Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Stefon Diggs Linked to Commanders + Megatron Record In Danger?

24:38Like, we got to put on some weight, put on some muscle. Like, it ain't, what is he? How much he weighed? Was it like 170, 160 or something like that? Oh, J. Dames? He did look a little skinny when he came back. Bruh, what are you talking about? That man turned sideways. You can't even see. He did look a little light.

24:58He's super light, dude. Every time you see him get hit, I'm like, I don't know if he's getting up. He needs to, I don't know, man. They saying 6 '4", 210? I don't know about that.

25:15James Harrison:I don't know. You know how them weights go. What we got at the combine is what you're going to get. And then from there, they will never change it. They get to ask you. There's nothing. You're not jumping on those skills. No time you're in the league. Why ain't go to the combine? Having to literally report to the thing. No. After that, it's one. My bad, Debo. Or pro day. Whatever you had to go to. They're going to get your measurements legitimately one time. And then after that, it's just. It goes. It goes. I mean, it stayed. Like, it said I was 194. I was 194 at the combine. and that's where everybody went from the whole rest of the time I was in the league.

25:49James Harrison:I was walking around 182 because I was getting a little older, trying to get lighter, and it still said 195. So that thing is not updating to we're not jumping on the scale. You're going to get one time and you go, how much does he weigh? He's not walking around at that Google weight right now. No. No. Joe, they had me at, well, my weight, I didn't get a pro day or none of that stuff. My actual weight, I came in at my pro when the Steelers weighed me. And they had me at 242. And that was actually heavier than I had been shit until my first couple years of college when I was horribly, horribly out of shape.

26:29But it was 242. From that point on, by next year, I never played lower than 250, 255, up to 275, 286.

26:42James Harrison:And did it stay at 242 on the thing? Stayed. Didn't move. So that's why I'm always looking around, making sure. Thank you. I knew I wasn't tripping. So I'm like, for me, they always said 194. And they were like this. When you say you were 194, I'm like, I'm 180 pounds. Okay? Like, you look at the story right now. They trying to prepare for 240, bro. I got 286 coming at their ass. Yo, D-Bo, you got 270. A whole number. Surprise 34. Bro, I came into camp on purpose at 270 at least every year. And then I worked up to make sure I could be strong as possible. And then from there, once we got into the season, as we started to work towards the season, I'd drop down and I'd get into like the 255, 260, something like that.

27:25You know what I'm saying? And the longer the season got, though, you know what I'm saying? Like for me, I had to do what I had to do to try and keep from gaining it. You tried to do what you tried to do to try and gain it and hold on to it. So like the super, dude, the run back in Tampa, bro, I was 282 or 286 and Woodley was like 305.

27:48James Harrison:Do you know what Wood's number was? Wood was like 305. No, but I'm saying what his like paper, what his, if you were to Google. Oh, like maybe 270, 265, something like that. Hey, Debo, I'm thinking we're getting that myth out of there right now. You know what Troy was? You know what Troy was? How much? Man, TP was sitting there about 225. What did it say? Bro, I done seen TP playing as heavy as 240. That's what I'm – Bro. It doesn't – I'm trying to tell you, bro. What you get to that one number in there? All that coming downhill. hill, he coming downhill at what they think I'm at. No. See, I'm telling you.

28:29James Harrison:I'm telling you. So the teams, the schedule, the weights that you make, they know. Like, when they make sure, like, when you do, did you have to, did you have to set, like, a set weight with the trainer so you just knew, like, when we had to do weigh-ins? I didn't have, we didn't have that. So they just put on how you, we didn't have weigh-ins. Like, we weighed in, but we didn't, I didn't have, like, I didn't have a weight problem, so I didn't. A thousand percent. Made to maintain a certain weight. Me too. Like, even when BC was there, it was like, yo, are you playing well? Like, how are you moving?

28:58All that other stuff. Like, dude, I ain't going to lie, man. Like, it's sometimes where some cats, man, they scale weight, man. Bruh. Depending on how they work their program, they either come in out of shape and work it down. You can't do that no more now because you don't get enough reps. But, man, you had kids come in and work down 20, you know, 30 in training camp. You know, that's when you had the real tour days. You padded up both times. You know, you're doing all, yeah, then go ahead and work it down. You know, they grinding. Yeah, you can work it down. Not no more.

