In short
Debo & Joe break down a Seahawks vs. Rams TNF game that swings late and ends 37-38 in overtime, focusing on offensive drives, special teams mistakes, red-zone efficiency, and key officiating (a “backwards pass” TD call).
Guests
No guests are featured in the provided transcript; it’s hosted by James “Debo” Harrison and co-host Joe.
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Key claims
- Rams’ special teams and late-game execution hurt them after leading 30-14 in the 4th.
- Seahawks proved they’re better than expected, coming back with multiple clutch defensive stops and two-point conversions.
- The overturned/confirmed TD in the “backwards pass” review was “letter of the law” correct.
Notable examples
- Rams’ aggressive 4th-down attempts early; Seattle answers with Walker runs and a 46-yard screen.
- Stafford misses an easy Puka touchdown; later, Puka and dig routes drive long scoring drives.
- Seattle’s defense forces stops after Sam Darnold’s fumble/turnover sequence.
- Overtime: Darnold-to-Coop toe-tap catch; JSN dig route TD; Seahawks win 38-37.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOHilarious Banter and Personal Jokes
2:38 to 5:20
A light-hearted exchange where hosts joke about age and appearance.
“I'm doing solid how you doing brother I'm always doing good baby yeah you look like you just had a little work How old are you again, Debo?”
Game Breakdown: Rams vs. Seahawks
5:20 to 12:13
In-depth analysis of the thrilling game between the Rams and Seahawks.
“Seattle, they pulled it out at the end, man.”
Second Half Highlights and Strategies
12:13 to 14:00
Discussion of key plays and strategies in the second half of the game.
“Seattle gets out there, and they get sacked for an eight-yard loss.”
Game Highlights and Key Plays
14:00 to 21:20
Listeners will learn about the crucial moments and plays during the game between Seattle and LA.
“But they get a holding on the next play.”
Game Highlights and Key Plays
22:42 to 23:28
Listeners will learn about the crucial moments and plays during the game between Seattle and LA.
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Overtime Insights and Critical Moments
23:36 to 28:00
The discussion focuses on overtime gameplay and decision-making leading to the game's conclusion.
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Overtime Insights: Seahawks vs. Rams
28:00 to 30:57
Discussion on the key moments and strategies during overtime of the game.
“Ended up getting sacked on the second down in the regulation.”
Analyzing Team Performance: Rams and Seahawks
30:58 to 36:36
A detailed examination of both teams' performances, focusing on missed opportunities and key plays.
“We done went two for two on the last two-point conversion.”
Preparing for Future Matches: Defense Strategies
36:37 to 42:00
Discussion on defensive strategies and necessary adjustments for upcoming games.
“So, like, being able to make plays when you need to, being able to stand up when you have to, you know what I'm saying, and being able to get the dub.”
Defensive Strategy Insights
42:00 to 44:25
Learn key defensive strategies to avoid explosive plays and maintain control.
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Defensive Strategy Insights
45:59 to 46:49
Learn key defensive strategies to avoid explosive plays and maintain control.
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Game Strategy for Success Against Bills
46:58 to 50:47
Discuss strategies for the team to succeed against the Bills, focusing on ball control and defense.
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Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua Predictions
50:47 to 56:00
Debate the upcoming fight between Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua and analyze their chances.
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Discussion on Jake Paul and Boxing Clauses
56:00 to 58:16
Explore the implications of contractual clauses in boxing matches and discuss Jake Paul's fight strategy.
“Jake Paul has to have the clause that Anthony Joshua don't knock him out.”
Player Fade Picks for Upcoming Games
58:16 to 1:00:34
Delve into player picks and strategies for the upcoming NFL games, including discussions on notable players.
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Super Chats and Career Reflections
1:00:44 to 1:03:28
Engage with audience questions regarding injuries and career choices in sports.
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Celebrating Audience Engagement and Upcoming Events
1:03:28 to 1:05:34
Acknowledge audience contributions and discuss future podcast goals and events.
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Celebrating Audience Engagement and Upcoming Events
1:05:57 to 1:06:34
Acknowledge audience contributions and discuss future podcast goals and events.
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Celebrating Audience Engagement and Upcoming Events
1:07:18 to 1:07:53
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Transcript
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2:21welcome back to Debo and Joe I'm your host James Debo Harrison and I'm here with my co-host Joe I just hope both teams have fun hating and make sure your guys like and subscribe because you don't want to miss nothing how you doing today Joe
2:37James Harrison:man I'm doing great today Debo I'm doing solid how you doing brother I'm always doing good baby yeah you look like you just had a little work How old are you again, Debo? 47. 47? Okay. You look like you got a little... Today, honestly, you look like you got a little years on you. You look a little older than normal. What's that mean, bro? I think your grades is popping off in your beard a little more than they normally are. Oh, my God. I mean, no... Oh, my God. I thought I just had to be blatantly honest with you. That's what I'm going to do. I'm here for you. Disrespectful. I told you that in confidence that this was a no-die December, and you had the nerve to actually pull it.
3:17Can't nobody see this from here?
3:19James Harrison:Yeah, just slide in a little bit, D-Bo. Slide in a little bit. I can see it. The light is bright. You nice and Santa looking. You nice and Santa looking. All right there. Yeah, welcome. Just accept it, D-Bo. Just go full-blown gray. I'm not even saying it's a bad thing. Just accept it. Just go. Did you just dye yours? No, man. I'm young Jody, man. You see me. You know I'm good. Right there, you got a big long one right there I'm looking at, Joe. Right there, it might be two. Man, D-Bo, chill out, man. We going, I'm a... Yeah. I got two little grades, I'm taking it. You know what I'm saying? I'll take it.
3:58James Harrison:I got a full-blown center. How old are you? 36. Just with two... Man, listen, man, I'm almost 15 years older than you, and I'm just now, you know what I'm saying? I'm just now coming through. You a young man to be getting some grades in there now, Joe. Hey, Joe. I got kids. Let me know. I got, hey, hold on. Kids been putting them kids for years on you. Let me tell you this story. Listen, this is a joke, people. Okay? This is a joke, right? A joke. My son, we riding and he playing around. He's like, Dad, I got a kid on the way. I'm like, I know you ain't got no kid on the way. I said, I castrate you.
4:32I said, no, you ain't got no kid on the way. He said, it was too late. Like, it's already done. It's already done. Like, it's already done. You can't cast. I said, mm-mm. I said, it don't matter. I said, I ain't being a granddad. I said, I'm already over here dying grace. That's not happening. That is not happening. So you don't care that I would have been messing my life up. I said, no, it ain't got nothing to do with you. They not about to be calling me granddad. That's not happening. I said, you know what? I got to disown you.
