Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Mendoza vs. Shedeur + NFL Combine REACTION, Sonny Styles is LEGIT

27 Feb 2026 · 47 min · 20 chapters

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Episode Title

Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Mendoza vs. Shedeur + NFL Combine REACTION, Sonny Styles is LEGIT

Podcast Description Nightcap is a nighttime sports talk show hosted by Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson. The show discusses the latest headlines in the NFL, NBA, and college football, providing unfiltered takes and reactions to the biggest games.

Episode Description In this episode, NFL Legends James "Deebo" Harrison and Joe Haden discuss:

  • Fernando Mendoza's decision to not throw at the NFL Scouting Combine.
  • Sonny Styles' impressive performance at the combine.
  • Aaron Glenn caught dozing off at the combine.
  • Additional NFL and college football topics.

Timestamps of Key Discussions

  • 00:00 - Mendoza/Shedeur Comparison
  • 04:27 - Discussion on Browns Offseason Plans
  • 09:10 - Lions DC Calls Out Terrion Arnold
  • 13:00 - Sonny Styles' Impressive Combine
  • 22:30 - Aaron Glenn Napping at Combine
  • 31:15 - Play or Fade Segment Sponsored by PrizePicks

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Episode Highlights

Mendoza vs. Shedeur Comparison

  • Deebo asserts a higher grade for Shedeur Sanders compared to Mendoza in this draft class.
  • Shedeur's impressive stats are highlighted, including 4,100 passing yards and 37 touchdowns.
  • The discussion touches on the impact of off-field perception on draft positioning.

Browns Offseason Plans

  • Deebo and Joe discuss potential trades and how Andrew Barry, the Browns' GM, is expected to be active in the offseason market for wide receivers.
  • Concerns are raised regarding the future of Deshaun Watson and the financial implications of his contract.

Lions DC Calls Out Terrion Arnold

  • Calvin Shepard comments on Arnold needing to focus more on his play rather than media attention, particularly in relation to a podcast he is involved in.
  • The hosts debate whether a podcast could distract a young player, emphasizing the importance of focusing on performance to secure future contracts.

Sonny Styles' Impressive Combine Performance

  • Sonny Styles' combine stats include a 4.46 40-yard dash, 43.5 vertical jump, and an 11’2” broad jump, generating significant buzz for his athletic abilities.
  • The hosts express excitement about Styles' potential and how he could impact NFL rosters.

Aaron Glenn Napping at the Combine

  • A humorous exchange regarding Lions' DC Aaron Glenn being caught napping on camera during the combine.
  • The seriousness of appearances and the pressure of the combine atmosphere are discussed.

Play or Fade Segment

  • The hosts analyze various player projections for the NFL combine, discussing potential outcomes for players like Caleb Downs and Carson Beck.
  • Insights into player performance expectations are shared, with Deebo and Joe making predictions on over/under times for various athletes.

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Key Takeaways

  • Shedeur Sanders vs. Mendoza: The importance of performance metrics and perception in draft evaluations is emphasized, with Deebo favoring Shedeur based on his collegiate success.
  • Browns Strategy: A clear focus on improving the offensive lineup and securing playmakers through trades is apparent, especially with concerns over the current quarterback situation.
  • Young Players and Media: The potential distractions posed by media presence for young NFL players are critiqued, highlighting the balancing act between personal branding and professional performance.
  • Impressive Combine Athletes: Sonny Styles is presented as a standout performer, potentially reshaping the perception of his draft stock based on athletic performance at the combine.

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Conclusion This episode of Nightcap provides an engaging mix of analysis on player performances, team strategies, and the dynamics of the NFL draft process, all delivered with the characteristic humor and camaraderie of NFL legends. The discussions reflect not only on the current state of football but also on the broader implications for young players entering the league.

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Shador Sanders vs. Mendoza Discussion

4:59 to 9:48

In-depth discussion comparing Shador Sanders and Mendoza in the draft context.

“Your Browns over there, they got a CBS report.”

Browns Offseason Moves

9:48 to 10:34

Discussion on potential offseason moves and trades by the Browns.

Quarterback Situation and Future

10:34 to 14:02

Debate on the quarterback situation for the Browns and future prospects.

“If I'm a quarterback 45 million dollars, there's going to be a quarterback competition.”

Discussion on Player Focus and Media Pressure

14:02 to 16:41

Exploration of how off-field activities like podcasts can impact young players' performance.

“And there's no disrespect to Miles, but that's what we need.”

Controversial News About Lions Player

16:41 to 18:18

Breaking news regarding a Lions player potentially involved in serious crime.

“the front page of the Detroit News right now says Lions Arnold tied to robbery and abduction?”

Highlighting Sonny Styles' NFL Combine Performance

18:18 to 19:26

Discussion on Sonny Styles's impressive stats at the NFL Combine and his potential.

“They ain't going to have to worry about him being quiet and just playing.”

Joe's Combine Experience and Reflections

22:40 to 28:00

Joe shares his personal combine experience, reflecting on performance pressure.

“In 2023, a story gripped the UK, evoking horror and disbelief.”

Pro Day Reflections

28:00 to 29:35

Discussion about the stress and preparation for the pro day, including interactions with coaches and players.

“You think that affected your performance?”

Draft Numbers and Combine Experience

29:35 to 30:39

An exchange about combine numbers, draft experiences, and personal achievements during pro day.

“All the coaches, all the different training rounds.”

NFL Combine Insights

30:39 to 32:50

Humorous banter about combine performances, player safety, and the implications of performance metrics.

“You the shortest, strongest, heaviest player to do it.”
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Aaron Glenn's Nap Incident

32:50 to 34:01

A light-hearted discussion surrounding a coach's awkward moment at the NFL combine and its implications.

“That's what Debo needed to bring that to the NFLPA.”

Optics and Combine Strategy

34:01 to 36:39

Debate on the importance of appearances and staying alert during the combine, alongside personal anecdotes.

“Hey, listen, I ain't going to lie to you, bro.”

Reflecting on Past Drafts

36:39 to 38:08

Discussion on past draft experiences, individual performances, and notable players from their era.

“I'd rather catch me on camera doing that.”

Playoff Records and Team Support

38:08 to 40:08

An exchange about playoff records, team dynamics, and what it takes to win in the NFL.

“We just need to get him off the board and then it's going to be your boy Joe.”

Introduction to NFL Combine Projections

42:00 to 43:50

The hosts introduce the topic of NFL Combine projections and discuss player expectations.

“Agree to date me, but I'm also suing you.”

Discussing Player Performance Predictions

43:50 to 48:20

The hosts analyze various prospects' expected performances at the NFL Combine, debating their speed and skills.

“But hey, Joe, you got that paper though.”

