In short
NFLPA executive leadership turmoil, plus sports talk on Anthony Richardson’s QB performance, Damian Lillard’s Portland return, and a golf/YouTube rights controversy; ends with “Rough Draft,” “Dunk on Hunk,” and Q&A.
Guests
This episode is hosted by “Ocho” and “Unc” (no separate guest named in the transcript). “Ocho” and “Unc” discuss sports and respond to audience questions.
Key claims (NFLPA)
Lloyd Howell has resigned as NFLPA executive director. The hosts argue the NFLPA has been bargaining for “petty privileges” (e.g., practice rules, drug testing windows) instead of lifetime health benefits and guaranteed money, and criticize vetting/leadership continuity after Gene Upshaw.
Notable examples (NFL)
Anthony Richardson’s completion rate is debated (around 48–53% cited), with the claim that measurables/potential aren’t enough without results; Daniel Jones is contrasted as having better outcomes with weapons like Michael Pittman Jr., Josh Downs, and Jonathan Taylor.
Notable examples (NBA)
Damian Lillard returns to Portland on a reported 3-year, $45M deal with a player option and no-trade clause; he’s expected back in 26–27 after injury.
Notable examples (Golf)
YouTube creator Grant Horvath refuses a PGA Tour event because rules reportedly block filming/content creation.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOLloyd Howell Resigns from NFLPA
0:00 to 0:34
Discussing the implications of Lloyd Howell's resignation as NFLPA executive director.
“When you're moving like I do, you don't always get a lot of lead time.”
Lloyd Howell Resigns from NFLPA
2:11 to 4:49
Discussing the implications of Lloyd Howell's resignation as NFLPA executive director.
“Lloyd Howell just acknowledged his resignation as the NFLPA's executive director.”
Challenges for NFL Players
4:49 to 6:04
Exploring the struggles of NFL players beyond the star athletes.
“Look, we talk about it all the time, Ocho.”
Bargaining for Player Rights
6:04 to 10:10
The discussion revolves around what NFL players should be bargaining for.
“But a lot of times, Ochoa, if I don't get no benefit out of it, I don't really feel like helping nobody.”
Future of NFLPA Leadership
10:10 to 11:25
Debating potential candidates and the future leadership of the NFLPA.
“you know if in a regular job if you're on a regular nine to five and you get a divorce they get half your pension you don't think they finna take half of your nfl pension Boy, the devil is a liar.”
Future of NFLPA Leadership
12:20 to 12:46
Debating potential candidates and the future leadership of the NFLPA.
“Your away game road trip doesn't start at the kickoff.”
Future of NFLPA Leadership
12:51 to 13:21
Debating potential candidates and the future leadership of the NFLPA.
“When did we become the Lingo Kids house?”
Anthony Richardson Update
13:21 to 14:00
Latest news on Anthony Richardson's recovery and competition for the starting role.
“Choosing On Plus nicotine pouches over rough corners and edges.”
Anthony Richardson's Performance Analysis
14:00 to 18:40
A detailed discussion on Anthony Richardson's quarterback statistics and potential improvements.
“He reported experiencing soreness in the shoulder during the spring and missed the last two weeks of the club's off-season practices.”
Potential vs. Results in NFL Careers
18:40 to 25:05
Exploration of the balance between a player's potential and their actual performance in the NFL.
“Ocho, at 53%, this man got a scholarship to a D1, a power five D1.”
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Dame Lillard's Return to Portland
25:05 to 29:10
Insights into Dame Lillard's contract and prospects as he returns to the Trail Blazers.
“Oh, Joe, David Miller is returning to the Blazers.”
PGA Tour's YouTube Dilemma
29:11 to 30:36
Analysis of PGA Tour's restrictions on YouTube content and its impact.
“Unfortunately, I will not be playing in the PGA Tour event.”
Creating Content for Older Audiences
30:37 to 37:24
Conversation on the lack of content for older demographics and potential ideas.
“When it comes to YouTubers and streaming and allow them to do what they need to do, as long as it doesn't take away from the PGA Tour in itself, which it which it wouldn't.”
Creating Content for Older Audiences
37:25 to 38:43
Conversation on the lack of content for older demographics and potential ideas.
“To honor our country on its 250th birthday, this can of Copenhagen goes out to those defending the free American soil that our tobacco has taken root in for over two centuries and counting.”
Creating Content for Older Audiences
38:48 to 39:46
Conversation on the lack of content for older demographics and potential ideas.
“Moana and Elsa and Marvel's Spider-Man, all of them.”
Snacks That Slap at 2 A.M.
40:02 to 42:00
Lighthearted debate on favorite late-night snacks.
“Well, you, one thing about it, this, you ain't finna win this.”
Late Night Snack Preferences
42:00 to 44:12
Discussing their favorite late-night snacks and eating habits.
“candy now I don't want to pick a pacific candy but just candy in general damn mmm mmm I don't know fries french fries it's 2 o 'clock I'm sleep at 2 o 'clock in the morning.”
Spelling Bee Challenge
44:12 to 48:19
Engaging in a light-hearted spelling bee competition with humorous mistakes.
“Now I know epilepsy, it starts with an E.”
Trivia Time: Sports Edition
48:19 to 53:14
Participating in trivia questions about NFL and basketball, highlighting knowledge gaps.
“What was the record of the 1997 - 1998 Denver Nuggets?”
Hall of Fame Draft Picks
53:14 to 56:01
Discussing NFL draft selections and their Hall of Fame connections.
“The players that make up top five all-time three-point made list is Steph Curry, James Harden, Ray Allen, Damian Lillard, and Meg Thee Stallion's Klay Thompson.”
Draft Picks and Hall of Fame Inductees
56:01 to 1:00:52
Discussing notable draft picks and inductees into the Black College Football Hall of Fame.
“Terry Bradshaw joined the Steelers in 1970, the number one overall draft pick.”
Fears and Moving Experiences
1:00:53 to 1:03:12
Sharing personal fears and experiences related to moving, prompted by fan questions.
“Apache Hall said, Unc and Ocho, first and foremost, welcome back.”
Rookie Season Challenges
1:03:13 to 1:09:08
Discussing the challenges of learning a playbook during the rookie season in the NFL.
“the exact same thing that john kittner did for his alma mater lincoln high school in Tacoma Washington.”
