In short
Philadelphia 76ers front-office shakeup and NBA roster-building debate, plus a segment on NBA draft/athletic workouts and receiver camp talk.
Guests (hosts/participants)
Joe and Ocho (co-hosts). No other named guests appear in the transcript.
Guest backgrounds (from context)
Joe and Ocho are former/experienced athletes and sports commentators who discuss NBA management decisions, contracts, and on-court performance; they also reference their own playing history and training/athletics.
Key claims
- Daryl Morey is “out” as Sixers president of basketball operations.
- Bob Myers (HBSE president) will lead the search and oversee operations temporarily.
- Morey’s tenure is graded poorly due to roster underachievement, including an Embiid contract extension that Ocho/Joe argue was unnecessary and risky given injury history.
- Harden’s departure is framed as a major failure; they claim Philly traded for Harden but lost him after giving up Ben Simmons, Andre Drummond, Seth Curry, and two first-round picks.
Notable examples
- Embiid extension timing vs. remaining deal years.
- Harden trade assets to the Nets/Clippers context.
- Discussion of Paul George’s long injury-prone contract.
- Workout/draft prospects measurements and shooting drills (e.g., AJ DeBonza, Darren Peterson, Darius Acuff; Chet’s 17 straight threes).
Written by AI. May contain mistakes. Listen to the episode to check what was said.
Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VODaryl Morey Out: Analyzing His Tenure
4:25 to 7:20
Discuss the implications of Daryl Morey's departure from the Sixers and its impact.
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Evaluating Player Contracts and Team Strategies
7:20 to 11:00
Analyze the decisions around player contracts and team strategies post-Morey.
“Because Darryl Morey came, first of all.”
The Legacy of Team Dynamics in the NBA
11:00 to 14:01
Explore the behind-the-scenes dynamics that shape NBA teams and their successes.
“I knew they weren't going to get rid of Nick Nurse.”
Team Dynamics and Personalities
14:01 to 20:42
Explore the complexities of team dynamics and the importance of leadership without favoritism.
“Yeah, selling out this damn arena night in and night out.”
Sports Comparisons and Athleticism
26:38 to 28:00
Discuss the differences in athletic performance measures between sports.
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Athlete Training and Physicality
28:00 to 29:40
Discussing the physicality of athletes and training techniques.
“The highest mark recorded so far this week.”
Shooting Mechanics and NBA Talent
29:40 to 31:30
Exploring shooting mechanics and the upcoming talent in the NBA.
“You see how they putting that elbow and Wimby forehead and his back and all that?”
Muscle Memory and Practice
31:30 to 32:50
The importance of muscle memory and consistent practice in sports.
“The one that he missed, somebody hit, he shot the ball and somebody knocked it out.”
High School Sports Memories
32:50 to 34:50
Recollections of high school sports performance and competition.
“So when I do hit the big stage and the lights come on and you smell that popcorn popping when you walk in the arena, you know what I'm talking about, Ocho, and you know it's time?”
Basketball Bragging Rights
43:46 to 49:55
A lively exchange about high school basketball records and intramural games.
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Wide Receiver Workshop Insights
49:55 to 52:48
Discussion on the scheduling and key players involved in the wide receiver workshop.
“Hey, I still be giving these boys hell around here.”
Humorous Commentary on Hairpieces
52:48 to 55:00
A light-hearted conversation about a funny incident involving a toupee.
“because their last training minicamp, before they get their six-week break, before they come back for training camp, I still believe the best time for you to have it is in June.”
PrizePix Play Predictions
55:00 to 56:00
Predictions and analysis on player performance for upcoming games.
“All right, it's time for PrizePix Play of Fade.”
Player Performance Predictions
56:00 to 57:40
Discussing player performance predictions for an upcoming game.
“In order for them to win on the road, because it may not be like an efficient 20, but he's going to have to shoot that thing.”
Transcript
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4:31Shannon Sharpe:Daryl Morey is out as president of basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers. Oh, man. to keep Nick Nurse as their coach. Bob Myers, president of sports of Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment, will lead the search for the new executive for the Sixers and will oversee the franchise basketball department in the interim. Daryl Murray, six seasons, running the 76ers, made the playoffs five times and finished 270 and 212, but never once made it past the second round. Joe, how you grading his tenure? year.
5:07Chad Johnson:He got there right before James got there. Well, he's a few years before James there. Yeah.
5:21I don't know.
5:22Chad Johnson:It's just tough. Disaster when the process way, when the process did their work. And Now you at this point, it's like, because the league getting better, teams in the East are better. You no longer at the top.
5:35Shannon Sharpe:You know why I give him an F? Because he gave Embiid an extension that he didn't have to. Embiid had two years left on his original deal. Now wouldn't it be a lot better, Joe, if we didn't have Embiid was a free agent? Now we got him, now we can say, hey, do we want to do this or not? You see, Ocho? Yeah. This would have been perfect. You signed a man, gave him three years, 192. The deal kicks in. They say, hold on. Why are we doing this? Why? We don't have to. We got him for two more years under the current contract that he's one of the highest paid players. It made no sense. I was stretched.
