In short
Nightcap Hour 2 discussion of Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ decision to keep rookie Desmond Watson off the field due to weight-loss requirements, plus broader NFL roster/training-camp talk and early-season matchup expectations.
Guests
Unc and Ocho (hosts). No other named guests appear in the transcript.
Guest backgrounds
Not specified in the provided transcript; both speak as long-time football insiders/fans with personal experience and strong opinions about player conditioning, team decisions, and NFL roster moves.
Key claims
- Watson (former Florida Gator) was listed 449 pounds by the Bucs; 464 at pro day; dropped 25–30 before the draft; then spent training camp on the non-football injury list because he “didn’t lose enough weight.”
- Unc/Ocho question why Tampa drafted him if they wouldn’t let him practice/play at his size long enough to contribute.
- They argue weight loss in weeks is unrealistic without extreme measures and worry about muscle loss from drugs like semaglutide/tirzepatide.
- They hope Tampa “brings him back” with a longer program to reach a playable weight.
Notable examples
- Comparisons to Vita Vea’s size and to Anthony Richardson’s “project” timeline.
- Mention of Aaron Gibson (375 pounds, 6’6”) as an extreme-size reference point.
- Additional NFL segments: Amari Cooper returning to the Raiders; Joe Mixon ankle injury sidelining; Cowboys vs Eagles fireworks expectations; Coach Prime discipline talk and a Georgia Tech DB Clayton Powell-Lee quote.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VODesmond Watson's Release from the Buccaneers
0:57 to 1:25
Discussion on the implications of Desmond Watson being waived by the Bucs.
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Desmond Watson's Release from the Buccaneers
2:11 to 3:49
Discussion on the implications of Desmond Watson being waived by the Bucs.
“the former Gator rookie, listed at 449 pounds with the Bucs.”
Analyzing Weight Concerns for Desmond Watson
3:50 to 7:50
Exploring the challenges Desmond faces with weight and expectations in the NFL.
“But bringing him back, allowing him to continue, continue to try to find ways to lose weight.”
The Risk of Weight Loss Drugs in Professional Sports
7:50 to 14:00
Discussion about the potential effects of weight loss drugs on athletes.
“That'll be something that his team doctor or the NFL medical staff, whether or not you can take those type of drugs, those Zempics, the Maggiornos, the Trisepetide, something of that nature.”
Desmond Watson's Journey in the NFL
14:00 to 18:42
The hosts discuss Desmond Watson's challenges with weight and aspirations in the NFL.
“But you've taken away what made him who he was.”
The Struggles of Weight Loss
18:42 to 23:11
They delve into the difficulties of losing weight and the pressures faced by athletes.
“They're going to get that weight up off of him.”
Motivation for Desmond
23:11 to 23:24
A heartfelt plea for Desmond Watson to stay motivated in his journey.
“and some of the stuff that we've been saying tonight.”
The Struggles of Weight Loss
23:24 to 26:37
They delve into the difficulties of losing weight and the pressures faced by athletes.
“Do you know how much you could eat when you were in your 20s?”
Amari Cooper's Return to the Raiders
27:15 to 28:00
Discussion about Amari Cooper signing with the Raiders and team dynamics.
“Ojo, you like Cooper going back to the Ravens.”
The Florida Connection in Football
28:00 to 29:52
Discussing the impact of Florida connections in the NFL, highlighting players like Brock Bowers and Geno Smith.
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Jacoby Myers' Frustration and Amari Cooper's Value
29:52 to 31:28
Exploring Jacoby Myers' trade frustrations and discussing Amari Cooper's past performance and potential.
“It's going to be some nice magic over there in Vegas, though, bro.”
Injury Updates on Joe Mixon and Nick Chubb
31:28 to 33:58
Analyzing Joe Mixon's ankle injury and the implications for the Bengals, alongside Nick Chubb's recovery.
“Texas running back Joe Mixon won't be activated from non-football injury list by Tuesday's deadline, making him ineligible to play at least the first four weeks of the season, Ocho, due to an ankle injury.”
Anticipation for Cowboys' Offense
33:58 to 37:12
Forecasting the Cowboys' offensive strategy and key players for the upcoming season, with a focus on fireworks during games.
“He's going to put up numbers through the air.”
Excitement Around Coach Prime's Team
37:12 to 39:24
Discussing comments from Georgia Tech DB Clayton Powell-Lee on the hype surrounding Coach Prime's team.
“It's a rivalry game and it's a division game.”
Reflections on College Football Experience
39:24 to 42:00
Reflecting on the intimate atmosphere of college football compared to the pros and reminiscing about personal experiences.