Transcript
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2:11Shannon Sharpe:Ocho, we got breaking news. Lloyd Howell just acknowledged his resignation as the NFLPA's executive director. Remember, he came after D. Smith. Demar, yeah. Well, can I, hey, Unc, what you think about me? Put my name in the hat because I will represent the players right. I will represent, I will fight tooth and nail for what we deserve. Matter of fact, in the first thing, the first order of business, if I was the NFLPA president, okay, first thing I'm going to do is I'm standing on the table. I don't know who I need to talk to, but we want lifetime health benefits. that's number one convince them 1500 guys that you that you that you're trying to get them to go in the right direction that you're going to strike to do it i can get them hey one thing about it what you don't want to do is put me in front of today's nfl players because you know they're gonna side with me every time they're gonna side with you as long as it don't come to money oh i'm the one like they don't they don't side with me uh when it comes to money too because they understand when I put that suit on and for one the Ocho you get on nightcap and the person you get in person when it comes to business like that that Chad, them two completely different niggas.
3:30Oh, I mean, I'm sorry. Yeah. My bad. Hey, that's two that's two completely different people because now we talk about business. I ain't playing I don't play when it comes to business. I got two sides I got a light switch. bitch. I know when to turn it on. I know when to turn it off.
3:50Shannon Sharpe:After reading, it was going to be hard for him because he had a consultation job that used to work for the NFL. I mean, how you have a consultation job, you work for the NFL and then you become the NFL. That's crazy, huh? Hold on. I mean, did they not vet this? Let's start there. They voted. The PA committee voted. Are they really for us? I don't know who they're for. That's why they need somebody like me. You need, you need. It ain't been the same since Gene. Rest his soul. Gene Upshaw was the best one.
4:33Yeah, that should be me, man. That should be me.
4:37Shannon Sharpe:And then you hear about the collusion, and then you hear about the lost cases, about how they're telling the players they need to fake injuries or to hold in. You go there and you get your money. It's just a mess right now. Listen, I get it together. I get everybody in line. I play around all the time. It's hard. Look, we talk about it all the time, Ocho. It's like you want to get things, but like I said, it's hard because maybe only 50 guys making the money. And the other 1450, like, bro, we need this. it's the 50 guys that in two paychecks have secured their family for the rest of their life you know Lamar Jackson is cool Patrick Mahomes cool Burrell those top quarterbacks those top defenders those top receivers those top dvs but what about the guys that's never going to make that kind of pay for Ocho yeah what about the guys because the average length because we talk about a guy you say you played against Joe Flacco but the average length of an NFL player still only three years so what about the guy that's only going to be in there three years you think he You worried about something that's going to happen in 2030?
5:43Shannon Sharpe:20, 35? Hell no. If I got in 2025, hell, I'm talking about 25, 26, 27. That's what I'm worried about. I ain't worried about 30 and 35. Because guess what? I probably ain't going to be around to enjoy it. And so that's the mindset the guys are dealing with. I understand it. Even if I don't sometimes always agree with it, sometimes you have to take a stand. But a lot of times, Ochoa, if I don't get no benefit out of it, I don't really feel like helping nobody. I ain't like that I'm not like that either but I'm just saying there are a lot of people are yeah what's it Ocho how many times did somebody say what's in it for me and then that's another reason that's another reason Ocho what do I get out of this that's another reason this is perfect why I would be perfect for that position because there's nothing that I need there's nothing that I need that I don't already have I'm going to fight for the players that ain't making the big money I'm going to make sure you get what you need for one I told you what I'm starting with first we will lock out and we will strike and the owner we want lifetime health benefits well you get to strike the owners lock you out you can't lock out hey listen yeah you go strike that's fine the owner they want to play hardball we'll play hardball but you have to understand they're fighting for the wrong things they're fighting oh uh we don't want two of their practices uh you know what i don't want to wear pads but x amount of times during the regular season see they bargaining see the thing is the players are bargaining for petty privileges oh we we want the weed we want the nanogram you think they really give a damn about y 'all smoking weed no absolutely not y 'all bargaining for things they wanted to give y 'all anyway they're like hey if he gonna play i don't care about him smoking no weed and you bargain that oh but guess what i can smoke now they only test this amount of time you're bargaining for petty privileges that don't even matter you ain't bargaining you ain't trying to get no lifetime health benefit you ain't trying to get away done with that franchise tag you're not trying to get away from getting a guaranteed money you bargaining for practice time you got no double no uh two a days in training camp no uh you can only have so many padded practices during the course of the year.
8:03Shannon Sharpe:That's what y 'all bargain. Y 'all bargain weed. Why they need somebody like me. That's why they need somebody like me. Coach, you're dealing with grown men. What you mean, like you? So let me ask you a question. Did those guys, how many times did they come around and tell y 'all about DUIs? What did it stop? The people still don't drink. And listen, the funny thing. Thank you. And see, it's hard. My black ass don't drink no alcohol. I've never been in that situation but them boys, them young bulls them linemen you see how you think it Ocho? and think about it Ocho think about what you just said you say well I don't drink guys that's making money say well hey I ain't worried about lifetime benefits because I'll be able to pay for them myself there are a lot of guys when the free agency first happened with the Reggie White settlement man I got a million dollars I buy my own health insurance okay that sounds good you talking real big now in that moment give it a couple of years you also you also 26 there ain't a whole lot of 26 years 26 year old that need medical what happens when you get 46 56, 66 76 if you're fortunate enough.
9:32Shannon Sharpe:Then what? When you're not making a million dollars. Now, making a million dollars is fine. You get married. You get divorced. She takes half of it. She also takes half of your pension. That's what happened?
9:54She get the pension, huh?
9:57Shannon Sharpe:Half of it. What about the 401k? half of that's pension half of it you sure let me do let me do my homework you can do all the homework you want i'm absolutely 100 percent you know if in a regular job if you're on a regular nine to five and you get a divorce they get half your pension you don't think they finna take half of your nfl pension Boy, the devil is a liar. And more times than not, if you somebody, guess where your kids go to school? Private. How are you going to continue to fund that? And pay for it. It might be$5 ,000 a child. It might be$2 ,500 a child. But what happens when you don't have that money coming in and there's only money going out?
10:47See? Now you see why I'm so thankful for those that have kids from? Ain't had no problems.