29:33James Harrison:You better just come in and already be where you need to be. Because I know you was probably the same. If you don't have a weight problem, they kind of more, how you feeling? You know what I'm saying? What do you want to play at, Jody? And I was like, yeah. right now I'm like 185 is good so when you do your weights I'm like yeah I'm right around what I need to be I'm feeling good okay solid I know it's probably how you had your situation but then other players so when I went no you need to be down to this number or you're going to be fined you know I'm saying per pound so there's a situation where now you playing good or certain you're like no I like this I'm like no I don't care you need to get down a little bit hey Joe so when I went to uh New England they actually did the weight thing yeah and you know They were like, you know, what weight you play at?

30:16I see they got you listed at 242. I'm like, he's like, yeah, we know that ain't it. I'm like, yeah. I'm like, cool. I said, whatever I am right now is going to be the weight that, you know, I play at. So I stepped on the scale. It was like, I don't know, like 260 or something or whatever it was. It was like, all right, cool. Yeah, so we'll give you, I think there was like, we'll give you five pounds up or whatever. So, I mean, I never really got over that because as you said, once you get older. Once you get over, you got to start going down. Moving down so you can move around. Yeah. Yeah. Is it – he's going to play for – well, he wants to play for his home team.

30:52Like, would you prefer to play for your home team or would you –

30:57James Harrison:I think it matters at the time of my career. I think when I first – you know, because when you first get drafted, I think I would need it to go away kind of – it's a lot going on. It's a whole lot of – just a process. So I think originally, first to go, just get away, to be able to kind of get your own stuff established, get your own foot down, learn the city. You know what I'm saying? I think the old experience of being able to get drafted, go to a new city, being able to grow up, being able to kind of become your own person is a whole situation. So I think that's good. I think once you start...

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34:36James Harrison:You get older, you get family, you get kids, you get matured. Once you're in towards the later end of your career and ready to finish it off, I think it's a perfect time to be able to come home because it's a change. You're a grown man. You're ready to do a little bit more. And just being able to hold down everything, the situations around being home. I think that's kind of what the thing was. So for me, I think towards the end of my career, I would love to come back to the crib and be able to run the family. But when I first get drafted, have my own spot out there. Family comes, visits as much as they want, come to all the games.

35:09James Harrison:But I think just being able to kind of establish your own identity, being able to. And at the same time, it's work. you're not going to go play and go like it's not like you're just hanging out i'm really trying to go there really establish myself really get my work on really get my grind because when you first get there it's a thousand things you got to get your place you got to get your stuff going on and just get your feet right but it's all in becoming an adult so i think that's all in just the growing and being able to just start doing that on your own and being able to become a an adult and then once you're established and ready to go and being able to have your career going over to go home being able to do that is a whole lot easier and you're able to control what you can control.

35:48James Harrison:You can control the main thing. I think knowing the main thing is you are professional after your job is to now perform. You have to all that college, everything is, is now it's a business. Now you are, you are trying to make this team every single year. And the quicker that you understand that it's a job and not a fun game, it's not a party for everybody, the sooner that you'll be able to be good and get that, that just that, that schedule and just that consistency of, you know what I'm saying? Not just being so spontaneous, not just being so, oh yeah, I can do this. I can do that. Football season is a very, like, it's not that long, but it's time for us to get the job done.

36:26James Harrison:All of this work that we're doing towards the off season, it's really like there's an off season and there's an end season. And the end season is very structured. There's things that we do because that's going to get my body right. You start to just know how you perform the best so i think when you having that it's just you need that time yeah i don't um i don't know i guess would i prefer to play i don't think i would prefer to play well i could play i could i could i could for sure i don't i don't i think to be able to play in your i could yeah i could definitely play in my own home city but to be able to be able to do that you have to be a person that can separate and be very uh forceful in what it is that that you're going to do you got to be able to say no you got to be able to say i got to do this i got to do that and everything has to be prioritized around what you need to do like you said to make sure you can go out here and perform at the highest level and that doesn't mean just the end season that means out of season too like you have to be able to go train.