6:19Shannon Sharpe:I was like, well, hold on. Why are you doing this? Based on his injury history, You mean to tell me you got the guy already under contract for two years, but you're willing to go three years past the two years with his injury history?
6:39Shannon Sharpe:It didn't make sense. And then what? What did you give up to get James Harden and you let him walk? Did he walk or did they trade James or did he walk as a free agent?
6:52Chad Johnson:Nuh-uh. What the hell did they do? I think they traded him. Because he ended up going to Clippers. Did they get Paul George back for him?
6:59Shannon Sharpe:No, Paul George came as a free agent because the Clippers wouldn't give him that fourth year.
7:03Chad Johnson:Absolutely right.
7:13Chad Johnson:Damn.
7:18Chad Johnson:It's...
7:22It's... Who?
7:25Shannon Sharpe:No, not Harlan. No, I'm talking about James Harden. James Harden got to Philly. How did he get to Philly? He got to.
7:36Shannon Sharpe:He came from the Nets, right? He came from the Nets. Yeah.
7:46Shannon Sharpe:Because Darryl Morey came, first of all. Ain't a whole lot of people could have said what he said and still had a job considering how much money China spends. Yes, sir. He said what he said. The mere fact that he got another job.
8:06Shannon Sharpe:Damn.
8:11Chad Johnson:It's going to be some big moves made. I know that. I agree. It's going to be some big moves made this summer.
8:24Shannon Sharpe:You're right. So you gave you. Yeah, that's what that's what Philly gave up. They gave up Ben Simmons, Andre Drummond, Seth Curry, and two first round picks. You think you could have used them first round picks at some point in time, Joe?
8:41Chad Johnson:Absolutely.
8:42Shannon Sharpe:And then guess what? The guy that you gave up, he not there. So none of what you gave up is there. James Harden gone. James called you a liar. I mean, you believed in James, but for whatever reason, James said you was going to get it done, and then all of a sudden, it come time to get that man his money, and you ain't have no money for it, or you say you couldn't give him no money.
9:00Chad Johnson:You say he was a liar.
9:02Shannon Sharpe:You know some type of way.
9:05Chad Johnson:Yeah. Damn.
9:09Shannon Sharpe:But I was confused, Joe. I really was, Ocho and Joe. I was confused because I had him for two more years, and I extended him knowing his injury history. Now, he had gotten me to the NBA Finals. He had won a championship, Joe. I got to think long and hard. But I hadn't gotten out the second round.
9:28Chad Johnson:Yeah.
9:30Shannon Sharpe:The best shot that you had is when Kawhi hit that shot. Was he there? He might have not even been there then. I don't think he was there when Kawhi hit that shot. He wasn't there. Yeah, he was. Yeah, he hit it over him. Darryl Mare wasn't there. He hit – you talking about Joe Allen B? No, I'm saying Darryl Mare. Oh, you said – oh, okay. Yeah, I know Joe Allen B was there because he hit the shot over him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.
9:56Chad Johnson:Yeah, I think that was after they gave him that right after he won that MVP. Yes. Probably just trying to make him happy, you know, let him know he had some security.
10:12Shannon Sharpe:You had two more years left on it. Damn, how much more security you owe? Hell. They let him know he is it. He is the future. He is the one. Joe, you got security guarding the house with Uzis? Damn, what you need? Bomb sniffing dogs too? The hell? Yeah, that's pretty much what they did. They did. Yeah. And I think. I think
10:48Shannon Sharpe:I'm not surprised by this move. I'll put it like that. I don't really think anybody in the NBA circles are surprised by this move either.
10:57Chad Johnson:Hey, look, when you get to this point and the team underachieved, somebody has to go. I knew they weren't going to get rid of Nick Nurse. You can't get rid of, if you just want to keep it 100, can't get rid of Embiid, can't get rid of Paul George.
11:13Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, boy, look here. I think Paul George's contract might be harder to get up off of than Embiid's.
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11:20Chad Johnson:Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So somebody else got to go. Sorry, Maury.
11:27Shannon Sharpe:Because guess what, O, O, O, O, O, O, O, O, O, O, O, O, O, O. What's up? Who gave these contracts? Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Who thought it would be a great idea, Paul George coming off an injury, to give him four years? The team that he played for all those years was unwilling. That's going to make me a little leery. It doesn't always, Joe, because maybe they're trying to hedge. But hold on, this team, they got this guy, and he's like, damn, they don't want to go to four years? and you like let me go on and jump out the window you thinking what that i'm the only i'm just
12:08Chad Johnson:trying it's like it's like a it's like a real crook or a thief you try to put yourself in they's shoes i'm trying to put myself in derryl moore's shoes i'm gonna tell you what he was thinking damn we really ain't but like a piece of weight we get a paul george type guy who can score and defend we probably could win the year we get him so yeah we might have to you know uh make these numbers work a little bit. But this is a guy who we need to go get. And then you had Embiid out here vouching for him, trying to get him, recruiting him, huh? Yeah, hey, if you got your best player voucher, what you going to do?