10:55one band one standing so a lot of times we don't we don't think nobody ever think it's
11:00Shannon Sharpe:going to happen like i said you don't think it's going to happen to us but that's the breaking news lloyd howell is out at nfl pa executive director uh after reading everything that i was reading i was like i don't know how he's no way to this who who is he going to be able to talk and stand in front of after that. My point exactly. You have no choice but to resign. As a matter of fact, I feel bad for whoever goes next in his place. Well, he easy to follow. Ain't no way that somebody coming in after him is going to be worse than him. No. You should have gave Troy Vincent that job. I'm not sure.
11:43I mean, Troy might not have wanted it. He might have wanted to stay. He don't want it now. No, they gave it to DCL.
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13:53Shannon Sharpe:Anthony Richards' shoulder is reportedly believed to be recovered from the setback. A.R. underwent season-ending surgery on his AC joint in his rookie season of 2023. He reported experiencing soreness in the shoulder during the spring and missed the last two weeks of the club's off-season practices. he's in an open competition to be the coach starter with Daniel Jones AR completed just 48 % of his passes in 24 1 ,810 yards, 8 touchdowns and 12 interceptions he also rushed for 499 yards and 6 touchdowns Ocho, I saw something today, I don't know if it's true but they showed his numbers from the time he was a quarterback in high school 9th grade, 10th, 11th, and at Florida what happened?
14:44Shannon Sharpe:Ocho, he ain't never been a Marxist. He's a 40, 50 % completion guy. We can approve that though, huh? We can approve that. Guess what he is in the NFL. What's that? Talk to me. His completion percentage is lower than Tebow's. Tebow's is 47%. 47 %? What's his? Yep. is that good not but did you hear what i just said i said we can improve that do you know who has to do it though i'm trying to figure that he can who got who got to do it he got to do that he got to want to do it yes i want to improve you got to want to put the work in so let me ask you a question from his freshman year to his sophomore year did he want to improve i don't know um didn't okay from sophomore year to junior year did he want to improve from his junior year to his senior year okay let's go see you're the freshman year in college i got a question for you have his number have his numbers changed yet and got increasingly better in any of those times you just no they have not ash can you find that can we find that and put that up on put that up as a graphic i i we might need to have some time to vet it i meant i meant to send that.
16:04Shannon Sharpe:I meant to send that to you. Hey, was you trying to be funny? Was his percentage, his thorn percentage really below Tim Tebow? Yes. Also, he said 48 % last year. In today's game, if you're not at least 60%, you're not good. It's not like it was. I remember when 55%, 57 % was good because of the way they allowed the defenses to play. with the way they protect the quarterback, the way they protect the receiver, and you complete less than 50%. Oh, let me ask you a question. If you caught 48 % of the balls, how long would you think you'll be a receiver in the NFL?
16:49I'm just dying. You laughing. I ain't laughing at you. Seriously. 48 %? I might make it past three years.
16:59Shannon Sharpe:If you caught 48 % of the balls, you might make it past three games. You ain't making it three years catching 48 % of the balls. That ain't happening.
17:12Shannon Sharpe:You got to fix it.
17:19Shannon Sharpe:Ocho, in high school, his completion percentage was 53%. In college, his completion percentage was 55%. In the NFL, his completion percentage was 53%. It's 51%. He's going to scale back a little bit. He's going to scale back a little bit. Now, do we attest any of these percentages to injury? Do you realize what – now, you know what he's throwing to him. And we talked about this the other day, what he's throwing to him. Michael Pittman Jr. Okay. Alex Pierce. Pierce? Yeah. And what's the other guy's name? We got Jonathan Taylor back there. Who on the other side of Michael Pittman Jr.? Is it Downs?
18:06Shannon Sharpe:Josh Downs? What's the other receiver name? Not Josh. Damn. Who is the other receiver? Chad, who's the other receiver on the other side of Michael Pittman Jr.?
18:25Josh Downs. Josh Downs. Michael Pittman Jr. It was Josh Downs. Alex. Yes. Yeah, I was right. I was right. But they got there.
18:35Shannon Sharpe:And he got Jonathan Taylor in the back field. Hey, you know how easy that is? Your mic, Ocho. Oh, it was too low?
18:46Bro,
18:48Shannon Sharpe:I'm trying to, hold on. Yeah. Ocho, at 53%, this man got a scholarship to a D1, a power five D1. Hey, have you seen Anthony Richardson in person? What you mean? How? Your mic. Tell Ochoa's mic is out. You can't hear me?
19:13Hey, you hear me now? Hello? No. I know I went tripping. Your earphones going dead, huh? Chad. Chad, can you hear me, Chad?
19:32Shannon Sharpe:At some point in time, it's just not about potential. Potential is not going to get it done. Potential just means you haven't done anything yet. At some point in time, Anthony Richardson is going to have to take advantage of that 6 '4", 244-pound frame that's running 4 '5". Those are good measurables. But I can't win a championship with measurables. I win games with results. and those results aren't happening now. Hey, I wish. Yeah, the whole checker hit me. You're the only one who can't hit me. I think they went dead.
20:14Did you charge them up? You don't need them. You can hear me. Can you hear me now? Yeah, I'm back.
20:22Shannon Sharpe:Maybe it was my headphones. I'm back. I'm back. We back. No, I was saying, Ocho, at some point in time, potential just means you haven't done anything yet. At some point in time, I can't win with potential. I have to win with results. And the results that he's given me, I can't win with that. It's just not good enough to be 6 '4", 240, running 4 '5". You know what? That's not good enough. That doesn't win me anything. It doesn't. And I think for him, I think the light, the light, it should have went on. Whenever you saw, okay, they signed Daniel Jones. They gave him one year,$14 million, and I'm still here.
20:58The light should have went on. It should have clicked. With great understanding, if he at some point takes my spot and he's given that position, when we do have that quarterback battle, the chances of me getting another job as a starting quarterback in the NFL,
21:14Shannon Sharpe:it's going to be very slim. Ocho, the team had a meeting. They called you into a meeting. They said, bro, you got to stop coming in late and leaving early. Really, Ocho, at the quarterback? Ocho, that tells you, this early in my career, if I've got to have that conversation with my quarterback, it ain't going to be long, Ocho. Let's not fool ourselves. You know that I know. You played the game long enough. I played the game long enough. And we both played at a high level. Damn, you don't. Why should, Ocho, you should be, bro, this is a lifelong dream. You're playing in the NFL. And I've got that.
