In short
The hosts debate the Buffalo Bills’ James Cook contract situation, the Cleveland Browns QB competition during training camp/preseason, and then pivot to entertainment “beef” (Cam’ron vs. Gillie Da Kid, plus Johnny Manziel vs. Gillie) and track-and-field drama (Noah Lyles vs. Kenny Bednarek/Bagnarik).
Guests (hosts)
Unc and Ocho (sports/entertainment commentators). No other guests are interviewed in the provided transcript.
Guest backgrounds
Unc and Ocho are former/longtime football voices who discuss NFL roster/contract strategy and evaluate QB/DB performance in practice vs. games. They also comment on celebrity sports beef and track meets.
Key claims
- Cook wants a Saquon Barkley-level deal; Ocho argues that’s unrealistic because top RBs are only paid “special” money and the market is newer.
- Practice QB stats don’t matter much because playcalling is scripted and defenses cheat; preseason/game speed is what reveals truth.
- Browns’ QB competition: veteran Joe Flacco is leading practice numbers, but the hosts expect the starter to be the veteran and focus on who wins the “second” role in preseason.
- Cam/Gillie beef is “entertainment” that stays on-mic; Johnny Manziel escalated his own beef with Gillie via a tweet.
Notable examples
- RB contract comparisons: Saquon (~$20M), Christian McCaffrey (~$19M), Derrick Henry (~$15M), Jonathan Taylor (~$14M).
- Browns camp practice stat lines for Flacco, Sanders, Dylan Gabriel, and Pickett.
- Track: Bagnarik shoving Noah Lyles after the 200m; discussion of rounds vs one-race freshness.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VONurse Empathy and Education
0:00 to 0:34
Discussion on the importance of empathy in nursing and education quality.
“When you're moving like I do, you don't always get a lot of lead time.”
Nurse Empathy and Education
1:36 to 2:10
Discussion on the importance of empathy in nursing and education quality.
“I think something that makes me well-studded to be a nurse is my empathy.”
James Cook's Contract Situation
2:10 to 3:30
Analyzing James Cook's contract demands and NFL running back salaries.
“Cook is seeking a contract extension, but was present at mandatory minicamp, reported to training camp, and had participated thus far.”
Running Back Salary Comparisons
3:30 to 5:10
Comparing salaries of top NFL running backs and their market value.
“You know, he was an intricate part of that offense last year.”
Quarterback Competition Insights
5:10 to 6:50
Examining quarterback performances and competition dynamics in training camp.
“So he's going to have to fit somewhere in there.”
The Pressure of Competition
6:50 to 8:10
Discussing the pressures quarterbacks face during competition for starting roles.
“If at 25, you still got a lifespan of maybe another seven years, especially in that offense over there in Buffalo.”
Assessing Quarterback Metrics
8:10 to 14:02
Evaluating the significance of quarterback statistics during practice.
“But I think the thing is, Ocho, we got to be realistic.”
Evaluating Quarterback Performance
14:02 to 19:57
Discussion about what truly matters in evaluating quarterbacks during practice and games.
“I want to see this defense against this formation.”
The Importance of Preseason Games
19:58 to 22:29
Insights into how preseason games can reveal a quarterback's true capabilities.
“So we're going to – and I'm sure he's going to get some time because they play Friday.”
Reflecting on High School Football
22:30 to 24:38
Personal anecdotes about playing high school football and the competitive spirit.
“Man, I knew, man, I saw Ocho in high school.”
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NFLPA Leadership Changes
24:39 to 25:36
Announcement and discussion about the new interim executive director of the NFLPA.
“This decision is a result of comprehensive player led prop, a player led process.”
The Ongoing Gillie and Cam Beef
25:37 to 27:09
Updates on the rivalry between Gillie and Cam, including their latest exchanges.
“Obviously, to represent us, you got a tall task ahead of you, baby.”
The Ongoing Gillie and Cam Beef
28:39 to 30:03
Updates on the rivalry between Gillie and Cam, including their latest exchanges.
“Ice Cube's Big 3 season has come down to this.”
Entertainment and Rivalry: Gilly vs. Cam
30:07 to 34:18
Explore the playful rivalry between Gilly and Cam, and the nature of their banter.
“No, the points haven't been made, but you have to keep going.”
Gilly, Cam, and the Sports Debate
34:18 to 37:43
Delve into the sports debate surrounding Cam's career and Gilly's responses.
“Everybody wants to reduce Cam to that one play in which he didn't jump on the football.”
Johnny Manziel's Controversy with Gilly
37:43 to 41:27
Discuss the unexpected conflict between Johnny Manziel and Gilly.
“Talking like you've effing done anything on the football field.”
The Future of Gilly and Cam's Banter
41:27 to 42:00
Speculate on the ongoing entertainment value of Gilly and Cam's rivalry.
“no keep it going you've made your point we got a lot of other stuff to talk about we got football season right around the corner we got training camp We got a lot of stuff we can talk about.”
Analyzing Gilly and Cam's Beef
42:00 to 44:50
Discussion on the ongoing feud between Gilly and Cam and its potential for content creation.
“I'm like, Gilly Doran sitting there eating them goddamn powder donuts, man, with the stuff all over his face.”
USA Track and Field Championship Recap
44:50 to 46:17
Recap of the spicy 200-meter final at the USA Track and Field Championship.
“Noah Lyles, Edge, Kenny Bagnarik in a spicy 200-meter final that concluded with Bagnarik shoving Lyles in the back after the race conclusion tension between the pair carried over to the post-race interview.”
USA Track and Field Championship Recap
47:20 to 48:15
Recap of the spicy 200-meter final at the USA Track and Field Championship.
“Chat GPT can do more than answer questions.”
Rivalry and Expectations in Track
48:19 to 56:00
Exploration of the rivalry between Kenny Bagnarik and Noah Lyles and its impact on track popularity.
“So his excuse for losing is, well, I wasn't fresh.”
Dominance in Track: Women's 400m Hurdles
56:00 to 59:30
Explore the current landscape of women's 400m hurdles and the fierce competition among top athletes.
“which is, if I'm not mistaken, like the fifth fastest time.”
Emerging Stars in Track
59:30 to 1:02:00
Discussion on emerging athletes in track, focusing on their impressive performances and potential.
“But, hey, there was some racing going on today, Ocho.”
Melissa Jefferson's Impressive Runs
1:02:00 to 1:06:00
A deep dive into Melissa Jefferson's remarkable achievements and her impact on recent races.
“Shane Thompson, you got Noah, you got McNeric, you got Obelik Seville.”
High School Track Phenoms
1:06:00 to 1:10:00
Highlighting the extraordinary feats of high school track stars and their future prospects.
“She missed, you know, she got to get right.”
Track and Field Preview
1:10:00 to 1:12:02
Discussion on the upcoming track and field events and notable athletes.
“I'm going to say you're going to probably need to be sub 46-5.”
Injury Risks and Tackle Safety
1:12:03 to 1:14:16
Analysis of a recent severe injury in the NFL and the implications of tackle techniques.
“So, Indianapolis coach running back Salvan Ahmed was taken to the hospital for x-rays after suffering what was reported as severe leg injury during practice.”
Nutrition in Sports
1:14:17 to 1:18:08
Debate on the importance of diet and nutrition for athletes' performance.
“He says, I need to be more of a pro with my eating.”
Training Insights from Athletes
1:18:09 to 1:19:58
Insights on training regimens and the importance of health for athletes.
“Nobody touching you They falling apart Like a Barbie doll When you remember the Barbie doll back in the days Derrick Henry healthy Derrick Henry eat healthy.”
Q&A on Athletes and Competitions
1:19:59 to 1:24:00
Engagement with listener questions about athletes and competitive strategies.
“He uses a personal chef to prepare his meal.”
Final Segment Introduction
1:24:00 to 1:24:20
The hosts transition into the final Q&A segment of the evening.
Discussion on Olympic Runner Cole Hawker
1:24:20 to 1:26:20
The hosts analyze the performance and strategy of Olympic runner Cole Hawker.
“If you know you got a kicker, you got to take the pace out.”
Debate on Drew Brees and Eli Manning's Hall of Fame Chances
1:26:20 to 1:28:00
The hosts debate the Hall of Fame chances of Drew Brees and Eli Manning.
“Nobody like to see people around and around and around and around.”
Reactions to Viewers' Comments and Questions
1:28:00 to 1:30:00
The hosts react to comments and questions from listeners, discussing various topics.
“Do you think they double up and put Eli in too, or is he going to have to wait a little longer?”
Discussion on Women's Competitiveness in Sports
1:30:00 to 1:32:20
The hosts discuss the competitiveness of women in sports and the physicality involved.
“and I try to ask questions that I think you, if you were in my chair, I'd try to ask questions that I think you would ask if you were sitting in my chair.”
Ocho's Confidence in Sports Challenges
1:32:20 to 1:34:20
Ocho discusses his confidence in competing against top athletes in various sports.
“if we being all the way 1 ,000, everybody knows it.”