12:44Chad Johnson:Yeah, your hands are tied. Let's see if we can go and make this happen.
12:49Shannon Sharpe:But you got to be careful with your best players recruiting.
12:57Shannon Sharpe:You do. You really have to be. because if you look at Jerry Krause, he never listened to anything that Jordan had to say. He didn't.
13:06Chad Johnson:Nah. He didn't run nothing by him neither.
13:09Shannon Sharpe:Nope. So you got to be real careful. I mean, you look. You don't think so? Huh? You don't think Mr. Krause listened to Jordan? Hell no. Why you think he, did you hear what he had, what he said about him at his induction? Did you hear how demeaning, You saw the documentary, how demeaning he was? Hell nah. Damn. Man constructed a hell of a team, though.
13:36Chad Johnson:I ain't going to lie to you.
13:38Shannon Sharpe:He don't get no credit. He don't get no credit.
13:42Chad Johnson:He doesn't. You know why he don't get no credit? Because he never gave them credit, the players. He never gave the players. He said, as an organization, he always put things as an organization.
13:52Shannon Sharpe:Yes.
13:52Chad Johnson:Versus the product that's out there on the floor that's making you millions of dollars that's, you know. You're right. Yeah, selling out this damn arena night in and night out. Yes. When you see that bull sign, we're a global icon, bro. Yes. Yeah.
14:10Shannon Sharpe:MJ, hey. You know what it was, Joe? Because they wouldn't give him no credit. He said, you know what? I'm putting this together. Y 'all play it. I'm putting this together. I put these pieces. I went and got Ron Harper. I went and got Dennis Rodman. I drafted Scottie Pippen. I drafted Horace Grant. I traded for this. I traded Oak for Bill Cartwright. I brought in these guys.
14:41Shannon Sharpe:You don't realize how good you can be if you don't care who gets the credit.
14:45Chad Johnson:And you never know, bro. When you see these great franchises, these great teams, You never know the turmoil that's going on behind closed doors. You thinking everything, pieces and cream. Man, these folks hate each other. Dude.
15:00Shannon Sharpe:Red Allback wasn't running nothing about them. Red Allback doing what Red wanted to do.
15:08Shannon Sharpe:You're right, Joe. You're right. The same thing with the Patriots. Yeah. You think Bill Redd stuff by Tom Locho?
15:19Chad Johnson:Hell no. Now, hey, listen, I didn't know Jerry Krause was like Bill. Now, if that's the comparison, then I understand. Yeah. Yeah. Nah, Bill don't play that.
15:34Shannon Sharpe:But you got to. And I think the thing is, a lot of times you have to take personal feeling out of it. Because if you don't take your personal feelings out of it, you'll hang on to a player a lot longer than what you should. It makes you harder and harder to get rid of said player. Oh, he's like a son to me. Right. Coach Belichick ain't had no sons. He say, Steve, my son. If you play for the Patriots, you're not my son. I'm just being honest with you. Yeah, yeah. And that's how you have to look at it. It would be hard. It would be hard because when you're around somebody, you develop relationships.
16:11That's why in certain situations like the military or in a corporation,
16:18Shannon Sharpe:you're not supposed to fraternize with subordinates. Because if you have to fire them, it makes it hard if you built up a relationship with them, guys, it just does. Yeah, yeah. If you, if we got wartime and you a subordinate and I'm a hire and I'm over you. Right. Man, I don't want to send her son out there and I don't want to do this to this lady. It clouds your judgment. Judgment. So Coach Belichick says, I'm going to treat all y 'all like crap so nobody going to say he got a favorite. I don't. Because you know what? I'll trade or cut all of you. Richard Seymour traded him. Vince Wolfram. Ty Law.
17:01Shannon Sharpe:Loyal Malloy. Rodney Harrison. Willie McGinnis. Logan Mankins. Tom. It doesn't. He didn't care. But he felt, and it's hard to argue. Look, we know the cog that made everything orbit. 12. Yes. And 12 wanted to win so bad that he overlooked all that. You know, yeah, we know he.
17:33Chad Johnson:Hold on. Not only did he overlook that he took less to make sure he able to construct the team around him to make sure he could win. Yes. I wish players understood it though. Hey Joe, I don't think NFL players understand. they like the fact that they're playing football right I'm living my childhood dream but they still don't understand the nature of the business because they always get upset when you get cut you know when they play long enough oh yeah you gotta play long enough play long enough
18:07Shannon Sharpe:it's a dirty business boy if you hadn't got cut that means you hadn't played long enough but play long enough oh yeah
18:15Chad Johnson:it's dirty business but I love it
18:20Shannon Sharpe:they cut Jerry Rice go back and look at some of the players that they've released they released him? absolutely play long enough because if you live long enough everybody's going to probably die of cancer well he ain't die of cancer
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26:43It did.
