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22:52Shannon Sharpe:Cowboys running back Javante Williams was fined for taunting after scoring in the fourth quarter with 521 to go. He was asked about the penalty today and said that was out of character. You don't have to worry about me no more. I hurt the team. That's on me. I take full accountability and responsibility. From here on out, you don't have to worry about me celebrating at all. Ain't that what I'm talking about? You ain't got to go that far. Yeah, you do. Exactly. Look, look, look. Just don't talk. Hold on. He can enjoy himself. He can celebrate without hurting the team. Yes. I did it. Joe, I did it for 10, 11 years.

23:24you don't want to talk don't don't taunt your opponent but you can have some fun you can have some fun enjoy yourself it's hard to score uncle joe and people always talk about oh act like you've been there before why i haven't yeah i haven't i worked my ass off to get to this point in life to play at the highest level when i score i'm going to celebrate

23:48Shannon Sharpe:it's just it's just unfortunate when when your celebration hurts the team uncle ocho and the guy goes up there and he got to kick a kick and he ends up missing, it hurts, bro. So that's a mistake that young man had to learn from. Like you say, I'm with it, man. Go out there and do your job. Don't worry about all the celebrating. Yeah, there's things that you can do that won't hurt the team. But come on, you know you can't turn like that now. Yeah, you can't stick the ball out to the guy's face. Stick the ball out at him, man. Hey, you can't get a peace sign while you're running like Tyreek. Yes.

24:18You can't do nothing.

24:19Shannon Sharpe:And that's one of the reasons they changed it. They changed the rule because of Tyreek, you know, peacing people out. Yeah.

24:26Shannon Sharpe:I love the fact that the man says, I accept responsibility and accountability. He's accountable for his actions. He says, I'm responsible for that 15-yard penalty. They ended up having to push the kicker back, and he's got to kick a 50-yard PAT. That's on me. I agree with you, Ocho, in this sentiment. You can celebrate without getting a penalty, without taunting someone. You know that. It's just like anything. You catch a pass. You know you can't stand up over the guy. You know you can't drop the ball in the guy's chest. You know if you catch a pass, you can't shove him the ball. You already know these things.

24:59Shannon Sharpe:Don't say the NFL soft because the rules are implicit. You can't do that. Right. You already know you can't do something to stand up over the guy. Okay. Hey, Unc, but you know, you do know, Ocho, you know, in the midst of competition. Yes, sir. You know, you can kind of get lost at times. I ain't saying that those dudes don't know the consequences to their actions. But at the same time, I can see how you can get lost in the game and you may catch and stand over a dude. You know what I mean? I can kind of see how some of these things happen. But, yeah, they do cost you. They cost your team, brother.

25:36Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. I mean, I've done that. I've taught a guy. I caught a touchdown pass in 93, and I was running with the end zone. The guy was chasing me. I had the ball like this here. And he swiped at it. I pulled it in. I did. But you know, it wasn't a penalty back then. I mean, they let you get away with a lot of stuff back then. They don't change the rules now. But you understand the rules. The rules are what they are now. Yeah. If that had been a rule back then, hey, I wouldn't have done it. But since it wasn't a rule, because you don't – hey, what are you guys – you remember a guy who used to catch a pass and the guy getting up and you first downed right on top of his head?

26:16Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, yeah. Yeah. You can't do that now. Nah. You know, you can make the gesture, but it just can't be towards him. Exactly. Exactly. That's exactly right, Ocho. Yeah. Aaron Rodgers says he don't give a bleep about how many targets a player get after a reporter told him Roman Wilson was tied for second on the team last week. Take a listen to what A-Rod had to say. I was tied for second on the target list last week. What have you seen from last year of the mission? I don't give a shit about the target list. I don't care about any of that. I love Roman. I think he's done a great job. You know, I think there's going to be a player, too, that he makes that allows him to take off.

27:02I thought he played fast last week. I thought he played decisive, and I think he's just going to keep on getting better. Why do you not give a bleep about the target list? Because the ball goes to the open guy. So I don't want to hear people talking about – Nobody in the locker room talks about their targets. So that's all for you guys to talk about. Has that always been the case in your career as far as guys not talking about targets, or is it different here from what you saw? There's certain guys that need to get targets, and everybody else gets in the flow. That's the reality of just about every offense in the league.

27:37Ocho? I kind of like that. I agree with that. And most of the time, certain players don't have to worry about their targets because the one and two are going to get there. It's not a joke. Exactly.

