In short
This episode is a “best of NFL” discussion focused on two big storylines: Tua Tagovailoa addressing Tyreek Hill’s Week 18 outburst, and Micah Parsons’ contract dispute with the Dallas Cowboys. On Tua/Tyreek: the hosts say Tua believes the relationship must be rebuilt through accountability and on-field production, not just a public apology. They argue Tyreek’s frustration likely came from a down season and the desire to leave Miami, but that he must “work on himself” and apologize to teammates and coaches. Notable examples include Tua’s claim that Hill is “working on himself,” plus the idea that Hill will “catch touchdowns” to erase the controversy. On Micah Parsons: the hosts claim Jerry Jones is waiting too long and underpaying expectations, repeatedly calling him “Michael,” and they argue the market has been reset by other edge defenders. They cite Parsons’ accolades (Defensive Rookie of the Year, multiple Pro Bowls/All-Pros) and criticize his lack of practice while awaiting a deal.
Guests
none—this is a two-host segment (Hayes Davenport and Sean Clements) with NFL commentary from “Ocho” and “Ocho” (no guest guests named).
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOTua's Relationship with Tyreek Hill
0:00 to 0:34
Tua discusses the importance of rebuilding his relationship with Tyreek Hill.
“When you're moving like I do, you don't always get a lot of lead time.”
Tua's Relationship with Tyreek Hill
1:13 to 1:40
Tua discusses the importance of rebuilding his relationship with Tyreek Hill.
“The neighborhood coffee shop, the local gym, the family-run restaurant.”
Tua's Relationship with Tyreek Hill
2:29 to 3:22
Tua discusses the importance of rebuilding his relationship with Tyreek Hill.
“Tua looks to rebuild a relationship with Tyreek Hill after Tyreek's Week 18 outburst.”
Understanding Tyreek's Frustrations
3:22 to 4:47
Discussing Tyreek Hill's past frustrations and the impact of a down season.
“Can you refresh the people that are watching, the people that are listening, what he's referring to, though?”
Media Interaction in Frustrations
4:47 to 6:40
The hosts talk about the importance of addressing emotions when speaking to the media.
“That's catching passes and working your ass off.”
Tyreek's Transition from Kansas City
6:40 to 8:31
Exploration of Tyreek's adjustment to playing in Miami compared to Kansas City.
“I like the fact that Tua acknowledged what he said.”
Leadership and Team Dynamics
8:31 to 10:00
The hosts discuss the importance of leadership in maintaining team cohesion during tough times.
“10 easy easy come on man he gonna be gonna be all right though he's gonna be all right he's gonna But he just, like, look, you got to realize where he came from.”
Veteran Presence in the NFL
10:00 to 14:00
Discussion on the value of veteran players in maintaining team focus and morale.
“Because, you know, I know what Mike McDame is going to do.”
The Impact of Winning on Player Morale
14:00 to 16:46
Explore how losing affects players more than their salaries.
“Now, you let him get outside now, he's going to cause some problems for you.”
Micah Parsons and Contract Negotiations
21:22 to 28:00
Discussion on Micah Parsons' contract situation and market value.
“I have the greatest career of any NFL player ever because I played in the States.”
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The Importance of Elite Quarterbacks
28:00 to 30:24
Learn why having a top quarterback is crucial for success in today's NFL.
“you'll get a Russell Wilson in the third round.”
Franchise Tags and Player Representation
30:24 to 31:38
Discover the implications of franchise tags and the need for better player representation.
“Well, how about what if he just plays it out and goes somewhere else?”
Micah Parsons Deserves to Get Paid
31:38 to 34:08
Understand why Micah Parsons should be compensated for his contributions to the team.
“understand kind of what it's been, it's been lacking proper representation for lack of a better, for lack of a better word.”
Jerry Jones and Player Contracts
34:08 to 36:16
Examine Jerry Jones' approach to contracts and its effects on player satisfaction.
“At some point in time, Jerry, you got to be ahead of the curve.”
NFL Ticket Resale Violations
36:16 to 38:44
Learn about the NFL's crackdown on ticket resale violations and its impact on players.
“And he just turned 26 years of age in May.”
Show Introduction and Podcast Promotion
42:00 to 42:39
Hosts introduce the show and promote a podcast.
“Oh, and by the way, Will Ferrell told us personally he loves the show and he wants to be a guest on every episode, but he's just so busy.”
NFL Ticket Pricing and Regulations
43:09 to 49:28
Discussion on NFL ticket pricing, regulations, and implications for fans.
“Why are they cracking down on it this year specifically?”
Aaron Rodgers and Steelers Outlook
49:29 to 56:01
Hosts discuss Aaron Rodgers' situation with the Steelers and expectations for the season.
“Now, if y 'all would just come on and say, Uncle Sam, I sold these for seven to here, you're 35.”
Analyzing the Steelers' Strategy
56:01 to 1:00:00
Discussion on the Pittsburgh Steelers' current team dynamics and strategy with Aaron Rodgers.
“Defensively aware, the Steelers are going to win football games.”
Transcript
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1:46Hey, this is Hayes Davenport. And Sean Clements. We host the podcast Hollywood Handbook. Each week we talk to someone in show business and try to help them with their careers and see what they have to offer us. Everyone has a good time and no one gets mad at their publicist for letting them do our show. We've had a lot of great guests like Sarah Sherman, Adam Scott, Danny McBride, Ben Stiller, and a lot of other big shots that wouldn't be where they are without us. Listen to Hollywood Handbook on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
2:29Shannon Sharpe:Tua looks to rebuild a relationship with Tyreek Hill after Tyreek's Week 18 outburst. Let's take a listen to what Tua had to say. You guys aren't the only people that heard that. You know, a lot of people that follow football, that follow the Miami Dolphins, that follow Tyreek, that are fans of his, everyone has seen that. So when you say something like that, you don't just come back from that with, hey, my bad. You got to work that relationship up. You got to build everything up again. And yeah, that it's still a work in progress, not just for me, but for everybody. But like I said, he's he's working on himself.
