Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Casey Hampton on Steelers Super Bowls, Dick LeBeau & More!

28:07I don't remember I think it was I think it was so I came back out of retirement I came back in 14 so I came I retired in 14 then I came back in 14 it wasn't played the same no more they played certain things that were different bro it ain't been that true was the boat still there though? the boat was still there at 14 when I came back So was they playing the 2-0? They were slanting. They were doing all... It was... More moving. It was also just like as far as your linebackers. Your linebackers were doing was different too. Like, yeah, it ain't that true. But Deebo, that part of him... I know they was rushing a lot more though.

28:59But in 13, I think I went to Cincinnati. So in 12, remember, last year was 12, right? no yeah my last okay we were one that year so it was it was one one two five one one that was 2007 to 2012 and then 13 it was like 16 14 it was 19 something and then it didn't come back up until after like 17, 18, 19. I think it got to like fours, five or sixes, three, four, five or six or something like that for like a period of like three to four years, something like that. And then it went back down again. Who's rated in the teens? Oh, yes. 13? 14? Oh, yes. Oh, yeah. I didn't realize that. That was a long time.

29:57I remember yesterday. I remember way back then. Yeah, for sure. But that true, like the one that you ran in 12, was changed up in 13. And it was mostly changed to assist with getting players to be able to play without having to learn as much. So things were. Boy, you really got to be. you gotta know it. It ain't easy. It took you a long time to learn. Exactly. It took me a good two years, bruh. A good two years. Because I was so lost the first two years, bruh. I didn't even try. I was like, I ain't gonna be able to learn this shit, bruh. I don't even know what's going on. But after I went and sat down, I was like, you know what?

30:42You gotta take the time to be a true professor. Bruh, lay my bed on the floor, slept on the floor, bruh. Just be there all night. And something else, dude. Coach LeBeau. coach Lebow explained it so easily and then the extra time that I spent with butts bro it was the greatest help that everyone along like without when the last time you holla at butts huh man I ain't seen butts since he slapped me in the back at at a what is that the breakfast restaurant man he elbowed the hell out of me in my back. Man, I turned around. I was about to fire off, and then I saw it was him, bro. He was like, hey, boom, and just hit me.

31:23I was like, what the fuck? Bro, I was ready to fire off. Bro, that was like last year sometime, bro. Man, if you had to tap butts, he would have tipped over, man. But you can't do butts. No, no. Bro, you know how he gave me that forearm shiver, but I wasn't, I ain't even seen. He was, you know, he was with his wife, Juanita. He was with Juanita. Juanita, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, she would have got you a better run than him because Buzz with some hips, he ain't got nothing.

31:55Bruh, bruh, man, we got it. Listen here, bruh. I want to thank you, bruh, for coming on, but we're going to jump into these super chats. Bruh, you got anything that's going on before we jump into that? You got anything that you're into you want to talk about before we jump into these super chats because these people are going to be asking you some questions. D-Vo Ains, I ain't in that, man. You know, I'm sitting back, chilling, man, maxing, relaxing. I'm just enjoying it. Oh, shit, that's the case then? Listen, man, let me ask you about the new coach. What do you think of the new coach we got, man, the direction we're going with the Steelers?

32:34I mean, he a winning coach. I mean, he's a proven winning coach. That's all you can really ask for, you know what I'm saying? man, approved coach. They say he's the great at development quarterback. Yes, we need that. So, I mean, with his age, is he the long-term guy? I mean, just to get us started off, to start to get our quarterback going. I don't know, man, but I like the fact that he's won everywhere he's went. So, I like that aspect of it. So, hopefully, man, we'll keep that up. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, definitely. Hey, you see he hired Domita Pecco. Yeah, the D-line coach. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

33:24He played for Cincinnati. Yeah, no doubt about that. I see that. He was coaching. He was in, I want to say, was it Colorado? Probably so. I think so. As long as he know it, he damn so cool. But he's one of those guys that was, you know, he was like – he was more – I'm just talking to him, you know, offseason and talking to him. He was more of a, yo, you guys got to hold this down so they can, you know, be able to – that's where his thought process, you know, was as far as for his – his whole D-line as far as how it operated with a 3-4 in that sense. So that's a good thing, especially now. We did, but all those guys going to be able to adjust to that.