27:45Shannon Sharpe:You heard what he said at the end, Ocho. What'd he say? Huh? He said certain guys get targets, the other guys got to get in the flow. Yeah. Yeah. And listen, that's always been the way it's been designed. Always, Uncle Joe. You know, just like basketball, I've come to learn, you know, listening to you and Uncle, and obviously learning a little bit more about the game, there's a pecking order on who can shoot. Who gets the green light to shoot more than others, depending on who you are. There's a pecking order that says who gets the balls, who gets the most balls. Yeah. In fact, when players are called, players are called specifically for your number one.

28:19Well, if they cover your number one, those balls are going to your number two. If they're taking the number eight away too much, now that's where coaches have to scheme your number one open because he has to touch the ball more times than often. Why? Because he can do things the rest of the receiving court can't.

28:36Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. That's the way that works. And the elite ones, the elite quarterbacks, Ocho, they know and understand that. like like a rod he know he know who he has to get into the flow of the game and who's gonna get targets you know what i mean like he ain't no guy he ain't out there trying to force feed nobody like he said in the interview hey man the ball goes to the open guy you know what i'm saying so like he ain't coming out there premeditating on what it is he reading and reacting yeah you feel what i'm saying and i feel like that's what the elite quarterbacks do bro if you if you can get open that man gonna find you bro.

29:12Shannon Sharpe:Mm-hmm. Yeah. Well, Uncle, Uncle. You know he got that little weak bladder, man. You know he got that naked. Oh, he probably went to do number two. Oh, man. Well, it don't make it. You can tell by the way he got up out the chair. Okay, well, it don't make him no bad, brother. Hell yeah. It don't, it don't. He probably gonna come back and say that that's not what it was, but that's what it was. Yeah, he got it. Hey, can I ask you a question though? Talk to me. like you really think the Cowboys gonna win come on oh damn I'm just talking about A-Rod man we talking about A-Rod you talking about the Cowboys again I know I know but but we want to be able to have a time a chance to chime in so I wanted I wanted to change the subject until you know we ain't changing the subject we still on what you think man that man talk man no he understands DK and Pittman Jr they gonna get targets other guys fill in the blanks Yeah, and guys didn't talk about target, maybe not in front of him.

30:08Shannon Sharpe:Oh, no. Guys, damn sure, talking about target behind his back. Right, right. Hey, hey, hey, hey, what they talking about? I'm in hell. I'm just out here running wind sprints. Hell, I ain't getting no target. Hey. Hey, getting to get my cardio in. I'm just getting cardio. Hey, when you the fourth or fifth guy, that's basically what you're getting a lot of cardio in. Because they're looking for one, two, three. Damn, they covered all guys. I guess I throw it to you. Hey, and the funny part about it, that number three and that number four, sometimes even that number five, you always get the opportunity when you least expect it, and it's the play that can change the game.

30:43Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. Yep. Yeah. Every time. It always happens like that. Every time. Yeah, but I agree with Aaron. The thing is that I'm not – look, there are certain guys you're one and two, you might try to throw them open. Three and four? Nah, bro. you need to be open and I'll throw you the ball. Watch it. DK and Pittman, he's going to try to get them the ball. The other guys are going to need to be open for them to get the ball. That's just the way it works. There's a reason why they want it too. That's why DK makes the money that he makes. That's why Pittman Jr. makes the money that he makes. Those are the guys that are counting on.

31:22Shannon Sharpe:Those are the guys that Aaron Rodgers like the rubber needs to meet the road. These are the guys that I need to try to get the football to. Right. Hey, no matter what happens, man, it's a pecking order in all these damn sports. Same thing with basketball. You know what I mean? Pretty much the top guys who are making the most money, them first two guys, they can shoot it whenever they get ready, okay? But that's how it should be. The top guys, what you make, you make the most money. I should expect the most for you. So you think the fourth guy on the team should be able to get the table to take the same amount of shot as the one or two guy on the team?