3:07He's working on the things that he say, you know, he says he wants to get better with and do better on. So that's the first step to me. And so I commend him for doing that. Not one lot told. Yeah, not at all. Can you refresh the people that are watching, the people that are listening, what he's referring to, though? Because he said something, but the people might need context if they don't remember what Tyreek said at the end of the season.
3:34Shannon Sharpe:Well, I can't give you verbatim, but I think he said something that he might be looking to get out of here because he liked winning and he got to do what's in the best interest for him, things of that nature. He said a lot of stuff. Yeah, he did. He did. But I think also I love what Tua said. Obviously, publicly, too, is going to have his receivers back, but also hold his receiver accountable. And he should. Everything he said. Also, for me, as a football player, a former player, understanding the frustrations that a receiver would have who's had a down season for the first time, who's not used to having a lackluster season like that, the frustrations build up.
4:14The inconsistency. All right, I'm not used to this, so what's the first thing you do? You vent about not actually wanting to be in that situation anymore. And seeing that whatever method Tyreek was trying to do and trying to maybe find a way to get out of Miami and find somewhere else to go, maybe back to Kansas City or wherever it may be, it didn't work out that way. So what I have to do now? I can't take what I said back. All I can do is work on myself, apologize to my teammates, apologize to my quarterback and my coaches. And there's one way to make them forget about everything is to do what you do best.
4:46Catching touchdowns. That's catching passes and working your ass off. and that's three things that he already does, which is why he's one of the best at what he does now in the game. I think he's going to be fine.
4:57Shannon Sharpe:Sometimes when you're angry, Ocho. Yeah. And I get it. And I hate that. I really do. I hate when guys get angry and they don't speak to the media. Yeah. Because when you score 50, there's never a time when somebody dropped 50 in the NBA, they didn't speak to the media. Yeah. There's never a time when somebody had 150, 200, two, three touchdowns. they didn't speak to the media. But the moment you get a little frustrated, you don't want to speak to the media. But in certain situations, if it's a situation where you're so upset and the words that come out of your mouth might do irreparable harm, go ahead and talk to them and say, hey, I can't speak right now.
5:38But what's your saying? When emotions are high, logic is low. And that's why I said, you know what? and I get up, I don't, I want you to, good, bad, or indifferent.
5:52Shannon Sharpe:Yes, sir. Because you make the same money. It ain't like, you know what, I had a bad game, Ocho. So Ocho had a bad game. Ocho only had four for 50 yards. Well, Ocho, we're going to give you four for 50 yards money. Ocho had 10 for 260. Okay, now, Ocho, we're going to give you 10 for 260 money. You make the same either way. Right. But we are human. Yeah, there were times, man, I spoke to the media after the game. I'm seething. Because I know we had some guys that didn't play like they were supposed to. Right. And sometimes I was one of those guys. Oh, same. Same. Listen, I can remember my games where I played bad.
6:28I'm talking about vividly.
6:30Shannon Sharpe:Yes. Buffalo. I have a problem to tell the media. I got to do better. Yeah. John's job is to throw it. My job is to catch it. Catch it, yeah. Well, if he's throwing it, I ain't catching it. I ain't doing my job. So I'm letting him and the team down. Yeah. Yeah.
6:46Shannon Sharpe:I like the fact that Tua acknowledged what he said. Cause a lot of times, oh man, we know, Hey, we, we know how guys are. So forth and so on. That's our brother. He didn't do that. No, that lets me know that what he said, not only bothered him, but it bothered other people in the room. And they had a conversation with Ty. They've talked to Tyreek about this. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. They talked to Tyreek about this. And I like that Ocho. Cause you know, sometimes Ocho, they try to gloss it over. Man, you know it ain't that big of a deal. Oh, absolutely. Man, please. Yeah. And there's only one person that can get away with saying that, and that was the quarterback.
7:22That's the only one. That's the only person because it all falls back on quarterback not being there. Okay, my numbers aren't what they used to be. And anything that Tyreek says at the end of the season, who are they going to point their finger at?
7:35Shannon Sharpe:Quarterback. Quarterback. Yeah. And so, but Tyreek knows what he has to do. I looked at Tyreek body this year compared to what it was last year. He looks 10, 15 pounds lighter. I told you what he looked like at that goddamn workout. Why that workout? Yeah. Oh, my God. Look, the thing is, Ocho, he's already so explosive. Even if he leaves a step, he's still faster than anybody else in the league. Hey, completely. It's crazy. And you know what? The fact he didn't lose a step because he just ran a goddamn 10-1 last month. Mm-hmm. what are we what and he's not even training to run track how you you not even track training and you ran a 10-1 imagine if he was in track shape or had track technique or got track coaching that that 10-1 dropped down to 9-8-9-9 yeah he might he definitely get this he probably get the 10 easy easy come on man he gonna be gonna be all right though he's gonna be all right he's gonna But he just, like, look, you got to realize where he came from.
8:42Shannon Sharpe:See, they never had these problems in Kansas City. No, sir. So Tyreek ain't used to this. Tyreek used to, my homeboy, be in there. Mm-hmm. And so he used to, like, knowing, okay. Now, granted, his first couple years in Miami, he's number one. He going to get all the balls, blah, blah, blah. Now, in Kansas City, you know, he had to split that with Kelsey, maybe Sammy Watkins, or maybe someone else. But he knew he was going to get X, and he knew Mahomes was going to be there. Right. It's hard, no matter how great you are. Look, only DeAndre Hopkins can just go through quarterbacks and still put up Pro Bowl all-pro numbers.