26:46Shannon Sharpe:But that's the way you have to look. That's the way you have to build. It's hard to build something to keep it going when you're so close to everybody because it clouds your judgment because you don't want to get off anybody. And Jared Krause said, I can't. Yeah. I've got to make tough decisions. I just have to. Coach Belichick says, I've got to make tough decisions. And if you're my son, I don't want anything to happen to you. It's going to cloud my judgment.
27:13Chad Johnson:Right.
27:15Shannon Sharpe:I just think the biggest thing was the Embiid thing. I think they're looking at it like, damn, we're on the hook for$192 million over the next three years.
27:27Chad Johnson:And we don't know how much he's going to play.
27:29Shannon Sharpe:We don't.
27:34Shannon Sharpe:change the scenery does wonders NBA draft prospects measurement Joe AJ DeBonza 6 '8 and a half 217 with a 7 and a half foot wingspan Darren Peterson he's 6 '4 and a half 199 pounds a 6 '9 and 3 quarters wingspan Darius Acuff 6 foot 2 186 pounds A 6 '7 wingspan. Unofficial Max Burke for A.J. DeBonza, 42 inches. The highest mark recorded so far this week. Let's take a look at some of the video. What about Wilson? Oh.
28:16Chad Johnson:He did good. I watched it.
28:20Shannon Sharpe:I wish they let NFL players run and jump like that. Take a step. I guarantee you see some 50s. Take a step. Yeah. Yeah, you can take a step. Joe, when them guys doing 45 and 46, they just standing and going up. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
28:35Chad Johnson:No, no, no, no. Hey, look, I give y 'all football catch credit, bro. I'm talking about that's a gladiator sport, and them dudes train like gladiators. Listen, man, I'm telling y 'all. When I was in college, bro, I used to hang out with a lot of football guys because I was probably 48. I wasn't eligible, so I hooped in the hype. I hooped in the hyper center with a bunch of football and track guys. I'm talking about all over the rim. All over the rim. You hear me? All over the rim, bro. So I know. Hey, Joe, the fact that you got experience, you know, playing dudes, you know, when you was Prop 48 and still want to play me, is beyond me.
29:12Chad Johnson:I don't understand. I'm just saying it's beyond me. You understand what's going on in thinking, Ocho? I don't know. I don't know. Hey, Ocho. I don't think he understands. Ocho, I done slayed many dragons, homeboy. Hey, one thing about it, boy. I ain't a dragon. I done slayed many dragons, homeboy. I ain't no dragon, boy. You talking all that. You spitting fire. I done slayed many dragons, partner. All right. It sounds good. Don't worry. I got something for you. I got something for you. You see how they putting that elbow and Wimby forehead and his back and all that? Yeah. Oh, you going to elbow me?
29:48Chad Johnson:All that. Oh, it's going to be physical, Ocho. It's going to be me and you, partner. It's going to be real physical. Joe, I play physical. I'm on that type of time. All right. I'm glad you're on that type of time. So please hit my line partner, because I'm ready. Yeah. Oh, so you healthy? Yeah. You sure? Yeah. Hey, I know you got your wide receiver camp going all that. Keep doing your thing, man. I'm going to catch you. I'm going to catch you. I'm going to catch you. Hey, I might slip out there this weekend, man. Yeah. Yeah. You think shit's sweet, boy. It's cotton candy. Dang.
30:28Shannon Sharpe:So, DeBonz is 6 '8 and a half. Darion Peterson is 6 '4 and a half. Darion's A-Cuff is 6 '2.
30:34Chad Johnson:Oh, man, listen. Them boys were getting to it. They was showing the dudes doing the shooting drill. Like, you know, they may shoot 25 threes. I watched A-Cuff shoot the blood out. I think he won, like, 18 for, like, 24 or something like that, 25. I watched Peterson shoot the blood out of it. You know, obviously you ain't got no defense, but it's standing there catch and shoot, and then you go to another spot. Yeah, so, you know, you can kind of see what you're working with. Man, I think the NBA is going to be in great hands. I mean, it's going to be a nice crop of young dudes coming in this year, fella.
31:07Shannon Sharpe:You got to watch. I mean, Chad, I just wish you guys could go to an NBA game and watch these guys warm up. because in the second, because the first half, the Lakers were in front of us shooting at that goal. Yeah. And so the second half, obviously they switched. The Lakers go down to the far end. The thunder down here. Yeah. I watched Chet make 17 straight threes. Yeah. The one that he missed, somebody hit, he shot the ball and somebody knocked it out.
31:37Chad Johnson:Yeah.
31:38Shannon Sharpe:And then he hit another five straight.
31:41Chad Johnson:Yeah, that boy shooting like me.
31:43Shannon Sharpe:If you just watch these guys I'm like, you got to be kidding me.
31:49Chad Johnson:Crazy. Hey, but listen.
31:50Shannon Sharpe:And the motion's the same. Yeah. Woo. Woo. Woo. I mean, nothing, nothing, nothing changes. The motion is identical. It's almost like you replaying it. You hit replay like, damn, he did that again. Damn, he did that again. But it's not replay. It's the same shooting motion. I was like, God.