Fan Interaction and Player Stories

48:33 to 52:00

The hosts engage with fans, addressing questions about player signings and team dynamics.

“That code is DeeboandJoe to get$50 in lineups after you play your first$5 lineup.”

Facility Improvements and Team Challenges

52:00 to 56:01

A discussion on the improvements and challenges faced by the Steelers regarding their facilities.

“She said, how can we be a legendary fan tribe with poor ratings like that?”

Debating Quarterback Options

56:01 to 57:14

The hosts discuss the implications of bringing in veteran quarterbacks versus giving Will Howard a chance.

“She said, country club Will Howard needs a chance.”

Lighthearted Banter About Jerseys

57:14 to 59:08

A fun conversation about sending jerseys and the challenges of Joe finding his.

“She said, now you say, can I see the jersey you're going to send me?”
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Transcript

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0:00Joe Haden:I'm Nancy Glass, host of the Burden of Guilt Season 2 podcast. This is a story about a horrendous lie that destroyed two families. Late one night, Bobby Gumpwright became the victim of a random crime. He pulls the gun, tells me to lie down on the ground. He identified Jermaine Hudson as the perpetrator. Jermaine was sentenced to 99 years.

0:30James Harrison:I'm like, Lord, this can't be real. I thought it was a mistaken identity.

0:34Joe Haden:The best lie is partial truth. For 22 years, only two people knew the truth. Until a confession changed everything. I was a monster. Listen to Burden of Guilt Season 2 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

1:00Joe Haden:Hey, I'm Jay Shetty, host of the On Purpose podcast. I'm joined by Luke Combs, award-winning country music artist and one of the most authentic voices in music today. Luke opens up about success, self-doubt, mental health, and what it really takes to stay true to who you are when your life changes overnight. I hate fame, I hate the word celebrity, I hate those words. They make me uncomfortable. But I think when you get to a certain point, the fame or the success or the influence, it just accentuates and exacerbates the inherent person that you are. The guy that says he's always going to be there and that will do anything to be there is the only guy that's not there.

1:38Joe Haden:I'm in Australia when Bo was born. My whole identity is that no matter what, I'm going to prioritize my wife and my children over my job. I dread the conversation with my son. What do you think you'd say? Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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, Lewis Hamilton, Capricorn Sun, Cancer Moon.

2:17Joe Haden:Wouldn't you know it, Michael Schumacher is also a Capricorn Sun, Cancer Moon. The story of the sport's most consequential driver's strike. We have one man who, upon hearing that he was going to be fired, freaked out, and apparently climbed out the window of the bathroom. And was Daniel Ricciardo's illustrious F1 career a success story, a cautionary tale, or some combination of both? He started getting all this attention, and he maybe started to think, I'm bigger than this, I'm better. And plenty of other mishaps, scandals, and sagas that have made Formula One a delightful, decadent dumpster fire for more than 75 years.

2:54Joe Haden:Listen to No Grip on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

3:22Joe Haden:Letby has been found guilty. But what if we didn't get the whole story?

3:26James Harrison:The moment you look at the whole picture, the case collapses.

3:29Joe Haden:I'm Amanda Knox, and in the new podcast, Doubt, the case of Lucy Letby, we follow the evidence and hear from the people that lived it to ask what really happened when the world decided who Lucy Letby was. No voicing of any skepticism or doubt. It'll cause so much harm at every single level if the British establishment of this is wrong. Listen to Doubt, The Case of Lucy Letby on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. China's Ministry of State Security is one of the most mysterious and powerful spy agencies in the world. But in 2017, the FBI got inside. This is Special Agent Regal, Special Agent Bradley Hall.

4:15Joe Haden:This MSS officer has no idea the U.S. government is on to him. But the FBI has his chats, texts, emails, even his personal diary. Hear how they got it on the Sixth Bureau podcast. I now have several terabytes of an MSS officer, no doubt, no question, of his life. And that's a unicorn. No one had ever seen anything like that. It was unbelievable. This is a story of the inner workings of the MSS and how one man's ambition and mistakes opened its vault of secrets. Listen to The Sixth Bureau on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

4:58James Harrison:We're going to go and see what your Browns is doing. Your Browns over there, they got a CBS report. He said he has a higher grade on Shador Sanders than anyone in this draft class. Listen to this, bro. Yes.

5:12Joe Haden:Is there a quarterback in this draft class better than Shador Sanders, in your opinion, available?

5:17James Harrison:There is not. There is not. And not even Mendoza. I have a higher grade on Shador than I did on anybody in this draft class. And remember, people just here's the funny thing about this draft class at the quarterback position. April 30th, 2025, everyone was saying, you know, Garrett Nussmeier, K-Clubnik, Carson Beck, Arch Manning, and a litany of others. And now everybody's speaking Spanish. Nobody mentioned Mendoza until all those other dosas that I just named flamed out. Max, what do you think, Joe? You with it, Joe? Man, I'm with him. These people at the end of the day, brother, we soon forget Shador was going to go one or two.

6:05James Harrison:It was him or Cam Ward. It was pick your poison. Like, I don't know what happens. Like, when I look at it, Shador has seen, he threw for 4 ,100 yards. Yeah, look at the numbers, man. You can see the numbers of Shador versus, they're both senior seasons. Both senior seasons. And that's not, that's not janky. That's real rep. He was doing that, like, in front of real competition. So when we were looking at Shador before he was coming out, and everybody was projecting him to go either one or two, it was like, who you like more? Is it, is it, is like Cam Ward's work ethic just because he's not as flashy.

6:40James Harrison:He's, you know what I'm saying? He goes, just, just he, Shador may rub you the wrong way. But his gameplay, when you watch the tape, the way he throws the ball, he did not, that's not fluke. He didn't just like, he didn't, he didn't diamond chain himself to 4 ,100 yards. You know what I'm saying? He didn't swag himself to 37 touchdowns. Everything he did out there, all the balls he put on time, all the receivers, the way he executed the huddle. So the way that he did, the way that he did, the way, my bad, yeah, that was actually crazy. All the passes that he did were actually amazing. But like, it just baffles me how some people can go so you can get the quarterback.

7:20James Harrison:It's just, it's a feeling thing. It's like, oh, I like this guy. Mendoza, he's a good guy. He's an energy dude. You know he's going to be rah-rah. He's going to be right on time. He's going to not do nothing. He's going to say all the right, not do nothing wrong, say all the right answers to the media, just very clean cut laced. But it's football. Shador didn't do anything in my eyes to change what happened from the last game he played with Colorado to the NFL draft. It was just bravado. It's him the way they just didn't like the way that he rubs people the wrong way. So that's neither here nor there, but I can understand 1 ,000%.