9:24And you know who else did it? Goddamn Andre Johnson.
9:28Shannon Sharpe:yeah yeah he had a quarterback carousel as well and for some reason production didn't even matter regardless who got that throwing it yep so I'm happy
9:45Shannon Sharpe:that he said Tyreek is working but like you said it takes time and see Ocho he could have lied oh yeah we done moved past that and moved on and said nah nah Nope. Sorry, we're going to make everybody forget about this week one. Mm-hmm. Guarantee you. Because, you know, I know what Mike McDame is going to do. I know what he's going to call. Coming to the gate. Week one. They dialing up 10. But, see, that's where you need leadership. Yeah. Because look at the situation that we dealt with in Baltimore in 2000. The offense went five weeks and we didn't score a touchdown. It could have split us at the seams.
10:29And the thing that really helped me, Ray, Woody, two guys on defense,
10:35Shannon Sharpe:one guy on offense, we were really close. We did everything together. On the road, we was in each other's room laughing, talking. We went out. We always went out together. We went to get something to eat. We did that together. And I just remember telling them, I said, guys, y 'all are doing unbelievable. Y 'all having a great season, historically great season. I said, but the thing I loved about football is they don't take great units to the Super Bowl. They take teams. Yes, sir. So I don't care. I don't care what y 'all do. If we don't start doing our part. Right. But when we start doing our part, don't you guys let down.
11:15Shannon Sharpe:Right. We'll get what we have to get fixed. Y 'all just stay the course. Mm-hmm. And me being able to relay that to Woody, to be able to relay that to Rod, excuse me, to Array, and to let them know that, hey, and then, you know, to tell Brian, bro,
11:35Shannon Sharpe:I ain't telling you nothing you don't know, but it ain't getting done. Yeah. You know what's funny? When I think about that 2000 team y 'all had, that defense was so good. It was so good. y 'all didn't have to be as great as they did. No! That would have been unfair. All y 'all had to do, just meet them halfway. Just meet them halfway. Give us 10 points. We'll take care of the rest. Hey, if we got a 10-0 lead, oh, it was over for you. Unless we fumbled and you got a scooping score, you got a pick six. Right. We started playing and Marvin would say, Shay, give us 10. Yeah. I said, 10 what?
12:24Shannon Sharpe:We ain't about to get, 10 what? Marvin said, I remember we playing, we started playing, Marvin said, hey, give us 10. We got to the playoffs. Yeah. Marvin said, give us seven. I said, Marvin, do you realize what you're saying? I said, Marvin, this team's in the playoffs. He said, give us seven and give it to us early. We played the Raiders. And we had a great deal. So Marvin was the DC. Jack Del Rio was the linebackers coach. Yeah. Rex Ryan was the D-line coach. I think, who was the DB coach? I forget his name, but he ended up going to be DC somewhere. But we were loaded. We played the Raiders in the championship game.
13:16Shannon Sharpe:They said, give us seven, it's over. Shug, Ray, Shug say, Shay, y 'all give us seven early at the half, it's over. I said, Ray, they like the number one scoring team in football. What you mean give us? Say, Shay, give us seven at the half. I said, well, I'm good for seven. You know, big play Shay. Oh, big play Shay, good for seven. I got that. Hey, I got that touchdown. I came to the sideline. Like Smokey Mama told him, make it work. Yeah. This ain't enough. Smokey said it ain't enough. It ain't enough. She said make it enough. Hey, was it running back Napoleon Kaufman back then? No, it was Charlie Garner.
14:02Okay, I forgot about Charlie. I forgot about Charlie.
14:06Shannon Sharpe:Charlie Garner. Nah, Nappy. I don't think Nappy was there then. He was nice. He was nice too. He had speed. Yeah, he's going to night. Now, you let him get outside now, he's going to cause some problems for you. Yeah, he hit us about 201 year at the Broncos. But I think that's the biggest thing. I think that's where veteran presence comes in, especially guys that's not really concerned about numbers. You're trying to win. At a certain point in time, bro, what? Man I don't care how much money you make man When you losing it sucks Oh it's bad Man you bad you hate I like damn It's bad And people in chat You're not thinking about a check You're like man I'm out here in this heat I'm out here in this cold I'm out here you know My body's aching I'm hurting And we losing saying?
15:10Hey, hold on now. You got to think about this now. I was in Cincinnati 11 years, what, 10? You know how many winning seasons I had in Cincinnati? How many? Maybe what? Two? One? Ash might be able to check me on that. But there's a reason I chose to have so much fun. There's a reason. How do I block out the losing part? I don't know. You better man than me. Hey, make sure I'm doing everything I can. True. That's all I can do. I know that 2005 season, that was a winning season. It might have had two winning seasons. Maybe. In your career or in Cincinnati? In Cincinnati. Shit, Cincinnati is my career.
16:00What you mean? You played in New England? You got a year out there? Oh, that don't count, man. That's on your resume. Nah. And guess what? If you go to the hall, they're going to put that on your plaque. No, I ain't going to the hall. I put my own jacket on. That's okay. But if you were to, they're going to put it.
16:15Shannon Sharpe:And everybody, I guarantee you, go to Wikipedia and see if they got New England in there. Go to, pull up, pull up, hey, chat, pull up Ocho in Wikipedia and see if they mention anything about New England. They will. I bet they don't. I bet they do. I don't even know how to, I don't even know how to get on Wikipedia. Don't worry about it. I better get on there for you.
16:38Shannon Sharpe:I'm going to get on there for you.