“So now you talking like that, I'm tuned in.”
Revisiting College Dreams
42:00 to 45:05
The hosts reminisce about their college experiences and aspirations.
“Boy, listen, if I can rewind time, if I can.”
Revisiting College Dreams
46:09 to 47:01
The hosts reminisce about their college experiences and aspirations.
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Classroom Discipline and Life Lessons
47:37 to 55:04
Hosts discuss the importance of discipline and appropriate conduct in life.
“If I see you with, I'm going to send people to campus tomorrow.”
Fashion and Identity in College
55:05 to 56:01
A fun conversation about college fashion trends and cultural influences.
“They had Sergio Rigoletto was kind of like when I was in high school.”
Glizzy Gladiator Stories
56:01 to 56:45
Ocho and Tommy share humorous stories about eating hot dogs at sporting events.
“The little sets with the shorts with the little polo with the three-button shirt.”
Movie Theater Experiences
56:46 to 58:51
The hosts discuss their favorite snacks and experiences at the movies, including popcorn prices.
“Oh, he caught me with the hot dogs in my party.”
Nostalgic Movie Marathons
58:52 to 1:02:24
Tommy reminisces about watching multiple movies in one day at the theater.
“I was treated to the movie, so I'm not sure what the price is.”
Powerball Dreams
1:02:25 to 1:05:41
The hosts fantasize about winning the Powerball and their plans if they do.
“I'm the only one in there because I'm the only one in there.”
Philanthropy and Family
1:05:42 to 1:10:04
Discussion on giving back to family and community after winning the lottery.
“Well, the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to get my financial people and make sure we all say it.”
Funny Church Story
1:10:04 to 1:10:18
Ocho shares a humorous anecdote about a church experience.
NFL Top 100 Critique
1:10:18 to 1:11:14
Discussion on Jalen Hurts' ranking in the NFL Top 100 list.
“I got an uncle that's a pastor, so I'm going to break the church off.”
Tyreek Hill's Performance
1:11:14 to 1:11:54
Analysis of Tyreek Hill's potential performance with Tua Tagovailoa.
“Then Hoffman, Tyreek is still best receiver in the NFL.”
Life and Family Milestones
1:11:54 to 1:12:26
Listeners share personal stories about family events and expenses.
“I still don't believe he's playing this year.”
Lamar Jackson Stats
1:12:26 to 1:13:25
Discussion on Lamar Jackson's record against the Bengals.
“She gets to go to Colorado, Georgia Tech.”
Food Preferences and Training
1:13:25 to 1:14:28
Debate on eating habits and their impact on muscle building.
“if you're not using all the amenities that you have at your disposal in the kitchen.”
Retirement Reflections
1:14:28 to 1:15:46
Ocho reflects on his decision to retire from football.
“name doesn't sound familiar Joe X Black Back up to your point about eating to build muscle.”
Career Achievements and Legacy
1:15:46 to 1:18:36
Discussion on accomplishments and perceptions in Ocho's career.
“Deshaun Allen says, what's up, Uncle Ocho?”
Career Achievements and Legacy
1:19:54 to 1:20:18
Discussion on accomplishments and perceptions in Ocho's career.
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Career Achievements and Legacy
1:22:22 to 1:22:37
Discussion on accomplishments and perceptions in Ocho's career.
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Career Achievements and Legacy
1:22:44 to 1:23:40
Discussion on accomplishments and perceptions in Ocho's career.
“Ice Cube's Big Three season is heating up.”
Transcript
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2:26He spent training camp on the non-football injury list. Are the Bucs giving up with Big Dez too soon, Ocho? You know, I don't know what's going on with that situation, but obviously you drafted a player in hopes that he can contribute to your offense. I thought he would contribute to the offense. I would have loved to see Big Dez Watson sitting there next to Vita Vea and that goddamn A-gap. I'm just being honest. You know, being able to stuff in the run game, being able to help that defense. Obviously, I'm not sure what happened. Why would you draft a player like that and then think he's going to lose the amount of weight that you want him to lose in such a short amount of time that he'll have there, especially coming into training camp?
3:09I would like for him to allow him to play and see how he plays at the size he's at now. But I think also the NFL and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers also were protecting themselves. protecting themselves but he played at that size at florida he played at that size at florida so i understand what you guys are trying to do for safety reasons but it's how you played in florida so why draft him if you're not going to allow him to play the game of football and why not let him finish out his childhood dream why even put it why didn't you put him through the ringer like that it confusing me i'm hoping i'm hoping they bring him back that the chance they might bring him back I don't know.