32:00Shannon Sharpe:Nah. Hell nah. I love J-Dub, but he ain't taking as many shots in shape. He better not. Yeah, now he get going, okay, fine. But y 'all already know, it works when everybody understands their role. Right. Everybody has a role. No matter what sport you play, everybody has a role. What is your role? Your role is not to get no 21, 22 shots a night. That's not your role. Build your role. do your job do your responsibility sometimes your role might be a now i ain't gonna say be like chan hungry take two damn shots because that's not your role either but anyway people get people get the gist of what i'm trying to say but no i i don't i don't have it look a ross i don't give a bleep about how many targets a player again you know what and you get other than my one and two and you know you can tell he meant that too yeah why wouldn't he they were all like man i got what is this year 22 year 22 he don't hey he don't care he ain't trying to hit none of that get open matter of fact and the ones getting open catch the damn ball

33:17that's the key

33:20Shannon Sharpe:look there are a couple of plays on Sunday DK did get interfered with but there's a couple of plays DK gotta come down with that football yeah

33:33Shannon Sharpe:as a one

33:38Shannon Sharpe:you have to make plays that people don't think they're like no no no no I get it Yes, he was interfered with, but that's why we play you the big bucks. Yeah. No excuses. They don't let ones have excuses. I mean, and that's the thing, because John would always tell me, he's like, hey, if I made a play, he'd say, that's like you. That's what I expect from you. That's why in crucial situations, he would throw me the ball. Yeah. Then Rod came along and started stealing my thunder. But that's how it works, man. You've got to make those plays. Everybody can make the routine, Ocho. Right. What makes you unique?

34:22What makes you different is making that tough play.

34:26Shannon Sharpe:Mm-hmm. Everybody want the ball in the first quarter. Boy, hey, when you down by three, you down by four, and you need a game-winning drive? Crunch time. How many people say, hey, I'm open. Hey, check me out on that dig. How many people saying that?

34:48Shannon Sharpe:I know there's a lot of people on that first quarter. Man, I was open. If he gave me a look, I was open. Come for a quarter. Hey, what you got over there, man? Well, damn. First of all, if they weren't covering you in the first quarter and we didn't throw you the ball, I tried to figure out why all of a sudden they want to clamp you down in the fourth quarter. But okay. Hey, you the boy don't want no smoke, boy. Ocho, two minutes left. It's a nip and tuck game, one point game, tie game. Coach in the huddle drawing up plays. You can tell who want the ball and you can tell who like, hell nah, don't pass it to me, okay?

35:34Shannon Sharpe:They be out there playing hot potato with the ball, huh, Joe? Yeah, they just get as far away from the ball as they can, Ocho. So you can tell guys who really don't want that smoke, bro. It's fun to see too. Yeah. Hey, Cobb, everybody don't want that responsibility. That pressure. Everybody wants to catch the ball, especially. If you notice, watch when a team get a lead and they throw the ball to the third or the fourth guy and watch how he make plays. He making one-hand plays. He's doing all that. Now, let that game get close and they throw it to him. Whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop. Like, well, damn, son, you playing volleyball, you serving it up.

36:19Shannon Sharpe:Catch the ball. It's not that difficult, but everybody – but there's a reason. Everybody has a responsibility, has a job to do on a team. Everybody can't be number one. They can't – everybody, man, if they gave me as many targets they gave Ocho, I could do that. No, you can't. No, you can't. because if they thought you could, they would. Yeah, right. It ain't that complicated. If they thought you could do what Ocho could do, they give you an opportunity. But what have you shown them in practice? What have you shown them in the game that would make them say, you know what, we need to draw a few plays up for him.

36:57Shannon Sharpe:They think they're getting locked up in practice. What they're doing, they're drawing up plays for Ocho. Hey, Joe, they're going to get that work, Joe. and come out in practice or you tell my yeah joe i'm taking i'm taking our our our team yeah and i'm doing scout team joe huh yeah i ain't doing all that yeah i ain't doing all that neither but i did like the practice i like to practice and compete whether it was first team gets second team especially when your second teams are pretty good you know what i mean basketball you know you got your second unit sometime here they can be playing a lot better than your first unit yeah so to have them scrimmages and practice like i used to love that more than anything bro i just used to love hooping okay oh man just roll the ball out there yeah we got to do all this you know before practice starts stretch three man weave and i mean like get ready to fluff throw the ball up let's hoop straight up you like me joe i want i want i i'm i'm trying to talk ish yeah You done been doing all that talking, man.

38:04Shannon Sharpe:If I was on another team, I'd lock you up. Well, you on this team. And guess what? In two minutes, you get an opportunity to do that. Yeah, yeah. Let's see what you got. Hey, hey. And in basketball, it'll go too far in practice. You have guys go a little too far, which is, you know, expected. Yeah, expected from time to time. Guys get into the little scuffles and all that. Ocho, it happens. Okay. It happens, man. It happens. No. Look, all I ask is don't tug my shirt. Because you know what I'm saying, Ochoa, sometimes when you break it away and you hear that tug, you make me tweak my hamstring.