16:45Shannon Sharpe:You might need to have him take that spouse thing off there, but that's neither here nor there right now. What did it say? I ain't say nothing, but I'm saying it. Oh, he played football at Santa Monica Cossars. Of course it is. Of course it is. That's me. That's me. Oregon State. That's me. Oregon State Beavers. And he played for Cincinnati Bengals and the New England Patriots during his tenure playing in the NFL. Hold on. What about, they ain't putting, I played in Montreal too. No, they didn't put that up there. I played in Mexico too. They ain't put that? Oh, they did. They said Cincinnati being from 2001 to 2010.
17:23Shannon Sharpe:The Patriots, 2011. They got an asterisk by Miami. But Montreal, Allen West, 2014. Right. And when you're teeing off and your clients are watching, it's on. When the game goes to overtime and your squad is right there with you, it's on. When you swap out that other nicotine pouch for something softer and feel the difference right away, it's on. On Plus Nicotine Pouches with Nico Silk Mesh. No corners, no rough edges, just the softest pouch on the planet. When there's nothing between you and what's next, it's on with On Plus Nicotine Pouches. Not all varieties available in all geographies. Warning, this product contains nicotine.
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19:58If the universe allows for something like that to happen, I'm open to it. I'm always going to accept. You know, Danny McBride, fine. Yeah. It's all this fragile masculinity exuding. I could smell it walking down the hallway, to be honest with you. I was like, is that weed? Nope. It's fragile masculinity. Ben Stiller, no. Because a lot of times, out of context, people don't get it or even know what a circle is. You know what I mean? Like, oh, what's a state? Everyone's so dumb except for you. And fake. Right, fake and also not interested or just like, oh, I've got my life. I don't care about your life.
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21:17Warning, this product is not a safe alternative to cigarettes. Del Monte Ray in 2017. See, see, you know what? I have the greatest career of any NFL player ever because I played in the States. I played in Canada and I played in Mexico. Who else could say that? Yeah, yeah. Ha ha. What are we talking about? Different. Different.
21:42Shannon Sharpe:He was a member of the Bengals 40th anniversary and 50th anniversary teams. That's me. That's me. Hey, I was good. Because you know how good you got to be to play in the States. You can play in the NFL, play in Canada. And Canada, listen, I told you about my experience in Canada. ain't no way in hell some of them fellas should be dying in Canada what? I think people look at the pay or the difference and think oh Canada's sweet man what was that? Cam Lake, didn't they have a guy that came out of Canada? Cameroy, okay see that's just one, there are a few examples of people that see Canada Doug Flutie Oh, Doug Flutie?
22:34Oh, but there's so many more. The numbers, the politics, the opportunity. There are so many players in Canada. Like, it almost irks my soul that they didn't get the opportunity because there's no reason you should be here. Every week we play somebody different. I've seen maybe four or five guys. Why are you here?
22:52Shannon Sharpe:What are you doing? Ocho, during Cowboys training camp, fans have been shouting at Jerry and Stephen Jones, pay Micah, pay Micah. Steven spoke to reporters about it saying it doesn't change anything. We want to pay Micah too. He's got to want to be paid. Don't do that. Jerry also keeps calling Micah Michael Parsons. What you mean guys? He want to get paid but he don't want y 'all to pay what y 'all want to pay him because see y 'all think y 'all want to pay him at a discount and he already told you that ain't going to happen. The discount was two years ago it ain't now yeah because that was before you let max crosby reset the market that was before you let denail hunter reset the market that was before you let miles garrett reset the market and that you let tj watt reset it again yeah that was before all of that now i don't know what y 'all talking we have 42 and a half hey man i don't know what you're talking i want to get paid right As a matter of fact, since you keep talking trash in the media, in the news, and you're not calling me by my right name, make it 43 for good measure.
24:07Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. You know what? My mama named me Micah. Call me Micah. You call me Micah too many times. 44.
24:20Shannon Sharpe:And as a matter of fact, since Stephen came out and said, oh, Micah got to want to be paid, 45. lying on me. He lied on me. That man want to be paid, but he ain't going to let y 'all pay what y 'all want to pay. Y 'all always wait till the last minute. Ocho, I have to look. Here's the thing. I promise you, it is cheaper to get your car serviced than it is to get it repaired. Listen to what I said. Come on, guy. Go ahead, Ocho. Hold on. It's Sunday. Come on, now. Come on, Pastor. It's easier to get your car serviced than it is to get it repaired. Now, the choices are yours. That's a good one. You could have serviced Michael.
25:12Shannon Sharpe:Now you got to repair him, which means you got to make him whole.
25:19If I had a collection plate, I'd pass it around.
25:25Shannon Sharpe:That's how it works. the longer you let something go the more it's going to cost yeah the price is not coming down on Micah did you think the price was coming down on Micah Parsons the guy he won defensive rookie of the year he's a three time first team all pro now he didn't make I don't think he made all pro last year first team but he's a pro he's been to the pro bowl every single year the price is only going up Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Because, listen, I got to get that pen and pad because that was a bar. You gave me a bar.
26:06Hey, bring that. I got to use that in my next argument. Hey, give me that line one more time.
26:12Shannon Sharpe:It's easy to get your car serviced that it is repaired. Yeah, I don't know the context and when I'm going to be able to use it, but I'm going to use that. Oh, you'll be able to use it. And that's the thing. that man's been asking for a contract but what does Jerry like to do wait until the umpteenth hour he waits until the umpteenth hour and then wonder why Dak cracked him over his head both times Dak hit him over his head both times Dak went 60 I mean 40 did he went to 60 Dak said since y 'all making me wait what's gonna cost you next time Sidney
26:52Shannon Sharpe:because clearly y 'all they've been telling people for the longest we like cooper rush we like cooper rush really y 'all like cooper rush huh y 'all should have put him in yeah play games if you want to y 'all should i if y 'all like cooper if you like cooper rush as much as you say you did you would have never gave that 60 million they just they just talking on you you understand who the type of caliber quarterback that can carry your team or at least give you a chance to win and Dak knew from the moment that Cooper Rush was a free agent and not one person bit Dak said y 'all stuck like Chuck mm-hmm but you know the eye in the sky don't lie no all 31 other teams they get to see film too they get to see film too they do they do as owners and as GM and managers you can say what you want to verbally but when you turn the film on if it don't match and it don't align with what you say about a player, they not going for that.