4:59James Harrison:I got one son now. You're wild. I can't be granddad. You're not ready to be granddad yet. No, you look, man, take it. Accept it, D-Bo. That's your son and you old enough now. You old enough to show be granddaddy. No, listen, bro. Uh-uh, man. No. I can't. No, man. I'm already here fighting father time. Then you go go ahead and just get me locked up. No. No, no. That's going to put years on you for sure. That's going to put years on your boy for sure. Look here, man. We had a great game. Bro, one of the best. One of the best of the year. Yes, definitely, man. Seattle, they pulled it out at the end, man.
5:32Like, I think I would have did the same thing. I think I would have went for it. But anyway, let's jump on there. Gangsters. Gangsters, brother. Gangsters. real life. Rams get up out there, man. And I'm thinking, you know, they was going to pass the rock, bro. And they come out there like they trying to play a little bit of smash my wrist. Yes. Trying to smash. Yeah. I think it was what? Five of the first six plays they ran the rock. I think Williams was a eight on that first down. I think he got one on the second. They got a little something. And then they go for it, dude, on fourth and one. They went for it twice.
6:07Straight to him, dude. Three yards on that one. they get to another first down he picks up on seven on that one and then i think it was second it was like a four yards another that was another first down that was two back-to-back carries for that he got a first down on and then i think stafford ended up scrambling for four and then it was uh williams for two and i think it was stafford he hit uh ferguson for three they Dude, that was a solid tackle, bro. Oh, yeah. Solid tackle. That ended up putting them at the fourth and one. They go for it again. Yes.
6:45James Harrison:Don't know. Super aggressive. Off the rip. Loved it. Went for fourth down two times. Ten plays, 32 yards, five minutes. Nothing. Nothing. I'm saying like great drive, consistent. You on the field, but you don't get nothing out of it. Blank. Right. Right. Seattle get up out there. They go ahead. They tell them we're going to do the same thing, but they play action. They drop it to, what was it, Barner? He got eight on that one. I think Walker picks up the first down on the next play and then it's a screen to Walker, dude. The throwback screen. Beautiful setup. Dude, he goes 46, I think, to LA5.
7:22Yep. And then I believe it was second down they end up scoring on the four-yard run. The other run that we got, Chobinney. Yeah. Yeah, them two,
7:30James Harrison:Walker and Chobinney, they was toting that pill. Yes, that's seven and nothing right now. 7-0. 7-0. First play, Rams get the rock back. Puka, I think, got nine. He was shaking. He did. Hey, I ain't going to lie. He was fighting all night, though. Bro, Puka was going hard. Puka's not a small dude either, too, bro. He's 6 '2", 216. Like, you got to bring a lunch pill. He's not no little receiver, 5 '11", 175. No, I'm catching this, and now you got to tackle me. Like, he gets active with it. I respect him. Oh, no question. You know, to watch that. That was nice. Second down, they ended up picking up another five for the first.
8:05Then Stafford, he hits Allen for 27 wide open. Uh-huh. Busted coverage. Yeah, definitely busted coverage. Uh-huh. I think they ended up getting to where they went for that fourth and five. Did you see that hands?
8:18James Harrison:Hey, he shot through the man's hands to catch the ball on the other side of him. Brother, that's like the drill that you do with a whole shield in front of your face, and you got to throw your hands around it. That's just hands. Dude, that was crazy. That was this. That was nice, bro. Come on, man. Man, they get to, what was it, fourth and goal at the one, and they go for it. But. Illegal man downfield. Yep, they scored a touchdown. They smacked him. He kind of pushed him forward a little bit because he was engaged with Buddy. You know what I'm saying? So do you think it was. Whatever happens, they called the flag.
8:56I ain't going to lie. It was a play later on where they did like another screen like that, and I thought the dudes was like three yards down field. When they caught it, I'm like, they ain't caught that one. I'm like, I don't know. Probably get back home. Yeah, it might have been a make-up. It's three to seven. It's three to seven, man. Seattle get out there, and the defense is able to hold after giving up nine on the first down because dude drops the pass on the second down. And then I think it was Forbes. He made a nice run on the third down.
9:23James Harrison:My man, see, he's, man, that's what I'm talking about, them DBs. They know it's third. He's sticks. I'm off. He did not backpedal at all. waited for that man to sit on the sticks, made a great play on JSN. So that was good, good defense by him. Yeah, they punt the rock off. I think that's when the Rams got back out there and Stafford, he hit that boy Puka. That man Puka. Who's that, 54? Yes, brother. Yes. Stafford was throwing them balls, though, them dig routes, and going through the middle. He was hitting them right on stride, right in this first window, second window. Didn't matter. He was looking people off.
9:57James Harrison:That dig was just on the money. That's why Stafford, arm angles, being able to drop the ball, that shit was beautiful. Yeah, but then he missed him on that second down where he could have got that touchdown, dude. But look, when I'm saying that my man threw for 500, that would have been 650 yards. It would have been wild, bro. But you needed it. Oh, yeah. You needed it now. You definitely missed him on that. You needed it now. They get to third, Nate. And I think Stafford hit a winning, what is it, Winnington? 19? Yep, Jordan Winnington. Yeah, took them to the Seattle, what, 13, 14-yard line? And they go for it again on fourth and two.
10:34I don't think they're going to go for it. They didn't really go. They was like, yeah, maybe, maybe not. They go jump. They not go jump. Okay, no, they ain't going to do it. Let's go ahead and get this delayed game. It's six to seven. Six, seven, you know. Six, seven. All that. How that kids go crazy. We ain't about to go crazy on that. Just a baby jump. No question. Just a baby. Just one jump. Why not? One jump. Yeah, Seattle get out there first play. They false start.
10:59James Harrison:Behind the sticks. They were doing good if they didn't get behind the sticks. That was just – Yep, that got them behind the sticks. That helped the defense force them to a three and out, two back-to-back pressures. The first down should have been a sack, but he ended up getting a yard. Second down, he did get sacked. And then the Rams, they ended up having a nice return on the punt. Yes. I think they come out and the Rams, they end up getting the rock. They start toting that ball, handing it off. They switched it up. Yeah, they did. Yeah, listen, we go go six or seven. We go around six plays out of the – we go around the ball six times out of the first seven plays.
11:39Mm-hmm. Where's this corner? Yep. He went nine, four, three, four, nine, and then another three on the second and one that put them at the Seattle 28. First down, Stafford goes to Williams. I think that was six. And then he hit Mumpfield for 11. They first and goal at the eight. And then second down, Stafford connects again. Ferguson, he gets the three-yard touchdown. They up now, 13 to seven. Yep. Seattle gets out there, and they get sacked for an eight-yard loss. Turner was hooping the entire game. Yes. Dude, listen. And then on third down, these boys is doing basically a give up draw. And this man, Williams, pulls 17 on.
12:32Breaking tackles, spinning up out.