32:21Chad Johnson:What we talk about, muscle memory, bro. Hey, if that's your job, all you do, every day you wake your ass up, you come in here, you get these jump shots up. Until you can burn that shoulder up. I'm talking about until you really feel it. Until it's just second nature. You know what I mean? So now he's been doing it for so long as a professional. That's his only job. So yeah, you think, damn, how he make all these shots in the road? Man, been practicing his ass off every day to do this, bro. So when I do hit the big stage and the lights come on and you smell that popcorn popping when you walk in the arena, you know what I'm talking about, Ocho, and you know it's time?
32:59Chad Johnson:I know. Let me lock in real quick. Muscle memory. This left hand, just a guy hand, Ocho, it just barely touching the ball. That's it, huh?
33:08Shannon Sharpe:That's it. Hey, hey, Joe. But that left hand boy, see when I was shooting that thing in high school, I ain't even need that left. I was flipping them off with the left. Hey. Hey. That's what I was doing with the left, Joe. I don't need the left to touch. Don't even touch it. I just flipping them off. Hey, what's wrong with you, man? You know when I dropped that 52 on the Joe? Yeah. I dropped 52 in three quarters. Damn, you, well, from all levels, threes, twos. Hey, Joe, no, Joe, Joe, you gotta realize, I came out before the three points, the three point came in after I left graduating.
33:40Chad Johnson:Hold on, you ain't had a three point in high school.
33:42Shannon Sharpe:I ain't had no threes, that's all twos.
33:44Chad Johnson:Hey, Joe, now that gave you a better understanding on how sorry the people was he was playing. That ain't sorry. Now that ain't sorry, you're not doing Ojo. Hey, Joe, 52 points in three quarters. Come on, Joe. What you trying to say? Who are you playing against, Ojo? Some kids.
34:11Shannon Sharpe:Hey, Derek Miller went to Kentucky. I dropped 25 on him.
34:18Shannon Sharpe:Give me that.
34:20Chad Johnson:Hey, let me see your shot again.
34:23Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, you did. Look there like that there. Because I used to jump. See, it wasn't no set shot, Joe Ocho. I used to jump. I used to be like two, three feet off the ground when I was shooting that thing. Ain't no blocking my jumper. Hey, you used to be eating that glass too, rebounding. What? Oh. I, you know, sometimes Joe, I put a cool 319, something like that. Oh man. 319. Oh yeah, you eating glass, boy.
34:46Chad Johnson:Yeah, yeah, Joe. You was a little young horse back then when you made it. Hey Joe, you buying that?
34:51Shannon Sharpe:All area, the all area team, go look it up. Guess who on there? Me and Ole Purvis Ellison. Y 'all ever heard of him? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know Big Purvis. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Y 'all look at Joe. Oh Joe, I don't look. I done got all big and muscular and top heavy now. But then your boy used to be silky with that thing now.
35:13Chad Johnson:That used to be silky with it. I ain't buying it. Hey, I need to see footage. Silky with it, Joe. I need to see footage.
35:19Shannon Sharpe:I can kind of believe. You didn't believe I scored 52, but it's in the Georgia Athletics. They said it, 52 points.
35:28Chad Johnson:I mean, y 'all ain't playing nobody. You ain't got no competition over there. What you playing? What's that, two A? I was a single A.
35:36Shannon Sharpe:Oh, yeah, single A, yeah. Single A. But if you go back and look at the top players, Herschel Walker, single A. Garrison Hurst, single A. George Rogers, single A. Shannon and Sterling Sharp, single A. Champ Bailey, single A. All those guys, top 10 players in Georgia high school football history.
36:00Chad Johnson:We talk about basketball. Y 'all just ain't okay.
36:04Shannon Sharpe:Ouch, I was like that. Three-time state champ in the triple jump. The best performance, the best triple jumper in the state of Georgia from Class A. We have 53 students graduate. 350 students in our whole high school. The best triple jumper in the state of Georgia came from a Class A high school.
36:23Chad Johnson:That was you?
36:26Shannon Sharpe:Best performance trophy, high point winner, most points accumulated at the state track meeting Class A. I got that trophy on my grandma's mantle. The best performance trophy my senior year. I got that trophy on my grandma's mantle.
36:41Chad Johnson:Show me how you triple jump real quick. Let me see.
36:44Shannon Sharpe:That's what got my knees messed up.
36:47Chad Johnson:You ain't passing them genetics down to your kids. None of your kids play sports.
36:51Shannon Sharpe:My kids ain't want to play no sports. Joe, you got to realize, when I was playing, my kids knew what their daddy did. They knew that thing. Your daddy would have caught that pass. My son said, daddy, later for that. My daddy said, but I ain't trying to hear all that. Hey, look, everybody ain't wild. Like people always compare me to my brother because I'm three years younger. Yeah. So he's a senior, I'm a freshman. I'm my brother's backup. Man, I get in the game, oh Joe Joe, them joker will block us down for me. Hey, that joker, he done came out of the game, he got a buck 50 on like 15 carries.
37:31Shannon Sharpe:they stopping me in the backfield. They're like, what the hell?