7:58James Harrison:If you were to look at, take the number, take the face off and just watch the film. You don't watch Mendoza and you watch Shador just go play. The tape, you're like, dang, this dude moves around in the pocket. He's throwing accurate passes, and he was supposed to be projected to go number one or number two. And then how the tables can turn. So draft class-wise, yes, I can see it. He was supposed to go number one or two in last year's draft. He just fell because people don't like him. Now, this dude, he wasn't projected to go in the first round of Mendoza. All those other – Beck, all those guys they talked about didn't do well.

8:30James Harrison:They just didn't perform on the field where you should be evaluated at. So now he performed better than all of them. So now, oh, yeah, you just projected obviously the first-round overall pick because quarterback is looked at so high. All the teams that skipped over on Shador, Shador did not change the person he was on the field. It's just that off-the-field stuff that changed it a lot. So, but he said, yes, I think Shadour is better than Mendoza. But I think Mendoza is going to get an opportunity. He's a great kid, the same way Ward did. He didn't look, like, too crazy. I think if Shadour would have started the whole season, he might have looked better than, we would have looked better than Ward.

9:06James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? He had some times, he had a couple passes where, not a couple, he needs to take his time in the pocket. I think he steps up, like, keep falling back, that spin that he does. Hey, get rid of that spin, but you're still a rookie. If he would have been able to start the whole season as the number two overall pick, we'd have been looking, preaching a whole different tone to him going into his second year. So Mendoza, zero hate. I hope everything works out successfully. He's going to be the number one pick. But same thing could have happened to Shador. Ward could have went one.

9:35James Harrison:He would have went two. It would have been a whole different story just watching his season, watching him go out through this year. So, yes, I think Shador is better than Buddy, and I don't think no quarterback in this class is better than Shador. I can't I can't I ain't gonna lie I can't say nothing against it dude you know like thank you yes I mean it is what it is man you you feel me it's not a strong it's not a strong quarterback class over here man it's just not that's just and that's just that's just what it is brother I mean too but they saying your your guy over there Andrew Barry I guess uh analyst Scott Petrack he says that they in line for some big moves some trades in offseason he says seems there to be more healthy market for wide receivers than you're when you're talking trades I would certainly not rule it out I think Andrew Barry will be active he's shown a history of being active what do you think do you think he'll be active in there you think he'll go get it done you think he'll go find something get something because you know they had a crazy rumor that was talking about trading miles they they squashed that though you know what what miles what do you think it is what do you think of this possibility of him making some trades to i guess gang gang get you get you one of those good reshavers bro i think andrew barry knows we got a lot of money i think that he believes and this is the other part too we have when we talk about the browns major moves this is our last year with Deshaun Watson that we have the guaranteed money and then we have so so I think he knows with the quarterback situation that's the only part that's kind of throwing me off because I don't know if you're an owner and you're paying somebody 45 million dollars if he's healthy I'm going to give him the first shot to be our franchise quarterback because this is the end of the 250 million dollars and the healthy Deshaun Watson like we still have Shador are under a rookie contract.

11:41James Harrison:If I'm a quarterback 45 million dollars, there's going to be a quarterback competition. But I'm if I'm leaning towards the 45 million dollar guy to see what I can get out of the last year of what I what I own. Do you know what I'm saying? So I think with that being said, we need obviously offensive line is looking crazy because all of our whole line was up. Wide receivers. Big time. We need some wide receivers. I love the tight end. I love our running back. Keep the defense intact, but just honestly go heavy, heavy on the offensive side of the ball, heavy on the receivers, heavy on playmakers.

12:14James Harrison:Even like you said in free agencies, trying to go get some established wide receivers. Like my man, Jameis Wilson from the Lions. Like somebody, a deep threat, real legit number one. So receivers, line, cool. It's also a rumor that they may be looking at Malik Willis. No. No. No. No. No. No. We had, listen, we're sitting there with Deshaun Watson, Shadour Sanders, and we still got Dylan Gabriel. Like, I'm not, like, we still got, we got three quarterbacks right now. We don't need another quarterback to bring. Why would we bring him in Nick Willis? Obviously, we get rid of Dylan Gabriel, but I'm just, no.

13:03James Harrison:Right now, we got Deshaun. We got Shadour. We have Dylan Gabriel. we have the room filled for the quarterback for the Browns for the next season. I know that might be the future or whatever, but we can talk about that next year. Come on. Joe? No, man. We're going to be able to figure something out. We got to see. You can't. No. No, no, no. One year at a time. I got you. I got you. I got you because it ain't no need to get Simpson because you're already. Well, we all feel should do it better anyway. We need talent. We need receiver talent. Undeniable talent. You need undeniable talent. But we know we got talent.

13:38James Harrison:We have talent, but at certain positions. Yeah. Yeah. And don't get rid of nobody. Don't get. I heard some crazy stuff. Don't get rid of nobody. Miles Garrett, chill. Denzel Ward, chill.

13:52James Harrison:Facts. I don't know. Maybe. Where is somebody willing to give up four firsts for Miles? You know. Hey, dude, you said four. Four. You're like, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. And there's no disrespect to Miles, but that's what we need. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. That's all I was saying. Brother, you know, I don't know who go. I'm asking something crazy, though. Like, yeah, I need all of those. And a James. I need all of those from the Lions and James Williams. Nah, they ain't going to give you all that. I don't know. No, it ain't going to be all that. Well, I'm going to ask.

14:38James Harrison:You're going to have to tell me no. They're going to have to tell you no. Speaking of the Lions, man, the Lions DC, Calvin Shepard, he said, Arnold, he said, he need to be quiet and just play. Shepard said, I need him to be quiet and just play. Guys, you know, I don't know if the media, he said, I don't know if the media would like that because I'm sure TA gives you guys a lot of things to write on. I guess he got a podcast with Patrick Sertain. Yeah. Joe, a podcast. Do you think that would prevent a guy, especially in being in his second year, he's a sophomore, he slumped up, I guess, a little bit on that sophomore year.

15:22James Harrison:And then I think he got hurt too. But do you think a podcast is really going to affect a player taking the next steps? so there's 24 hours in the day so I don't think a player doing a podcast will affect his play I would definitely highly not recommend it just because that's that extra that you don't really need when you're a young player you kind of want to keep the main thing the main thing I hate to be like you're just strictly a football player and then you can't you know I'm saying do your side stuff, but when you're doing your side thing about football and it may be affecting the locker room, and especially when you're a young dude, that's just a lot of pressure.