12:35James Harrison:Yes. The crowd's booing while my man is toting that. Right. While he's toting, they booing. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Okay, yeah. Man, Janky. Yeah. They get to the third one. One, they sneak him. Darnold, he get the first down. Then second, it's a holding by the defense that gives him a first. And then Darnold to Coop. Coop is taking off down the field, and he fumbles. He put his helmet right on that pill. Mm-hmm. Right on the pill. They did a little review trying to see if they could get it at the one. They didn't allow it. They ended up putting the ball on the 20. L.A. comes out. They just basically burn off the first half.
13:18It's a 13-7 at halftime. And then Seattle comes out to start the second half. Four plays, bro. 65 yards for the second half.
13:31James Harrison:They got a little first down, a little tush push, and then get that thing to Kenneth Walker. Yes, 55. Galloping. 55 to the house, galloping. Now they up 13-14. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. L.A. get back out there. They get to a third and nine. Stafford hits who? Who's that man? Zaire Smith? Smith. They hit Smith for 48. Down to the 24. Down to the 24. But they get a holding on the next play. It's first and 20 now. Seattle is able to hold them to a field goal. That little flea flicker screen they ran was nice to get it to manageable. So they did get it to manageable and still wasn't able to convert.
14:20Yeah, they ended up going up 16-14. No big to do. Seattle come out there. They return their favor. They give them a false start on second down. But then.
14:30James Harrison:Then his first catch of the game. Welcome to the game, JSN. This is what kind of switched it up a little bit. He's done with started, but they moved him around. They put him in the backfield for him to get his first catch. He coming out the backfield, running his ankle. Got 20 on that first one. Got 20 on the first catch. So I'm like this, okay, that's what good offenses do. Your man, they doubling them. Move them around. You got to get your best player the ball to get them involved, get them feeling something. So I like that for Seattle. Yeah, that DB had a nice play on that first down, though.
14:59That answer did. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Third down now, though. Donald is picked off by Wallace, and he returns that thing to the one. Me, I'm jumping in the air or diving when I get to that point and I see dude right there. Hold up. Which one were we talking about? The one where Seattle ends up throwing the – he throws the pick. I think Donald threw the pick. I don't think he threw the pick yet. When was that one?
15:32James Harrison:That was after – This one was when he almost threw the pick. They got the holding penalty and complete. Yeah, they got to the next third round. They punted, though. They punted on that one? Yeah, they punted on that one. I might have it mixed up. Go ahead. Take it off. Hold on. No, no, no. I'm not. You're right. You're right. You're right. I fucked that up. Okay. I was saying, I'm pretty sure LA ended up scoring that next play. That's how they went 24 to 23. Tomás, that's when Turner did what you did, the little get in there and then get back out. No, you thinking the other one. That was the second one.
16:08Okay, yeah, I'm fucked up then. My bad, Debo. Go ahead. Yeah, yeah. So I got you, man. What's the score right now? What's the score right now? LA get back out there. The first play they score is 23 to 14. All right? Seattle gets back out there. They get the rock. I think that's when Darnold hit what's a dude named Barnard for the first down. It was like 10 yards. Okay. The next play. Yeah, the next play, I think he hits. No, he didn't. Dude missed the interception. That was the next play where dude dropped that pick. He got his arm hit when he was passing the rock. Yep, yep, yep, yep. Yes. And then the second down.
16:44He hit JSN for 12. Yep, for 12. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. They get a holding call on first. L.A. is able to hold them. From that, they punt the rock. LA get the rock back. I think it was like the first third and three that they had. They had two of them. Smith. Smith again. Smith again for nine. And then the second third and three. Puka. Again. 58, bro.
17:13James Harrison:To the five. Shaking and baking. Puka, bro, was just. If he ever had a one-on-one. Out of control. You had to double him. And Bradford was putting the ball on the money. Those dig routes, those slants, those middle of the fields. Dude, I would have doubled that dude all game. But it had to, bro. Devontae Adams was gone. Yeah. I'm doubling that, man. I ain't letting him do that. What did he get, like two and some chains or something? Bro, 224 or something like that. No, I'm not doing that. I'm not letting you do that. Beating you the whole game. He was doing it the whole game. Yes. Third and goal, he finished it off with a little one-yard dump to pull.
17:50With a no look? No look. God.
17:52James Harrison:Through traffic. Dude, traffic. That's just, it's real noisy in there. Great ball, low and away. He's safe. Catch touchdown. 30 to 14 now, bro. I'm thinking there's no way that they about to be able to do anything with that. But Seattle gets the rock. They move it down to the L.A. 10-yard line on five plays, bro. Like, Darnold hits Smith. Uh-huh. That was 27. 27. And then it was another nine later. Yes. And then he hits Walker for 13. Then third down, I think it was like from the six, he gets picked. This is when the new lineman drops in. Yes. Yes. Come in. Yeah. Get a little bit of love from the lineman, then back out.
18:43No question. He picks the thing off. And right there, I think they start at the, what, 10 or 11, something like that?
18:51James Harrison:He returned like the 14, 15. Something like that. Okay, cool. Cool. Seattle's defense comes out there. Stands up. Stands up. This is when they got the pick, Debo. Now you're like, game, right? Right. I almost stopped watching, but this is why you watch football, though. This is what makes this game so good. All that stuff we talked about. Everything that was going on back and forth and back and forth. Okay. You're still down by 16. You throw a pick. Like, is the game over? No, your defense goes out there, gets a three and out, and now they punt. And when they punt, now, like the three and out is already like, oh, we're geeked.
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19:30James Harrison:We're going to have a short field. We're going to have a short field. Yeah, yeah, we're okay. But now we don't have it. What happened, Joe? They punt, and my man takes it to the crib. Like they said, that was the best acquisition of free agency because he started a Rasheed Taheed. That dude, he can just get the ball in his hands. He's a playmaker. You see from this point, when he ran back the punt, then he's going to get another play, you know what I'm saying, eventually. But just playmakers making plays, special teams letting you down. You're up 16. We just need to – defense got to stop. Special teams runs the ball back.
20:03James Harrison:Your offense has been a little bit shaky right here, but this is going to be able to get it going. I saw, like, really in real time, saw momentum. Like, oh, my goodness. Like, could they really do this? And then they go for two. Go for two. When they made the two, I'm like, yeah, it's game time. Come on, Debo. It's game time. L.A. get back out there, and the defense forces another 3-0. They're geeked out there. And special teams, what they do, bro? You cut out. You cut out. Oh, what they do, Debo? No, you good. You good. I thought you were cut out. He punched the ball. He shanks. He shanked it, dude.
20:43That's not a good point. Seattle is starting at midfield. The first play, dude, give him the reverse. Shaheed goes. Come on, that's what I'm talking about.