WWE and Brock Lesnar's Return
1:34:20 to 1:36:30
The hosts discuss Brock Lesnar's return to WWE and their feelings about the event.
“Mayhem Matthew, reaction to Brock Lesnar returning.”
Transcript
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2:09Shannon Sharpe:Bill's running back James Cook did not practice today. Cook is seeking a contract extension, but was present at mandatory minicamp, reported to training camp, and had participated thus far. kept it short when asked why he set out. Business, he said, would ask if he would practice Monday. Business, with James Cook being full pass for Buffalo Bills week one against the Ravens. It's being reported. I don't know if it's true. We got to provide context for everything now, Ocho, is that he will ask for a deal similar to what the Eagles gave Saquon. James, I don't think you're going to get that, bro.
2:48Shannon Sharpe:I'm just going to be honest with you. I think you're a fabulous young running back, but you're not finna get something comparable to Saquon. I don't think you're going to get something comparable to Mack, C-Mac. I don't think you're going to get nothing comparable to D. Henry. What does Derrick Henry make, Ash? 16? Ooh, that's tough. Ocho, we got to think about Ocho. They just started paying running back the last two years. It's tough. And listen, they started paying the running backs the last two years, and they playing the tier one running back, right? You know? Yes. I see Dan Cook as – Two?
3:31Right? Tier two? Right. He's right there. You know, he was an intricate part of that offense last year. He was an intricate part of that offense last year and had very, very, very many plays. Very, very many plays. Cubs? He fits very well in that system along with Josh. Saquon. That's one.
3:53Shannon Sharpe:D. Henry. C. Mack. Let me ask you a question. We're going to put Josh Jacobs. You like him next? Jonathan Taylor. I forgot about JT.
4:13He's in that class though. he's in that you know you know who we don't talk about enough too since we're on the topic of running backs Kyron Williams over there with the Rams oh Kyron Williams yeah yeah excuse me Joe Mixon had a nice year I
4:37I mean another 20 million I just don't see it now I'm not saying look deserve earn I don't see them paying that asking price.
4:52Shannon Sharpe:Saquon is at$20 million. Christian McCaffrey is at$19 million. Derrick Henry is at$15 million. Jonathan Taylor is at$14 million. Alvin Kamara is at$12 ,250. Josh Jacobs,$12. Aaron Jones,$10. James Conner,$9. David Montgomery,$9. point. Well, James Conner is 9.5. David Montgomery 9.125. And Ramondre Stevenson is at 9 million. So you see 10 is at 9 million. 20 is at 20 million. So he's going to have to fit somewhere in there. I don't see him leapfrogging Taylor Henry McCaffrey. He said he wants something comparable to Saquon. Saquon is at the top of the food chain at 20.6. And he just came off of 2 ,000.
5:46Shannon Sharpe:He just came off offensive player of the year, and he ran his team to the Super Bowl. That's tough. That's tough. I love Cook. Derrick Henry just had 1 ,921 yards, led the league in rushing touchdowns. We know Christian McCaffrey the year before. He was offensive player of the year. We know what he is when he's healthy. Jonathan Taylor, because Saquon and D. Henry had such unbelievable seasons, we forget he had an unbelievable season also. But because those two guys were battling out for 2 ,000 and Saquon got it and Henry was like 79 yards short, we kind of forgot about him. And we know Josh Jacobs, what he did.
6:29Ocho. Really? Brother Cook, hold it, hold it, Jane Cook. Man, I want home team got to get his money though, man. He got to get his money. He can't be more than 25, Ocho. Oh, so listen, if he's not more than 25, right? If he's not 40-25, there's no reason why he can't be slaughtered at right about 12, 12 or 13. 12 or 13 is fair. If at 25, you still got a lifespan of maybe another seven years, especially in that offense over there in Buffalo. In that Pacific offense, you can still, like, I don't think there are that many running backs you can go find right now that can do what James Cook does. I don't think people, let's not be fooled.
7:11Shannon Sharpe:he'll be 26 he'll be 26 in September give him that 13 man stop playing give him that 13 he's young there's not that many running backs that can do what he does we talk about coming out the backfield I agree but see you see how you being realistic you say somewhere between 12-13 that's good money bro he said he want to deal comparable to Saquon 20
7:45and Saquon Saquon signed a free agent deal Saquon played so good they tore the deal up and made him the highest paid even after signing a free agent deal Derrick Henry played so well last year even after signing a free agent deal they tore it up and gave him a new deal damn man I want my daughter to get paid too man That's home team, man. That's home team. Damn.
8:11Shannon Sharpe:But I think the thing is, Ocho, we got to be realistic. They just started paying running backs the last year and a half, two years. They paying the special ones, though, huh? They're not paying any and everybody. They paying the special ones. James Cook. True. Based on what he does, like, he ain't no motherfucker. He ain't no slouch. Now, he's an important part of that offense. He makes that offense go. Now, we know Josh Allen. We know what Josh Allen is. He's a boy. Josh Allen was over there with no superstars, no true number one running backs, but I mean wide receivers, but you do have another weapon in goddamn James Cook.
8:45Huh? You got Shakir. Nice. Solid. Just got paid in the offseason, if I'm not mistaken. Keon Coleman out. An up-and-coming young bull. Don't they got the kid from San Diego? Didn't they sign him in free agency? San Diego, the Chargers? Yeah, I was saying LA Chargers, yeah. Didn't they sign Palmer? Josh Palmer is over there, huh? Josh Palmer, right? I think his first name is Josh, if I'm not mistaken.
9:20Hey, God damn, but that's a tough one. Listen, honestly, I wouldn't want to be an owner. I wouldn't want to be a GM.
9:27Shannon Sharpe:Yep. I don't want to be a GM when it comes to... You're about to be 26th birthday, Josh. Yeah, yeah. I wouldn't want to be a GM when it comes to like fringe situations like this. We can go either way. I want to be a GM where it comes to no-brainers. Oh, that's easy. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. But no, no, no. You got to make tough decisions. I don't like the tough decisions like this. Because you can't keep everybody. You got to decide, okay, do I get off this guy? And then one time you get off somebody, like you let somebody go, and then they go gangbusters, kind of like what Derrick Henry did. They're like, what the hell were you thinking about?
10:03Shannon Sharpe:You let Derrick Henry go, the bro. But also, listen. Giants, Giants, what are you thinking about? You let Saquon go? Yeah. Tennessee, what the hell are you thinking? You let A.J. Brown go? This is the thing. You have to think about it. The timing and the places where these individuals went was very important. Very important. Yeah. Saquon left a disgruntled, a not-so-good offense in New York and went to the Philadelphia Eagles with the best offensive line. Tennessee, I'm not sure what you were thinking or what you were looking at. But Derrick Henry... Derrick Henry gonna be Derrick Henry wherever he go.
10:39Okay. So... That's tough. Yeah, we wish you... Cook, get your money, baby. Do what you got. Maybe 13, 14, 15. Maybe in that range, but that 19, 20. 13, 5. 13, 5. He only 25. hey Josh Allen Josh Allen man you need to interfere intervene intervene please listen you know how much power Josh got do you understand I don't think people understand do you know how much power the quarterback has in situations like this man Josh can go up there right now man what's the owner name I forgot his name I met him very cool his daughter is really good at tennis He's really good at tennis Mr. Pagula, Josh Gordon, man Listen, Mr.
11:33Pagula, I don't want any more distractions I don't want any more distractions Brother Cook Brother Cook is a very important part of our offense He takes some of the pressure off me Some of the pressure off my shoulders Let's find a way to get this
11:50Shannon Sharpe:Isn't it not, bro? I gave you$330 million I need to put more pressure on your shoulders So get out of my office
12:03nah hell nah as a matter of fact I'm for the trading
12:12for 300 for 330 for 330 million what I pay you and 250 million guaranteed nah bro I ain't trying to take no pressure off your shoulder unfortunately I'm not gonna be able to do that Josh
12:28That's a good one. That's a good one. I forgot he paid Josh all that goddamn money.
12:35Shannon Sharpe:Oh, shoot. The Browns were off today. Here's how the four quarterbacks have performed through nine training camp practices. Kenny Pickett has not done team drills since last week due to a hamstring injury. Shadour Sanders missed one practice team rep with arm soreness. but Joe Flacco is 54 of 92, three touchdowns, no interceptions. Sanders, Shadour, 49 of 70, six touchdowns, no interceptions. Dylan Gabriel, 62 of 113, four touchdowns, two picks. Kenny Pickett, 23 of 34, three touchdowns, one interception.