3:50I don't know how that works. But bringing him back, allowing him to continue, continue to try to find ways to lose weight. And hopefully, I'm hoping. He's a big fellow. He's always been big. He's played for a very long time. So while you get to the NFL and you know what you got before you got it, and then you get him there, and then you want him to, you know, like. He can't lose no weight doing what he's doing. Yeah. They got the man walking the field. That's not going to do nothing. They got the man moving the dummies and stuff like that. He might need to get on that Serena. Get that road GLP.
4:27Serena who? Huh? Hey, he might have to take the shot, Ocho. But then you take away from what his power. He's Ocho. He's 6 '5". Yeah. Big boy. That is a big Ocho. I don't care. He only going to get so small. through diet and exercise. I mean, 6 '5"? How small? He's not going to be... You're not going to get him to 350. Because if you get him to 350, he can't play football because you take it all in strength. Hold on. If he's... Hold on. If he's... How much Vita Veya weigh, huh? Vita Veya probably 350. So he's 365. Desmond Watson, what, 365? 450. Oh, shit. Yes. He was 500 when he got to Florida.
5:20They got him down. He was 464 at his pro day. He's 449 right now. Damn. So he's 450 pounds, Ocho. Okay. You're only going to lose so much weight. Can he get the 350, though, at 6 '5"? Can he get 350? No?
5:40Yeah, but he don't want the weight that he would have to get to 350. He don't want either one of them. What, Ozempic? You can't do that, huh? Is that illegal? That's not illegal. That's not legal for NFL players. I mean, take Ozempic and then hit the weight room and turn the fat into muscle. Is that possible? Exempit eats your muscle. That's why they look like that. God, man, I don't like that, man. And it's not coming back. Once you strip that muscle, you use those drugs, Ozempic, those, what do they call them? Ozempic, Majoro, Transepatide. I guess that's the name. That muscle's not coming back.
6:30Once you strip that muscle away, it ain't coming back. Man, that bothers me, though, Unc. That bothers me. Like, almost the tears, like this is my brother or something, you know? Yeah, because he seems so happy. We had him on Ocho. He seemed so happy. Like, man, I'll do whatever it takes. You know, whatever they want me to get down to. Ocho, he only going to get down so small. He's 6 '5". He is not – I could see Ocho if he was 6 '4". He's a ginormous man. Yeah. I don't get it. Why did you draft him? What did you think was going to happen? A miracle? A miracle in that short amount of time from April to drafting him?
7:11Now before the season? How much weight did you expect him to lose in such a short amount of time, especially if you're not allowing him to play? If you're on the field practicing, you're going to lose weight running and doing some of the things that include football activities.
7:29I mean, man, I hope they bring him back. I hope they bring him back. I hope they bring him back and put him on some type of program to continue helping him lose weight to where the Tampa Bay Buccaneers see fit to allow him to get on the field and be contributing help.
7:47It's just I don't know. I don't know. Like I said, I don't know. That'll be something that his team doctor or the NFL medical staff, whether or not you can take those type of drugs, those Zempics, the Maggiornos, the Trisepetide, something of that nature. I don't know if you can or can't. but look at the people that's on those drugs. Look at the women and look at the men and look at their musculature. Look at their muscle tone. If you don't think it strips the muscle, go look and see. And once you strip that muscle too, it ain't no way to build that back up. No. Go look at people that's on those drugs.
8:25You can tell. You can tell. There is no texture to the muscle. it's kind of like oh you know as we age a lot of people as you age you lose not only do you lose elasticity but you lose that texture right it's like sometimes like when people like eat veek when they become vegan or vegetarian that that animal protein is what gives you that yeah you take those shots look at people look at those celebrities or look at the women look at the men that take those shots and you tell me do you believe an nfl player can take those shots and be competitive on the football field
9:16it curbs your appetite okay if it curves your appetite you're not hungry how do you build muscle how do you build muscle if you have no appetite go ask the bodybuilders how do you grow people talk about an elephant he only eats grass yeah but he eats 300 pounds of it elephant i mean a whale it eats so much krill yes yeah i don't i get it so if you're not eating I want you guys in the chat to tell me how do you build muscle if you're not eating, if you have no appetite. And if you force yourself to eat, it makes you nauseous. If you overeat, it makes you nauseous.
10:06He's a big man. He's a giant. I think Gibson might have been the largest guy, the offensive lineman that played at Detroit. He might have been the largest man. He's the largest man that I've ever seen in the NFL. I think he's like 380. So he's 70 pounds heavier than the heaviest guy that's ever played in the NFL. Give it Brown. Give it what give it when big as a Gibson. What's Aaron Gibson? I think he's from University of Wisconsin. They got me sounding like a Wisconsinite, Wisconsin.