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23:42James Harrison:eight yes yes nice good it through it a little bit like it's wide open why you got it he made he made he made he wouldn't got that he wouldn't got it it's 28 to 30 they have to go for two to tie it up. The play is, well, we're thinking it's incomplete. They look at it. They go through it. They say it was a backwards pass. He picks the ball up. The conversion is good. I ain't gonna lie. At first, I was like, that's BS. But when they do that slow-mo thing, I do see the ball coming back towards the line tighter and tighter. Yeah. Even if it's parallel, they say it's backwards. So, you know, that...
24:24Right. At the letter of the law. You catch it and you go, they're going to say it's still good because it wasn't going forward. And that one was going back. You could see it getting closer and closer to the line. You know, it is what it is.
24:37James Harrison:Game tied up. Grab the ball. The ball's on the ground. You know how they always say, though, Debo. Don't leave. You didn't hear the whistle blow. Pick it up. No matter what, finish. Finish that. Just get the ball. That was crazy. And he just grabbed it off of. He just grabbed it off from chilling. Yeah, just chilling. If it wasn't in the end zone, he wasn't going to move it over across the line. He didn't know where he was. He just saw the football. Like, okay, let me go pick this joint up. I'm glad I'm in the end zone. He could have easily been on the one and just turned around. We'd have been like, what are we going to get now?
25:09James Harrison:Like he walked out of bounds backwards. Right, right. Seattle, I think it was L.A. went back out again. And, well, basically they just trade three and outs until L.A. gets back out there. Third and three, Stafford, his Ferguson for 27. plus another 15 for getting thumbed. I ain't gonna lie. When you first hit him, I'm like, dude, that's a clean hit. And then, you know, that slow-mo thing. That slow-mo is a talk. That slow-mo is a talk, man. Yeah, that's fun. You wouldn't have gave him some, though. God, I just love it. For football, he caught the fly ball. I'm the over-the-top safety. I gotta give him some.
25:50James Harrison:Fire. I gotta fire on him, D-Bo. If you don't fire on him, I'm like this. what's up? And now that's a situation where he was probably like, I'm not going to go low because he can't see me well. Man, but you got to. You got to. You got to. You got to go at that. You got to hit him in the chest. You know what I'm saying? No, I wouldn't even go in his chest. Right there, I would have went low. I got aimed. I'm going to pull up the photo. Because you got to think about it. The last second he going to see you coming. If he just do this much, let's go get the helmet. Let me tell you this. I know I've been...
26:22James Harrison:Godwin, I can show you. When I played Tampa, we played Tampa in Tampa when I was with the Steelers. God remember I had that little over route and they threw it to him. It was floating and I saw him the whole way and I went right. You can have aim as a DB. You got time and you can see it, especially and just plant that down right in his chest or a little bit lower. Stomach, like abs. Abs area and you're going to hit him in the chest. Do you see how big the dude was he was hitting? You hitting who? Man, Goodwin. He said if he went like 6 '2", I would have hit him right in his chest too. Bruh. today's game, you better lower that target area.
26:55And I'm not trying to hit nobody in the thickest part of their body. You want to hit him in the legs just so he can whip down. I got to get him down. I got to make sure I save my money. Respect. That's just where this is going to be. That moved them to the 31. And then I think it was a holding on L.A. So the defense is able to hold them. Field goal attempt. 48 yards. And he misses it. Just a little bit. Just kept on going right. Just a little bit. Kept on going. Just a little bit. Seattle get out there and do Nathan. Go three and out. He gets sacked on second down. Third down, they bat his pass down.
27:34My man, my dude doing the whole thing.
27:37James Harrison:He just took the whole drive. Yes. Ball. Yes. They give it back to L.A. Second down, here come this man, poor again, fighting. Come on. 27. Fighting, bro. Mm-hmm. Second down. I think it's another first on a review. Great defense. Great catch. Dig route. My man got hurt in that. His hand was in there. That was great. Offense and defense. Right. Then they able to hold him. They forced him to punt. I think Seattle got the ball back. Ended up getting sacked on the second down in the regulation. We are now in overtime. We are now in over innings. L.A. gets the ball first in overtime. time. They get a good return, but they get a holding call.
28:22Puts them back to the twanky. Here it goes. First down, Puka for nine. Then Coram for 13. And then that second down, he missed him wide open because they got some pressure on him. That could have been a big one, but we got legal contact. We got legal contact on second down. They ended up getting them first. Wow. And then the next second down, dude, that could have been an interception.
28:48James Harrison:Could have been. This tip, that tip just fluttering right in the head. Tips and overthrows cannot go unpunished. Yes. Then the following second down, second and nine, 41. Stafford hit that man again. Just second dig window. Beautiful. Boom, boom. Beautiful. He had the dagger. You had the tight end running through the middle, which took your middle read, man. And then he hit that dig right behind him. Beautiful ball, beautiful timing. And Puka, man, just 225 yards. You got to have eyes on that, man. I'm not taking the tight end running down the middle of the field. I'm looking at that dagger. I'm thinking, oh, this is probably where they're going to go.
29:32James Harrison:I think that might be a good idea. Don't question. The guy's dude that has 200 yards. 37 to 30. But it's new overtime rule, baby. Y 'all get a chance. We get a chance. Y 'all get a chance, baby. And now when you get the chance, though, it's four down territory. It's four down. Everything is four down. They didn't even use it, though. They didn't need it. They didn't need it. They didn't need it. You're correct. Second down, Darnold hits that man on the other side for 17. Good old toe tap. Yes. Then the next second down, I think they got a first down because of a defensive pass interference. the following second down Coop says hey I gotta make up for that man that's how you drag that's how you that's how you drag your legs toe tap swag mmhmm got that thing down for 21 bruh nice nice catch mmhmm nice catch they get to the only third down they had let me hang so hey he said I'm gonna go ahead and get five yep to the four yard line the big boy run four yard line and then First down and go.
30:38Donald.
30:39James Harrison:Who finished that thing off? That man, JSN, man. Dig route. Back line. Beautiful route. Beautiful place both. Back line. It is now 36 to 37. And they said, hey, we been scoring two. We ain't got time. We got time for a time. We already hit. We done went two for two on the last two-point conversion. We here. We here. I'm going on with something. Wide open. Dude played that so smooth. He sat in there like he was blocking, blocking, and then zoomed up out real easy. I've been in that situation. Is that corner so bad for us? That's his man. He's lulling you to sleep. You almost thinking like, now you got a nub.
31:20James Harrison:You ready to go steal something, go help. You still got your man. So like end of the day, he's blocking, but like you got to get closer. You're in the red zone. You're in the end zone. Any type of yards, he just started kind of like just feeling like he was free and just started bouncing into the end zone. That sucks. That's a great offensive play. They played that so perfectly because I've been in that situation where tight end, that's your man. You got to start kind of slimming up to him because if he does release, that's you. Nobody else but you. So you saw him kind of coming there like, no, but it's like it's only two yards.