13:16Shannon Sharpe:Shadour reported that – Yeah, right, that rotated cup, that little rotated cup. Yeah. I mean, you're throwing a lot, you know. For him to say that and not just eat it because he is in a stiff competition battle, that tells you that it's bothering him. It's bothering him. Because a lot of times when you're in a stiff competition, because, Ocho, look, I was a low-round draft pick. You didn't have to worry about it. You were a second-round pick. But I have a little nick. Nah, bro, I'm in a competition. I'm good. you you you eat you sit on thing knee sore you know ankle sore shoulder sore something sore and you know you just you just you know you got a thigh bruise or something on your you just eat that listen the body the body will tell you when it shut down the body will tell you when it shut down and i listen the quarterback tracker that's cool that's all fine and dandy to me it doesn't mean much it doesn't mean much to me i don't care how much you complete i don't care how much how many how many touchdowns you've thrown in practice against a team that sees you every day against a team against a defense where everything is scripted the all the defense of players the defense of coaches everything is scripted perfectly so the quarterback makes the right decision on where to go with the ball based on what's across from you okay i want to look like i want to get a look i want to get a look against a certain coverage so i dial up that coverage I call up this play against that coverage because I want to see what this play looks like against cover two or cover six or quarters or cover one or cover three, seven, cloud, 25, whatever the case may be.
14:57Same thing in the defense. I want to see this defense against this formation. So you call this defense and you tell the offense to give you this formation. Yep, that's why I take that with a grain of salt. And also another thing, the fact that when it comes to the interceptions or even the completions or the touchdowns, when you're playing against your own team, right, and the defense has seen it over and over and over. They know the route concepts. They know the formations. They know what's coming. So what do defenders and DBs tend to do? They tend to cheat a little bit. They tend to sit on routes.
15:29Listen, I want to see what you look like in the preseason when they don't know what you're running, when the bullets are flying for real. When it's like really go time and you get practiced 100 times, you get in the game, it's completely different. The speed of the game is five times faster than what it is in practice. and you don't realize that until you get out there on a Sunday. That's when I want to see Shadour. That's when I want to see Dylan Gabriel and Kenny Pickett whenever he gets healthy. We already know who's going to be the starter. The starter is going to be the veteran. The starter is going to be the veteran who's been around for a very long time.
16:01That's neither here nor there. But coming down to the preseason and how they perform in the preseason is going to tell who's going to be second strength. That's it. You know how you told Ocho?
16:13Shannon Sharpe:what you just talked about. DBs be cheating. And then getting the game. And the first thing I say, I guess he didn't tip that rod off, huh?
16:25You jumping everything at practice. You looking like time in practice. You knocking out everything. And you tip that one off. I guess he didn't tip that one off, huh? You can't do that. Nah, you looked at the card. You saw the formation. You saw where the ball was going. And you knocked it down. You can't play that on Sunday. But come game time, you ain't knock nothing down. You don't even knock the man down. Somebody else got to make the tackle. That's different. That's what makes me mad. Brother, I never looked at, okay, they got this defense. Hey, when I was scout team, I'm going out there.
17:03Oh, he getting the ball? Hey, man, let me get that right there. I'm following the ball. Dang. they gonna go look they gonna look where the ball going they knock the ball down bro stop you ain't knock the ball down all year now all of a sudden you wanna be time yeah man listen when them lights on that's gonna tell you all you need to know exactly cause you gonna get somebody that's fighting for his life that's as scared if not more scared than you so yeah that's what I want to see but you know look
17:42Shannon Sharpe:you know sometimes you know sometimes making a team come down to injuries I've seen guys be in a commanding position and get nicked and that opportunity goes to somebody else and somebody else gets an opportunity to shine I hate this for Shadour because like you said but he is in a quarterback battle Hopefully, you know, with some rest, some eye stem, he's able to go out there and perform at a high level. But, you know, you're throwing. That's why a lot of times, you know, they bring extra quarterbacks in because the quarterback arm does get throw because he's throwing a lot more than what he threw in the offseason.
18:26Shannon Sharpe:And the last thing you want, you don't want a sore arm, but you don't want a dead arm either. So there's a balance. there's a fine line between making sure I get enough throws in, but I'm not throwing too much, but I'm not throwing too little either. But Ocho says he don't care about Flacco being 54-92, three touchdowns. Shador, 49-70, six touchdowns, zero picks. Dylan Gabriel, 62-113, four touchdowns, two interceptions. Kenny Pickett, they hadn't played a whole lot, tweaked that hamstring or he has a strain in his hammy and kind of been sidelined. But he has the fewest attempts, but he's 23 of 34, three touchdowns, one interception.
19:13That don't mean nothing. Them numbers and stats, that don't mean nothing. What you going to look like with a flying cone, baby? Hey, that don't mean nothing to us. But when I was getting them tubs, they meant something to me. Hey, also, man, when I'm getting – hey, man, let me catch a touchdown get a 20-yard, 15-yard game against the number one defense. They're cutting up, huh? What? I see you. Bro, this is the starters. These are the guys that are going to be playing on Sunday. And me? When the Browns' first preseason game? It's this week, isn't it? Everybody this week because the Hall of Fame game, so everybody's going to start playing Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
19:57That's what it's all about. So we're going to – and I'm sure he's going to get some time
20:03Shannon Sharpe:because they play Friday. Actually, they're playing Friday. Okay. And they're playing the Panthers. And the thing is, Ocho, is that I don't even know who the starter is, but we know starters don't really play in the preseason. And if they do, they get a drive or something like that, and then they go hit the ground running on Sunday. Well, wait a minute. it's preseason so it's going to be the Dylan Gabriel and Shadour Sanders show right because the starters are not going to play so they're going to get an opportunity absolutely I'm going to be tuned in too I'm going to be tuned in because I know well hell, Shadour Gabriel too because he's played under the lights and he showed out Shadour's played under the lights and he showed out even ball game in the NFL baby it's a whole different ball game you got to be able to process that information very fast all I know I don't know how they do it but I looked at everybody was trying to take food off my table everybody was trying to steal my car everybody was trying to put granny back in our house I don't know what I don't know what their focus is and how they make sure they get themselves ready to go do what they need to do.
21:29But that's what I thought. Everybody has something that gets them into the place
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21:36Shannon Sharpe:where they can do what they need to do, Ocho. Whatever that may be. I got kids. I got a wife. Kids need to go to private school. Like, hey, whatever. Yeah. Something, whatever gets you there. Whatever it is. do that the naysayers I really never tried to prove to anybody I just tried to prove me right because if I prove me right you'll be wrong you will and then everybody was like I knew it because I saw him no you didn't I heard what you said that's not what you said I know what you said now man I knew I knew he was going to go to the Hall of Fame what really I didn't even know that I was hoping I could just I hope I can just get a season in the way it started out for me.
22:26You know, the people just be talking. They do. Lie. Ocho, people lie to your face. I told such and such. No, you didn't. Man, I knew, man, I saw Ocho in high school. Man, I knew Ocho was going to the NFL. Really? You knew that, huh?
22:46Shannon Sharpe:What? If that man bounced around the country trying to find a school to take him, you knew he was going to go to the NFL. In high school, I was okay. There's a way a boy high school down here back in the night boy a Miami Northwestern back then in 96
23:14Carroll City North St. Thomas St. Thomas has always been good. You know what? I didn't know much about St. Thomas back then. I only knew about the inner city schools. Norland, Jackson, man.
23:31Shannon Sharpe:So, I like... Yeah, but I'm like you. Hopefully, like I said, Shadour is able to go
23:41Shannon Sharpe:and get an opportunity to say, see what he can do. I'm ready. I remember my first time in high school, you know, when I was that quarterback Blue 80 Blue 80 alert alert alert alert alert alert boy wasn't nobody saying no alert back then you just ran the play but you know I was a quarterback at Beach High now I was a quarterback at Miami Beach I was trying to follow in Samari Footstep and you know I was on the same team with Samari, Dwayne Starks Terry Cullen I was the baby I was the freshman I think Samari ended up going to Baltimore too because Samari, I played against Samari when he was in Tennessee Yeah, Samari covered me in Tennessee and Baltimore Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah It's funny, we was all on the same team I was the And y 'all ain't win nothing Nah, it was just us, man, it was just us It was just us That's more than enough D-Starks was the quarterback, Samari was the receiver Then D-Starks left, went to UM Then Samari was, his senior year he was a quarterback i was a receiver there was samari left i wanted then i went to the quarterback i should oh joe we have breaking we have breaking news adam shefter is reporting david white has been selected as the nflpa interim executive director uh the statement read out of the uh jalen reeds maybin on behalf of the nflpa board of players representatives i'm proud to share what David White has been elected to serve as our interim executive director.
25:16Shannon Sharpe:This decision is a result of comprehensive player led prop, a player led process. We understand the urgency to fill the role. And we did our due diligence to identify the right person to lead our union in this moment. We have full faith in David to take the union forward and operate in the best interest of our membership. David has spent much of his career fighting for collectively bargained rights in labor movement and is committed to putting players first in all union does we are confident that will uh he will inspire solidarity and provide the necessary stability during this period of transition soon we will commence a thorough search process for a permanent executive director this process will continue to be player led as the strength of our union has and will always lie with our membership.
26:07Hey, listen. Congratulations. Congratulations, brother David White.