10:41How big was Gibson? Hell, he's bigger than Fridge. 100 pounds bigger than Fridge. Man, the Fridge was big too, boy. Yes. Aaron Gibson was 375. So he's 75 pounds heavier than the heaviest man that's ever played in the NFL. Now it's – Yes. And Gibson was 6 '6". So he's an inch shorter but almost 80 pounds heavier. Hey, they got to be a weight. They got to be a weight. Technology is – But here's the thing, Ocho. What is the weight that you can get him down to, Ocho? I don't know. Men, Ocho, you do realize men 400, let's say sumo wrestlers. Sumo wrestlers. Kana Hana, Aki Bono. But what are they doing, Ocho?
11:35They three, four seconds, and it's over. That's it, yeah. Well, hell, shoot. They tackled three, four seconds to play, and it's over. how many plays he's going to be able to get you though no that's that sucks that's up you knew you knew you knew you knew it was a project similar similar to anthony anthony richardson situation with the colts i agree you understood what you were getting from him at florida you watched film you gave him a chance you gave him in you brought him in you him an opportunity, but you're giving up on the project too soon. I trust that Buccaneers organization is going to bring him back and do right by Young Bull.
12:23I guarantee you, I can feel it. I can feel it. They're going to do right by him. They're going to bring him back. For all you people, I just Googled, yes, Ozempic semaglutide can lead to muscle loss as a side effect of significant weight loss. So all you... Shannon, calm down. Because everybody thinks they're a doctor. See, the thing is with me, Ocho, before I really talk about stuff, I like to research. Right, right, right. You know what you're talking about. The semaglutide, the majorno, the trizepatide. You know your stuff now. Ocho, in order for you to lose weight, that's the thing. Bodybuilders, what do they do?
13:05They get really big. Yeah, I do, I do. and then they strip it down, but they have to lose some muscle. That's why you try to add as much muscle as you possibly can. So when you strip it down, there's still enough there and people can see it. Yeah. But y 'all want to be so right. Shannon, you don't know. No, I don't know everything. But what I talk about, I like to research about and have a general understanding. I've talked to a lot of people about these drugs and the side effects of these drugs. to ask a man that's been he's like i've been big all my life oh cho he probably was he probably was a 10 11 12 pound 13 pound baby damn so with that being said you're asking me okay he was at one point in time oh cho he was 500 pounds 500 let's just say for the sake of argument you get him all the way down to three people.
14:04Okay, now we're talking. But you've taken away what made him who he was. That strength.
14:14Damn, man.
14:18Something got to give. Something got to give. I was sad too. Normally, I try to stay out of my emotions when it comes to guys and try not to get detached. But I like the dude. I mean, I could see, I could see when we had him on, Ocho, he was so excited. He was so excited, man. I'm going to get an opportunity to live out my dream to play in the NFL. I said, so what did they say? They hadn't told me to wait, but I'll do whatever they asked me to do. And I believe he did. But at some point in time, Ocho, when you're that size, you have to eat a certain amount of food just to be able to function. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
14:59He got to breathe. he got to get up he got he got to be alert so you have to eat a certain amount of calories damn man theoretically you're supposed to be able to eat 10 10 uh uh what is it 10 calories per body and be functioning and so me i could eat 2500 calories and if i don't do a whole lot I can function. Now, just think if I were to do cardio, I do 30 minutes, I do hour cardio, I'm going to have to increase that or I'm going to lose weight. So if he could eat 10 calves per body pound, Ocho, he could eat over 4 ,000 calories. Do you know what 4 ,000 calories do to the average man? First of all, if you're eating nutritious, you couldn't eat it all.
15:47You'd have to eat around the clock. Now, see, I'm not telling what somebody told you. You're talking to somebody that's actually eating around the clock, that set his alarm that when I go to bed in two and a half hours, I'm going to wake my black ass up and go in the kitchen and eat. And guess what, Ocho? After I eat, I'm going to go back to bed, and I'm going to sit it again for another two and a half to three hours and get my black ass up again and go home. Okay, we on the same type of regimen. To eat that amount of – see, now if you're eating burgers and you're eating fried food like that, it ain't nothing to get no calories.