21:56Shannon Sharpe:We got to have a meeting and say, Ocho, remember they suspended the dude because he took himself out of the game. And you think they really had to have a meeting about him leaving too early? Man, you heard Michael Pittman Jr. sit on our stage and tell us that at the Super Bowl, Ocho. You talk about really. Damn. You think he don't want it no more? You think he don't have the same hunger? I don't know what it is. He don't have the hunger or the drive? All I know is that they drafted him on potential. And at no point in time has he ever lived up to the potential that they said, not in high school, not in college, and not in the pros.
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22:31Shannon Sharpe:It's really that simple. I'll tell you one thing, and this is no disrespect to Daniel Jones. We saw a nice symbol size of Daniel Jones in New York. Now, he might look a little better because what he's surrounded by in Indianapolis. You got Jonathan Taylor back there, stretch left. Stretch right. You got Michael Pittman Jr., Josh Downs, and Alex Pierce. Them boys ain't no effing slouches. So Daniel Jones looked much better if given the opportunity to be the quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts. Guess who else had those exact same weapons? Jonathan Taylor in the backfield, Josh Downs, Alex Pierce, Michael Pittman Jr.
23:12Shannon Sharpe:Can you tell the people that's listening or the people that's watching or word of mouth that's going to get passed along, who else had those exact same weapons? Anthony Richardson.
23:26He had those weapons and he's completing 51 passes.
23:31Shannon Sharpe:And Jonathan Taylor's running the air out of the football. I mean, we don't talk. Look, because Saquon and Derrick Henry had unbelievable rush seasons, we forget that Jonathan Taylor is still him. Absolutely. Absolutely. He's in that conversation. When we talk about top five running backs, he should still be in that conversation. But here we put, wait, hold on. Hold on. We got Josh Jacobs, Derrick Henry, Christian McCaffrey. And he only 26 years of age. Am I missing somebody? Oh, last year. He had 1 ,400 yards, 11 touchdowns. Wait, he had 1 ,400? At 23, he was injured. He only had 169 rush yards.
24:19So that was Richardson's first year.
24:22Shannon Sharpe:But Richardson got hurt too, so that don't really count. Damn.
24:30I hope Anthony Richardson get it together, whatever it may be. I'm not in there. I'm not in there, but just players like that, I would love to see them succeed. I would love to see them take it serious. I would love them to live out their childhood dreams and not just make a team based on potential or looking like you got it. Having that it factor based on measurables that have nothing to do with winning games. I hope whatever's going on with Anthony Richardson, I just want to see him succeed. I would love to see him succeed.
25:01Shannon Sharpe:But you can't want something more for him than he wants it for himself. Yeah, you're right. You're right. You're right. Oh, Joe, David Miller is returning to the Blazers. three years,$45 million, will include a player option for 27-28 and a no-trade clause. Is it better the second time around? My therapist always told me when you break up with your ex, you never spend a block. Because whatever you left for the first time, it is sure to arrive the second time. I'm not sure if that's the same. It goes the same in basketball. But maybe the rekindling of the relationship between Damian Lillard and the Portland Trailblazers may be different this time.
25:49It may be. I love Damian. He's been a joy to watch over the years. I'm excited for him. I'm hoping he gets back healthy to full strength where he can be the same Damian Lillard we're used to seeing before. It's a dope situation. I'm glad the Trailblazers open their arms and were willing to let him come back. So that's dope.
26:18Shannon Sharpe:Damon Lillard found out that nobody was going to love him like Portland. Even going to Milwaukee and teaming up, you know, because it's not that big of a deal. I guarantee you, if Giannis had to ask Milwaukee, could he train? Could he rehab outside? It would have been no problem. but Dame doesn't have the same cachet in Milwaukee as he had in Portland. And that's what guys need to understand. They're never going to love you as much as they do where you're originally from.
26:53Damn, that's a good one.
26:56Shannon Sharpe:He's not going to play this year. So the first time we're going to probably see Dame on the court is 26, 27. And then because he has that no trade, he has no trade cloud. and he had a player option 27-28. So we're not going to see Dane until the 26-27 season. Damn. That's crazy. But I'm glad he went home. I mean, I think the thing is that Dane wanted an opportunity to play for a championship, and he realized that he wasn't going to play for it there. And, you know, he's like, okay, I got to move. You know, he wanted to do a Kevin Garnett. Kevin Garnett was loyal to the soil until he finally realized he wasn't.
27:33Shannon Sharpe:And then he said, okay, you can trade me. and he went to Boston and he won one and he came close to winning another. He lost game seven to the Lakers. And Dame wanted a very similar situation. I think Dame stayed too long, but he didn't go to where he wanted to go. He wanted to go to Miami, and Miami didn't want to give up the assets to get him. So he had to go detour. And it didn't work out. I didn't think it was going to work out, and it didn't. But, hey, he got an opportunity. And like I said, a lot of times, don't you know, when these guys move, ain't no guarantee you're going to win a chip, even if you go pair with another great player.
28:09Yeah, that's unfortunate. That's crazy. But I'm glad they did open their arms and they're willing to let him come back.
28:16Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, his family's there. His kid's there. I think he got three boys. His ex-wife still lives there. He wanted to be close to them. His family still is there. And so it's a no-brainer to me. Milwaukee still owe him a boatload of money They bought him out They bought him out or cut him I don't know, whatever the case may be But they still owe him$110,$150,$120 million And he gets another, you know Three years at$45 million So another$15 million a year I like it But hopefully he heals up and be ready to go because I want to see Dame, the old Dame Lillard, out there in 26, 27.
29:06Yep.
29:07Shannon Sharpe:Dame time. What are we talking about? Ocho, Golf YouTube megastar Grant Horvath announced that he was refusing an offer to play in the PGA's Tour Barracuda Championship after the tour made it clear he would not be allowed to create YouTube content from the experience. Unfortunately, this is what he tweeted. Unfortunately, I will not be playing in the PGA Tour event. The rules and regulations around the PGA Tour tournament will not allow us to film. The only reason I was in position to receive the invitation like this was because of YouTube. And you're all watching the videos. So if I'm going to play, we want to film it.
29:47Shannon Sharpe:And I'm hopeful this won't always be the case. I would be honored to play a PGA Tour event and bring y 'all along for the future. Huge thanks, huge thanks, you, to the Barracuda for the invite and the belief in YouTube golf. That's pretty dope. A great opportunity, obviously, being able to expand the brand, PGA, to a different audience, a broader audience, a younger audience. I think maybe they don't understand that yet. I think it's similar to the NFL. Back when I was playing Unc, when they had so many rules, where they didn't see the vision. They didn't see the vision long term. I think this was a great opportunity for the PGA to continue to grow the game of golf and bring in a different type of audience to their game.