26:16You're in a great position. Obviously, to represent us, you got a tall task ahead of you, baby. You got a tall task ahead of you. You know, I wish you nothing but success and getting things done the right way. And that's pretty much it if if you guys are looking for an executive director uh i i am here i can submit my resume um it speaks for itself on and off the field so um i look forward to hearing from you everyone over at the nfl pa you know there's two sides of me there's a johnson there's the ocho you know business well we got something we want you to expand on here this uh ocho this gillie
26:58Shannon Sharpe:Cam beef is expanding. First Cam again responded to Gilly and then let's listen to Cam. Damn, Cam responded again. They still going at it? Here we go right here.
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30:34Hey,
30:39I told him to chill, right? I told him chill. They're not going to listen to me. But you know what? I like it, huh? You hear me? You hear me? I like it. Gilly, I know you're going to see this. Boy, I love you. You hear me? Cam, I know you're going to see this. Boy, I love you. You hear me? Y 'all keep having at it. Keep having fun. Keep jigging. You know, it's a good thing. Sometimes. Can we advance the ball? Okay, everybody's made their fun. No, the points haven't been made, but you have to keep going. When somebody talk about you, you talk about them, and you keep going back and forth until you be like, you know what?
31:13Okay, you done? are you finished? Is you cool? Until somebody stopped. Until somebody weighed a white flag. It's okay. You know why it's okay? It's entertainment. You know what it does for both of their platforms? It continues to bring eyes, views, regardless of what other people may feel. It's entertainment at the end of the day. All this
31:35Shannon Sharpe:because Cam said he doesn't think Jayla Hurst is a top 10 quarterback and And Gillis said, well, but at what point in time do we advance the ball? You, what did Gillis say? Jayla Hurst did what you couldn't do. Listen, that's fine. I like the jigging back and forth. It's okay. Like, listen, you're a prime example of Jones and back in the day. This is just another type of Jones and another type of jab and going back and forth. And it's fun. And you know why I like it? You know why I really like it? Because it's going to always stay on the mic. it's not going anywhere past no different than Rat Beef no different than 50 and Rick Ross no different than Kendrick and Drake I'm not saying it's that big to that magnitude but just still it's going to stay on the mic so it makes it fun it's entertainment Cam I love you Gilly y 'all boys man you know when was this today I think that's from a few days ago from a few days okay because I think Cam has said something about about his rap career you know he didn't have no hits or something like that and then Gilly responded I like it I like it man you know have some fun you know it's all fun it's all entertainment you know you talk about me I'm gonna talk about you you know you go low I'm gonna go lower you know you know I like it I'm loving it and I'm encouraging it simply because it's staying on the mic.
33:13That's it. It ain't going nowhere past that. And I like it. It's fun. And how creative can you get? How Okay.
33:26Shannon Sharpe:Gilly did not play football. Okay. Gilly did not have maybe the rap career that he wanted. He's been able to transition very well. Cam what do you say about cam the guy was a five star uh he went to the university of florida like i ain't gonna get no playing time behind tim tebow goes to blend junior college wins the national championship he comes back and go back and look at cam that one year he played at auburn he wins the national championship they're 15 and oh he wins the heisman his career college career boom She has a kiss. NFL career. Rookie of the year. He's an MVP. Leads it into a Super Bowl.
34:11Shannon Sharpe:But me for me, Cam is not a one-play guy. Everybody wants to reduce Cam to that one play in which he didn't jump on the football. Cam is more than that. You don't play a decade in this league and only be that. He's not that. Okay. if you say that's his worst moment his best moment is winning the mvp okay so somewhere in the middle is what he is we're gonna treat it like gymnastics we're gonna take out the high score we're gonna take out the low score we're gonna combine the middle we're gonna matter of fact oh you know i heard i heard cam say something what cam say cam told gilly you would never be able to beat me in nothing and he named different sports that gilly wouldn't be able to beat him in but I think there might be one that I'd pay I'd pay good money to see basketball man listen I don't know if Cam can play basketball Cam might be done got two months but Gilly can hoop Gilly can hoop I know Cam can hoop too I would pay whatever to have a fourth and one in a million dollars worth of game one on one now I'm talking hey fellas listen to me I know y 'all having your your verbal sparring match right now listen to what I just said one-on-one fourth and one versus a million dollars worth a game one-on-one I'm giving you ideas because we need to keep making doing one thing stay with me now I'm telling you man damn Gilly listen to me keep having fun but keep the main thing the main thing
36:06yeah man yeah yeah Ocho and then Gilly
36:12Shannon Sharpe:kind of responded he had a birthday party damn there it is
36:41Hey, that's a Super Bowl trophy. Yeah. Yeah, man. Big Dom brought it down to him for his birthday party. Hey, that's dope. Hey, they love Gilly. They do. They love Gilly. Man, Gilly be in the locker room. Gilly be coming out there. Hey, Gilly be having them hype. I think I'm going to do that with the Bengals, man. I'm going to do that. First of all, Gilly born and raised in Philly. He's been a Philly fan his whole life. Okay. Okay. You're a Dolphins fan. You need to do that for the Dolphins. I could be like. You grew up with the Dolphins. So I could be like, I got too many jobs. You will get a Dolphin suit?
37:27I don't have time. I ain't got time. Good. Hey, but hey, I like that. I love the verbal back and forth between them.
37:37Shannon Sharpe:Well, you're going to love this. Johnny Manziel saw that and tweeted, yo, Gilly the Kid, You may be the biggest effing loser on the planet. Talking like you've effing done anything on the football field. If I see you, just know I'm going to slap the F out of you. Oh! Trust. When did all this happen? Okay. I kind of had an event for a weekend. So I've been out of the - How did I miss all this? Well, well, well. Damn. All them jobs you got. How did Johnny got into it? How Johnny and Gilly, where they going? I, Cam. Johnny's a Hyman Trophy winner. Okay, okay, okay, okay. So, you know, the same thing, Cam, like, bro, you talking like you was out there catching touchdown passes and running the football.
38:34I get it, I get it. Johnny's like, bro, hold on. You ain't do nothing to contribute to that. So it did have bad. It's going to be a devil in the battle. This is going to be the hundred year war.
38:52Ella. And I think, hello. Gilly. Wait, he responded. Didn't like that. Gilly didn't like what Johnny had to say. And this is what he posted.
39:07Yeah.
39:12Right?
39:20You mean donuts? Coke. What's that? Powder donuts? Coquine. Oh.
39:59Hey, I thought Gilly I thought he was eating donuts. I thought it was powder donuts but okay, see I'm old, man. I'm old. I ain't no, so obviously he's taking a shot at Johnny because I guess he has some type of whatever. The bad thing you want to slap, you're going to slap the man on sight. I don't think he made that literally. But Gilly responded. Gilly said some other stuff, responded to what Johnny said, but we ain't going there. Y 'all want to find out what Gilly's response was? Outside of that, y 'all have at it, but this is as far as we're going with it. So Johnny, hey, boom, here it is.
40:39Here we go again. We got a money-making opportunity again, Gilly. In the ring. Gilly, you know how you got that Philly shell on you. That Philly shell, huh? You know? Think about it. What Philly shell are you talking about? What you mean, Gilly could box too, man? I know Gilly could box. Gilly and Johnny settled their differences in the ring. Head gear, 16-ounce gloves, four rounds, three-minute rounds, you know? oh you gonna slap me when you see me now's your opportunity boom get the sponsors behind it keep the main thing the main thing come on man come on man
41:25Shannon Sharpe:Gilly Cam can we be done with this no keep it going you've made your point we got a lot of other stuff to talk about we got football season right around the corner we got training camp We got a lot of stuff we can talk about. You made your point. Everybody made their point. We get it. I get it. Man, forget what Unk talk about, baby. Let's make this money. You hear me? I'll be Don King. You ain't got no hair. It's coming, though. Wave check. And this man up there talking about, man, what are those powder donuts? I thought he was eating powder donuts. I'm like, Gilly Doran sitting there eating them goddamn powder donuts, man, with the stuff all over his face.
42:08So I get it now. I get it now.
42:13Shannon Sharpe:I knew you would get it then. My bad, my bad. Man, you know. Lord, have mercy. I don't know nothing about that stuff, man. I don't know about that stuff, man.
42:25Shannon Sharpe:So we moving on, Ocho. What's going on? Gilly and Cam ain't going to be doing this no more. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. What you mean? They're going to be going. Cardi B, remember Cardi B, right? When we beef, we beef forever. I think she's the one that had that quote. And them two, it's going to go on forever. You don't have to. But I think it should because it can be beneficial for both sides. I like it. I think both guys can make content. million dollars worth of game been at this Gilly while you heard what you just said they can make content right but when you do this type of content you know people get tired of hearing you bicker back and forth verbal jabbing you look at the numbers of the verbal jabbing the verbal jabbing content and your regular content guess which one is going to have the most views and the most numbers yeah it will but after But even, guess what?
43:32Shannon Sharpe:I mean, people like looking out the window when it's raining. But after a while, they get tired of doing that. It ain't been long enough. It's only been a week. It's only a week. They've been going out of the week. They good. That's plenty. That's plenty. That's more than enough time. I think everybody's made some great points. It's funny. It's entertaining. But I think now it's time for us. We can move on. I love them boys, man. Y 'all keep having fun. Yeah, of course. Y 'all keep having fun. I've. I've. Yeah, I'm looking forward to doing a million dollars with the game. Oh, you going on there?