34:15Because them guys ain't used to holding nobody now. They ain't going to have no choice. It ain't going to be about what you want. It's going to be about what's best for the team. You got to buy in. You be going back two, three, four? I don't know exactly how they are going to run it, but I'm assuming they're going to go. It ain't going to be that Dick LeBeau style because you know Dick got his own thing that, you know, like he ain't even got a playbook. You know, all his stuff is in his head. I'm actually trying to figure out a time where I could go and sit down with him for about a hot week and get it up out of there.

34:52You know what I'm saying? That boy, he got it. He got it. Dude, people don't understand how difficult it is to sit there. how many defenses do you think we went over in training camp bro like we went over what 100 plus like we had 40 blitzes and then another whatever it was off of those blitzes so everything that we had a blitz off of we had something that didn't blitz that gave it teeth and then something that was the opposite of it that gave the other two teeth like people don't understand like once you change same thing we were talking about how they change the defense well you change with this dude is doing, you take away the teeth of three, four other defenses.

35:38Now you can't even use them because you done changed the aspect of it. But we were running the same shit over and over and they couldn't stop that shit. Oh, no question. No question. How many times we be on the side and Coach DeBoer come through at least, I'd say once every maybe four, six games. Hey, y 'all remember that defense we ran in training camp. Blah, blah, blah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. We about to run that next series because he's standing over there on the sideline and he sees something and he connects that all the way from damn August, bro. Like, oh, that's going to work here. But you know, LeBow has a photographic memory though.

36:26LeBow can tell you about a damn play 20 years ago. What happened? Was it raining? He tell you from his playing days at practice. That's crazy, man. That's what's crazy about LeBeau. He has a photographic memory. He remembers everything, dude. Everything. Bruh, I wish I had that, bruh. I'd be like, what'd you do yesterday? I'd be like, what the fuck did I do yesterday? God.

36:59Oh, shit, I did. I turned 48 yesterday. That's what it was. That's what it was. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. How old is you, Hemp? I am 48. I'm 48. What year was you born? 77, though. You was born in 77, though, right? Yeah, I'm born in 77. That's old as hell. You 50. Nah, why is it that? You 50. You about to be 50. You 49. You about to be 49. I'm 48. You about to be 49. You born in 77. Yeah, I'm about to be 49. Yeah, but you 48, right? You about to be 49. Let's not talk about what you going to be this year. 49. You 49. Nah. D-Bo, I'll be 49 this year, man. Might as well be 50, shit. Might as well be 50.

37:47When is your birthday? Yesterday. Hey, you get your AARP card, bro. I ain't got one of them, D-Bo. Listen, I'm trying to tell you, bro, you better get one. Listen, see, Ham, you and Joe, y 'all got that money, man. I ain't got that money like that, man. I got to get the discount wherever I can, man. Man, listen. Get you this AARP card, bro. You get discounts on everything. Insurance. Bro, you name it. How do you got to be 18 and older? It ain't for old people no more, bro. What do it do? You get discounts on everything. Everything. Listen, man. You think flights, hotels, whatever, man. Discounts on everything, bro.

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43:05But I started looking at it. I read into it. And it's for 18 and older. They took away that age thing. You know what I'm saying? So if you 18 or older, your son can have it. You get this count. Health, everything. Health insurance. I'm trying to tell you. $20. You know me at$20. $20. $20. $20. $20 membership. You get all these discounts. Like I said, it already paid for itself with just the phone. The cell phones. That's it. That's it. Bruh. Super Chat, we got Eric Oboe $5.8 $5.2 $5. Debo for NFL Commissioner. Let's go. Nope. They want me for NFL commissioner. Devo for NFL commissioner. Let them boys hit again.