30:31You know, YouTubers. And I mean, that's that's that's the world that we're in right now. That's the world that we're in right now. So I think they should have allowed to be a little bit more lenient and embrace the era that we're in now. When it comes to YouTubers and streaming and allow them to do what they need to do, as long as it doesn't take away from the PGA Tour in itself, which it which it wouldn't.
30:56Shannon Sharpe:you see the nfl a lot of events what do they have drewski
31:04Shannon Sharpe:castanet different audience different eyes aiden ross you see those are the those are the gen z those are the people that okay those are eyeballs yeah come on golf i understand y 'all have you know etiquette and all that other stuff. Put your eye, please. But again, it's all about continue to go in the game. You want eyeballs. Yeah. This guy can provide them for you. Hey, you know what we should do before you go on to the next thing? You see how you see? Huh? Can you hear me? I want to think about something, right? So you know you have Kai Sinet, right? You got Druski. Yeah. You have Aiden Ross and, you know, them fellas.
31:50Speed. Who's the other one? speed oh yeah i show speed yeah you got speed right how come we don't have nobody that's doing that type of content but for the older folks like stuff we like to do and it's recording what all the folks creating content ocho what all the folks that's the point we don't have one that's where i come in okay go ahead okay i'm gonna do what all the folks gonna sit around and watch somebody play video games wait a minute let me finish like let me cook let me cook if if kai could do it if droski could do it and speed can do it that i can do it for things for people my age
32:35Shannon Sharpe:ain't nobody sitting around watching people think that's ridiculous your age who's sitting around watching other people play play a video game which i said would be do you do it do you sit around and watch people play video games yeah on my on my twitch yeah i I watch. You watch. You play video games. I'm asking you, do you sit down and watch Kassanet stream? Do you watch Aiden Ross? Do you watch ICO Speed? Do you do that? Okay, then. His fame as a YouTube creator is Landon Hill in his spot on the tour. His involvement in the Barracuda would have increased TV ratings and interest in the sport, thereby increasing sponsor value of the tournament.
33:14You see, Ocho, if you sit down and think about it, you're like,
33:17Shannon Sharpe:you know what? people my age, they ain't sitting around and watching nobody do that. They don't like prank people your age and my age. They don't like no pranks. They don't watch. They're not finna watch nobody just like, okay, so what do I do? That's what the younger generation do. And that's the demo sponsors and advertisers are trying to appeal to. They have eyeballs. I got eyeballs too. And we can. Yeah. But like I said, you said you want to appeal to that. i didn't say that demographic i said basically it's 45 to 54. our demographic like do the stuff we like to do okay so what are you hold on kai speed aiden they create content okay so what content are you going to create for the 45 to 54 you ready you listen to me yep i'm going to create content at the cigar bar.
34:13Do what? Jazz. Cigar rolling. Going salsa dancing. Parachuting without the parachute.
34:29Shannon Sharpe:Chat, do y 'all think that's a good idea? Do you think the demographic the 45 to 54 and the 54 to 65 do you think that demographic would be interested Elcho doing this. Tell him, chat. Okay, we're finna see. Go ahead. What's the movie with the baseball movie, Build It and They Will Come? Feel the Dreams. There we go. Build It and They Will Come. Listen, stay with me real quick. That is a lane that has not been touched. We got all the young bulls. All the young bulls, they having fun. They having fun. Ocho, people in your demographic are not on their phone like that. In this era, man, shoot, everybody on their phone.
35:18I think me and you need to create something. Me and you, I'm going to buy the backpack. Listen, hey, Jordan, Jordan's going to be the cameraman. We're going to buy the... I'm going to let you have that. No, you're going to do it too. The backpack is only 30K. It's only 30K. So we're going to stream everything we do for 24 hours straight. Nah, I'm good. Nah, you finna do it. You ain't gonna have no choice.
35:46Shannon Sharpe:Ocho, that's your labor of love. I'm gonna show up to your house and you ain't gonna have no choice. Then what you gonna do? See, I'm not passionate about that. That's what you're passionate about. So if you're passionate about it, do it. He gonna do it. Nah, I'm not gonna do it. I ain't gonna lie to you. That ain't what I'm passionate about. You know what? see this is what makes it so perfect you're not passionate about it and the fact that you don't want to do it is what's gonna make it so great boom we got a show
36:16Shannon Sharpe:things only things only work when you're passionate about doing them because you don't look at it as being you don't look at it as being work you don't look at it as being monotonous you're like oh boy it's like people people that go to their job oh man i gotta go to this job again because that they're doing something that they don't really love they don't really love all right you're gonna be so if you love it you're passionate about it that's how you know i'd be on camera doing crazy anyway just in just in general well cool ocho what's stopping me what's stopping me the goddamn damn backpack costs 30 grand okay you invest in you right no i ain't got no cameraman who the hell gonna run the camera you hire yeah how you gonna know if he good or not and what if he don't know how to work that goddamn backpack hey that's what you do you it's the same thing ocho you know how to hire people you hire people you interview people you says okay this is what i'm looking for what what what is your expertise how long have you been doing it
37:22hey somebody in the chat just said they got content for our age group it's called hgtv
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40:01Shannon Sharpe:You see, today is prompt by the top five snacks that slap at 2 a.m. Oh, hey, listen. Well, you, one thing about it, this, you ain't finna win this. No, cause I ain't up at 2 a.m., so I don't know what slap. sleep done slapped me so I'm out
40:22Shannon Sharpe:absolutely right Ocho this is the part this is why it's so important to date to date women with kids because in order to know what's slapped at 2am you have to have someone that has kids because you'll never know what's slapped unless they have fucking food in the pantry and single women never have food in the pantry so you never know what's slapped at 2am if you're dating somebody that don't have no kids but anyway come on let's go
40:49you are first what i'm choosing from
40:54the snacks that you say slap it to a.m what shoot number one capri suns we're gonna start there capri suns that's number one
41:09Shannon Sharpe:I'm going to go chips. Chips? At 2 a.m.? Listen to what I'm saying. Ocho, snacks. That slap at 2 a.m. Snacks. You ready? You ready? Yes. Capri Sun. Second snack. Okay. That's yours. Okay, go to number two. Lunchables. Take the kids' Lunchables.