44:07Yeah, that's going to be live. That's going to be live. That's going to be live.
44:13Shannon Sharpe:Because I've signed up with both of those guys individually. I think because both of them have very interesting stories, and I didn't want it to – I didn't want it to like – I wanted Gilly to have his time. I wanted Wallow to have his time because I think they have very interesting stories outside of one another. Now, we can intertwine and we can talk about how do you guys come together and come up with a million dollars with the game and yada, yada, yada. But I want to hear each of you individual stories. And then, you know, we can all tie together in a nice bow. But, oh, yeah, yeah, that's a must.
44:47Shannon Sharpe:That's a must. Oh, Joe, we got to talk about the USA Track and Field Championship. You seen Kenny and Noah. Noah Lyles, Edge, Kenny Bagnarik in a spicy 200-meter final that concluded with Bagnarik shoving Lyles in the back after the race conclusion tension between the pair carried over to the post-race interview. We can't show you that interview, but we can show what Bagnarik later said courtesy of rising reporter Serenity Douglas. Let's take a listen to what he had to say. Kenny Bagnarik, that is.
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48:57I like it. A little healthy competition. No disrespect. He stared you down. It's sport. Emotions. I'm happy. Last time he raced, you beat me. Okay. He was fresh. So his excuse for losing is, well, I wasn't fresh.
49:17Shannon Sharpe:That's not an excuse. That's true. You run rounds. There's a reason why. It's hard. Everybody, we've seen guys. You've seen guys, Ocho. Like, you got to run rounds. There is difference between running rounds and running one race. I understand. Two races. But still. That's why I respect so much the world record that Usain Bolt set. Because he set it during rounds. Just imagine the time that he could have run if he just won one race. He got fresh legs, not rounds. Fresh legs. Now, look, I'm a firm believer. You don't like somebody doing something? If I'm in a sporting event. I don't like the guy, hey, taking his time running around the base, well, I ain't going to throw you no ball that you can hit it over the fence.
50:02If you don't like me dancing, I tell people all the time, man, T.O. doing too much, keep his ass out the end zone, he won't dance. You don't want him to dance, keep him out the end zone. You don't want Noah Lyle to stare you down and do all those antics, don't let him cross the finish line before you. That's what Timboko did at the Olympics. he ain't want to see all this so he beat him I mean listen I like I ain't got no problem we don't have this track is always oh god damn kumbaya oh respect me no no no no it's not no they don't get along like that I know they don't but this is okay showing emotion I won I stared you down okay boom you lost can he put his hands on Noah you know because of this thing you know they did exchange some bro you all in my lane now we have a nice rivalry I'm not sure when the next time they get to meet up but guess where everybody's gonna be tuned in at the world championships at the world championships waiting on them to race and they all gonna have to go through the rounds so it won't be any I'm excited now this is good this is good for the sport yeah cause you know what Ocho because I think Noah, yeah, Noah is the 100-meter champ at the world.
51:30So he got an automatic qualifier. So that's why he pulled out and says, okay, I'm just going to do it. Ah, that's why. Okay, okay, okay. I'm excited. Listen, Kenny ran a good race, a very, very good race. Noah ran a good race. Yeah. If he ran 970, right, he PR'd personal best in the 100, a 979, which is also which happens to be the fastest the world leading time this year he comes back follows it up runs the rounds and runs 1967 the 67 which is probably one of his what second fastest time he's ever run after running rounds so he can't like you said feel that he's fresh he can't be he can't be too mad yeah he's gonna be all right he's gonna be all right both of them gonna be all right.
52:16I know one thing. They've made watching the sport or track that much more exciting because we have something to look forward to. We have something to look forward to. A lot of people is frowned upon in the track world and in the track community, but now you got people who don't even watch track now. Okay, you know what? Oh, Noah and Kenny, they got into it? Well, what happened? Okay, I watched it. Oh, I saw what Kenny said. Okay, I heard what Noah said. I saw you push Kenny. You know what? Fuck all that. I want to tune out. I want to see what happens when they race next. This is bringing eyes and viewers to a sport that many watch that are part of the track world now we're going to have eyes and viewers of people that don't even watch track because they want to see what's going to happen when kenny and goddamn no allows race well it's hard to get involved because your
53:00Shannon Sharpe:your premier event just imagine if you only had the super bowl once every four years that's difficult understandable you only had the world series once every four years you had the nba championship once every four years. Their biggest event is once every four years. And they race and a lot of times it's delayed. Or you got to get up in the wee hours of the morning and watch it. I think probably you at LA will probably be highest because guess what? It's Pacific time. It ain't the six hours, the nine hours, the 10, 11 hour difference in time. So now, hey, you can watch it at a decent time. You know, a lot of these things.
53:45But think about it. Ocho, the 100-meter dash is the signature event. That thing happened so early. That was yesterday. Let that sink in. That just goes to show you how the luster of the 100-meter dash, the men's 100-meter dash, that used to close the shut. That was it. Yeah. Bruh. You think they let Usain Bolt run? on the day that they're going to close the Olympics down? The trial? Come on, man. That's you saying?
54:18Shannon Sharpe:Look, like I said, Kenny, if you don't want the man to showboat, you got to cross the line before he does. Because if he crosses the line before you, he did the same thing to Arian Knight when he caught him off the turn and he pulled up and flipped him.
54:37That's... Hey. You ain't want T.O. doing all y 'all dances and signing footballs? Keep my dance on. Don't be talking about man. That's your job. His job is to dance. Your job is to keep him dancing.
54:53Shannon Sharpe:I don't have a problem. I don't have a problem. Like I said, I think the bigger problem was is that when they come up the thing, it's like he got in his lane because I ain't got no choice. Because if he's in his lane, if I'm in my lane, Ocho, and you're in your lane, How can I put you in your back? Once you start to hit that curve after you pass the finish line, people run straight. They don't run in the lane around the curve. Well, don't run in my lane. Look at you, catch his elbow. Directed from all of the back. Then you'd have had him two out there touch him. Hey, it is what it is. It is what it is.
55:33Nah, but look.
55:38Shannon Sharpe:Look, Usain had some, you know, Usain did his lightning bolts, and, you know, he's – Yeah, he had his – You know, he – And, you know, look, Noah's trying to get the crowd involved. He's trying to, you know, hey, he's trying to bring excitement. Today was really good. There was some great – the kid from Texas. The kid is 16 and ran 142.27 in 800 meters, which is, if I'm not mistaken, like the fifth fastest time. Yes, it might be the fifth fastest time for an American. That's crazy. We see Melissa Jefferson go 1065, which is one of the fastest times ever tracked for a woman, and then she backs it up with 2184.
56:22We see Sid. Sid's like, you know what? I've been so dominant, I would let somebody else win because y 'all know y 'all can't see me in the hurdles. nobody I understand Femke can run all the time she won't ain't nobody past present or I am the greatest 400 meter women's hurdler in the history of the sport
56:42Shannon Sharpe:and if y 'all keep talking but I ain't gonna do it cause she's already said in post race interviews Sydney announces she will compete solely in the 400 meter flat and not the hurdles well she had no choice because Paulino and Al-Sawie ain't bull-jiving. They not bull-jiving. And Sidney is phenomenal, but 48-90 ain't going to win it. I done seen Paulino go 48-11. I done seen go mid-48. She's going to have to go low. She's going to have to go low. You also have to think about it. When it comes to track and it comes to some of the times right now, It takes running against the best to pull it up out of you.
57:34Well, they're going to pull it up out of you. Because Paulina can go out.
57:38Shannon Sharpe:Nassau can go out. They can push the pace. They can push the pace. Now, I want to see it. I want to see it to go sub 50 in the hurdles and put that record out there so it would be like Flo Joes. Nobody can tell. You see a lot of it. You see a lot of it. that 2133 and that 1049 I'm almost remember when she said that she went that 2133 and sold and she went to if I'm not mistaken the 1049 is what she ran in in Indy I think the trials were in Indy that year there was a lot of talk about the gauges and all that stuff but all I know is documented now but that 2133
58:26Shannon Sharpe:who was that Jackson got close Elaine Thompson bro until someone get below 21 4 then y 'all talk to me then y 'all talk to me like until somebody like oh they're gonna get Usain bro until I see somebody go low until I see somebody go 965 then I'm like hmm but until somebody go 965 ain't no man been that other than who was that Tyson Gay and what's the guy the Jamaican what's the other Jamaican ran 969 when the last time somebody ran 971 Ocho when the last time somebody ran 972 And y 'all talk about breaking 9-5-8. Not happening. No time. Not anytime soon? Do y 'all realize that? But, hey, there was some racing going on today, Ocho.