44:02Listen, ain't nobody bringing back hitting. Tell them him. Ain't nobody. Well, Devo. Not the kind of hitting we was doing, bro. They scared of that, man. Somebody going to get really, really hurt. Man, these boys is bigger, faster, stronger. Devo, somebody going to get hurt, man. They can't let them boys do that, man. That's the NFL's biggest fear of somebody dying out there on that field. That's their biggest fear, Devo. Oh, it didn't already happen. That ain't never happened before, D-Bo. Yes, it did. When was this? Bruh. Look it up. I want me. It was a Detroit line, I believe. They don't want that to happen.

44:46If it did happen, I don't want that shit to happen. Bruh, it was like 70, 80s. Look it up. I ain't know. That's crazy. They don't want that shit to happen again. That's crazy. that era Chuck Hughes, 1971 Really? And they let that shit go on way after that Until they started getting them cases, them suits Yeah Well, I think the head injury stuff had a lot to do with it too Yeah, that's what happened They were getting sued for the concussion lawsuits People, you know Well, y 'all had a lot Well, I kind of started it Like, you know what I'm saying? Y 'all was a knockout artist, but I, you know, my mind was in the bus way before y 'all.

45:28I ain't gonna lie. You put Eddie George asleep, though. Yeah, man. Hey, that boy, night, night, that boy, boy. He hit that boy so hard over there in that playoff game. That was the first game that I went to. And I was actually active for, bro. Oh, my Lord. You could hear it from the sideline. I said, ooh, nothing. He just went limp. I said, oh, Lord. And Eddie George, people, what was wrong with us, man, back in the day, being happy for knocking somebody out? Ham, ain't nothing wrong with that. What you talking about? It was celebrating. What are you talking about? Biggest hits of the NFL. You got jacked up.

46:03You don't remember all them when disaster hits. Like, they were selling that shit, bro. You wanted to be on there. Not getting hit, but you wanted to be putting somebody to sleep. Bro, they added sound effects to that stuff. Yeah, no doubt about it. No doubt about it. You wanted to get your body back in the day. Yes. That's what the league was selling. You wanted to get your body. Bruh, that's what the league was selling, bruh. Well, after I caught my body, man, I kind of felt bad. I just wanted to get him on the ground after that, man. I had to prove I was capable of that. I had to prove I was capable of that.

46:41You know what I'm saying? I just wanted to get him on the ground. I just wanted to get him on the ground. I had my – You want to throw a pillow down there too so he don't hit the ground too hard and make sure none of them thinders pop up in his eye and none of them rubbers pop up in his eye. Like, what the... Debo, man, you too violent, man. Like, Debo, man, we old enough, man. Bro, I don't want to do it now. I don't want to do it now, Ham. But back then, I did. I'm a changed man, Ham. Like I said, I said to my Lord and Savior, Ham. I'm good. I'm saved. Like, I'm better. I ain't good. I'm fighting.

47:17fighting for my life every day. You're doing the right thing. You're definitely doing the right thing. I'm better than I was. That's all I can hope for right now. Well, day-to-day getting better, man. That's all you can ask for. For sure. We got Bossman 930975. Debo, what did you and Troy say to each other when you knew you couldn't catch Larry Jarrell in Super Bowl XLIII? and win.

47:53Debo, why was you running so hard? I was trying to catch him. Debo, you had zero action. Listen, he did not pull away from me. I just couldn't catch up to him. Debo, Debo. Look at the film. I promise you, look at it. Stop it, man. You look like a RoboCop chasing that dude, man. Look at the film. I promise you. Look at the film. I could not catch up to him, but he was not leaving me, bro. I stayed the same distance. I promise you, bro. Until I realized he was about the 10-yard line. I was already like five yards behind him. I was like, I'm not going to catch him. Lebo, in your mind, did you feel like you was gaining?

48:38No, I knew I wasn't. But you were just so mad. You were like, I just dropped the ball and do anything. that you just wanted to do something. Bro, I was, I'm like, in my head, bro, I'm like, oh my God, we just lost a fucking game. And I'm like, I couldn't catch him. I'm like, I just fucking lost us a game. Nah, you. It don't matter, bro. That's why I was chasing him so hard. You felt like that was your fault. I knew it wasn't my fault, but I was there. I could have got there. I felt like I could have got there and I couldn't. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, bro. They got it back for us, Debo. Bro, I was so mad when they called that fake hold on what's-her-name in the goal line.