41:34um pizza
41:39okay my third one is cereal cereal and i'm speaking from experience that's where i'm going with this so you understand tacos
41:53i figure they drunk they i figure at 2 a.m on y 'all they drunk um candy now I don't want to pick a pacific candy but just candy in general
42:11damn
42:12Shannon Sharpe:mmm mmm
42:23Shannon Sharpe:I don't know fries french fries it's 2 o 'clock I'm sleep at 2 o 'clock in the morning. I'm normally sleep at 10 p.m. Damn. I can't remember the last time I've been up at 2 a.m.
42:42Shannon Sharpe:If I'm up at 2 a.m., I'm mad. I don't want to eat nothing. Damn. Oatmeal pies, Lil' Debbie's. Should I go specifics? Zingers. Strawberry shortcake. Mm-hmm.
43:10What you got? I'm thinking of...
43:17Oatmeal pies. Oatmeal pies. Oatmeal pies. Yeah.
43:25Shannon Sharpe:I'm going honey buns. ain't nobody eating no honey bun nah well yeah you could give him 12 seconds in the microwave
43:35oh Swiss rolls
43:43Shannon Sharpe:that's it all I know is y 'all can tell I don't be up at that time of the night I don't be eating I don't really be eating after like 7 o 'clock 7 o 'clock you don't eat after 7 o 'clock not really
43:59Shannon Sharpe:unless i go out and i ain't really going out so no man see that's what see that's what we need we need to we need to catch that type of stuff on on camera no we don't all right now it's time for for your segment ocho now it's time for spell oh you ain't tell me we're spelling tonight i would have got a haircut that's all right where you where your head at i don't i don't even know where my hat's at man all right ocho your first word is silhouette the dark shape and outline of someone or something visible against a lighter background especially in dim light silhouette s-i-l-h-o-u E-T-T-E I know it is You thought you were going to trip me up with the first one I told you 1987 Spelling Bee Champ out of Liberty City That was me The next word paraphernalia Miscellaneous articles Especially the equipment needed for a particular Activity paraphernalia P-A-R-A Now this is where it gets tricky Because I don't know if it's a F or a P paraphernalia matter of fact I think it's a P because I know paraphernalia if I'm not mistaken I saw it in the dictionary when it comes to talk about illegal substances paraphernalia P-A-R-A P-H-E nope that don't even sound right hold on work with me work with me paraphernalia Phenelia P-H A E Phenel N-E-L-I-A I don't know It's probably wrong P-A-R-P-H-E-R-N-A-L-I-A I went too far off Yeah Hieroglyphics Hieroglyphics A character used in a system of pictorial writing, particular, that form used in ancient Egypt.
46:16Oh, this is easy. Hyroglyphics? H-Y-R-O. Glyphics. Glyph. Glyph. Glyph. G-Y or G-L? Glyph. Glyph. Now, I know it's tricky, too. I know it's going to be tricky. Glyphics. Hyro. H-Y-R-O. G-L. Y. Glyphics. p-h-i-c-s h-i-e-r-o-g-l-y-p-h-i-c-s hieroglyphics what did that that's what i just said please tell me that's not what i just said you said you the y is i oh so i because so you couldn't just give me that because i put an i instead of y epilepsy a disorder which a nerve cell activity
47:10Shannon Sharpe:in the brain is disturbed causing seizures. Epilepsy. Okay. Now that's a difficult one. Now I know epilepsy, it starts with an E. I know that part. E-P-E-P-A-L-E-P-E-P-I-L -E-P-S-Y. Epilepsy. Damn. My bad. The last word. Gnome. A legendary dwarfish creature supposed to guard the earth's treasures underground. G-N-O-M-E?
47:55G-N-O-M-E. Yeah, I know that from the video game. Yeah.
48:05Shannon Sharpe:Use two for five. no actually listen you could have you could have given me that one but uh what was it where i put a i a y instead of i you weren't close you were you you was off way off even after even after the y in the eye you was off all right ocho now it's time for dunk okay okay here we go here we go here we go. Dunk on hunk. Dunk on hunk.
48:28Yeah. Yeah. You ready? Yep. Okay. You won your first Super Bowl in 1997. What was the record of the 1997 - 1998 Denver Nuggets? I don't know that. What you mean you don't know that?
48:50Shannon Sharpe:No.
48:54You don't want to give a guess? Nope. All right. We're going to go to the next one. You 0 for 1. You ready? How many receptions and receiving TDs does John Elway have in his career?
49:08Shannon Sharpe:How many receiving TDs? How many receptions and receiving TDs? I don't know that. Come on, Unc. You're not even trying. Because you asking me stuff. That ain't no trivia. What is it? Oh, what's the? How many games did the Nuggets win in 1997? Okay, but I asked you, your quarterback, how many receptions and receiving yards did John Elway have in his career? Bro, John was there eight. John was there. Hold on. John was there eight years before I got there. I will say he had
49:51Shannon Sharpe:six receptions, two touchdowns. I mean, listen, he had three receptions, 11 TDs. How do you have 11 TDs on three catches, Ocho? No, I'm saying, how many receptions did he receive in TDs have in his career? You said he had three receptions and 11 TDs. How can you have 11 TDs on three receptions? He ran them in, huh? He ran them in. Ocho Receiving touchdowns mean you caught the ball You said how many receptions And how many receiving touchdowns did he have Oh shoot You said three receptions and 11 touchdowns Huh? Oh that's one TD Oh my bad Yeah don't worry about Ocho Go ahead No I'm reading it wrong Chad y 'all see what I'm up against Y 'all see what I'm up against, Chad.
50:48I told y 'all I got one good eye. It's three receptions, one TD. My bad, my bad. Well, look at it with the good eye. Okay, you ready? Yes. Whose NFL MVP stats are these? 4 ,944 passing yards, 38 touchdowns, and 117.1 passer rating.
51:16What was it now? 4 ,900 yards? 4 ,944 passing yards. 38 touchdowns and a passer rating of 117. How many touchdowns? 38 touchdowns. Okay.
51:42Wow. Matt Ryan. You know what? You good. You good. you got that right you got that right it was matt ryan matter of fact matt ryan in 2016 that is the year for those stats okay oh you thought you're gonna slip what pass okay you thought you're gonna slip what pass up listen you got one right you got what oh here you go oh now you after you get too wrong now you want to dial up okay here we go name the players that make top five all-time three-point made list. Name the five players that make the top three-pointers of all time.