38:37Shannon Sharpe:Now I'm going to hit you in the face with the football. Other than that, I'm good. Because I already know what type of guy they're going to be clutching and grabbing in the game. So I'm used to it. I'm cool with that. I'm going to cook you. You're getting cooked regardless. It don't matter what you do. You can't guard me, bro. And now, because the thing I love about two minutes, that ain't scripted. they call him plays out of the blue so you can't look at the sheet and see what do what hey what we running it nah nah nah nah nah nah nah you got you got to play honest you got to play honest so now oh what happened oh because see and what they call them they tell you you've got to run to an area you you covered yeah nothing here bro yeah i saw you look at the sheet you know i'm running now all of a sudden i gave you two steps to the post and you still on my hip yeah yeah okay yeah hey that's what that's what that's what i like when it comes to the dvs on top of the ones that are really good that don't know what's gonna happen 95 of db and joke they play the game not to get beat yeah play the game not to get beat and it's a five percent that play the game to make a play yeah okay that that five percent real is real small yeah we talked about going joe before you go i was going to say ocho we talked about this the other night you see uh mesador picked that ball he read that thing like a book did you know why ocho he said i'm supposed to be inside so even though the db released outside i mean the corner the wide receiver released outside and gave him nod outside.

40:15Shannon Sharpe:He said, I supposed to be in here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't care what you ought to go here. If you go out there, coach, hey, I got inside. I got inside. He breakout. He had me. Hey, he said, I'm supposed to be inside. He, wide receiver released outside, gave him a stem at the top. He said, man, oh, thank you. That another dude, he's supposed to be at the seven. and stayed on his hip on the inside, ran to the center, ran the route for him. Hey. Ran the route for him. I say, damn. That's what being disciplined gets you. Yes. Them DBs, they damn done running them routes for them wide receivers out there sometimes seem like.

40:59Shannon Sharpe:Because here's the thing. Where they get in trouble at is that they're trying to get – if you got outside leverage, just stay outside. I don't care what you do inside. You give me all the hair fake you want to on the inside. If I got outside, I'm staying outside. Yeah, yeah. But I get it. It's hard. It's easier said than done because just your luck the one time you don't go for it. Hey, that's what you're going to do. And then boom. You're going the other way. You just got to be disciplined. You just got to understand what they're doing. I don't care where you line up at. I don't care what you do.

41:34Shannon Sharpe:All I know is I already know is window dressing. All I know is I already window dressing. You ain't doing nothing. You ain't doing none of that. All that bluffing and lining up and doing all this moving around. All you're doing is making yourself tired, bro. I don't believe in anything that you say, anything that you're doing. So I don't really care to think about that. But it seems to me that Aaron Rodgers has a profound like for Roman Wilson. He spoke highly of him. Even though he messed up that ride, said something wrong with him. You've been working on Roman and he's gotten better. But, hey, that was Roman.

42:13Shannon Sharpe:He made a mistake.

42:18Shannon Sharpe:It's when quarterback of that ill believes in you and speaks about you in the media when he doesn't have to, I would take that like, you know what? That guy believes in me. Yeah. That guy believes in me because that's how it was with me and John. I don't know where you have you had a Kidna kid. It was not with you. Oh, it was there for two years before you. Yeah I had I had kidnap Scott Mitchell and Gus for rock. Oh, okay Damn. Yeah John kiddo throwing that thing now. Hey, he would a he would let that thing I played against the kid when he was in seattle. Yeah, you know kid to remind me of like he just throws a catchable ball He reminded me of Sam Dono a little bit.

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46:51Shannon Sharpe:Double dipping will catch you slipping. The NFL has sent a memo to teams informing them that Daquan Wright and Xavier and Harris are ineligible to visit or try out with them during the 2026 season. Wright and Harris were granted a temporary restraining order that allowed them to return to college football this season. But the backlash from conferences over the plan to side with LSU ultimately ended the possibility. Any sympathy for these guys? No. Go to Canada. No. You can't this year. You stuck like Chuck. Hey, if you love football like you say you do and you want to play, go down to Canada and prove yourself.

47:28Go down to Canada and prove yourself. You know, you wanna play football. And if you think it's easy, go down there and watch what happened. You saying they gotta go get it out the mud. Hey, Joe, it ain't no mud. Boy, it's the real deal down there in Canada, boy.