31:51James Harrison:They need this one play. You could have made it tight. Got to play it tighter. Yeah, definitely. Come on, man. That's game. You know what I'm saying? So once it gets to that, I felt for him. I was looking at him like, that's just great offense. Holding him off, holding him off. He's blocking, blocking. And I feel like Sam knew who he was going to the whole time. Like, he's just going to wait, wait, wait. If I just get a little bit, he's blocking. He's going to come right across the front. I'm looking. I'm looking. I see areas. Everything's tight. Only thing the corner could have did was come. And as soon as he's number one, Forbes, he could, as soon as they hiked it, come down.
32:19James Harrison:And just get close to him. Just stand over top of him. Because once he goes, that's you. The only way you can be is be attached to him. You know what I'm saying? You can't add on. You can't try to go help somebody. That's your assignment. And I feel you because he's blocking. So you're like, okay, you're going to free up. That's what we talk about in a lot of those other things. Stealing daggers. We see people on the backside being able to corners go help the other side. But if he leaks out, that's still yours. You know what I'm saying? That's nobody's responsibility but you. So great play by them.
32:47James Harrison:And that's how you go win a game. No question. They convert that right there. Game over. Game over. 38-37. Seattle, dude. Seattle is good, bro. Like when we first lost to them, I was upset. I'm like, now looking back, I'm like, yeah, they're actually very good, dude. Those are two good football teams playing versus each other. Yes. I mean, I'm going to solely, well, I ain't going to solely put the loss on the special teams. But LA, they found a way as a whole team to lose this game. But special teams and defense more than anybody else. You up by 16 points, dude, in the fourth quarter. What was it?
33:2630 to 14. You have to close that out. Yeah. Special teams goes out there and gives up the touchdown. And then the field goal kicker. To win it, to go up. He misses it to go up, which could have won him the game. And then, you know, you add on top of that, the defense lost, like, too many situational issues. I mean, the three two-point conversions that they allowed, along with, you know, a miss picked here or there. And, dude, they just let Smith and Juku go get what he needed in that situation. In the second half, yes. Yeah. And you add, like I said, it's a whole defense. And then the offense, three or six in the red zone, they had a couple times where they got no points.
34:09They had one time where they got no points. And then you sell them for threes. L.A., what, they had almost 600 yards of offense. But if you're looking at the sheet and you don't see a score, first thing you're thinking is like, oh, they beat them real bad. Like, they had six. Nah, the points didn't, you know, it didn't go and dictate what the score should have been because the defense stood up and did what was necessary when they, you know, got them into those situations to give their offense a chance along with, you know, special teams doing what they're supposed to do and chip in.
34:42James Harrison:Bro, the thing is, it's a team game, and we saw two really, really good football teams playing against each other. And then, especially like you said too, the Seahawks. The Rams lost the game, I say, special teams. They kind of sold when they ran it back. The field goal that they missed. And then Puka, early touchdown we said, they had opportunities. Matt Stafford missed Puka on an easy touchdown early in the game. Then the wild two-blink conversions. That ball that we never see, like, hits him upside the head. You know what I'm saying? Random plays, they didn't turn the ball over. He threw for 450-some yards.
35:15James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? So they did. Right. It's hard to say. They got two interceptions off old dude. They had two interceptions and they had a fumble. You know what I'm saying? So your defense, they bend but don't break. So it's hard to say like your offense, you got to sometimes at the end of the game, trying to, when you're up by 16 in the fourth quarter, just sustaining a little bit of drives. But that's Seahawks. You can't keep like every time they've been able to get those three and outs when they needed it, when it mattered most, being able to get those. Being able for Sam Darnold to start hitting JSN, being able to get those two-point conversions when they needed them.
35:48James Harrison:However, if it was a fluke play or however it was, the plays were made when they needed to be made. So that was just two teams battling the Rams. I am still confident leaving that game. Like, I don't think the Rams, like those dudes are going to be fine. They didn't have Devontae Adams. And that's a red zone target. That's 14 tutties. So I think their red zone loss at the beginning of the game, like not getting points, the fourth and twos going for it. Like, that's a turnover. You know what I'm saying? Like those things on that part, they, I still believe in the Rams. I love what they have. I love when they get Devontae, they can run the ball.
36:20James Harrison:Puka is unbelievable. But then with the Seahawks, I'm looking at them like they're a great team also. Hey, they are far better than what I thought they were, dude. These boys had three turnovers and still came back and won the game. And getting none. That's crazy. And getting none. So, like, being able to make plays when you need to, being able to stand up when you have to, you know what I'm saying, and being able to get the dub. Going forward on fourth down, down by 16, twice, bum, bum, Got both of those. And then going for it again for the win. Like, I love the play call. I love the way that they just believed in, like, no, we already lost it.
37:00James Harrison:We want to, we're going out this game to win. If they would have lost it, they could have been looking crazy. But, shit, if it was the fifth, we all be drunk. And they came out that joint and won it, so they look like Jesus. That's why I'm drinking water. Yeah, I got a little coffee. I got a little coffee. That's why I'm not the fifth. Listen, that man, Pook and Nicole, I guess he doubled down on his criticism in a deleted post that he put out there. He said, can you say I was wrong? Appreciate you stripes for your contributions. LOL. I guess McVay, he had an issue with the overturned call too.
37:37Listen, y 'all just got to look at that, man. It is exactly what the call was supposed to be. Letter of the law. You can say what you want to. It ain't like Gray. He had to put down three steps or something. You know what I'm saying? Like, that was what it was.
37:55James Harrison:Everybody saw it. And as many times, they were rewinding it and recording it. And we saw parallel is backwards. So he threw the ball. We saw it was going backwards. The defensive lineman hit it. It ricocheted off of him. And then when you get a clear-cut recovery, we saw my man walk in the end zone, pick up the ball, letter of the law. That's a touchdown. You know what I'm saying? So I know it sucks if it happens against you. You don't want to, it's like, it's just a random crazy play. Like when you see something and you break down, did he throw the ball backwards? Yes, he did. Then the ball went into the end zone.
38:27James Harrison:Hoover covered it. Okay, they got it. That's a touchdown. Boom. Like, you know what I'm saying? It sucks that it had to be you. Right. But like, if it was on your side, you would be like this. Well, law says ball went backwards. It's lateral. Like, you would take it if it was on your side. But when it's letter to the law that hits, it just, it doesn't feel good. So I know what they're saying because it sucks when it happens to you. But if it was for you, I think you would take it. Well, you definitely got to take it. That was clear. To me, that one is totally clear. Like, you know, the stuff we had in Baltimore, like, if that was us, I'm still talking about that today.