59:34Shannon Sharpe:There was some racing going on today. Hey, that 800 meters. For Donovan Brazier to come back and have the injuries that he had, and he came back with a 143, and then he comes back today and he wins the trial at 142-16? Johan. Johan Blake. Yeah. So he and Tyson Gay, they tied with 969. But you saying they ran 963, 958, 968? He got three fast times to run. Boy, moving. Yeah. I still believe that he would have ran sub 955 had he not celebrated in Beijing. if you go back and look at what he's doing the last 10 meters of the race he's sideways pounding his chest and he's clear of the field
1:00:29Shannon Sharpe:but we're going to be geeked up we're going to be covering these hey that 400 meters somebody might look
1:00:42Shannon Sharpe:That American record of, I think, Sonia Richards Ross, it's 48-70. I think that's the American record. 47-60, the world record, Moderna Colt. And then you got Kratilova. So you've only got two women that's ever go sub-48. Two, 47-99 and 47-60. pushing it with Nassar, Polino, and Sid, you might get a low sub. You might get a low 48. You might get sub. You don't have no choice. Right conditions. Right track. Right competitors. Hey, special things happen when the best of the best are racing each other. Yep. Yep. You might. Oh, Melissa Jefferson and Julian Alford, the St. Lucian? Hey, I got to see this.
1:01:44Because Melissa Jefferson get out. Hey, you can't spot her. Now, Julian Alford, hey, she powerful. She is a powerful woman. But boy, Melissa Jefferson can scat. Boy, she can scat. Oh, Ocho, she can scat. She can scat. But that's going to be the right.
1:02:03Shannon Sharpe:Hey, look. T. Shane Thompson, you got Noah, you got McNeric, you got Obelik Seville. I mean, you got some guys. So we're going to have some interesting races. 200, you got Noah. Kenny says, okay, hey, we're going to put some rounds. You have some rounds on you. I'm going to have some rounds on me. Tobogo isn't quite in shape in the 200. So we're going to see how that pans out. But boy, that thing, hey, Julian Lamplin and Melissa Jefferson, that thing about to get interesting. And she said, and Paulino, and Nasser, and 400.
1:02:50Come on with it. Come on with it, come on. Don't play with it now. And I just hope the American can get the baton around the track. That 4-by-1? Yeah.
1:03:03Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, we talked about Melissa Jefferson Wooden. I'll make sure I put her name, sorry. Melissa Jefferson Wooden. Fifth fastest time ever covered by a woman on the way to a second national championship in the 100 meters. 1065. Dalila Muhammad won the hurdle. She retired to enter the championship. She came out of retirement, ran a few. Sid was not in this. It was a Trojan sweep. Dalila Muhammad got one to go.
1:03:34Shannon Sharpe:What's the lady name? She got a brother play with the The Bucks You mean the Jaguars No he plays with the Bucks He won the championship with the Bucks And I think Anna Jones I played against Anna Jones Dad is Henry Jones Played safety for the Bills Anna Cockrell That's her name Anna Cockrell So it was a sweep for the lady The lady Trojans In the 400 hurdles but the little Muhammad she wins Cockrell got the silver and Jones got the bronze but they were hyped this up I wanted what you call it because you know Femke gonna go over there and be like oh Femke she can't see C unless C got a rock in the shoe
1:04:29Shannon Sharpe:Gabby Thomas Thomas takes third place to make the U.S. team in the 200 and a photo finish by.001. The reigning Olympic champ barely, barely made it. But Melissa Jefferson, she put this race away immediately. Immediately. She's like, man, I ain't bulljiving with y 'all. Y 'all play too much. But, hey, play with your kids. And I ain't one of them. Melissa Jefferson, she ran 21-84. Battle, 22-13. Gabby Thomas, 22-20. Brittany Brown, 22-20. Mackenzie Long, 22-20. Deja Stevenson, 22-51. Madison White, 22-56. Kayla White, 22-71. And Jamisa Ford, the South Carolina Gamecock, ran 22-88. blistering times boy Melissa Jefferson man I mean look at it you got three 22 20s
1:05:40look how close that was by a foot a spike it looked like mm-hmm
1:05:51Shannon Sharpe:uh
1:05:56Shannon Sharpe:Richardson misses the world. Sha 'Carri. She missed, you know, she got to get right. She got some stuff going on. But I think she's the reigning 100-meter champ at the world. So we can see her reaction time. She got to get better reaction. She's powerful. She's explosive. But you can't spot these women. Ocho, 4-2 not catching 4-2. these people are too too fast you run 10-7 you not finna spot somebody that run 10-7 and run them down she's giving up too much ground I mean her her three phases of racing are similar to no allows no allows finish crazy cause he got 200 meter speed I mean 200 meter endurance And Shekari the same way.
1:06:54But the back end of her race, strong as hell.
1:06:59Shannon Sharpe:She giving up too much ground, Ocho. You can't give up. You can't give up. And that's what Usain realized. Usain said, man, look here. If I could just stay in striking distance. Because once I get out of my drive phase and I stand up. He coming to get you. And it looks like he's catching everybody. but he's just maintaining his speed. Yeah, he's just decelerating. It takes him longer to decelerate. Maintaining his speed, that's all it is. And everybody else is just decelerating. That's dope. That's dope. Ocho, Texas high school track star Cooper Lukenhouse breaks the under-18 world qualified record at championships.
1:07:43Shannon Sharpe:16 years old. For context, that would be the equivalent of him running 1975, 43.88, a 3.45 mile, or 12.46 5K, which is 3.1 mile. He ran 1.42.27. He's 16, Ocho. Now, check this out, Ocho. You can't come back to school. What they going to do with him in high school, Ocho? he had the record at 145 he took three seconds off it so who gonna beat him in high school so you line up and you're like well well I guess I get a second coach oh coach you know my stomach hurting today I don't wanna race against him he's nothing nothing nothing the man 16 running the world championships and I ain't talking about as no alternate.
1:08:46I'm talking about he got second. 142. That's crazy. I knew they was running out of time because they went through that line at 49. Radija went through the line at 49. When he ran 140, Kip Keeter had the record. 141.1. And
1:09:04Shannon Sharpe:when Radija went through the line in 2012 at 49, I was like, oh my God. He got a chance at this. He really got a chance at this. And then he goes 140.90. I'm like, oh, my goodness. That's crazy. And y 'all know we're going to be on this track thing now. So, y 'all, hey, if y 'all looking for that track coverage, hey, my guy, Ry, congrats, nephew. 40, what did he run? 46.89, 46.86? But like he said, 46.86 ain't going to win you nothing. Not when you got Dos Santos. Not when you got Warhol. Mm-mm. Samba. Mm-mm. Samba, he's been kind of hit or miss.
1:09:49Shannon Sharpe:Kyra McMaster, I don't know if he can get down to it. But Warhol and Dos Santos, you're going to probably need to be sub. I'm going to say you're going to probably need to be sub 46-5.
1:10:07Shannon Sharpe:And it's kind of like, you know what it reminds you of? It's like the big three in tennis. Nadal, Federer, Djokovic because you got Dos Santos, reigning world champ you got the reigning Olympic champ and you got a world champ Olympic champ and the world record holder and they're basically all in their prime, Dos Santos is the youngest I think Dos Santos is like 25 he's the youngest but they're all in the absolute Ry looked good today I like that he didn't panic when the young man took it out? Because normally, Rye would like, okay, let me go track him down. No. I see you. I see you. I see you.
1:10:51Shannon Sharpe:So he ran his race. But I'm excited. So, hey, we will be providing full coverage of the world. Mid-September, nightcap will be your track and field. Hey, that's what we do. And, you know, what we try to do, we're going to try to get some of the young men and women to come on and talk to us like we did last year. And so I'm very excited about that. September 13th through September 21st. So, Melissa Jefferson favorite. Ooh. Been a long time. Oh, it's been a long time since, you know, we swept. Women swept it. We looking to sweep it. No, they swept it last year. Well, I'm talking about the same lady.
1:11:36Shannon Sharpe:I don't know about us. I don't know Ocho. Man, Shane Thompson. and he explosive. He can get out. Oblique Seville. Man, the Jamaicans, man, they ticked off. They ticked off, Ocho, about that Olympic stuff. They mad about that. Listen, they going to have to show us. Yeah. We need to, the men need to show that we can get the baton around the track. That's what we need to show. Damn. You're going to drop the damn baton. Oh, Ocho. So, Indianapolis coach running back Salvan Ahmed was taken to the hospital for x-rays after suffering what was reported as severe leg injury during practice. Ahmed was taken down.
1:12:18Shannon Sharpe:What's called? Was this his teammate, Ash? Or were they in a joint practice? Ahmed was reported taken down with a hip drop tackle, a move that was banned from the NFL ahead of the 2024 season, resulting in significant injury. The tackle was made by undrafted free agent Trey Washington, who head coach Shane Steichen acknowledged afterwards, was shaken up by the incident. Ocho, a teammate. Live tackling drills. That's unfortunate. Undrafted. The play occurred during a developmental period where drills involved third-string players. Play was live, meaning tackling was permitted in that part of the practice.