27:55Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. And every once in a while, Ocho, you can go into the draft and you'll find a, you'll get a Russell Wilson in the third round. You'll get a Dak Prescott in the fourth round. You're never going to get another Tom Brady in the sixth round. So stop looking. Stop looking. That was, that was the Hope Diamond. You found the Hope Diamond. Unicorn. Yeah. So stop looking. But you did, sometimes you'll be able to find you're a really good quarterback that's not a first round draft pick or not a high draft pick but without that guy in today's game and the way the game is set up today the way they've handicapped the defense and the way they've propped up the offense without that guy you ain't winning you're not you're just not you can't play defense good enough to overcome inadequate quarterback play.
28:51Correct. In today's game era, absolutely not. Listen, it can work. It can work during our era. Yeah. It can work during our era. You play defense and have a decent quarterback that doesn't Decent quarterback, nice running game. No disrespect. The Bears, when they played the Colts in the Super Bowl, the identity for that Bears team was what? Their defense.
29:15Shannon Sharpe:Yes. No disrespect to Rick Grossman. No disrespect. but he was Rex Grossman going against Peyton Manning. Come on, man. But that defense was unbelievable that year. And the thing, what happened, it started raining. But if you go back and look, the Colts almost ran for 200 yards. Joseph Adai, right? Joseph Adai? Yeah, it was Joseph Adai and the, what was the other guy's name? I forget his name, Ocho. but they had a two-headed monster.
29:53Shannon Sharpe:That was the difference in the game. But in today's game, the way they play today, the way the rules are set up today. You got to have a quarterback. You got to. You got to. And I don't know what Jerry's waiting on. Maybe he thinks the price is going to, you know, the bottom is going to drop out of this. It ain't. You mess around and let him have 20 sacks, what you going to do? And now he's going to hit you over the head for$50 million. Well, how about what if he just plays it out and goes somewhere else? But see, again, that's where the NFLPA should have come in because you got two franchise tags.
30:35Shannon Sharpe:Damn. Yeah. Now you see, there you go. Prime example of why I should be appointed the director of the NFLPA. because that's one of the things I'm getting out. Franchise tag. Okay, that got to go. Guaranteed contracts. Let's implement guaranteed contracts. Let's talk about that. I want no franchise tag. I want lifetime health benefits. Yeah, come on now. Come on now. You think, man, listen. I might joke and laugh, but when it comes to business and I put a suit and tie on, it's a whole different ballgame. well they definitely need somebody that that that's that shrewd understands the aspect of it knowing that what was headed down was headed down the the the track in the next couple years and then you know you're reading all this stuff about there might be some some criminality involved with this it's just not it's it's not a good look for the NFL PA now you kind of understand kind of what it's been, it's been lacking proper representation for lack of a better, for lack of a better word.
31:47Shannon Sharpe:Ocho.
31:50Shannon Sharpe:It's just a hopeful. I hope because look, you and I don't benefit from it anymore. No, no, but I just want the, I want the players that's now and the ones that's going to be coming in. I want them to get the maximum bang for the buck. there's only one person that can do that for him you hear me there's only one person that would not only represent the players but would represent the NFL PA that's me I'm going to put my name in the hat don't worry about that you're going to put your name in the hat I'm going to put my name in the hat most definitely I mean who better who better come on now I don't know Ocho you ain't been keeping up on things like you supposed to I do my homework now don't let a few laughs and little jokes throw you off your game I'm hip my eyes can see my ears can hear my nose I can smell yeah I want Michael to get paid now He gonna get paid I don't like the fact that they're allowing all these days To go by and he's not practicing And when he does get paid He's going from zero to a hundred I don't like that Yeah, hopefully he doesn't have any Because you know what normally happens Soft tissue Yes Because the body has to get used to The pushing, the pulling, the tugging The ripping and just, oh, man, makes no sense.
33:36It doesn't. It doesn't.
33:38Shannon Sharpe:Because, I mean, if I'm Mike, I'm thinking like, bro, what do I have to do? Man, I've done everything right. All pro. I've been to the Pro Bowl every year. I've had double-digit sacks every year. I've done everything that you've asked me to be. I've been a model citizen. As far as we know, he hadn't run a foul, hadn't been any trouble off the field. I've done everything that you've asked. I've been a model citizen. and have been a great representation for this ball club. And now it's my turn. Yeah. It is my turn. You know, Dak had his turn. CD had his turn. Trayvon Diggs had his turn. Steele had his turn.
34:13Shannon Sharpe:Now it's my turn. At some point in time, Jerry, you got to be ahead of the curve. You always fall behind the curve, and that's why you got to pay so much. You falling behind the curve. Yeah. You either, Ocho, you either ahead of the curve or you're in the curve. Because if you fall behind, you're behind. Now you got to pay extra catch up. But this is a problem. When someone doesn't see anything wrong with the way they do things, there's no reason to change. There's no reason to change. If I did it to everybody else, what makes Micah any different? I did it to Dak. I did it to CeeDee Lamb. I did it to others in the past long before these players were even born.
34:58I've been doing it my way for a very long time. I'm not doing it now. For what? Because winning is not my ultimate goal. It's making a profit and continuing to remain the most profitable franchise. Yeah, I mean, look, you let one of your greatest defensive players go for nothing.