16:04James Harrison:I kind of want to stay out of the way, do your job, keep it going, because the league, you're trying to get your second contract. Like you're a young dude, you're in your second year in the league. So I would want to make sure like as much, they're trying to find reasons not to pay you. And if you're Patrick Sertan, Patrick Sertan making$40,$35 million a year, and he's balling every week. So I know my man, T.A., he probably, he's still, I just don't want, I just wouldn't want the negative energy to come at him for doing that. Hey, Joe. Hey, Joe. What's up? Joe, listen. None of this might be an issue anyway, bro.

16:42James Harrison:the front page of the Detroit News right now says Lions Arnold tied to robbery and abduction? That's this morning, dude. Well, I'll tell you this. Dude, I hope this is not true. Yeah, I hope that's not true. All we're talking about right now ain't go, that ain't go much matter. Are we talking about that? He got robbed? No. Or he is tied to a robbery and abduction of another. Okay. Joe. Yep. Oh my. So the podcast. We send this to you, buddy. Wow.

17:33So,

17:34James Harrison:but let's just, yeah, let's pray. Look at it, Joe. You see it? I just said it to you, brother. That's crazy. That's front page, dude. This morning, bro, that's not sports, bro. That's front page. Oh, yeah. I mean, that's crazy to put that up there and it not be any type of, like, you killing this man's character, reputation. That's guilty. This better have some weight to it, bro. If they don't, he need to go ahead and, whew, buddy, Suda breaks up off that. But if it does, oh my goodness. Lord. Lord, have mercy. They ain't going to have to worry about him being quiet and just playing. God. That is not.

18:26James Harrison:That's not. Yeah, man. That's a lot more than what we was expecting to talk about, about my man as the ballcaster. Wow. That's wild, bro. Yeah. Bruh, speaking of wild, speaking of wild, over there at the draft, they say they got the athlete of the decade, the best athlete they've seen out there in the last 20-something years. So, Sonny Styles, hey, he done generated a huge buzz over there at the 2026 NFL scouting combine with his performances, dude. This man got a 4-4-6-40 tied for first. He got a 1.56 10-yard split. That's tied for first. 43.5 vert. That's tied for first. And 11-2 broad jump.

19:20James Harrison:That is first. God. Hey, Joe. The man, 244 pounds, Joe. His specimen, Joe. That man's a freak, Deebo. His specimen. That man's a freak. What is his, uh...

19:41Joe Haden:I'm Nancy Glass, host of the Burden of Guilt Season 2 podcast. This is a story about a horrendous lie that destroyed two families. Late one night, Bobby Gumpright became the victim of a random crime. He pulls the gun. Tells me to lie down on the ground. He identified Jermaine Hudson as the perpetrator. Jermaine was sentenced to 99 years.

20:10James Harrison:I'm like, Lord, this can't be real. I thought it was a mistaken identity.

20:15Joe Haden:The best lie is partial truth. For 22 years, only two people knew the truth. Until a confession changed everything. I was a monster. Listen to Burden of Guilt Season 2 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

20:58Joe Haden:Wouldn't you know it, Michael Schumacher is also a Capricorn Sun Cancer Moon. The story of the sport's most consequential driver's strike. We have one man who, upon hearing that he was going to be fired, freaked out, and apparently climbed out the window of the bathroom. And was Daniel Ricciardo's illustrious F1 career a success story, a cautionary tale, or some combination of both? He started getting all this attention, and he maybe started to think, I'm bigger than this, I'm better. and plenty of other mishaps, scandals, and sagas that have made Formula One a delightful, decadent dumpster fire for more than 75 years.

21:34Joe Haden:Listen to No Grip on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, I'm Jay Shetty, host of the On Purpose podcast. I'm joined by Luke Combs, award-winning country music artist and one of the most authentic voices in music today. Luke opens up about success, self-doubt, mental health, and what it really takes to stay true to who you are when your life changes overnight. I hate fame. I hate the word celebrity. I hate those words. They make me uncomfortable. But I think when you get to a certain point, the fame or the success or the influence, it just accentuates and exacerbates the inherent person that you are.

22:13Joe Haden:The guy that says he's always going to be there and that will do anything to be there is the only guy that's not there. I'm in Australia when Bo was born. My whole identity is that no matter what, I'm going to prioritize my wife and my children over my job. I dread the conversation with my son. What do you think you'd say? Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In 2023, a story gripped the UK, evoking horror and disbelief. believe. The nurse who should have been in charge of caring for tiny babies is now the most prolific child killer in modern British history.

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22:55Joe Haden:Everyone thought they knew how it ended. A verdict, a villain, a nurse named Lucy Letby. Lucy Letby has been found guilty. But what if we didn't get the whole story?

23:07James Harrison:The moment you look at the whole picture, the case collapses.

23:10Joe Haden:I'm Amanda Knox, and in the new podcast, Doubt, The Case of Lucy Letby, we follow the evidence and hear from the people that lived it to ask what really happened when the world decided who Lucy Letby was. No voicing of any skepticism or doubt. It'll cause so much harm at every single level if the British establishment of this is wrong. Listen to Doubt, The Case of Lucy Letby on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. China's Ministry of State Security is one of the most mysterious and powerful spy agencies in the world. But in 2017, the FBI got inside. This is Special Agent Regal, Special Agent Bradley Hall.

23:56Joe Haden:This MSS officer has no idea the U.S. government is on to him. But the FBI has his chats, texts, emails, even his personal diary. Hear how they got it on the Sixth Bureau podcast. I now have several terabytes of an MSS officer, no doubt, no question, of his life. And that's a unicorn. No one had ever seen anything like that. It was unbelievable. This is a story of the inner workings of the MSS and how one man's ambition and mistakes opened its vault of secrets. Listen to The Sixth Bureau on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

24:39James Harrison:Six five. This is what I'm asking. What is tape look like? O-State. You know what his tape look like. I know his tape look crazy. Okay. Stop playing with me. Okay. You know I went to the O-V. Okay. University of Ohio State. You out here lying to the people. Bruh. Ass. Listen. O-Kate State. The records got burnt up. O-Kate State. When I was there. the record building it got burnt up when I was there. And then I ended up having to go to Kent to finish. But I was there. I was there. Sonny style. All I tell you is this. This combine is ridiculous. Stats crazy. Joe. Bro. What was your combine numbers, Joe?

25:34James Harrison:Man, my combine numbers, man, I had a bad combine. I had a bad combine. I don't like... Joe, what was your numbers? Man, my 40, I had a strain back because I did the 40. Joe, can you give me your numbers, please? Do I got to get the book out and start writing down for this? It was a 4-5-2. 4-5-2. That's what I tried to tell you. I need to give you the preference because I ran it with a strain back, but then I ran 4-3-7 at my pro day because that's my real 40 time. That was hand time. Go ahead. Shut up. So then... I did 225, 18 times. Had about a 35 and a half. And then I did 10, 6 broad. But let me tell you this.