1:13:06Shannon Sharpe:but you can't hip drop. That's why they can't. Ocho, I'm surprised it took them that long because Roy Williams, how many people got T.O. That's how T.O. broke his leg. That's more horse collar, you know, hip. The horse collar, but then guys started dropping their weight down. Yeah, listen, if you take the wrong angle, most of the time the hip drop tackle, it saves you if you can't catch the person. Now you ain't going to be able to do it. you'll be able to do it now so whoever running most of the time as a running back they getting all them extra yards because you can't drop your weight on it no more no I messed up my ankle like that that ankle get pinned up underneath the body ain't no you can do but that's 180, 190, 200 whatever the power weight man, all that weight down on you yeah ain't nothing you can do not at all knee you blow out a knee patella break an ankle break a leg the best thing you can do as fast as you can I know it's kind of hard to do when you feel that them putting that weight on you just let your body go your body has to be in a relaxed state when you try to fight it or you stiff and then some got to give and you got to give your body up right away as soon as you feel that weight that weight on you like that.
1:14:37Shannon Sharpe:Anthony Richards cuts out Skittles. He says, I need to be more of a pro with my eating. Ocho? And it has no bearing and means nothing. What you consume, what you intake, it means nothing. It does. Stop saying that. Marshawn Lentz, Skittles, in the middle of the game. Me, McDonald's, before the game. It means nothing. Either you know how to play or you can't Either you got it or you don't What you put in your goddamn system is not going to change nothing Now you're mentally fucking yourself Maybe if I stop eating this Then this will help with this No it's not It won't It won't It will old chum Keep that thought You think Well I'm glad Tom Brady ate whatever he wanted
1:15:37Shannon Sharpe:I don't think he did.
1:15:41Shannon Sharpe:Look, we're going to go back and forth. Y 'all know Ocho said in his ways. Ocho believed you can do it. But I just believe as an elite athlete, that's what you're trying to do. If you know better, you do better. And it's a situation where you get out what you put in. Put in optimal food, you get an optimal performance. now Ocho like to take isolated incidences um and and and and work with that hey I disagree I stringently disagree I vehemently disagree I don't you want to know why injuries you want to know why injuries are continuing to increase all these soft tissue injuries because these goddamn fools keep listening to all these experts and all these damn scientists eating like goddamn rabbits eating all this green stuff.
1:16:32Shannon Sharpe:Ocho, Ocho, let's not demonetize us tonight. What did I do? I curse? Curse it. Yeah. Yeah, like 14 times in like 15 words. My bad. You know I get real passionate when we talk about it. Yes, I do. I do. But I'm just saying. Okay. Yes.
1:16:58Shannon Sharpe:but I do think there's a correlation
1:17:03between
1:17:05Shannon Sharpe:and I'm not saying that you know you have to eat all one way but to eat like you did before I just don't I don't see it
1:17:21Shannon Sharpe:you put premium gas in your car right why don't you just put regular gas in your new car no you don't you don't when you had that Ferrari when you had that Bugatti you did not put regular gas in it why not Ocho tell the people why you did not put regular gas the lowest grade of gas in that car tell the people why you didn't do it I don't like the comparison yeah I do because we play a barbaric sport you have to eat You have to eat You have to eat That's why everybody's falling apart You're falling apart Because you eat like a goddamn infant Eat food You have to eat You gotta build up a callus in the body That's why everybody's falling apart Everybody getting hurt Nobody touching you They falling apart Like a Barbie doll When you remember the Barbie doll back in the days Derrick Henry healthy Derrick Henry eat healthy.
1:18:23Derrick Henry. Yes, he does. He don't. Okay, listen. Derrick Henry eat healthy. LeBron James eat healthy. Okay, Tom Brady eat healthy. That's three people. Out of how many? Out of how many? We talk about the special greats. Hey, all-time greats. Oh, so you mean, so you think if people eat like them, you think they're going to be all-time? No. No, they're not. You're not. You're not. you think people eat like Ocho they gonna go to the NFL no no I'm just checking
1:19:01listen at some point people gonna listen to me people gonna listen everybody everybody on that healthy kick and everybody keep getting hurt that's all I'm gonna say I ain't gonna say nothing else y 'all keep letting people fool you and selling you a product just to make some damn money. Talk about, oh, it's going to keep you this. Oh, Derrick Henry, gluten-free. Derrick Henry avoids all gluten-free. Dairy-free, he eliminates dairy products from his diet. No fried food. Derrick Henry avoids all fried food. No artificial sugar. Intermittent fasting. Henry often practices intermittent fasting, consuming the first half of his meal later in the day.
1:19:45Sample meal plans. pre-practice, kale, avocado, or banana. Post-practice, chicken breast, rice, broccoli. Second meal, gluten-free pancakes, scrambled eggs. Additional notes, Henry consumes large amounts of protein, typically around 200 grams a day. He uses a personal chef to prepare his meal. He spends around$250 ,000 per year on his diet and body maintenance. His diet is tailored to individual needs and may be depending on the season. What did Michael Jordan eat before games? McDonald's What did Usain Bolt eat before races? McDonald's Case closed Case closed Probably If Jordan might have got 20 years Case closed Maybe he got 20 years like Kobe and LeRama Case closed He didn't have to get 20 years Obviously Because he still considers the what?
1:20:41By who? No, not me I'm just saying, I'm just society in general. I mean, I'm not, you know, I'm not a, I'm just, you know, okay.
1:20:52Shannon Sharpe:Hey, when you come, you know, don't eat all that bull, y 'all, man. Y 'all don't listen to Ocho. As a matter of fact, don't listen to me. Go out there, eat healthy. Maybe one day you'll be Tom Brady and Derrick Henry and LeBron James. And yeah, good luck with that. Okay. That's what's going to happen. the bond between bjohn robinson and christian mcafrey is strong bjohn has been training recovering with c-mac all june and july in la oh joe we know iron sharpens iron what should we expect from bjohn in atlanta i mean listen we should see we should we should expect you know we saw last year but more of uh obviously uh high usage of him in the offense uh he's really really good.
1:21:33He's really good, but obviously with him being somewhat of a, what's the word I'm going to look for? The security blanket, I don't want to be the security blanket for Michael Pennick Jr. I want Kyle Pitts to be that security blanket. I want that offense to run through him. Obviously, B. John is a special, very, very special talent. He will be the feature back, obviously, in an offense, but we talked to brother Kyle, and I'm looking for Kyle to have a bounce-back season and get back to what he did his rookie year because this is money year. This is money year for him. I agree.
1:22:06Shannon Sharpe:I definitely agree. And look, it all comes down to health. And a lot of times, Ocho, you start to doubt yourself because when you injured a bunch, you're like, damn. It's just bad luck. You started like, damn, here we go again. It starts to process or cycle mentally. He just got to stay healthy. Basically, his best season was his rookie season. He was healthy. and he hasn't really been able to string together a healthy season since. You heard what Saquon said about B. John, huh? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. To get that kind of phrase from Mr. Barkley, you already know you're special. Who's your favorite teammate or competitor to train with during the offseason?
1:22:54It was a group of us, though. And it wasn't an actual teammate with the Bengals, but it was me, Andre Johnson, Santana, Antonio Brown. I'm missing somebody. Santana, Andre Johnson, Antonio Brown. I'm missing somebody. It was one more with us. Santana Moss. Yeah, so us four, we trained during the offseason together. That was fun. That was fun. Those were some fun days. You see, coming to get some of that running,
1:23:27Shannon Sharpe:so y 'all ain't put that running in. All you were doing was want to run routes. But I did my – to understand that I had all the running that was going to happen in training camp, my running, my conditioning was boxing. Not fighting for real, but just the boxing, the footwork. And – The bag and hitting the mess and stuff. Yes, yes, yes. Man, the goddamn man. Man, three years is a long time. That type of conditioning was – oh, man, it was tremendous because when we had to report to camp and had to do that conditioning test and they trying to figure out why the hell you still running yeah the body was already ready already acclimated
1:24:13Shannon Sharpe:alright Ocho final segment of the evening it's time for Q &A woo woo woo woo
1:24:28Shannon Sharpe:uh aaron jones cole hawker is a low known name actually he's not he won the olympic gold medal in the uh 1500 last year so okay but okay i get what you're saying but his final lap is almost perfect uh he won the 5k this year he only seems to be improving well the thing is if you make it that type of race. If you know you got a kicker, you got to take the pace out. You got to take the kick out of it. If you let it come down to a kick race, kickers will outkick you. You got to take that zap. You got to take the sting out of those legs. Push the pace. For a number of years, that's what the Kenyans did to El Garouche.
1:25:14He was the greatest. But they would push the pace. and they would take turns pushing the pace. They would zap him.
1:25:23Shannon Sharpe:Then he got smart. Run my race. And then I think it was Sidney. He won the what? The 5K and the 1500, finally. He's the greatest 1500 meter. And there have been some great 1500 meter runners. You know, Nordeem Moussa Lee, Saeed Oueda, You know, Sebastian Coe, they're not him. John Walker, no. Kano, mm-mm.