39:01Yeah, okay, yeah. You know what I'm saying? For sure, for sure. Matter of fact, the Steelers, we go against the Lions. We go do some Lion, you know, we go do some Lion taming over there. But we are going to possibly, I guess, be without Herbick and Watt. and Sawyer is preparing for his first start, dude. So the Steelers, as I always say, defense, we need to stop the run. We cannot let Gibbs or Montgomery get started with any level of success. If we do that, they will be in favorable down the distance situations. So our front seven, we have to ball. Okay. They say it's next man up. We are going to see if this next man up.
39:49We keep them out of favorable down-and-distance situations. Then we're able to hopefully get pressure on him. We have to get pressure on him. If we do not get pressure on Goff, hit him, like, it's not going to be pretty. Our DBs do. We have to jam, punch these receivers, go off timing, and play the biggest thing. We need to play penalty-free. And when they catch the ball, tackle, no miss tackles, no yak. We have to eliminate chunk plays. We can't have them out there catching the ball and taking off on us or giving up huge plays. That's not going to be conducive. And we need offense success, period.
40:34I don't care what it is, whether it's running, whether it's quick passing, rhythm passing that makes it to where it's like a run, whatever that may be. so that we can actually get in down the distance, favorable situations. We have to, have to, have to, have to, have to protect Rodgers. Have to. Like, we have to give this man time to get the ball to our receivers. With that, we need to chip these pass rushers. And when they go in situations where they play man on DK, we got to take advantage of that. Matter of fact, we need to be able to, like, they play a lot of man. We got emotion. We got emotion to see what they end.
41:12Let Rodgers do what he do so we can see what they're doing. That way we can create bunches and stacks when we see that they're in man situations. So the DBs have a difficulty in trying to stick with a dude and man and then start running some man beater routes from that on adjustments. And when it's zoned, allow Rodgers to check out of whatever it may be so that we get into the line. We got double play called every time or at least most of the time so that we can put ourselves in, you know, good position to be able to have a successful play if their defense, you know, dictates that they're going to be able to have more success against us because of the zone or man that they're in versus the route that we'll be running.
41:57James Harrison:I'm with you, Debo. I think our defense definitely needs to step up. I know having my man 33 in there is going to be his first start. all I'm telling you is don't just be letting the second man run through the zone. Just if somebody's coming back, just be able to communicate. You know what I'm saying? Be out there. Do your job. Do your job. Not ask you to do nothing crazy. Do your job first. You know what I'm saying? Like just being able to make sure you know if you have a tight end, you have a tight end. Stay on your man. If you had a second man through the wheel, just stay on your man. Just don't give up any explosive plays and you know what I'm saying?
42:31James Harrison:Do what you got to do. I'm going to be watching the tape. Everybody doesn't have to do nobody else's job. As long as you do, you're worth 11th. You don't have to be Herbic. You're not going to be Watt. You're going to be out there being a consistent pro that's out there doing his job. And that's good enough for me. You know what I'm saying? So for the defense, go out there, do that. Make sure, Gibbs, we got to rally to the ball. We have to tackle. We have to make sure we don't leave people out to dry, out in open space. Leverage. Outside, outside, outside. Corners. Make sure you watch them inside.
43:00James Harrison:Bring it back. You got linebackers pursuing. You got Cam and them boys running. So we got to make sure. Leverage. Like we said, make sure you're forcing that thing inside to your help, to your teammates. So just - No peekaboo. No peekaboo. Stay where you're supposed to stay until the ball is declared as past you. Now you can move out the way because these running backs will make you wrong every time. They will make you look crazy. You have this gap, you do not have a peekaboo because if you do, now you and Queen are in the same gap. That's not what we need. You stay in this one, so Queen can have the other one.
43:27James Harrison:So everybody has their gaps and now two people are, no, I'm right here. Now I'm peekabooing in your gap. Now me and you over here and Gibbs has gone through here. That's not what we need. So everybody just be gap controlled. Do what you got to do, you know what I'm saying, and make our plays. Like you said, on offense, stay ahead of the sticks. You know what I'm saying? We do need to make sure that we never – we don't have to be in those second and tens, third and tens. No, keep A-Rod in those favorable, you know what I'm saying, run situations. When they do have two high, let A-Rod check into the run.
43:56James Harrison:Gainwell, Warren, hit him for four, hit him for five. Then when they go to that single high, oh, yeah, we got DK. Okay, we could dump it now, you know what I'm saying? So being a more like in a control game, like last week, you just see A-Rod kind of flowing. And we flow when we went first down. So make sure we went first down, stay ahead of the sticks so we could always, we could play action. We could run now. We could do a little bit of whatever. Like, so never, when we get behind the sticks, that's when we're really, it's tough. It's tough for us. So trying to stay ahead of the sticks and keeping drives going.
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46:58James Harrison:Keep the Lions off the field. That's one of the best ways to help our defense. With those long drives, we're going six minutes. We're going seven minutes. We're getting points. We're getting a touchdown or a field goal. Or even if we punt, we're not just, you know what I'm saying, giving the ball back, turning the ball over. It's just a real ball control game. Everybody's doing their job, staying ahead of the sticks. It might not look as pretty, but those are pretty looking games. You know what I'm saying? We're holding the ball. We're getting down. We're making shots. When we get single high, take one over the top to DK.
47:25James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? So just do the basic things. Be consistent. Don't have to do nothing crazy. We don't have to reinvent the wheel. We've seen us play well, and we just need to go out there and just do it consistently. Yeah, for sure. For sure. I ain't going to lie. I'm nervous about it, but, you know, we line tamers, you know? Your line tamers, man. Your line tamers, baby. Hey, your boy Chador, he said he excited, you know, to get a chance to prove himself against a top passing defense in Buffalo. He said, well, I'm just excited that I'm able to get everybody's best. I'm just getting in the league and my feet settled and everything.
48:00So I get excited knowing I'm able to face those challenges because you got to understand this. This is my – this year right here, this is the worst I'm going to be. You know what I'm saying? This is where I'm building from. This is where I'm understanding different things. This is where everything's translating for me. Joe. Yes. What success do you think he will have against the Bills? Give me your preview of what needs to be done for your rounds to beat the Bills.
48:40James Harrison:It sounds like the same thing I'm saying for the Browns. I mean, the same thing I said for the Steelers can be said for the Browns. I need them to keep Shador ahead of the sticks. I need them to have him in favorable third down situations. I don't need them to be having third and longs. You know what I'm saying? I need them to be able to offensive line, block for Juckins, have him being able to hand the ball off. You know what I'm saying? Being able to have that to lean on. We don't have the firepower at receiver or tight end to just line up to have Shadour stand back there and throw the ball.
49:11James Harrison:That's not what we need. Right now, we need to be able to ball control. The same type of thing I'm saying for the Steelers is what I need them to do for the Browns to try to just keep it good. We have a solid defense. Defense, you know what I'm saying? You know what you got to do. Perform. Go ball out. Miles, make sure that you go attack Josh Allen. Don't let him run around and they got cooked. You know what I'm saying? Stop the run. We have been getting toted on. Yes, we have been getting ran on. We can't have that happen or we're going to lose the game. You know what I'm saying? So defense knows what they got to do.