37:38Shannon Sharpe:I said, man, later for y 'all, later for y 'all. Let's go, y 'all. Nah, but me, boy, my sister used to get so mad. My sister said, Sheldon, you need to stop this. I said, stop what? Why you want to be like Spanky so much? You know, we call my brother Spanky. Nobody called him his real name, hell. I don't know. I don't think anybody's ever, I've never heard somebody in my family call him his real name. Everybody called him Spanky. He's been spanking since he's a little boy. And he was like, my brother, whatever my brother got, I got. My brother, I don't know if y 'all got, y 'all don't remember Bobby Danridge.
38:13Shannon Sharpe:Bobby Danridge, he won a championship in Milwaukee, but he also won a championship with the Bullets. And his nickname was Mr. Clutch. My brother got a shirt with Mr. Clutch. I went and got me one with Mr. Clutch on it. Everything, everything my brother did, I did. My son said, Sheldon, you need to be your own man. This is ridiculous. But what she didn't realize, and she tells me, I used to get so upset. That's who I wanted to be. I ain't idolized nobody else. The person that I want to be, I saw him every single day. That was it. That's what I wanted to be. So when people compared me, like some people shrink, I embraced it.
38:54Shannon Sharpe:Oh, y 'all don't think I'm going to be good? Oh, y 'all don't think I'm going to be good? Boy, you ain't going to be like your brother. Oh, boy, you ain't gonna be like your brother. I'm telling you, boy, your brother cold. Yeah, hey, hey, hey, hey. Because all his friends call him Sterling. Only people in the family call him spanking. Sterling, your little brother, man. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know, Sterling. Your brother. Your brother. Now, I couldn't run fast like he could because my brother ran like. Are you looking for support in your weight management journey? Zep Bound Terzepatide may be able to help.
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43:53Shannon Sharpe:10, 48, 100 meters?
43:56Chad Johnson:Oh, that's moving, boy. The boy kicking does, right?
43:58Shannon Sharpe:He run like 21, 21, 2, 21, 3, 200. Yo, he can run now. I couldn't run like that. Couldn't run like that. But I can. Ah! Get me on, Joe. Take that with you.
44:16Chad Johnson:Hey, Joe, he ain't got no support on the ball. He got his hands. He's shooting like this.
44:21Shannon Sharpe:Didn't I just tell you, Joe, what I tell him I do? That's to flip people off. Take that. You know what I'm doing? Oh, Joe, them jokers at Savannah State, they wanted me to play on the basketball team. They ain't have nobody on the basketball team that could outjump me. They ain't have nobody on the basketball team. Because guess what? When them guys graduated and they came and played in the mural, I cooked them all.
44:42Chad Johnson:Oh, yeah, in the mural, that's the best part when you're in college, boy.
44:47Shannon Sharpe:Cook them all. In the mural. Go to Savannah State and ask who got the most points in the intramural game, Joe. Dropped 48. In the intramural game? In the intramural game, 48. Oh, my goodness. Come on. Ask who got the championship game record in intramural. Shannon Sharp. The dude before me, they team lost. He dropped 40. I come back behind him. I dropped 41 with six minutes and left it sat down because we was up 28. I don't want to score no more. I could've got 50, but I thought that would've been unbecoming of me. I'm just rubbing it in. I ain't that type of guy.
45:22Chad Johnson:Yeah, they def. Hey, Joe. You can tell. You can tell. You ain't had intermutes when you was at, Ojo?
45:29Shannon Sharpe:Ojo can't play no damn basketball. Okay.
45:32Chad Johnson:Hey, Joe. I do everything, Joe. I do everything. I ain't really play no basketball, though. I'm going to whoop your ass.
45:42Shannon Sharpe:Anybody that went to Savannah State from 1986 to 1990, ask them what a team to beat. The Juice Crew All-Stars featuring Oh My Goodness. Who's Oh My Goodness? Juice Crew All-Stars featuring Oh My Goodness. Who's Oh My Goodness? I play no joke. I'm too big of a kid to be playing with like a kid. Hold on.
46:03Chad Johnson:Time out. Who is Oh My Goodness?
46:07Shannon Sharpe:You talking to him. because every time every time i did something they talk about oh my goodness y 'all better stop playing the juice crew all-stars featuring oh my goodness oh my goodness okay i'm gonna steal that yeah he's gonna steal that i like that oh i'm gonna see if i got that i'm gonna see if i can find it but i got a trophy i got robbed an mvp several years i should have I've never won MVP by like three years.
46:41Hey, would've been a mule.
46:44Shannon Sharpe:I'm like that Ocho for real though, for real though. I keep telling you Ocho, I was a better basketball player in high school than I was football. The only reason I played football because my brother played. That's the only reason. Man basketball was like that.
47:00Chad Johnson:Listen, I'ma need visual reference of all these wild accusations that you said you've done. Now, I don't know, I got a VCR. If you got some VHS tape, I need something. Joe, I was like that, Joe.
47:16Shannon Sharpe:I was like that. I was like that, Joe.