1:26:00Shannon Sharpe:That's my rockin'. He could do it. Until somebody get that 326, holler at your boy. Holler at your boy. Then we can talk. But like I said, for him to take down Norteen Musa Lee's record, like I said, no. But Cole Hawker, distance running, I mean, look, we like the glamour. We like speed. We like speed. Nobody like to see people around and around and around and around. Nah, bro, hey, the best I can give you, I give you 800. I give you that. But mainly 400 down. 4-2-hundy. Hurdles. That's what I got for you. No, but Cole Hawker, they left it a kick race, and that's what happened. Kevin Norwood Jr., I honestly don't think Michael would leave the doubt for another team if he doesn't get money he wants.
1:27:01Shannon Sharpe:Where would he play next year? Tell Jerry to trade him. You'll see. I tell you what, tell Jerry don't put that tag on him and see if he'll go play for somebody next year. He absolutely would. And somebody would make him the highest paid, go 45 million a year. Yes. Yes. No, Jerry's not going to trade him. Jerry's not going to be foolish enough to trade him, and Jerry's not going to let him back him into a corner like that either. But, oh, yeah, Michael definitely would go play for somebody else. Dr. Frank L. Bellamy said, Hey, fam, yesterday we celebrated two unforgettable moments, Sterling induction to the Hall of Fame and my mom's birthday.
1:27:37Shannon Sharpe:and you know I ordered my bottle. Love y 'all. Doc, thank you very much. We appreciate that so much. Happy birthday, Mom. Hopefully you enjoyed it. Hope y 'all had some steaks on the grill, some ribs, whatever, mac and cheese, baked beans. But this was a very joyous celebration for the Sharp household this weekend, one that we will not soon forget. Aaron Owen says, Drew Brees is the first ballot next year. Do you think they double up and put Eli in too, or is he going to have to wait a little longer? Drew Brees obviously is the first ballot Hall of Famer I mean all those 5 ,000 yard seasons he's a Super Bowl MVP he's an offensive player of the year he had the records until Tom broke them yeah he's a first ballot Hall of Famer Eli's situation look I'll let y 'all debate that all I know is the Sharp brothers Mary Alice Dixon got two boys her two sons are the first so Eli JJ and TJ Travis and Jason thank you no uno Robert Dredd say salute 84 and 88 you feel of a killing and congrats to your brother Shannon and Chad you're up next in the heart of fame I got my own jacket can't find that can't find that joker I think that guy got it, Ocho.
1:29:08Shannon Sharpe:You need to tell him you want it back until you get too a pity. T-Double said, I've watched every night Captain Club Shay Shay interview from start. And Jim, I love what you do. Do the analytics top two in both minutes stats. Thank you, bro. I appreciate that, man. I really appreciate that support. That means a lot. Ocho and I, we try to do the best job we possibly can. Try to get topics that you guys, we think you guys would be interested in. and some things that we can go have a healthy discussion about. Some things we agree on, some things we don't. That's just the way it is. That's just the way television works.
1:29:44Shannon Sharpe:We don't script anything. The only thing is that we try to come up with topics that we think you'll be interested in and we can have a healthy discussion one way or another whether we agree or disagree about said topic. That's how we do it. And Club Shea Shea, I try to find the most interesting guests and I try to ask questions that I think you, if you were in my chair, I'd try to ask questions that I think you would ask if you were sitting in my chair. Nothing more, nothing less. You know, people like, oh, you being messy. I'm just trying to, I still haven't figured out, oh, Joe, how I was messy.
1:30:16Shannon Sharpe:I asked Flogia a question. Now, Brittany Griner started this. Brittany Griner said she could beat Boogie Cousins. This was before Boogie, Torres Metella, yeah, yeah, yes. Brittany Griner said she could beat, she could beat Boogie one-on-one. Asia Wilson, I think she was on Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson podcast. They asked her, maybe tongue-in-cheek, if she played Josh Hart. She said she could beat Josh Hart playing one-on-one. So I asked Flossie, I said, you know, Asia said, she said Asia the GOAT. Gave her props, three-time league MVP, defensive player of the year, finals MVP. you make a case right now she's a top five w nba player all the time got no problem with that you being messy she says she can be an nba player one-on-one britney griner said it they mean it too huh they're not just they believe they could win that's part of their competitive spirit that's part of their competitive nature realistically but they can't you know why because when it becomes physical.
1:31:28This is why they... If they could do it, we wouldn't be complaining about transgender competing. There's a difference in testosterone levels. You can't. You're just not. Sha 'Carri is... Melissa Jefferson can run, but she's not beating the top high school track guy. Those guys running... The guy just ran 9.92. Marcus Cleeton from here in Georgia. He ran 9.92. Because it's physical. And when it comes to physical men and women, that's why they shouldn't compete. That's why they don't compete. That's why they got women leagues. They got men's leagues. Ta-da! It's okay. And I like watching it. But if we being true for Ocho, if we being all the way 1 ,000, everybody knows it.
1:32:24But listen, that's the confidence that they're supposed to have. They're supposed to think like that, even though, to us, realistically, if the game becomes finished. You confident? You think at any point in time in your career, as confident as you are, you could outrun Usain Bolt? No, hell no. But I talk some – Why, you're not confident? So you're not confident. Like I can. I'm going to talk trash like I can, knowing damn well I can. He ain't going to hear you, because he's going to be finished. He's going to be halfway through. So when you get to the finish line – Listen, I'm the wrong one to ask when it comes to being confident about doing anything.
1:32:53You know you. Yes. But look, I get it. But, like, I don't, I'm like, and I thought Flaje answered it. She's like, hey, man, Asia the GOAT. But, mm-mm. I mean, 6 '8", them guys weighing 230, 240, just from a physical standpoint, Ocho. Yeah. Yeah. Nah. Lil' Ninja said, what's up, Ocho? Ocho, stop capping, B. You've been best man player. You've been ducking cam forever. Who the hell motherfucking made Cam this great player where he's like the pinnacle of all Madden players? Man, Cam ain't good, man. Cam can't beat me in nothing, man, let alone Madden. Can't beat me in tennis either. There's nothing Cam Newton can beat me in.
1:33:40Nothing. Madden, tennis, racquetball, ping pong, nothing.
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1:33:52Shannon Sharpe:Nod said, Ocho, you guys think adding Keenan Allen would upgrade Chargers' wide receiver room? Oh, absolutely, yes. A viable target. Now, I'm not sure where he's going to go because Ladd McConkie, he dominates the middle of the field. Hey, put Keenan on the other side. So we got two slot guys. One of them, hey, both can win. Consistently. Both can win. and I think Kenan wanted to be back in LA his family's here I like it, I like this move
1:34:28Shannon Sharpe:Earl to the Ray said I was mostly disturbed over Sterling not being the last speaker first two brothers he wasn't disturbed, hell he wanted to be first yeah man yeah he he uh like I said he didn't he didn't write a speech I had no idea he was gonna knowing him I kinda had the direct kinda you know felt the direction that he was gonna kinda go in I knew he wasn't gonna he wasn't gonna be as long as I was because he felt Shannon had already covered that you know if you notice he didn't spend a whole lot of time talking about granny he didn't spend a whole lot of time talking about Papa off um talked about libby talked about my mom how you appreciate her giving him a name that stood out um talked about why he did certain things and x y and z but he's different once you get him to open up you can't get him to shut up but the hard part is getting him to open up because he's very guarded.
1:35:39Very.
1:35:42Shannon Sharpe:Mayhem Matthew, reaction to Brock Lesnar returning.
1:35:48Shannon Sharpe:You glad he returned it? Me? Yeah. I think he, hold on. They had something, they had something tonight, right? Because I saw John Cena, there was an ending, they had SummerSlam. Okay. yeah I mean look he's a very talented guy I mean all American wrestler did UFC he can wrestle WWE why not
1:36:29I like it
1:36:33Shannon Sharpe:I just don't like what you call him being I don't like John Cena being a heel I don't like John Cena to be able to heal but hey anybody can turn heel John can do it this is the last trip around the sun WWE, why not thank you guys for joining us for another episode of Nightcap I am your favorite uncle Shannon Sharp my partner and co-host, Liberty City's own Bengals Ring of Fame honoree, Madden adjuster, Pro Bowler All Pro, that's Chad Ocho Cinco Johnson, please make sure you hit that subscribe button, please make sure you hit the like button. Tell family, friends, and loved ones to do likewise, and go subscribe to the Nightcap Podcast feed wherever you get your podcast from.
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1:37:52Shannon Sharpe:Supplies are limited. And once they're gone, they're gone. That link is pinned into the chat. Thank you guys for joining us again. Thank you guys that commented, that liked the photos of my brother and I and all the things that were going on Hall of Fame weekend. It was a very, very special occasion. And we got some stuff. Jordan was there and shot a lot of stuff behind the scenes. So we're going to be getting that up to you in the incoming days. But thank you guys for your support. It's been amazing. And thanks to you, you make what we do all worthwhile doing it. I'm Unk. He's Ocho. We're back tomorrow at the same time.
1:38:31Shannon Sharpe:See you mañana. Peace.
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