35:15Shannon Sharpe:DeMarcus where? Because you thought it was done. All he did was go to Denver. Denver. He had to win a Super Bowl. Win a chip, yeah. and play at an all-pro level until he was done. So clearly. He's doing something right, huh? Yeah. Yeah, I just, like I said, you know, it's tough. But, I mean, you miss calling the guy's name. I mean, he's just been there five years. That's all. He's doing that on purpose, huh? I don't think he's doing it on purpose. Man, Jerry, oh. he ain't that old not to know his star player's name on defense man you know how the most people be calling man my grandma ain't never called me by my real name
36:03Shannon Sharpe:my granddaddy gave my brother the name Spanky because he couldn't say Sterling right so he gave me a name he could hey Spanky now I mean like I said
36:19Shannon Sharpe:maybe it's I mean Micah Michael it's never been Michael it's been Micah everybody knows the man's name I got a question what if Micah is short for Michael and we didn't even know that I think his name is Micah okay I'm just normally Mike is short for Michael not Micah you're right but hey maybe it is you know what don't you we got Google maybe yeah I ain't never heard of Cito yeah we might want to fact check that because nobody knew Chad was short for Chadwick
37:09Shannon Sharpe:Micah Aaron Parsons hey his middle name Aaron Aaron? I can swear to what I just said, yes. I'm okay. Listen, his mama named him Aaron. I'm calling him Aaron from now on. And he just turned 26 years of age in May. Okay.
37:30Shannon Sharpe:So, yeah, I don't know what that's about. Ocho, NFL plans to find more than 100 players and roughly two dozen club employees who were found to be in violation of the NFL tickets resale policy for reselling Super Bowl tickets at a profit. Under agreement between the League and NFL Players Association, players who violated rules will be fined one and a half times the face value of the ticket and lose their allotted tickets to the next two Super Bowls. If they're playing in the game, players will have a chance to purchase seats. Those who decline punishment could be suspended by Commissioner Roger Goodale.
38:08Ooh, that's tough. That's tough. You know, it's unfortunate for those players, but I don't mean to say it, but that's been going on for a very long time, but you ain't hear it. And I'm not telling you what I heard. I'm telling you what I know. And we talk about players. You know, we talk about even those that are, that sit in higher positions have always sold their tickets for profit. This is nothing new. I think the way to clamp down on it, maybe it's getting out of control now based on what the players are making from a profitable standpoint, but with the money they're making these days, the players is probably sending the tickets or those that don't make as much as others.
38:40If you understand what I'm saying.
38:42Shannon Sharpe:I do. Yeah. I think the thing is, Ochoa, is look, the reason why they've increased face value of the tickets, because they found out they were scalping them. And it says, well, if you're going to pay$5 ,000 on the resale, we might as well go ahead and put them at$5 ,000 face value. If you're going to pay that on the secondary market, you might as well play this on the primary market. And so, and plus, you have to understand, y 'all do realize the NFL know the lot number, the seat, the seating section. yeah they know all of that everything every everything but this is the first time it's so funny huh they're cracking down on that ocho every super bowl though um this has been going on every super bowl but who knows how long even when i was playing i'm sure it happened when you were playing quiet confidence it's not what you see it's what you feel a suit tailored just for you a perfectly timed guys trip choosing on plus nicotine pouches over rough corners and edges because some things may look better, but the other things simply feel better.
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43:15Why all of a sudden? I'm just curious.
43:17Shannon Sharpe:Because, man, you're getting the FBI involved because people ain't paying taxes. Because at the end of the day, IRS is going to want to be cut, don't you? Oh. See, that's where you run a file at. Yeah. because you sold something. Okay, Uncle Sam said, where's my cut? Right, right, right, right, right. Oh. Right, yeah. Uncle Sam going to want his cut. Yeah. And the NFL's been trying to crack down on this. They, look, you want to go to the game? They says, look, you might as well just go ahead and come through us and pay. I think the face value ticket when I was playing was probably$325,$400. They got face value tickets now, probably the cheapest ticket to get in, probably$1 ,500 to$2 ,000.
43:56Shannon Sharpe:and then it goes from there 2 ,000 3 ,500 4 ,000 50 yard line seats i mean obviously you know if you get a suite might be anywhere from a million to two two and a half million dollars considering where it's positioned on the field but uh i'm not surprised because i kind of saw the direction once they started upping the prices to what the resellers were getting right for same said tickets So I'm really not surprised, Ocho, that they're going to crack down because, look, NFL's a business. Always has been. And it's kind of like if you run a restaurant. If you don't keep a closed tab, they're going to give your alcohol and they're going to give your food away.
44:39Shannon Sharpe:Because they're going to have their homeboys or their homegirl come sit at the bar and they're going to drink for free. Yes, sir. And they're going to come in there and they're going to get meals and they're going to get them for free. and if you're not careful they'll be giving some of your prime good stuff out the back door so the NFL says you know what we finna crack down on this now we done let it slide and we probably they probably told about you you know they first come around at the beginning of the year they're down a little bit now and they they're down they had a little bit more season on it okay y 'all getting out of control cause they're like hold on man Kansas City ooh going for the three peak right Oh, them tickets back.
45:18Oh, man, they got the Eagles, Jalen Hurts. You could double charge that, huh? You could sell them for double, maybe. Yeah, yeah.
45:26Shannon Sharpe:So you're probably selling those. And, you know, you got good seats. Absolutely. Especially if you're one of the teams that are in it, you got great seats. Yeah. At least eight of the 15. Right. Because I think, you know, you got two comps, and you bought the other 13. Eight were really good seats. And then seven, I mean, look, you're in the Super Bowl. So they like they was way, way up there. But they were decent seats. But you can, you know, but things are different now, Ocho. Things are different. And I think the biggest thing that I will say is as time changes, you must be willing to adapt to the changing of the times.