37:32You have to be able to do all this other stuff. So you can't be sitting there doing all the hometown stuff where you're going here, you're going there, you're hanging out with sellers, doing all that. No, all that could wait. I got a short period of time to make a whole lot of money and I'm trying to do it as long as I can. So the benefits of having a social life and everything else that go along with being able to do that because you got more money, no, that's going to have to wait. I can make all this money and then we can go chill later and figure that out now, but I'm not going to go and take away from training that I could be doing here, improvements that I could be doing here because we want to have a barbecue or a grill out.

38:09No, I got to do something else.

38:11James Harrison:And at this time, Debo, when you're actually like, when you're putting in this time, when you're getting drafted and you're first, like, say you're getting drafted to your hometown, you're going home to all the grandparents, all the family, and you don't know how to say no. And you want to make sure everybody's good. And you just, that whole time is a difficult time when people first get to the league. So I think being able to kind of get away a little bit, establish your own self-knowing, you do have to be a little selfish because it's not all about, it's not all about, it's not all about, it's not all about the stuff that the game brings you because now we're here.

38:48James Harrison:Now we can like you, everybody else, like when they will come to, like when people come to the games, it is a party. When they come to the games, I can't talk. before the game because now this is my this is what all this stuff is for you know i'm saying i worked my tail off to get it to this point so it's game day is very not not stressful but it's really it's not funny it's nothing to be talking what we joking about like i'm locked in until after the game when the game is over oh we're in for all the jokes all the key can i have to study i have to make sure the last little tidbits if on this third and two i'm making sure i know okay the slant is coming if we lined up like this.

39:26James Harrison:Like we're doing the last previous checks because all that OTAs, all that mini camp, all that training camp, all these practices, all these meetings that we're sitting in there going over it, it's for the show. All this other stuff is not, it doesn't mean nothing unless I don't perform it on this Sunday at the show. So like the quicker that we realize, like it's fun with NFL, but like, oh my goodness, it's real out here. Take it very seriously. It's get cut. You know what I'm saying? Like, this is why all this is happening. The more you can make that about, like, and how long can you play? It's not forever.

40:01James Harrison:So when you're playing football, as a kid, oh, no, it's all good. No, no, no, no, no, no. It's not all good. We got to be locked in, because we will get cut. No question. The average NFL career, three and a half years, right, Joe? Come on, man. What are we talking about? What are we talking about? This shit is not forever, and it's Not long. And that averages with guys like you doing what? 12. You got guys like you doing 12. You got cats like me doing fake tickets. You got other cats like Jerry doing twanky. You know what I'm saying? Outliers. Those are averaging to the guy that didn't even make a year three.

40:39Didn't even make a year two. He went practice squad and didn't. And he came back the next year, got released. You only go practice squad for a year. A year and four games, I think it is. After that, that's it. You got to make a regular roster.

40:52James Harrison:Got to start performing. Start performing, Joe. Start performing. Hit the Super Chat. Coming live. $10. She said, Joe, as a DB, what worries you the most in week one? A mobile quarterback or a team that don't have a lot of fresh film on opening day? Steelers versus Falcons, Browns versus Jaguars. Who's winning their first game? Joe? A team with a mobile quarterback or a team that don't have more. If the team got a mobile quarterback, I'm not worried about them as much as a DB. If they can throw and run just as good, you know what I'm saying? I mean, that's just tough for our overall defense in general.

41:39James Harrison:But if I don't have a lot of film on the team, I kind of – sometimes that's not bad. I just want to go – we're going to play base. We're going to not just try to jump stuff and try to anticipate what's going on. You're going to play good on good. you're going to have to come out here and beat me. Like, we can get comfortable. We get into the flow of the game to now. Okay, you kind of get, okay, this is what they're doing. You kind of get a little feel. But the mobile quarterback is kind of more tough than if you don't have no film. If I don't have no film, I'm going fresh on you. And then opening day, Steelers, obviously Steelers.

42:08James Harrison:Browns versus Jags. Okay, yeah, obviously Browns.