26:22James Harrison:Let me tell you this about the combine. What you want to tell me, Joe? I can't stand the combine. They treat you like cattle. Okay? They treat you like cattle. They run you up and down. You got to do the little dog and pony show. You do all the meetings, all the interviews with all the teams. It was very, very stressful. Okay? And then when I did my bench, I strained my back. But I'm fast. And I knew I was going to run 4-3. So I was like, you know what? I'm going to go ahead and run regardless because the team's like, Joe, you're going to run? You're going to run? I'm like, man, that's what I do.

27:00James Harrison:I'm fast. That's what I do. So I run. I go out there during Debo. I run a 4-5-2. so sad and that kind of messed up my whole head but when I left the combine how did that make you feel? it made me feel really bad because I thought I messed up my draft stock and I'm like end of the day the eye in the sky, the tape don't lie I'm in the SEC I'm guarding AJ Green and Julio Jones practicing every day versus Percy Hartman do y 'all think this is fake news of me covering these dudes Look at the SEC championship. That's me and Julio. Strive for stride. Fade ball, one-on-one. Dig route. I'm on them. You know what I'm saying?

27:40James Harrison:So you used your past to help build and motivate you, make you feel good about your future. Yes. But I say that to say I don't like when teams put too much emphasis on combined numbers. Because they get a mess up. Especially when you ran how you ran knowing that you were in your position. I was stressed. I was sad. Pissed. You think that affected your performance? I think that made me make sure I locked in. I didn't watch SportsCenter for two months. I didn't watch TV for two months. Me and my dad went to the training room, and we were locked in, and I just trained and trained for the pro day.

28:19James Harrison:And when I went out there and had the pro day, it was one of the sweetest pro days. At Florida's pro day, me, Tebow, Dunlap, the Pouncey Twins, everybody out there. Yeah, that joint was jumping. Mike T was out there. That joint Mike T was like this, hey Joe, I ain't going to lie to you. You going too early. I'm going to draft too late for you. I said, ah, my bad. It's all good, Mike T. I might see you in the future, coach. You know what I'm saying? I was talking to folks like that at the Pro Day Debo, so that's when I got my swag back. Who did he take that year? That's when I got my swagger back.

28:52Huh?

28:52James Harrison:I said, who did Mike take that year? Y 'all took Pouncey. Y 'all took Pouncey at 16. Uh-huh. And I went seven to the Browns. You went to the Browns. How did you think that turned out? Who do you think got a better deal on that? How does that make you? You know what? I'm glad everything worked out for the way it did because I went to the Browns and the city showed me the craziest love and I grew up in Cleveland. You know what? I will say that they are some supportive friends. Man, that city showed me so much love. That's why I love Atlanta the way I do. You know what I'm saying? I mean, they stick with y 'all no matter how trash y 'all are.

29:35James Harrison:And it's not their fault. All the coaches, all the different training rounds. I'm walking in there. I'm like this. I'm like this. I'm like, oh, yeah. You know what? I'm going to win it here for sure. I'm going to bring us a championship. You want to know my... That's what I thought. Hey. What's up? You want to know my draft numbers? My combine numbers at the combine, Joe? What? I ain't getting invited. You ain't getting invited. You know why they ain't invite me, Joe? You want nobody to invite me? Because they don't know you. They ain't know. They ain't know. They came and did my pro day, Joe.

30:08James Harrison:And they was like, no, we can't invite him. We invite him. We go go ahead and put him in a position that's going to make him look better than what we got here. I was running a 4-3-5, Joe. I had a 46-5 vert, Joe. You did that on pro day. That was hand time. That was hand time. This right here was electronic. And I was hand-timing. You hand-timed it. I was 11-9 on the broad jump, Joe. You didn't run the 435 electronic. I would have been the shortest and heaviest player to ever do it. You, that is for sure. You the shortest, strongest, heaviest player to do it. That's a fact. But you was not running 435 electric.

30:52James Harrison:I be damned. You ain't let me get out there. Joe. Joe. I was running track, Joe. I was, listen, Joe. I don't give a... I was running a... Listen, Joe, listen to me. I'm not listening to you lying to me. I was running a 10, 6, and 100, Joe, on cinders.

31:10James Harrison:They don't shut up. I knew you was lying. You said that 435 electric. You get out of here. Get out of here. I'm done with you. Joe, they were scared to put me in there. I believe you on that. You the shortest, strongest man, and they were scared to put you in there. They were scared. They were like, we don't want all these records broke. Well, you would have went first round. You would have went first round. They ain't want. Listen. Listen. They ain't want that. They ain't want that. That's what they ain't want. They's like, we can't have nobody from Kent State going at the first pick in the first round.

31:48James Harrison:They done broke the combine sheet. Every record done. What you would have hit on the bench? Honestly, 225 coming out. What you would have hit on the bench? Oh, at least 40. At least 40. Okay, I like that. At least 40. I hit 18 I was too strong Too powerful They changed rules for me Joe I hit 18 I hit 18 National Football League Said hey They hitting too hard Out here They said them boys Hitting too hard They said we got to Do something about that You They trying to make me The poster boy Joe Cause you was trying to Yeah you were Cause you was They talking about Player safety It wasn't about No player safety You bums was trying To get 18 games Back when you did The 2011 Y 'all had that In the frame For trying to get 18 games then And then you went And got the 17 games.

32:30James Harrison:And after you got the 17 games, the guys' pay didn't increase. You said, hey, we know you signed a contract under 16 games, but we're just going to split it into 17 games. Don't get an extra pay. And they're going to do the same thing to y 'all when you go to 18 games, and they're going to split it again because we have, y 'all have, no leadership. That's why you need me. That's what Debo needed to bring that to the NFLPA. Bring it around, Debo, to the NFLPA. Needs you right now. Hey, I'm James Harrison. I'm running for executive director of the NFLPA, and I approved this message. Let's go, Joe.

33:09James Harrison:Hey, Joe, look here. I don't approve this, though. I don't know what was going on. Before I even get started, I don't know what was going on. But the NFL Network cameras caught Aaron Glenn. Oh, my gosh. It looked like he might have been catching the nap. I don't know if we can show that or not, but it kind of looked like he might have been catching the nap. He probably can't show it because it's NFL. You know what, J.A., don't do that to AJ. But he might have been just resting his eyes. Bro, I'm going to tell you one thing. That combine, he was up. Oh, he been there. He been there. Somebody got to give my daughter AJ a coffee or something, or he just needed to take a little quick power nap.