49:38James Harrison:They got to go out there and perform. They got to stop Allen. They got to stop that run game. Offense. You can't just ask Shador to go out there and throw the ball because, like they said, they're the number one defensive secondary out there. So you got to let him lean on the run. You got to have some single highs where he can get some opportunities to our boy 44 and to Judy, hopefully. You know what I'm saying? So we just going to need to have that run game going. And Shador, just the same thing. Check downs, line, protect them. So the same thing I say for the Steelers is the same thing I say for the Browns because it's not like we're just going to go out manned and we don't have Chase and we don't have Higgins on the outside.
50:15James Harrison:We're just like, look, if it's single high, throw it up over there. No, we need to hand it off to Juggins. Let's make sure we get these favorable positions where it's third and shorts. You know what I'm saying? Keep the ball, ball control. Keep the ball in our hands. You know what I'm saying? So that's basically what it is. I'm going to be looking for him to try not to throw the picks, the turnovers. Do the same things. Get better from last because the last week, that's not good. going to do good. That's not good enough. That's not good enough. So just watching them to improve, not turn the ball over, get people involved.
50:43James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? And let's see what it goes with. Yeah. The only thing that, well, just his comments makes me a little nervous for him because it's like, it sounds like they're going to have him out here slinging that rock against this top defense. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's what it sounds like. Yeah, I'm about to go out here and prove myself against the top passing defense. I don't know if y 'all want him on that thing that many times against him. No, I mean, I think just proving himself by managing the game. Yes, right. That's what I'm saying. I hope so. He said he's going to prove himself against a top passing defense.
51:20That's a difference. Passing, let's go ahead. Let's try and make it a little easier on you. Hopefully you can get some running in there and get him biting up on something.
51:31James Harrison:Yes, yes, yes. Get easier things. Hopefully he pulling the bait and switch. Oh, y 'all going to be tossing the ball. Right. Run game. Right. Right. Hopefully, hopefully. Hopefully. Yo, yo, your boy, Jake Paul, man, he predicts that he going to knock out. He did not say that. He says he's going to be a biblical. He knock out in a biblical upset of Joshua Anthony. David and Goliath. Everybody go to David and Goliath. I don't know why. I don't know why. Like, everybody wanted to go to Dave and Goliath. I guess that's, you know, I mean, it's a great one. It's a great one. No question. But your name, Jake, and that's Anthony.
52:11So, you know, what do you think?
52:15James Harrison:What do you think, Joe? Respect of the game, first and foremost. Back in when I was – Jake Paul from Cleveland. I played for Cleveland. He played in my celebrity softball game back in the day. Good dude. Super cool. You know what I'm saying? I met Jake again last year. We kicked it out in Abu Dhabi. So really good dude, ran into him, sober-spec. Wow, you had to say you kicked it out in Abu Dhabi. Man, you know, just a little soft flex. No disrespect that we was out there. That's real. Okay, soft flex. I ain't never been to Abu Dhabi. I don't even know where to say it. We're going to go. Yeah, we're going to go.
52:44James Harrison:We're going to talk about this offline. So, but long story short, in my eyes, Anthony Joshua is like, what's my man's name? The Bronze Bomber. Like, is this like him? I just don't think that Jake Paul is ready for the real, real professional heavyweight champions like Anthony Joshua. I'm kind of scared for him because in the day, he's 216 pounds. Anthony Joshua is 243 pounds. If there's no clause in there like he can't fight at 100 percent. Hold up. You don't. Hey, you don't. You don't. Well, it shouldn't be a clause in there. That's the only way. But in essence, I think what we found out with the last one where he fought Tyson is like he basically didn't get no money if he knocked him out.
53:30So is this another setup to where we'll find out? At least, you know, that was a rumor. We'll find out that later on he may have had something set in there where, you know what, the longer I last, if I ain't knocked out, the more you make. You know what I'm saying? Like, when they go down to it, am I going to go ahead and cut my money short because of pride? Or I'm just going to let them go ahead and believe whatever they want to believe and get that big check? You know what I'm saying? Like, he's, listen, Paul getting these people paid now. They're getting these people paid. I hear you, bro.
54:05James Harrison:I think, though, do you? I think Jake Paul did that for Mike Tyson because I think Jake Paul might have hurt Mike Tyson in that fight, honestly, in my opinion. Mike Tyson's 50-something years old, and Jake Paul is actually— No, yeah, you looking crazy. Jake Paul was in that joint, and Mike Tyson was looking crazy in there. You thought Jake Paul was pulling punches and Mike wasn't? Yes. Stop it, bro. Yes. Mike was in that joint tired, bro. Mike is tired, bro, now. Did you see how Mike trained versus how Mike actually fought? Mike Tyson— Did you go out there and practice? The way you practice and then go out there and do something totally different in the game, bro?
54:42James Harrison:Debo, I am going to blatantly disagree with you on this one for sure. Mike Tyson is not the same Mike Tyson. I understand that. The man had a heart thing in between it, of course. That's what I'm saying, bro. So, like, all that training, all that little stuff he was doing, he could do that for 15 seconds. Okay, let's say that. Let's say that. Let's say that. Mike Tyson was damn near 60 years old. Yes, that's what I'm saying. How old is Jake Paul? 20 what? He's, like, probably 29, 30 maybe. Okay, and you could knock out a man that was W.A. He, listen, this is what I'm telling you. I think that he might have just been chilling.
55:16James Harrison:I don't know why he didn't do it. If you're saying there's a clause in it for him not to knock out Mike Tyson, but in this fight, it has to be a clause. No, it was a clause for Mike not to knock him out. Hell no, man. Hell no. That was supposedly the rumor. I will know if Anthony Joshua, it has to be in this fight. I hear what you're saying. I don't believe that one. I think Paul had something for Mike Tyson's old self in that fight. Yes, he did. Yes, he did. Everybody said it was the other way around. Okay, you know what? I think that might be on the old people's side saying that. But I'm telling you, Mike Tyson was not about to do nothing in there.
55:58James Harrison:And I'm telling you, in this fight, Anthony Joshua better have a – Jake Paul has to have the clause that Anthony Joshua don't knock him out. Because there's no – Okay. That would have to be. And I would know after the fight. Where did you hear a clause where Jake Paul had one he couldn't knock Mike out? Stop it, man. That man was swinging for the fences. I didn't hear a clause that he couldn't knock Michael out. But I saw him chilling and could have pieced him up. I saw it. I was watching. Did you watch the fight, too? Did you see Mike chilling where he could have pieced him up and didn't come back with combos?
56:33He should have.