46:08Shannon Sharpe:You can't say like you and I, we came up. Man, Ocho, they've been doing this from the beginning of the time. Yeah, they did. But they cracking down on it now. And they're cracking your head. because they tried to do Ocho it used to be you were like hey man you using your Super Bowl tickets nah hey can I get them hey such and such get my two Super Bowl tickets to Ocho let them buy them they can go pick them up too they can go pick them up now they done put in a situation where like you got to come pick the tickets up they don't let you transfer them as easily it used to be well I believe your ticket at will call nah They don't do that anymore.
46:49Shannon Sharpe:So basically you got to have the tickets in hand. Well, no, they're digitally where they used to have, you know, you had to have tickets in hand. Now they mainly do it digitally scan and they don't want you transferring the tickets. So it's, and I get you right. The guys, probably some of the guys that are doing this, they're not the guys that's making 20, 30,$40 million a year. They're probably guys that, you know, you know, on a practice squad. Yeah, trying to make a little change. Trying to try to pay. You know, a little$18 ,000 for two tickets. Quick. That'll hold me over, Ocho. Quick. Quick.
47:25And listen, people have to understand, too, when you think about the NFL, well, how the hell they know what players did it? NFL knows everything. Because they know the tickets. Not only do they know the tickets, they know everything. Yes. Everything. They know what everybody is doing on all 32 teams, who they hang with, where they live, where they spend, where they go, where they shut out, everything. Do people understand the NFL does their homework so diligently well, not only before you make it, even while you're still in it? Man, they went back and talked to my elementary teacher. My elementary teacher.
47:58Why are you talking to my elementary teacher about what I did in elementary? I wasn't even the same Chad back then.
48:05Shannon Sharpe:They also owe you tickets. Well, that's why if you have season tickets, you got to be careful who you let sit in those seats because they act a fool. Not only do they throw them out, now they take your season tickets. Remember how the Detroit fan, who that Detroit fan that got into it and they took his season tickets? Oh, that's right. That's right. Screaming at the coach? Yes, yes, yes. So they know because they got it allotted. Okay, the Cincinnati Bengals, they got this allotment of tickets. These are where the section of the Bengal tickets are going to be. This is where the Bronco tickets will be.
48:41Shannon Sharpe:This is where Green Bay. This is where this one. There is where that one. So they know.
48:48Yeah.
48:49Shannon Sharpe:At this point in time now, guys, it's just not worth it. And I get it. Try to pick up your little extra quick cash. Because you get off seven tickets, you're probably looking at, you know. And the problem is you're running into Ochoa's IRS. Because you're taking cash and you're not paying taxes on that money. Uncle Sam won his cut. Yeah. It's just like anything. Alcohol, when they found out they could tax it, now all of a sudden you didn't need the bootleg. Cigarettes, once they could find out how to tax it, you didn't need to smuggle them. Weed, once they found out they could tax it, you see what they did with it.
49:34Shannon Sharpe:Now, if y 'all would just come on and say, Uncle Sam, I sold these for seven to here, you're 35. Uncle Sam said, do what you do. But you're going to cut me in or cut it out. Hey, you're going to – wait, say that. Cut me in or cut it out. Like Joe say. Joe say, cut me in or cut it out. I like that. I got to say that. I like that. That's it. You know how it is. Uncle Sam, it don't matter how small. Man, what Uncle Sam want$35 for? The same reason you want the whole$35. He want his$17.5. Hey, I mean, boy. He going to get it. now. Don't play with Uncle Sam now. You can play with a lot of people. Don't play with him.
50:16Listen.
50:20Them people don't play. You hear me? No. Boy.
50:25Shannon Sharpe:They don't. I done got audited for a dollar. I got audited one time, Ocho, and the envelope that they sent it there cost more than what I owed. It was just the principle of the matter. Right, right, right, right, right. Man, don't play with them people about that money because a lot of times, they know everything because what you got in your account and they'll let that interest draw. Now, the thing that you will have to learn about Uncle Sam, Uncle Sam is never going to give you the interest on your money when he late that he's going to charge you for when you late. Yeah. So he already know and they'll let that thing go.
51:04Shannon Sharpe:Say, oh, man, now he can't pay. Let me come on in. Let me make an example out of him. Yeah. because they want the high profile because if they get the high profile, they're like, well, hell, he had millions and they did something bad to him. What they going to do to me? Right.
51:23Shannon Sharpe:Just go ahead and pay them people their money. Leave Uncle Sam alone because Uncle Sam don't play by his. But I'm not surprised that they took this because I kind of, being close to the situation and hearing, kind of felt they were kind of headed this heading in this direction yes sir um they uh uh i remember when they implemented this ocho they were going to the the the three and the two and the three and the four thousand dollars face value ticket the ten thousand dollar face value ticket because they found out people was willing to pay that yeah they said man why did you man why did you charge $10 ,000 for some chrome hard jeans because people will pay for it.
52:06Shannon Sharpe:That's why. The same reason they charge$1 ,000 for a steak. People will pay for it. And if people will pay for it, there'll be somebody there to provide whatever service is needed. You want a tank? Yeah, I need a tank. It's going to cost you five, ten, get me the tank. You need a bazooka? You need a missile? Whatever you need, somebody will be able to fill that need. Always. Man, Ocho, I need 200 Super Bowl tickets. Okay. Hey, man, such and such need 200 Super Bowl tickets. Well, let me go to a couple of different teams. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I got you. Right. NFL said, nah, we're going to do away with this.