33:44James Harrison:But I know one thing. He's fully in it. That's a man in exhaustion. That's a man that is fighting for sleep. He's sleep-deprived. Okay? And that's why I wanted to see. It's a lot, man. I mean, that's a lot. I mean, that combine is a lot. How many of them fall asleep, though? Was they just targeting my guy? I mean. Did they just target my guy, man? Yeah, but yeah, yeah. Hey, listen, I ain't going to lie to you, bro. I don't know. Listen, listen. I don't know what you got to do. I don't care how long you been up. Whatever you do. You can't do that. You cannot close your eyes in front of them cameras when you are 3 and 14.

34:19James Harrison:Or like a long blink either. You can't even blink long. Bro, that was, hey, it was down. What he should have did. He should have. He blinked. When he was like this, he should have stayed there because he caught the camera looking at him. And what he should have did was just a quick glance up like this and put his eyes back down like he was looking at something. But when he did the switchover, that kind of thing, they were like, oh, yeah, we might have got him. You should have put some food in front of yourself and then thought like he was praying. I could have been looking at something like right there, like I was reading it as it was going on.

34:52James Harrison:I had needed to see. So I go ahead, hit the quick glance up, see they looking at me, look back down, and then be like. Yep. You're or, or, or, or these.

35:06James Harrison:Nah, Joe. You can't do that. You can't do that that far away and make like you're looking at the combine, Joe. Ah. Dead giveaway. Hey. Hey, you can't do that. Hey, Joe up there watching the combine like this. Like, it's elite. Yeah. And why they only show him? I'm sure it was at least two, three of them up there sleeping doing the same thing. There's 3 ,000 cameras in that joint, man. You got to know when to hold them and fold them. Hey, they locked in on him, though. Why they lock in on him, though? Solo. Man, listen, because they be jumping suites at the Combine. So, like, if you sitting there, you're exposed.

35:46James Harrison:They be jumping suites, camera. Bing, there we go. We got the Titans coach in there. Ooh, okay, bam, bing. Oh, we got the Jets coach over there. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know how that worked. You know, I didn't. Yep. See, I could teach you a thing or two about the combine, and I could tell the shit I told AG, head on the swivel. Head on the swivel. The Netflix, John, did you think? You think this is a big deal or no deal? No big deal. I ain't going to lie to you, Deebo. It's definitely not a good deal. Because, like you said, it's optics. It's optics. I don't care how tired you are. Like, in meetings, you just can't be sitting there just, boom, gone.

36:21James Harrison:Like, hold up now. You know what I'm saying? Wake up. Stand up. You know what I'm saying? We got to look. We got to look locked in. We can't just be looking. You can't look sleepy. You know what I'm saying? You got to look intensive. You got to keep some ammonia. Got to keep some ammonia in your pocket. Smelling jokes. Pop that thing. Wake up. I'd rather catch me on camera doing that. See? Then you got to think about that. What's going on? I wanted to make sure I was right and seeing what I was seeing because I was so excited. I'm just turned up for these 40s. I just love it. It's just so many 40-yard dashes.

36:57James Harrison:I got to see how high his feet planting and turning. If he's splaying his feet, if he's turning them in, if it's straight heel-toes. The combine, bro, I ain't going to lie to you. I feel like it just shouldn't, they shouldn't take it as serious. Not as serious, I'm talking about it's good for the number. Watch the tape. The tape don't lie. But if it's going to show you like what to confirm what you've seen. I'm just saying. Hey, Joe. Yes. So you did get better numbers after they did the hand time, right? Yes. Way better numbers. Okay. Because I'm really fast. Joe, I'm just asking you a question.

37:42James Harrison:Why are you attacking me? I want to make sure I'm stating this. You keep attacking me. Joe, I'm just making sure I'm stating this factually. So your combine time really didn't hurt you. It didn't. Okay. It didn't. Your tape did the talking. Yes. That's a good thing. That is a good thing. They did a good job. Because I, yes. Because I don't lie. It was one DB that was coming out that I knew. We just need to get him off the board and then it's going to be your boy Joe. And that's why I'm a man. I can admit it. That man, you know Eric Berry? Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. Man, Eric Berry, Scary Berry, Tennessee volunteer.

38:25James Harrison:He could have got the Heisman when we was coming out of college. He was so fire at Tennessee. I was rooting. He was, man, he was doing his thing. And I knew one thing. Just let Scary Eric Berry get off. They got picked him at five to the Kansas City Chiefs. And then I was back there like, anybody needs a DB. You can call on Joe, then. Call on Joe. Call on Joe. Call on Joe. And Cleveland called on Joe. They did, man. Joe went there and had him a Hall of Fame career. Oh, beautiful thing, beautiful thing. Never won a playoff game, though, but it was a beautiful Hall of Fame career. Woo! I love it, Joe.

39:04James Harrison:Well, okay. Yep. What? No, I appreciate you. Yep. I don't even want... I'm not even going... Why I feel like you... What's the problem, man? You always got to say... What is the problem, Joe? You always want to say... Tell me what's the problem. Because you want to... I don't even want to say what the problem is, because you're going to say, I'm just stating facts. Never won a playoff game. But you know what? It's just, you always want to say a little something. Joe, I'm not... I don't know why you tripping, bro. You make like, I'm doing this. I'm not doing this. I can't do this by myself. You know?

39:41James Harrison:Mm-hmm. you didn't have a team around you that you needed to get it accomplished. A thousand percent. That's what I'm saying. And I did. What you want me to do? I don't want you to do anything, Debo. I don't want you to do anything, but don't address my playoff record again. I mean, okay? Please. That's what I would just ask. I'm sorry. I didn't win a playoff game. Debo and Joe show. Debo, now we know. Now that we let the airs clear. Could you please stop with that? I do not understand why you get so offended. Like, why? Tell me why. Because the goal of the game, Joe, is you play to win the game.

40:31James Harrison:You play to win the game, Joe. And you won games. Yes. You won games. beautiful thing you won games

40:49but

40:49James Harrison:you play to win ultimate goal is the Lombardis and you got two of them and I'm happy for you my co-host brother Debo and you deserve and I've been you know what I'm saying like I've been thanking the Lord so much for so I've been so blessed

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43:50James Harrison:It's crazy, Joe. It's crazy. But hey, Joe, you got that paper though. You know what I'm saying? Look at your house. My internet, it don't work. Yep. You know? I mean, I ain't got to never worry about having myself in Mexico when something go down. I can't afford to go there. I can't afford to go there, Joe. Ah! Okay. I'll take it. I'll take it. Hey, beautiful thing, but hey, bro, I know we ain't did this in a minute, bro, and there's been a mini-moons, but Joe... What we got? You know, at time of the air, time for Play of Fame, presented by Price.

44:43Joe.