49:25When they called the fake hold. What was it? Who was our center at that time? He got ran over, and they said he held. He didn't hold. And Tone caught the ball. It was a first down. Game would have been over with. Who that ran? Who was the center? Was it Hart? It was Jeff? No, it wasn't Jeff. What's the other one? Hartwig? Hartwig, yeah. That's what it was. He didn't hold him. He just got ran over. Dude fell over top of him. Yeah. And it looked like... It didn't even look like holding. He just... Like this. And it was like, oh, it's a hold. He put him down. Oh, you're going to look back for the flag, too, though.

50:13No matter how you fall, you're going to touch your leg or did something. Bruh, I was like, bruh, dude, I'm still distraught thinking about it.

50:24Bruh, that's PTSD right there. But, like, I was – You got to be kidding me. When he took it, you got to – Oh, man, I could not believe it, boy. Man, to have you chasing Bebo, I knew he was out of there, too. I just want to let you know that. When you was the last line of defense, I knew it was a touchdown. I hate to chase him, but when I see him chasing him, I'm like, oh, it's a touchdown. I came in to chase him from this side like this, and he was already turning. I'm like, I'm looking, and I'm like, ain't nobody in front of him. I'm like. Oh, man. We was out of there, D-Bo. We was out of there, man.

51:01Me and Troy did not say nothing to each other. I don't. We didn't. Did anybody talk to anybody after that damn play, bro? No, we just had that look on our face. I think everybody was like, I can't believe we just tricked this game off. That's everybody. We was like, yo, we the codest defense out here, and we just lost this game. That's exactly what it was. But it came out how it was supposed to be, man. Like, you know what I'm saying? Team game, people. And that was a team win, that Super Bowl. That was a team win. They built us out. 100 % they built us out. They built us out, man. We needed that, Jack.

51:37No doubt. Woodley and Keys will close it out at the end. Let that tone get his shine on one time. We got Mike and Mike,$100. $5. He said, what up, Debo and Casey show. Okay. Casey, that picture of Pac and Biggie is dope as... I can say that. Dope as shit. I ain't supposed to be cussing because I'm trying not to cuss. I'm trying to clean up my vocals. You know what I'm saying? I ain't trying to be... But I said it. Sometimes I cuss a lot. But then I done lost a fight. I ain't been fighting though. So I'm good right now. He said, what is your favorite Tupac and also your favorite Biggie song? What's your favorite Tupac and your favorite Biggie song?

52:24I already know what my favorite Tupac song is. I'm not a song guy. I'm not a favorite song guy. I'm definitely in the Hail Mary, but I'm going to go, because I was in college when All Eyes on Me came out, so I'm going to ride all the way out. The whole thing. I'm going to give you the whole thing. If I can't ride your whole CD out, it ain't really popping. CD? What's a CD, Hemp? It was a CD in 96. A lot of people out here don't know what no CD is. They don't know what no CD is, Hemp. I got it, man. I had that life after death and I had it all eyes on me. CD. Rolling. That's D-roll, man. So you ain't have CDs?

53:12Yeah, I had CDs, bro. They didn't. The chat didn't. I know they ain't had no CDs, bro. When you asked me about Biggie and Tupac, and I said CD, because that's what I was rocking at the time. I'm pretty sure they don't know what a CD is. They ain't never probably even seen one. Google it. Google CD, chat. Google what a CD is. baby. Y 'all go find out or hit chat GPT or DBT. ABC. You know? Oh, I still got some CDs. I can turn around. Hold on. Hold on.

