead.

52:31James Harrison:And listen, we are back. The Black Effect Podcast Festival is back in Atlanta on April 25th at Pullman Yard. Yeah. And the full lineup is nuts. We got the Grits and Eggs podcast, Deontay Kyle and Big Ice Cup Cat. We got Club 520 with Jeff Teague and the gang. Don't call me white, girl. Mona will be there. Keep it positive, sweetie, with Crystal Renee. We got Reality with the King with Carlos King. And yes, Drink Champ will be in the building. Okay. Plus, you know, we're going to have a lot of guests. So you need to join us. And we got the Black Effect Marketplace, the picture podcast, and everything you expect from the Black Effect Podcast Festival.

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