52:25Shannon Sharpe:That's not that hard. Steph Curry, Ray Allen, Reggie Miller.
52:43Shannon Sharpe:Ooh. We. These guys still playing.
53:05Shannon Sharpe:Cal Corbin. James Harden Dane. I don't know. The answer you were looking for. The players that make up top five all-time three-point made list is Steph Curry, James Harden, Ray Allen, Damian Lillard, and Meg Thee Stallion's Klay Thompson. Wow. So Klay done passed Reggie. Absolutely, young. Where you been at? Damn. All right. You ready? Hold on. Where we at? Yep. One, two, three, four. All right. You ready? Yeah. Which three NFL draft pick selections are tied for the most Hall of Famer selected at seven inductees?
53:58Repeat what you said again. Which three NFL draft pick selections are tied for the most Hall of Famer selected at seven inductees? Wait, am I supposed to read these? the draft class
54:25oh oh oh okay I'm reading it just had it right off the deck so what selection so
54:44Oh, okay. I get it now. I get it. I get it.
55:01Oh, yeah. I think number one overall is one.
55:14because they got OJ, Elway, Manning, Bradshaw, Aikman.
55:30Shannon Sharpe:I want to say Starback was the number one draft pick, but he went to the military. Who else? Eli's not in the hall yet. which three draft pick selections are tied to the most Hall of Famers selected? So you're asking which selection... Has the most Hall of Famers. Is it the number one overalls? Is it the two overalls? I'm going to say number one. Is it number one? Ash, would it be the number one? Or yes?
56:15oh okay okay this is the good one right here yeah it's three that are tied so so how many is it number one right number one has Earl Campbell John Elway, Steve Young Bruce Smith Troy Aikman, Orlando Pace Peyton Manning so that's what seven and Terry Bradshaw
56:42Shannon Sharpe:with the number one overall draft pick and I think it was 1970 did I say Terry no so what's that that's eight people then
56:58all right we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna let you have that one we're gonna let you have that one but Terry Bradshaw was selected number one overall
57:05Shannon Sharpe:hold on let me look this up I'm almost certain that he was. Nah, Ash, we not giving him that. Uh-uh, he didn't get it right. He won for four. I'm winning tonight.
57:27Shannon Sharpe:Terry Bradshaw joined the Steelers in 1970, the number one overall draft pick. Go ahead, Ocho. You ready? Okay, this is a good one. you should know this you should know this name three of the inductees of the 2024 black college football hall of fame class man i didn't know they had the class yet what you mean it's 20 no we in 2025
57:55Shannon Sharpe:man
58:09Shannon Sharpe:Oh, my goodness. Oh, I ain't even know some of these. Huh? I ain't even know some of these. Wait, Antoine Bethea? I ain't know that. Antoine Bethea? He played with the Oilers. With the Colts? Huh? Oh, you too. Yeah, no, 41. Yeah. Man, I can't even begin to guess. I'm going to say Albert Lewis, Tyrone Poole. Mm-mm. We got Lamar Parrish, Lincoln University, Eddie Hurt, Morgan State University, obviously Antoine Bethea. I ain't even know Antoine with the goddamn Howard. You knew that? No, I did not. Ocho, I was gone with these guys. Hey, Joe, Joe Adam, Joe 747. Oh, Joe 747, Dallas, Tennessee State.
59:06You knew that?
59:08Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. Joe, because Ocho, the thing is, black college, most of them had nicknames. The really good players.
59:18Shannon Sharpe:Jefferson Street Joe. And you had Gary Bick. You had Ernie Ladd, the big cat. Gary Big Hand Johnson. You had Willie Sugar Bear Lanier. They had a quarterback name. Guess what his name was, Ocho? Nickname. The Lord's Prayer. For real? What his name was? I forget his name, but you can look it up. The Lord's Prayer. That was his name. The Lord's Prayer, for real? The Lord's Prayer, yeah. I like that. Oh, in black college, you had like Steve McNeil. I like on here, I wonder if this is Coach Huntley that was my linebacker coach in Cincinnati Ricky Huntley it says Richard Hunt Winston Salem Hunt I mean Winston Winston Salem yeah yeah yeah the Rams oh that was dope Lamar Parish Lincoln University yeah a lot of them guys but
1:00:17Shannon Sharpe:I'm trying to find this guy's name so you went you went one for five one for six
1:00:49Yeah.
1:00:51Shannon Sharpe:All right, Ocho. Now it's time for our final segment of the evening. It's time for Q and A. Oh, yeah.
1:01:05Shannon Sharpe:Apache Hall said, Unc and Ocho, first and foremost, welcome back. I was wondering, what is the biggest thing you two fear? Mine is spiders. Eight legs is just too much for any creature. Biggest thing. What would you fear, Unc?
1:01:25Shannon Sharpe:well I ain't in the woods no more I mean considering that you grew up in the woods it's not a whole lot spiders the last thing you fear right snakes you don't fear snakes I'm trying to think what would I be afraid of and that's a good question I'm trying to think it is Ocho
1:01:50damn damn how about this here people
1:01:57Shannon Sharpe:that's a good one baby man don't show do you know how many times my grandmother called we got the snakes we done found snakes in the closet we had rat snakes in the closet because if you got rats you're gonna have snakes uh uh uh snake trying to come in on the screen trying to come in on the screen door son here he is come get him you could not so you had to pull his ass down because you can't you know put a hole in the screen that's a great question because i i can't it is oh cho because i i'm like i'm not really like afraid of like in the country obviously i grew up in the city i had to deal with iguanas in miami alligators i had to deal with obviously roaches in in in the house growing up you're used to that and then um i mean you see dogs all the time uh you can see yeah uh horses i don't think yeah i'm not really i'm not really afraid garter snakes even though especially animals that you know when we grew up in the country we saw all the time we had to deal with we had to deal with spiders we had to deal with you know hate flies nasty mofos yeah i i gotta think about i gotta really sit down and think about what i'm actually afraid of charles howard said it's pretty messed up that teddy bridgewater got suspended for doing the exact same thing that john kittner did for his alma mater lincoln high school in Tacoma Washington.