42:14You said Jags? No, I said Browns. I said Browns. No, I'm saying y 'all play the Jags. You know what I mean? Jacksonville you know who over there who they got a quarterback

42:30James Harrison:come on man we got the super chat I answered the question alright alright my bad I'm sorry I'm sorry about that Covenant Life back again Covenant Life she said Debo if you're in the locker room before the Falcons game what message are you giving the defense about punching Atlanta in the mouth early. Full throttle, Debo, because I need them to win. I'm being bullied by the fans. Game one, Debo. Game one. Game one. I mean, that's a simple one. What's the defense? What you going to tell them? What you going to tell them? Oh, you just go out there and you play still the ball. You reestablish what it is.

43:11They're like, Debo, what's up?

43:13James Harrison:They're like, Debo, go break us down, Debo. Oh, no. No. No. Like I said, I don't go into that. You just can't go. You're not seeing me already. I'm locked in. Boo, boo, boo, boo. That's it. Alignment assignment technique. Don't get pushed back. Alignment assignment technique. Do not get your ass pushed back. Do your job and help your partner later. It's simple, bro. Go out here and show them exactly what Pittsburgh Steelers defense football look like. Make sure they feel every motherfucking bit of it. Okay. Win, lose, or draw, man, I just need y 'all to know that you coming up out of this motherfucker lumped up.

43:59You gonna take a few.

44:02James Harrison:Listen. You gonna take a few. You ain't, listen, you ain't coming over here with none of that bullshit. Like, you ain't. Okay. Okay. Okay.

44:14Foxy Mama. 4-2. four, three, two, one. Five dollars. She said, Debo, what happened to you and Ocho fighting? Still waiting on the workout for the females. With the workout for the females, it ain't going to come for a minute. Now, we got to get that whole thing set up. We got to get that whole thing set up. You got to do it right. You got to do it right now.

44:34James Harrison:That's why. You got to do it right. Got to do it right. You just can't throw it together. You just can't throw it together. You got to do it right. You know? But the fight with Ocho, I don't know. I don't know what happened. You know, I just, my mama told me I couldn't beat him up. Mama told me, she said, don't do nothing to that little man. She said, you going to hurt him. And, you know, I just, I don't know, man. He only a couple pounds more than Jaden Damage. You know what I'm saying? I don't want to do nothing to hurt the man. You know what I'm saying? You just, families, you just chose not to resort to violence on him.

45:08You know what I'm saying? Like, man got kids and all that, man. Yes. But I'm just, I'm just, I'm trying, I'm trying to take the other road. I appreciate it. But if you keep asking for it, if you don't really want to. I don't want to do it. I don't want to do it. Don't force me. He'd be perfect. Because if you force me to do it, then I'm a forgiving man. I'm a merciful man. A merciful man. You know what I'm saying? They call me Bumpy Johnson. They say you're a merciful man. You know what I'm saying? I don't know.

45:50Helksanti, we have$5. It said, Joe, a cool jersey, Joe, fits you better than the one on the wall behind you. See?

45:59James Harrison:That's where, that's a Pro Bowl jersey. When I was with the, that's a Browns Pro Bowl jersey. That's a Pro Bowl jersey. That jersey is fire. This jersey's 5 '2". Joe, what's on the Pro Bowl jersey? It's on the sleeve, man. It's a little brown. It's a brown, but it's a Pro Bowl jersey. The main whole jersey is a Pro Bowl jersey. And then the team that I played on is just represented on the sleeve. Hey, listen, man. Hey, listen. My guy right here, Terrell Tisdale, said, why, in the chat right here, he said, why don't y 'all like the video? 225 watching and not even 100 likes. Y 'all are shaming.

46:45Hey, you watching, but you ain't liking. Is they not liking? Help your boy out. Terrell, I appreciate you, Tisdale. I appreciate that. I appreciate you, baby. 100.

46:58James Harrison:Terrell, a real one, Debo. Mike, Mike. Mike, Mike. Listen, he said Debo and Joe entertaining and shit. The least y 'all can do is hit the like button. Mike, Mike, tell him. Come on, man. Hit the like button. I'm out here fighting with me and Debo. Help your boys. We out here. Help us. You so are light.

47:27Joe, man, listen, brother. We want to thank you guys, man, for joining us on this episode of Debo Joe, please make sure you like, subscribe, and download where you get your show.

47:38James Harrison:Joe. Yo. We will see you on Friday, same time, same place. We appreciate you. We out. And we out.

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