47:42Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, you got to love football if you go down there playing. Yeah, Joe, now think about this now. I know it's Canada. A lot of people don't respect the CFL, obviously, because the first thing we look at is they don't make the kind of money we make here in the NFL. But Joe, it ain't no different. When it comes to the state, we have your elite players in the NFL. Yeah. They're in a class of their own. But when it comes to the two, three, the fours, it's no different than down there. It's the same level of talent because just a bunch of people from the States. That's all it is. And obviously they have an allotment for Canadian players.

48:16But there's only so many spots on the NFL roster. and there are other dudes that love the game that couldn't play number crunching politics might have made mistakes in college and didn't get the opportunity to make it to the NFL where do you think they playing at Joe?

48:35when I tell you it was a wake up call when I went down there in Canada that one year and I thought but you wasn't Ocho there

48:41Shannon Sharpe:you was Chad Coach Belichick had done script you of Ocho yeah but think about this it's just the mindset of I think it's going to be easy and it was a huge wake up call because I get there and it ain't like that I had to lay some shoes up tight Joe I really had to go I really had to go and I'm talking to dudes and I'm seeing dudes week to week and we playing different games we playing Ottawa we playing Saskatchewan we playing the Argonauts yeah Argonauts I'm missing some of the names but I'm like dude why are you here why are you in canada i'm not the one of the rough rides and you're looking like dudes i see on sunday for the past decade yeah i messed up in school i got in trouble or i didn't know i i had i had a warrant and it's always something that happened that didn't allow them to get to the nfl i said about joe i know what it's supposed to look like and i'm looking at y 'all, I'm like, ain't no way in hell you're not on the 53-man roster somewhere in the States.

49:50And everybody had a story about something that happened in college. It just, every time. And I'm like, nah.

49:57Shannon Sharpe:No, I don't, the question was, do I feel, no. Because guess what? You should have just said, hey, look here. I'm done with college, and what I'm going to do, I'm going to try to make a team. If I get cut, hopefully I get a try, get a call, and I'm going to try to make that team. Nah, you tried to be slick. Now look at you. now you're in purgatory you can't go back to college you can't try for a team in the NFL now look at your stuff what happens next year? How does that work? they can't get drafted again but the team can sign them as a free agent hey hold on I get what y 'all are saying these kids were trying to take advantage of the loophole that was in college football and it didn't happen I don't necessarily blame them for that I blame the system for that now considering the fact that if they ain't NFL material and they were trying to go back and capitalize off college football all right that's one thing but if you got an opportunity to play in the NFL and you got talent I think you should pursue that bro I don't understand why you would be trying to go back to college but I understand the loophole that was in it so take advantage of it but these guys should I mean they I mean the NFL man hey what we talking about yeah But that's the thing, though, Joe.

51:14Shannon Sharpe:They tried to get slick. Yeah. They're like, well, you know, I ain't made the NFL. Let me go back there and get me some NIL money. Nah, bro, you grown now. It's time to man up. Just try to man up. You won't be the first person that got cut, had to go out and try for several teams. Look at James Harrison is a great story. The man got cut three or four times, turned himself into a defensive player of the year, a multiple-time All-Pro, Nah, bro. It happens. D-Boy ain't trying to let me go back to Kent State. Huh? Hey, hey, hey. You gotta be cut from a different cloth to move like that, though. I'm saying when you feel like you ain't good enough and you gotta get back to the drawing board, Ocho, come on, man.

52:03Shannon Sharpe:It take a different type of guy to be able to lock in like that. If you come in with expectations or no expectations and you're like, look, they don't think I can play and then you take yourself into a defensive player of the year? Come on, man. You got to be a little different now. Yeah. But you can't give up at the slightest. See, those guys gave up at the slightest, though, Joe, and they tried to go back to college. They gave him out. Yes. Yeah. I'm going to find a way. Hello. I'm going to find a way. It happens. You're not the first. You won't be the last. A lot of great players. Look at Kurt Warner.

52:42Shannon Sharpe:another great story yeah that man was playing in an arena a two time league MVP Super Bowl MVP he in the Hall of Fame, Kurt got a gold jacket man didn't Kurt play in Canada too I don't know if he played in Canada I think he just played in arena football Warren Moon Warren Moon played in Canada that was when they were really giving the blacks a whole Warren Moon won the Rose Bowl. MVP of the Rose Bowl. If a guy win the MVP of a bowl game, I guarantee he's going to get a chance to play. They wouldn't even bring Warren. Warren had to go and win five Grey Cups, which is the equivalent of the Super Bowl in the NFL.

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