47:19Chad Johnson:Hey, what my Louis Vuitton ball at, man? Uh-oh.
47:25Shannon Sharpe:You ain't gonna get this, Joe. You ain't gonna beat me.
47:27Chad Johnson:I see, I know you talking about... Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, you look like - Hey, that rotation, Joe.
47:34Shannon Sharpe:Look at the rotation, Joe. Look at the rotation.
47:39Chad Johnson:Man, that man can't hoop, man.
47:44Shannon Sharpe:Hey, Joe, you ain't never felt that kind of power. This 255 solid. This 255 solid.
47:49Chad Johnson:Hey, I'm just making sure you keeping it clean for me. You taking care for me over there.
47:54Shannon Sharpe:Oh yeah, Joe. Yeah.
47:56Chad Johnson:Yeah, I'm gonna shoot your eyes out for that. Don't worry about that.
48:00Shannon Sharpe:What the, who say that? Never gonna get it, never gonna get it. Never gonna get it, woo woo woo woo.
48:08Chad Johnson:Yeah. Hey, put down a mean demonstration on you at Ochoa's. Yeah.
48:14Shannon Sharpe:Ochoa, I can't let you get the Louis Vuitton ball. Damn baby, like 200 of these. I'ma still have it on nightcap when we on.
48:22Chad Johnson:Don't worry about it, it's still gonna be in the picture.
48:24Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, I can't.
48:25Chad Johnson:Oh, it's just gonna be at your location. Yeah. I'm gonna put a little hook up there so it can sit right up in the... I got some stuff I'm doing, man. Yeah.
48:34Shannon Sharpe:Look, and I got the, what you call it? And I got the little case that came on.
48:37Chad Johnson:Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Joe, you in trouble, boy. You in trouble. Mean demonstration on you, boy. Hey, boy, you done bit off more than you could chew over here, boy. Oh, please. I'm telling you now. I already know what's going on, man. Listen, I'm telling you what's gonna happen is when I'm in front of you, whether it's on offensive defense, and you be like, God damn this old motherfucker quick as hell. You're going to be like, what the hell I done got myself into? I'm telling you now, you'll see.
49:08Shannon Sharpe:But I'm telling you, Joe, in the mural, they tell you. I shot the line. Hey, I dropped 48. Yeah. 48 record. Had a bunch, I mean, 30 was nothing. But that championship game, I was like, ain't no way, ain't no way I'm going to let no comments student had a record. An athlete's supposed to have that record in the intermural. If a basketball player would've got it, or another baseball or track athlete, okay, I'm cool with that. Ain't no common student finna get to have no intermural. And all the athletes, baseball, or basketball players that don't play no more, bro please, I've been him. Cause I told him, man, you can't play no basketball.
49:51Shannon Sharpe:I said, I'm telling you, man, you can't play no basketball.
49:55Chad Johnson:Hey, I still be giving these boys hell around here. You go to Lifetime over here in Sandy Springs, you're going to see Isle.
50:00Shannon Sharpe:Oh, you got that one up there by the perimeter, right outside the perimeter?
50:03Chad Johnson:We got balance and everything up there. I'm from winning championships in there. I'm housing cats around here. You hear me? I used to see them guys. That's the one I used to go to. I go to them. Hey, hey. It's some cats who can play, too. I'm talking about some of these cats straight out of college. They did four years. They got nice teams. Okay. Okay. It be some good runs up there. It be some good runs. Hey, Ocho, I see you with your round receiver crew. I'll route your ass up. Damn. Route your ass up. I see how you out there. I said, oh yeah, that boy ain't no way in there. He can guard me. Joe, Joe, don't do that.
50:38Chad Johnson:Boy, I'll run that tree up, boy. First off, I'll mosh you. That's nothing. Damn, Ocho. Hey, Joe. Yeah, look, look, look. Check him out. Oh, no. He think he's gonna, oh, what? Hey, play over, boy. Hey, strap. Watch this. Hey, Unk, I'm too quick. What, oh no. Where you going? Where you going? Give me that. You picked him, Ocho. Hey, Joe, this is what I ate. I see you. I'm strapping. Hey, Unk, Unk. You know, see, them boys still wet behind the ears. They ain't, you know, he know too much. He left too much room and Ocho just faded with him. You got to stack Ocho. You can't stack me. Look, look, look.
51:26Chad Johnson:Look, check him out. Check him out. Nothing. Nothing. I'm strapping them boys. And we ain't talking about anybody. Georgia, LSU, Texas, Florida, Ohio State. We got some of the best receivers out there. Man, the boys came to get some work. and you put the lock on them.
51:56Chad Johnson:Hey, that's all right, Ocho. Hey, all jokes aside, though, we got some good work today. We got some really, really good work today.
52:02Shannon Sharpe:It looks like y 'all got some good work out there.