44:45James Harrison:Yo. The combine going on, Joe. That's crazy. We went all ahead and the staff, they cooked up a lineup for 40 projections, dude. Okay. And we and you and I can either choose to play this or fade. Now, you got Caleb Downs. They are saying less than 445. What do you say? That's a good number. I think he could be faster. I'm going to go faster. I agree. I agree. I'm going to go faster. I'm thinking something like maybe a 443, 442, something like that. Okay. That's what I'm thinking. That's what I'm thinking. Then you got Zachariah Branch. They saying below. So we're talking about. Four, three, five.

45:34James Harrison:So he supposed to be a burner. Less than four, three, five. Where you at with that, Joe?

45:46James Harrison:Let me give you some inside scoop. Give me some inside scoop on Burr. The boy ran a 4-4 in high school as a senior. oh he ain't he ran a faux faux in high school as a senior as a senior okay all right better let's do it i'm i i gotta i gotta ride with that let's do it let's do it i gotta ride with that now listen carson in in flippity gym that carson beck is that slow it has to be less at least I'm thinking a 4-7-9. Okay. 4-7. Yes. I think Carson Beck, he's athletic enough for sure. No question. And this quarterback is supposed to be running a 4-4-7. We got Haynes King the quarterback. They saying more than a 4-4-7.

46:45James Harrison:What do you think, John?

46:52James Harrison:Oh, he's definitely going to run over a 4.47. You say he's going to be more, so you think he's going to run a 4.5? Yeah, he's going to run a 4.5. So you go play this? Only one I'm... Only thing I'm hearing you, Debo, is buddy, when you're talking about he run a 4.4 as a senior in high school, I don't... Is that a 4.35 at the combine? Electric? That was high school, dude. That was like four years ago. You telling me? That was at the Under Armour. That was real. Oh, okay. That was Under Armour. Okay. Okay. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait. No, C's a real burner. Yep. Let's get it then. So you go play this.

47:33James Harrison:Let's get it. Yep. I'm going to play this. I'm going to play this. You play this, Joe. I'm going to have to fade it. You going to fade it? I got to fade it. I believe Haynes King. I think he going to pull out there with a 445. I got to fade it. See, you know what? See, I'm going to have to... See, that's why you able to pick and choose. You see what I'm saying? I'm going to play it because... Pick something that you like. The only one... Take something that you don't like. Make your own pick. You know what I'm saying? My man from Ohio State, if he come out there and run under there for that too, he going...

48:03James Harrison:He already going about top 10. You ain't listening. That's what I'm saying. Pick, choose. That's why you do your picks how you want to do it. You can do it how you want to do it. All you got to do is make sure that you go in there, baby. And you know what to do, Joe. Come on. Hey, download. Download the app. Download the app, baby. Deebo and Joe. Hey, listen. And once you download the app, use the code DeeboandJoe to get$50 in lineups after you play your first$5 lineup. That code is DeeboandJoe to get$50 in lineups after you play your first$5 lineup. Let's go, baby. Let's go. Let's go. So I'm going to be watching in the 40s.

48:43James Harrison:I'm going to watch Caleb. I'm going to tell you. He run under that 4-4-5. He made himself that. He already made himself dope because he did it on film like he's supposed to do. And now he just checking boxes. I'm telling you, he go put it out there. I'm seeing... Even if you don't do it. I'm seeing that 4-4-3. 4-4-2, maybe. Want to get to some of these... Yeah, let's get to some of these super chats, babe. We got... Oh, we got a dude back. Makai, what is it? Makai Randall. Makai Randall. For three,$10. He said, Joe, glad you're back home. Thankful to see you today. Hey, Joe. Yes, yes, yes. Can you tell us how you got signed to the Jordan brand?

49:34James Harrison:And was it a good signing? Debo, would you push for your sons to play for the Steelers? How'd you get signed to the Jordan brand, Joe? Man, I had a, my PR crew, they ended up reaching out to Jordan because I was trying to get, I was with Nike when I first came out. Jordan was not rocking with me. It was just kind of hard to get in touch with him. So I played my first three years and I'm like, look, my agent couldn't get me in touch with him. So I reached out to Usain Bolt's agent. I was like, anybody that can get me with Jordan, please. And she ended up having a relationship, went out to Mexico, met with MJ.

50:11James Harrison:and they let me into the brand. So that was how that worked. It worked out real smooth and that was a great relationship. Nike, Nike got so many different clients. Like Nike over the NFL, they just got them, not all the players, but majority of them. Jordan, they only probably had like 20 of us in the league. So we were getting the shipments, the different shoes coming in. They was giving us the Nike account. So we got money on there to get to the family. So that Jordan plug was crazy. yeah buddy I don't know what that's like bro you know I couldn't I couldn't get no shoe deal nothing like that hey Shaq Shaq I need a shoe deal man let me get some of them Shaq bro you definitely can get a shoe deal hey would I push for my sons to play for the Steelers I would push for my sons to play for anybody in the NFL that would be a blessing and I would hope they would be far far greater than I and just destroy anything that I did and they would say you know uh His daddy used to play too.

51:11James Harrison:You know, he did all right. That's how I want him talking about me because my sons play so tremendously way. You know? Oh, for sure. I want to be this, man, your daddy wasn't nothing compared to you, for sure. That's what good fathers are supposed to want their sons to do. Yes. Coming to life back, Fire Allah. She said, praise God, our Joe is safe. She said, we love you and was praying. Thank you, Kyle. James got a little choked up. No, I didn't. Yeah, you did. I was, I was. Hey man, Deebo love your boy, man. I was ready to step in. I know you do, bro. I know you do. You ain't gotta, you ain't gotta tell everybody, Deebo.

51:48James Harrison:I know. I know. I love you, bro. I know, bro. I wasn't, I wasn't, you know, I wasn't, I wasn't go get, I wasn't go get choked up. You know, I had to make some calls. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, no, for sure. You had to make sure. For sure you was all right. Coming to life back again. $5. She said, how can we be a legendary fan tribe with poor ratings like that? Who creates these report cards? So basically nothing has changed since four runs. No, it's changed. It's changed a lot. So the big issue is we share a facility or the Steelers share a facility. Pittsburgh. Half the facility is shared with the college.

52:26James Harrison:And that means half the fields out there are shared with the college. So it's really nowhere to expand right now. locker rooms have went from you know what was used to be 53 players now what is it almost 65 70 players now in there you know it's to the point where you actually got you know lockers sitting in free space just you know because it is no room nowhere to put them bathrooms is nowhere to expand out through um you could try and expand like towards the field but then you can't do that because you end up losing the field so i i just really think the stillers need to be able to get their own facility and it will be able to change you know that aspect of it yeah but other than that it's it's nothing believe me it's a big change from when i came in my rookie year my rookie year joe we used to work out on a outside weight room that was on the field the field used to be a part of it used to be a baseball field so the weight room was planted on the practice Yes.