52:55Shannon Sharpe:if you want to go watch one of our one of our events you're going to have to come through us because all that value and that money that's being made is going back to them yes how you think they pay each team 432 million 600 thousand and you would think like man what NFL care about 5 thousand 10 thousand 15 thousand because it adds up It all adds up no matter how small it is. It adds up. Pennies make dollars.
53:36You ain't got to tell me twice. Yeah. If it make dollars, it makes sense.
53:43Shannon Sharpe:With a C and with a S. So, yeah, but I'm not surprised that they're taking this thing. I'm glad they kept it anonymous.
53:54Shannon Sharpe:you don't know because if it's somebody the last thing you want is somebody that's making $50 million and they're selling two two boutiques for$20 ,000
54:10so I'm glad
54:11Shannon Sharpe:hopefully they get this thing resolved and you see they know everything they know everything they know about the gambling because they're going to turn, look, the Draft Kings and the bets and the this and the that, they want to be able to still be able to bet on football and basketball and baseball. If you think for one second they're not going to turn your ass in? Definitely. Phone numbers, emails, anything tracking back to you? And any irregularities because that's what they're looking for. Damn, why did man keep betting on unknown old boy?
54:53Shannon Sharpe:Man, why he Man, he ain't finished the game yet Let me make note of that Damn Ooh, something ain't adding up Ocho, before Aaron Rodgers signed with the Steelers Former Steelers great quarterback Super Bowl winning quarterback Terry Bradshaw called the move a joke Terry added What are you going to do? Bring him in for one year? Are you kidding me? That guy needs to stay in California When you go somewhere, chew on bark and whisper to the gods out there. Rogers responding this week said, I whisper to the gods every single day. He's got an idea of what he thinks about me based on what I've done. The documentary, what's said, darkness, retreat, whatever the hell you want to talk about.
55:36Shannon Sharpe:I love to get to know Terry on a deeper level. I feel like he gave me a chance to get to know him. Then we have a good friendship. Ocho. Yeah. Honest assessment. Yeah. What do you expect from Aaron Rodgers this year? And what do you expect from the Steelers this year? Listen, Aaron Rodgers only has to do one thing. Facilitate the ball and do his best not to make mistakes. That's all he has to do. You got DK. That's one nice target. Yeah. Defensively aware, the Steelers are going to win football games. Okay. We just need Aaron Rodgers to manage the games and be a game manager, a moniker that most people see as an insult, which it is not, and don't turn the ball over, defense will take care of the rest because that's where the Steelers' identity is now from now on.
56:26Yeah. They're best players on that side of the ball. It is what it is. And if we get flashes, if we can get flashes of brilliance of the old Aaron Rodgers, so be it. Thank you. But the people on offense are going to have to be the one to uplift Aaron Rodgers because he's not the same quarterback he used to be where he can uplift everyone else around him. It's completely opposite now.
56:46Shannon Sharpe:I agree with you. I read everything that you said. You look at their best player. They're on that side of the ball, the defense side of the ball. You look at T.J. Watt. You look at Cam Hayward. You look at Jalen Ramsey. You look at Darius Slade, Joey Porter Jr. Their best players are on that side of the ball now. Crazy. And so Aaron just needs to be – and Aaron has never been a heavy turnover guy. He's not. He threw double-digit interceptions, but that's not normally Aaron's M.O. I think he only has maybe two or three seasons in which he's had double-digit turnovers, interceptions. We've seen him throw four interceptions over the course of a season.
57:24Shannon Sharpe:We've seen him throw five interceptions, six interceptions over the course of a season. He's normally very, very good with the ball. And that is the Aaron Rodgers. They need the old Aaron Rodgers, not an old Aaron Rodgers. And if he can give them that, give them that level of consistency, I think they're going to be in every game. If you think you're going to just go in there and blow the doors off them, that ain't going to happen. Not with that defense. That ain't going to happen. It ain't happening. I know the names look good on paper, but all the players that they've acquired are proven not on paper, but on the field.
57:58So you get those type of players, your Jalen Ramsey, your Darius Slays, your Joey Porter Jr., who is very, very good, who doesn't get the deserves because everything is always talked about from an offensive standpoint, especially referring to the quarterback position. You got T.J. Watt, Cam, man, listen. they're going to be alright and that defense is going to have them in games we just need Aaron Rodgers not to bottle it they're going to be alright I agree I agree do you believe the Steelers will accept him? yeah yeah listen they're not there to make friends we're not here to make friends they accept winners listen we're here to do one thing we got one singular focus win and do the best we can to have a good record a decent enough record to make it to the playoffs.
58:43And from that point on, we know it's four games after that. Right. That's all it is. It becomes a new season. Four games after that. Can we get to that point?
58:53Shannon Sharpe:Well, the Steelers have gone to the playoffs, but they haven't won a playoff game since 2016. I think that was the year that they ended up beating – I think they beat Kansas City. Remember, they went to Kansas City, and Le 'Veon had that outstanding game, and they ended up winning that game. But if I'm not mistaken, I could be wrong, so Chad, don't hold that against me. But I don't think they've won a playoff game since 2016. that's almost been 10 years though, Joe for the Steelers? Yeah That's the Steelers The funny thing about it is they haven't it's been 10 years but they've had winning seasons and since that's how hard it is to get into the playoffs when you're in that AFC especially that damn division we're in Yeah Look, I think the thing is is that look, these guys like Terry Terry's way over mine Terry was the number one overall draft pick in 1970 Hell, I was born in 68 so two years after i was born interior with the you know i came in the league in in 90 so that so there's at least a uh what quiet confidence it's not what you see it's what you feel a suit tailored just for you a perfectly timed guy's trip choosing on plus nicotine pouches over rough corners and edges because some things may look better but the other things simply feel better.
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