52:03Chad Johnson:Yeah, some good work. So we back at it again at 10 in the morning. You know, we'd be doing two days. And we had to do the wide receiver workshop a little earlier this year because June and July, obviously we got the World Cup. Yeah. So last year, I did the wide receiver workshop in June, right before it's time for the players to go to camp. But I got to move it up this year, and that most of the receivers, they had OTAs. You know, they got them incentives. You got to find that sweet spot. Yeah. So next year, we'll be back. I had Deontay Johnson was there.
52:36Shannon Sharpe:You just got to find that sweet spot. This is an anomaly year, Ocho, because of the World Cup. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you got an anomaly year. But I still think June is the best time for you to have it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Once they get done with their minicamp, because their last training minicamp, before they get their six-week break, before they come back for training camp, I still believe the best time for you to have it is in June.
52:57Chad Johnson:Yeah. I had about four or five NFL receivers, and I had about maybe 11 college kids. I'm talking about Fennie B first-rounders. That's what's up, bro. We got young Bull from Ohio State. Jeremiah. No, not Jeremiah. Jeremiah, he got a little injury right now. Ennis. Oh, okay. Okay. Hey, he nice He need nice. He nice. He nice all them boys nice man. So I'm excited. I can't wait I can't wait tomorrow
53:24Shannon Sharpe:The Cavaliers did this piston fans dirty. Let's take out this video guys. Here we go Robert. So CC here we go What that
53:46Shannon Sharpe:You might want to give that back to the right. Aw, man. Come on, man. Ocho, do you even see it? Yeah, I saw. They had a weed blower. Yeah. And they was supposed to blow it in his eyes. And then it blew his toupee up. Yeah, they blew the toupee up. He need to go back to that barber, man. That thing got to be glued down a little tighter than that.
54:11Chad Johnson:Hey, what's wrong with him? Hey.
54:15Shannon Sharpe:But if you know, first of all, anything that blows, you know good well I ain't finna go out there and let that thing blow. Oh, nah, nah.
54:20Chad Johnson:If you know you got that on your head, nah. Hell nah.
54:23Shannon Sharpe:Man, you got that rug, oh no. Y 'all got me bit to it. Hell nah.
54:34Shannon Sharpe:Bro, and the thing is now, the internet forever. Yes, God. That thing forever. I don't care what you say. can you take this off and take that off? No. Can't get it off. So, hey, don't even put yourself in that situation because I'm telling you, only bad thing going to happen.
54:56Chad Johnson:Man. Oh, yeah. He was tripping.
55:06Shannon Sharpe:Wait in the water. What we got next? Wait. All right, it's time for PrizePix Play of Fade. Presented by PrizePix.
55:26Shannon Sharpe:Donovan Mitchell, more or less than 20 and a half field goal attempts. Wait, field goal attempts or points? Attempts. He's going to shoot the ball. if you say he's going to shoot more, he's going to shoot at least 21 times. If you say less, it's going to be 20 or less. After coming off that game, Monk, after coming off that game he just had,
55:50Chad Johnson:we had 43. Yes. 42, right? Something like that? Yeah.
55:54Shannon Sharpe:He had 43. 39 in the second half.
55:58Chad Johnson:Yeah, he's going to have to get up at least 21 of them times. Yeah. In order for them to win on the road, because it may not be like an efficient 20, but he's going to have to shoot that thing. He's going to have to get them up. He's going to get them FGAs up, baby. I say more.
56:14Shannon Sharpe:All right, we're going more. Duncan Robinson will have more or less than 1.5 field goals made. More. Three-pointers. More. So you're going to have at least two points. That'll be more. Less. You think you have more or less than a –
56:31Chad Johnson:I think he's going to have more than 1.5. He at home. Yes.
56:35Shannon Sharpe:Going at a subpar game.
56:37Chad Johnson:He's going to come out guns blazing.
56:40Shannon Sharpe:I agree. I think he's going to have at least two. That's all we need to win. Evan Mobley will have more or less than seven and a half rebounds.
56:50Chad Johnson:This one's here tricky.
56:52Shannon Sharpe:You sure will because he be ooh. Man, Joe, you remember this time that Joker had that one rebound?
56:59Chad Johnson:I know, man. That's why I say it's tricky. And they on the road. Damn. I'm going to say more, bro.
57:09Shannon Sharpe:Ocho, what you thinking? You thinking more or less?
57:11Chad Johnson:I think more. He ain't got no choice. You got to show up. You got to show up. You got to get on that glass, young boy. You got to.
57:20Shannon Sharpe:I sure want to say less, but I'm going to let y 'all pick. Did y 'all say more? We're going to go more. But Lord, Tobias Harris will have at least 18 and a half points, more or less.
57:31Chad Johnson:I'm going to say more because I think he understands stands in order for them to win, he got to produce offensively. Now, if it's efficient, great. If it's not, but he going to need at least 20 points for them to win.
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Shannon Sharpe, Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson, and Joe Johnson react to the Philadelphia 76ers parting ways with Daryl Morey. The Nightcap crew doesn't hold back, handing Morey a straight F for his tenure in Philadelphia — overpaying for Joel Embiid and Paul George while never once getting this team past the second round of the playoffs. Plus, the trio watch some tape from Ocho's Wide Receiver Workshop.
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