53:25James Harrison:The weight room was on hardwood platform, just sat down platform on top of the baseball diamond. You go in the tent outside and you know how hot it is. That's how you're working out, bro. Yeah, man. The locker room, metal cage is this big, bro. And there was no AC in there. You used to have to bring the AC and put it in the window. The first year I got there was the first time they actually had central air. because they got those buildings. Those buildings were new then in 2002, 2001, something like that. Like, they didn't have that whole locker room area, none of that. They had none of that. None of that stuff was there, bro.

54:06James Harrison:It was crazy. So you're right. They are doing better. And we said, who's creating the report cards? Ain't it the players? Yes, sir. Yeah, the players are creating the report cards. Yeah, I mean, so they know. Most of these report cards have been accurate. Like, you see what it is. And I think some other teams make other teams look bad. Because when you got teams that look like the Ritz Carlton, then you got teams look like, you know what I'm saying, a little Motel 6 jump. It's just, it's like, they're not trying to knock Motel 6, but I'm saying there's different classes. There's reasons why there's five-star hotels, and there's reasons that there's Motels.

54:42James Harrison:Yeah. Yeah. We got Covenant Life back,$20. Said, Debo, I saw a clip where RC said he would tackle Derrick Henry. Henry was looking at him like it was a joke. I believe RC would one hitter quitter his ass. What'd you say? 2008 Steelers defense. All should receive a goal. Hey. I ain't going to say he go one hitter quittering, but he damn sure will stop him. Yes. 100%. Yes. I'd be catching on that, on that cut. And he just now getting square. RC got a full head of sting. Yeah. I think he might. He might get him to drop to a knee, come out a play or two. Depending on the angle, depending on the time.

55:28James Harrison:He's coming with that. He's coming with it. He don't care. Don't care. He's going to put himself to sleep, too. Hey, no question. He's going to be too little sleep. I tell everybody this. To put somebody to sleep. You got to be willing to put yourself to sleep. You got to be willing to go to sleep. A thousand percent. I'm willing to go to sleep, Joe. Yeah, no, no, for sure. I'm willing to go to sleep, Joe. I was, bruh, I will put myself to sleep. I was ready for it. No question. Not in the bag, but that's what you got to live. We got Covenant Life back again. Covenant Life, you don't give anybody else a chance?

56:02James Harrison:Covenant Life, we appreciate you. $50. Covenant Life. She said, country club Will Howard needs a chance. He's a baller. As the road tie fan, Ty Simpson is okay. He really didn't have a great, he really didn't have great targets, but Will Howard is the truth. If we're going to do anything, get a veteran like Rogers and keep it moving. Howard, please. I agree. But if we keep Rogers, we won't see Will. That's the only thing. If we go get a vet, they're like this. Okay, we're getting a vet to steady the ship. I'm like this. We don't need a vet to steady the ship. We need to see what Will gonna do.

56:41James Harrison:We gotta see what Will. We gotta go get somebody else that's gonna be a dog because there's no steadying of the ship. That's just basic. Like, no, we need to get that offense back popping. If you're getting it moving, like. Because you're never giving him an opportunity. I don't see Aaron Rodgers coming in there and saying, oh, hey, I'm going to come in and be the backup just in case Will doesn't work out. I just don't see that happening. So I think we're at a point where, you know, we go see what's going to happen, sink or swim. him and that's gonna be i mean that oh shit so hold on yeah but rogers come dude he's not gonna get a chance so we won't even see we'll see we'll be sitting there wondering what happened unless you know something happens and you know rogers can't go out you know i don't wish injury on nobody so i don't want to see that happen or have that be the circumstances of which you know we get a chance to actually see him yeah i don't want it to be in because a rod is a i-ard coming to light back again.

57:44James Harrison:She said, Joe. Oh, so I go. She said, now you say, can I see the jersey you're going to send me? And when can we begin to purchase Debo and Joe hoodies, T-shirts, mugs? I actually like the jersey you have on, Joe. Oh, thank you. You know what I'm saying? AI, Allen Iverson. You know what I'm saying? Finals, Joe. You heard what she said, Joe. Yeah. She want to see the jersey, you going to see him, Joe? That's going to take me a little, you know what I'm saying? I got a little square foot. It's going to take me a minute. I got to go downstairs. Oh, my house too big. Oh, my. Hey, his house too big.

58:23James Harrison:Sorry. Cover the light. Hey, if I reach here, I'm going to hit the kitchen. If I reach here, I'm going to hit the living room. If I go over here, if I go over here, I can mess around. You're a liar. You're also in your office. Joe, I'm telling you, my bed is right there. You're also in your office. Joe, everything within arms, bitch. No, I don't want to hear that. Joe, I wake up and I come over here. Yeah, yeah. And I go out that door right there to the bathroom. When you moved into your iPhone. It's only a half bathroom, too. I take a bird bath every day, Joe. I promise you this. I can't even afford a full bathroom.

58:54James Harrison:I don't even want to... I don't know how I'm going to do it because I want to send it. I'm going to send it. I'm going to send it this weekend. Should I go get it? I'm sending mine as soon as I leave the show. It's already ready. It's already packed up. All right, bet it. It's already packed up and ready. I'm going to see what she get first. I'm going to overnight mine. Joe, look here, Joe. It's 1235. Sorry. Oh, we got to get it. But, you know, we got to talking and walking, and that's what happens. Listen, we want to thank you guys for joining us on this episode of Debo and Joe. Please like and subscribe and download where you get your podcast, Joe.

59:28James Harrison:Yo, we will see you back. Guys, telling you right now, I'm back. I'm safe. Thank you for enjoying me. And we will see you here on Monday. No, Joe. Huh? We're going to see him here tomorrow on Saturday. No, I'm lying. We'll see y 'all on Monday. Boy, you had meat dollars. We're out.

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1:00:39Joe Haden:A one-night stand would end in a courtroom. The media is here. This case has gone viral. The dating contract. Agree to date me, but I'm also suing you. This is unlike anything I've ever seen before. I'm Stephanie Young. Listen to Love Trapped on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Ego Wodham is your host for the 2026 iHeart Podcast Awards live at South by Southwest. Hello, is anybody there? Raised by a single mom, Ego may have a few father-related issues. Are we supposed to talk about your dad? Her podcast, Thanks Dad, is full of funny, heartfelt conversations with actors, including fellow SNL alums, comedians, musicians, and more about life and their wonderfully complicated relationships with their fathers.

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