1:03:19Shannon Sharpe:Continued success, Uncle Nocho. Yes, I'm fortunate. He a booster. Yeah. So the booster used to buy us, you know, used to buy us dinners. He ain't an employee. He ain't an employee. He ain't getting paid, is he? I don't think Teddy was getting paid either, huh? I know what I'm saying. He wasn't. Man, get that man the job back and let him do something good for these kids.
1:03:46Shannon Sharpe:Lanny Ray said, hey guys, glad you're back. I'm going to be homeless there with my family for five weeks until I close on my new house. So I got to know, what's your favorite and least favorite thing about moving? Oh, I like, oh. Moving? Listen, I love moving. Oh, I don't. Listen, I love moving and starting new, starting fresh. Ocho, you got to realize, Ocho, you moving from Miami to across the street. You ain't did no. You got it. When you move from Denver to Baltimore, Baltimore back to Denver, Denver to Atlanta, Atlanta to LA, LA to Vegas. That's a different type of movement. You're moving across the street.
1:04:25Shannon Sharpe:I don't know anything about that. My moving is like 20, 30 minutes away. That's it. Yeah. Packing. I ain't doing nothing. I'm hiring somebody to do all that. It costs you a little bit more, but they'll pack everything. They label everything. Plates. lamps bed framing pictures silverware tupperware pots pans linens clothing ta-da done and they unpack it and they take the boxes away thank you very much uh kepper noah with you he said oh i saw start cut bench it's luca jimmy butler tyrese halliburton my question well i mean bro luca starting over over wait a minute who was again luca start cut bench luca jimmy butler tyrese halliburton you start luke over jimmy butler tyrese halliburton is easy because tyrese halliburton uh uh injured now so you start you start luke over over jimmy butler
1:05:36Shannon Sharpe:Man, stop. Cal Simpson said, you retired as a Bronco. Ocho, a bingo. What's Von Miller going to retire? As all 32 teams, he's going to the hall as the entire shield. Either way, he's the truth. Love the show. Well, actually, it's not like baseball where you have to choose a cap to go on the plaque. In football, they put all the teams that you play for the Broncos, the Rams, the Bills, and now the, the commanders. So all of those teams will be on his plaque. T for real. The majority said nightcap family. Love y 'all with all my heart. God and pops heard the prayers. They're allowing my family and I to retain my dad's estate.
1:06:23Shannon Sharpe:I'm so blessed and grateful. I know he's proud. Peace. Good job. I'm glad you're able to hold on to that and take care of it. Goddard says, Ocho, having a debate whether what was better, Esther's or Jackson's and the Miracle Shakers. That's a good one. That's a good one. Listen, Esther's was nice, man. Esther was nice. They used to go to Esther's right here off 45th and 7th Avenue when it was here across the street from the corner store. Oh, that's a good one. Esther was good. but I still go to Jackson's and Overtown now. We got, what was the other two? He just said Essas and Jackson's. Essas and Jackson's and hold on.
1:07:10Shannon Sharpe:I had to scroll back.
1:07:15Shannon Sharpe:Miracles or Shakers? I ain't never had Miracles. I ain't never had Shakers. I mean, if you see, matter of fact. I'm assuming that's the neck of the woods, so clearly I haven't had it. You know, MLK, you might as well throw MLK in there and I crave. You know, Shakers, I don't know what the mother to is.
1:07:37Shannon Sharpe:Deshaun Allen said, what's up, Uncle Nocho? My question is, was it hard learning the playbook during your rookie season? Absolutely. That shit was hard in the mold. Because like I said, they install one day, and if you get left behind, you left behind because they're moving on to Insta the next day. and they moving on to the installation the next day. You absolutely, all that verbiage? Mine was easy. Man, I'm used to a 636, a 574 wheel number system. I was going to say, that's what made it so easy for me, though, because it was the number system. So regardless of what they call, you know, 268 or 628, you know, you got the dig front side, you got the post back side, and the little flat.
1:08:19Yeah, it was easy.
1:08:21Shannon Sharpe:yeah I didn't uh uh that playbook that playbook had your um had me twisted and not but I ain't never been afraid to ask no questions man I hey the band they send me emotional show I get halfway through hey hey man what I got again hey listen it's better to ask before you mess it up going full speed oh yeah oh yeah hey hey you know what you got no
1:08:53Shannon Sharpe:I'll be I told you man they put me in motion and John told me what I had to do man I say man I gotta learn this man I mean I go home I spend four five hours until I go to bed learning learning learning whole off season I'm learning to play I'm just going over I say I gotta I gotta know it just like he know it just like he know it that's the best thing the more the better you know your playbook the faster you can play. Exactly. All you're doing is just reading and reacting. Am I running the right route? Because you're going half speed. So, thank you for joining us for another episode of Nightcap.
1:09:36Shannon Sharpe:I'm your favorite Uncle Shannon Sharp, my partner and co-host, Liberty City's own, the guy that wants to start streaming for 45 to 54 and 54 to 65. Even 80. I wish him the best of luck with that. Chad Ocho C. Coach Johnson. Please make sure y 'all hit that subscribe button. Please make sure you hit that like button. And guys, go subscribe to the Nightcap podcast feed wherever you get your podcast from. Each and every subscriber matters. Thank you for listening. Thank you for watching. And thank you for word of mouth of spreading Uncan Ocho Nightcap. Greatly appreciate that. Make sure you check out Shea Balaportier.
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1:10:50Shannon Sharpe:He was in minicamp. Let's see if he can carry that over in the training camp and into the season for the Carolina Panthers. So thank you, Jerry Judy. Thank you, Jimmy Horn Jr. for joining us tonight. And thank you for watching and listening. Nightcap with Uncle Nocho. We'll see you on Sunday. Strong hands built America and kept it running for 250 years. Strong hands also keep Copenhagen moving today. Here's to the bravery of linemen, the endurance of truckers, the skills of welders, the traditions upheld by farmers, and all American tradesmen sharing in our work ethic. Copenhagen, celebrating American craftsmanship.
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Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson react to shocking news of Lloyd Howell resigning as director of the NFLPA, Damian Lillard returning to the Trailblazers, and much more!
1:10:55 - Lloyd Howell announces resignation
1:20:35 - Anthony Richards’ shoulder
1:31:50 - Dame Lilliard returns to Blazers
1:35:55 - Grant Horvat
1:44:25 - Rough Draft
1:48:55 - Spello Cinco
1:53:05 - Dunk on Unc
2:05:35 - Q & Ayyy
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