56:35James Harrison:He should have. I hope he wasn't tired. He looked a little tired. Hey, listen, man. You're delusional. I'm going to look. Are you going to watch the fight tonight? You are. If Anthony Joshua... You are a Browns fan, and you've been that for a long time, so you have to be delusional. You see? Which makes sense now. I can't wait to put this one up, because I'm going to ask, do y 'all think that Mike Tyson was taking it easy on Jake Paul, or Jake Paul was taking it easy on Mike Tyson? And also, Anthony Joshua, if he doesn't knock out Jake Paul, I'm sorry to say, then I'm going to be chill. Okay, we don't know if it's a clause in there that he can't knock him out.
57:12If he do knock him out, he ain't going to pay this much paper. Who knows? I would love to see the contract.
57:18James Harrison:I would love to see the contract. How do you go have escalators in a boxing match, bro? We got to see the contract. That's what we need to do. You know what? That's what I'm going to do. So I'm going to have the - Why don't you call your boy? Yeah, that's your guy, right? Should I call Jake? Call Jake and be like, hey, you got any escalators? Yeah, yeah. Is this fight real or not? Are you about to go out there for real? Because I'm worried. Text your Abidabi homeboy and see if he got any escalated. Oh, Debo. You know what I'm saying? Don't be mad. Ain't nobody mad. You know, I'm just saying like, hey, you know, you DeLulu.
57:54James Harrison:No, bro. I promise you. I need to see this. I can't believe it. Man, look here, Joey. It's time for Player Fade presented by Prize.
58:15Joe, you know how it worked over there. Even though you're over there just talking delusional, man. I made my lineup for my picks for the Saturday-Sunday games, okay? You either play, I think you go fade it, or you fade it. And you tell me why. I think you might fade. So I don't know. I just think you will. I got A.J. Brown. I got him more. I just, it's, you know, they over there playing somebody that I feel like they go get more. I got, I got Saquon. I got him more. He go get more. Like these boys is giving up everything over there in Washington. You know what I'm saying? Like they giving up passes.
58:52They giving up runs. I'm feeling like it's going to be more. Okay. Now Jordan, he go going out there and he go get more over there. Love go get more, man. He go get more. Most definitely go get more And you know who else go get more? Josh Allen Is going to get more
59:13James Harrison:It's only 210 It's not crazy If it was a higher number I wouldn't think he was going to get it But 210 is definitely gettable Oh I thought you I thought your Steeler pride I thought your Browns pride was going to make you fade No no no no I'm a realist How many sacks your boy go get then? What'd you say? Huh? How many sex your boy gonna get? Oh, Miles? Yeah. He gonna get... He gonna get two. Two, okay. He gonna get two. Okay, let's get back to this then. What you gonna do? AJ, I'm gonna go ahead and... I'm gonna play it because they playing the commanders and I like the defense. I mean... Yes.
59:54James Harrison:They gonna get these numbers. They need to get right. They have to win. These dudes need to perform. They wanna get them right and no better game than team to get them right against. Chicago, go. Jordan Love's going to be going against, you know what I'm saying, how good Caleb Williams is playing? He's going to need every bit of it. So he's going to have to go over. And then 210 isn't a high number. So I'm going to go ahead and play this because all the numbers are reasonable. The teams who they're playing against, the reasons are reasonable. So I'm going to go ahead and go with you, Devo. Yeah, baby.
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1:01:11No question. Diamond 4-1 donated$5 and said, this is off topic, but I'm curious if there was something you both would go back and do differently in your career knowing what you know now. Is there anything that you would go back and do differently in your career, Joe, knowing what you know now?
1:01:34James Harrison:I probably would have started getting like a PT and a physical therapist earlier. Like my rookie season, I would have started doing more just like prep. You know what I'm saying? Like acupuncture, you know what I'm saying? Stuff like that. I started getting it a little bit later on in my career, probably after I started getting hurt. You know what I'm saying? And that's when I started getting it. So I think after like a year five or six, I just would have did that earlier. Invested in my body. Took a little bit more care of the main thing. You know what I'm saying? Because that's basically what I would have did.
1:02:06James Harrison:Okay. Carson, hasty, 762. He doubled back. He threw in another$2. He said, what's the worst injury you had, Debo or Joe? What's the worst injury you had, Joe? The worst one in games-wise that I missed was the concussion. That's it? I had a double sports hernia surgery in my groins. That joint was serious. Yeah, yeah. The worst one for me is I had a microdissectomy on my back at level, at S1, L5, and 4. and then nine days later had it done again to clear it all the way up because I was still feeling stuff so I had two back surgeries in nine days on S from S1 to L3 in my lumbar that was like 2010 after the Super Bowl that we uh ended up losing to Green Bay so I played dude I played that whole season, well, not the whole season, about the last 14 weeks with my discs in my back like bulging.
1:03:12Dude, I stepped to turn the corner, leg give out, just fall. Boom. I had twice where I was getting epidurals, dude, on a Saturday to play Sunday. Because I couldn't get out of bed. They had to come get me. God. To numb it up. Yeah, ain't no joke, D-Bo. Yeah. Yeah, for sure, dude. That was definitely the worst for me. No, it's definitely the worst for me. We got Covenant Life back,$20. No, Covenant. Thank you. Thank you, Covenant. We'll cover it. Guys, she says, guys, get our fellas to 100K by Super Bowl. Yes, subscribers. Oh, yes. Please, let's get this. It's free. Like and share. It's free. Me and Hubby going to play golf today.
1:03:57Debo, can you tackle Washington? Yes, no question. Thousand percent. Can you tackle Washington? No question. Yes. Yeah, that's not no problem. That's one of those tackles I would love to have.
1:04:07James Harrison:Debo, I think you can tackle. I mean, you can tackle anyone. I like you to tackle anybody. And she also said, Joe, don't forget, I need you two to host a camp. Oh, yeah. Okay? We got to know for sure, for sure, for sure. At this season, we going to get to it. Hey, it's her 56th birthday is man. What? What did that mean? It's Monday. Okay. Her 56th birthday is Monday. Monday. Okay. 1969. Let's go. Happy early birthday. Let me give her a shout out. Covenant life. She going to be back on Monday. Hey, y 'all heard what she said. Shout out on her birthday. Hey, guys, listen. Y 'all got to get us to 100 ,000 by Super Bowl.
1:04:52James Harrison:Come on. We going to be there. Subscribe. We at 60K right now. Subscribe. It's free. Like, share. Like she said. Listen. She said her and the hubby, dude, they going to play some golf today. y 'all must still be in St. Lucia. They are chilling. They chilling. Man, I wish I had it like that, Joe. Man, you ain't lying. Me too. Listen, man, we going, hey, hey, y 'all need to listen to this. We need to go do a week of podcasts from St. Lucia. Hey, say, say, say, say, say, we need to do a week from St. Lucia, baby. Hey, look here now. Thank you guys for joining us again on this episode of Deebo and Joe.
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