53:49Here, this is what y 'all looking at. It's like this. It look like this. Come on, man. It look like this. Y 'all just said, man. I told you. Listen, man. I told you. Listen, man. I'm trying to tell you. I'm trying to pull the CD out there. Listen, Ham. Listen. I'm trying to tell you I'm living, you know, I'm living meagally. You know what I'm saying? I still got a VHS too. I can pull out the VHS tape too now. Hey, Ham. Hold up. I got something for you, Ham. Hold up. I got something for you, Ham. I just thought about that. I'm glad you said that.

54:31hamstring hamstring where we at hamstring hamstring oh that's the old school where we at hamstring

54:45hey hey hold up hold up hold up hey hey hold up i got i got i got i got i got a peasy too i got a peasy too bro all these remember the show all of them hemp hemp listen hemp hold on Let me make sure. That's the club, man. That's the man at the club taking a little picture. Bruh. Do straight from the club. Yes, bruh. Bruh. Come on, man. Hey. Hey. Listen, Hemp. I got all. Bruh, I got so many in here, bruh. Oh, this is wild one right there. But I bet you can't name the club each one of them at, though, DJ. Huh? I bet you don't remember which club each one of them was at. For sure. I can tell you.

55:26Let me. All I got to do is look at the background. was either what's the one right there? Ballroom? Deja Vu? Deja Vu. They had a cameraman up in there, no doubt. The one dude, the little handy capable dude. Yeah! What's his name? I can't think of his name right now. Yes, he would come through wherever we was going to be at. For sure, for sure. I'm mad about that. He used to be moving his fingers all the time. Yeah. Yeah, I can't even think of his name, though. I can't think of his name. That's crazy. Hey. Pot dog. Debo, why? Bro, I told you, bro. We was out there, bro. Why was he wearing a big-ass coat back then, man?

56:13Bro, RIP, my man Clark Hagen. Man, triple A, man, triple A. Yes, sir. Come on. Bro, I got all this, bro. I got a whole bunch, bro. Hold up. They don't know about Young Ben. They don't know about Young Ben in there with us. Young Ben? Did he have his pizza chain on? Yes. Pizza chain and fade, Ben? Hey.

56:37Yeah, they don't remember that pizza chain fade. Pizza chain and fade, Ben. Yes, sir. For the show, man. For the show. Yeah. And we got Mike and Mike 100. He said ARP about to put Deebo in commercial. Yeah, they need to. Yeah. They need to. For sure, for sure. And they need to have me on them. No question. Yes. I put Big Snack on. You know? For sure. Look here, brother. I want to thank you, man, for coming on, spending some time with me, man, having a little bit of talk again. Appreciate you. You know, I believe you should be in the Hall of Fame. I don't know what they waiting on. I don't know what their process is.

57:22I don't know what their problem is. But hell, they ain't even let Bill in there. So I know shit. You can't do zero trippers.

57:34Hey, Debo, one more picture. The most iconic one of all time. Let me see it. Let me see it. The most iconic one of all time. Hold on. For sure, for sure. Hell yeah. That's the one right there, Debo. Yes, sir. That's the most iconic one of all time. That's still sitting up there with the trophy. Yeah, man. Yes, sir, man. Hell yeah, man. Appreciate you, brother. Again, man, thank you. It was good going down memory lane with you, brother. Everybody, we want to thank you for watching the show. We want to tell you to go like, subscribe, and download where you get your podcasts. and we will be back here.

58:24I will be back here. Hemp ain't going to be back here. But I will be back here. Hey, man. Hey. Next time, man, you got to have Joe on the show too with me, man. You done cheated. I ain't cheated. He had, listen, he had a family emergency. Tell Joe, man. I'm going to tell you. I'll be taking up. When you talk down on him, all that, I'll be taking up. No. No. I ain't going to lie to you, brother. This is really what happened, bro. He was like, I don't really fuck with him like that. I ain't coming on the show. Oh, get me back on the show. I got you. We're going to get you back on here, for sure.

59:01Yeah, man. I was losing ways in Cleveland. I got some fools back. Okay, we'll get you back on here, for sure, for sure. Look here, man. Thank you guys for joining us. Please, like, subscribe, download where you get sold. And we will be back here on Friday. We out.

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