16:19You get 3 ,000, 4 ,000 calories. But when you're eating chicken, turkey, ground beef, lean cuts, You getting broccoli, you getting carrots, you getting rice. It is a big deal to eat that amount of food. I'm not telling you what somebody told me. I'm telling you what I know. I'm talking about from firsthand experience. When Ocho and I talk to you about football-related stuff, we're not talking secondhand stuff. We're not talking about what somebody told us. We're talking about what we're telling you, what we know, what we lived. So now I know everybody on the Internet now, they're a coach. They're a general manager.
16:54They were a professional athlete. They were a lawyer. They were a banker. They were something.
17:02Whatever you were, that's what you were. But I'm telling you what this medicine and the people that I've talked to, and I know people that have taken it, and their bodies are not the same. now you asking a man that's 450 pounds
17:29I feel bad and I don't normally feel bad because Ocho it's not it's it and I hate using the term fair because everybody dream is not going to come the gift that they want to give to themselves is not going to become a reality. It's not going to come to fruition. But it was something about him that made me like, damn, I sure hope this kid can get his weight down. I was thinking if he got it down under 430, but Ocho, do you understand? It doesn't take much to lose. I mean, because a lot of it's water weight. Yes. Once you get past that initial water weight, and probably he got like 30, because that's why it was easy for him to go from 500 to four.
18:16I think he played 470, then he waded the combine. It was pro day at 464, and now he's 449. Now you got to get to the nuts and bolts of him. That's a B. That's a B. Damn, man. I mean, you would literally – I mean, you literally have to starve him. You literally have to starve him, Mocho. And he couldn't play. couldn't i'm optimistic i think they're gonna bring it back on i i'm not i'm not saying they won't normally i like to see guys get to at least the last cut right because that they're more apt to bring him you know i'm saying ocho and he made it to the last cut but the thing is ocho he didn't he didn't play in any games but and this is why i agree with you it's like bro you know he was a project you know he was huge what made you think you're gonna be how much what you thought you're gonna be normally when people lose 100 pounds it takes them a year or 50 pounds or 75 pounds it takes them a year not no damn six weeks yeah i mean you lose you lose you lose a a a 50 60 70 pounds in six weeks you either on crack or you got aids i'm sorry but i'm just i'm not trying to be funny guys but i'm just saying to lose that kind of weight in that amount of time there's something seriously wrong and there's nothing wrong with him he's just a big man other than that there's nothing wrong with him oh he's a big man and we understand the risk of somebody his size in the sun in tampa we understand that oh joe it's hot boy yes and i'm glad now because back when you and i was going up they had their ass out there running gases and suicide.
20:07They're going to get that weight up off of him. They're going to get it up off of him, but now, obviously, the NFL protecting themselves after being sued a few times. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, obviously protecting themselves as well, not wanting any issues. No, you don't want that. You don't want that, Ocho. But I just don't know in the amount of time that they gave him how much weight did they think he was going to lose. that's the that's that's my that's my only thing i appreciate them giving him the opportunity but how much weight a man his size and let's say they went to camp in the middle of july and here we are down there at the end of august so let's just say five weeks how much weight did he lost 15 pounds i think that's good it is hell normally say if you can lose a pound what is a pound a week, Jordan.
20:56I think you lose a pound a week. That's great. He lost three pounds a week. He'd be back. Yeah. He'd be back. But, but Ocho, Ocho, he has to eat so much to just to live. Yeah. You got to find him. He has to drink a certain amount of water just to live. He's not, he's not a normal man. He's not a normal man that's walking around 200 pounds, 185 pounds, or whatever the size of a normal man is, he's twice the size of an average man. You got to find a happy medium. You got to... Yes, but how... Okay, what's the medium? Oh, I don't know. So because in order to get the weight off, you got to do a certain level of exercise.
21:43You got to do a certain level of weight training and you have to eat... Obviously, you have to be on a caloric deficit. So if it's 10 calories per body pounds, Theoretically, he could eat 4 ,600 pounds. Well, obviously, you've got to keep him way up under that, but you've got to gradually back him down. You can't say, okay, you can't eat but 3 ,000 calories. And I think you'll be able to do it. You'll be able to do it because he wants his back. He wants his back. Well, you're going to have to give him a year. Which is why. I like the fact if he's there. Because remember, Ochoa, they used to suspend players, and they wouldn't let you come to the facility.
22:23They wouldn't let you be around the players. But what they found out, that drove them further and further away. Now you force them into even worse habits. If they had a habit, they can't be around their teammates. Now they do more destructive things. So in order for them to get him in the kind of shape that they want, they feel that he can help them, they would literally need to have him around and say, okay, or send him to the Duke Medical Clinic. I think they have a weight loss center up there. Send him somewhere and say, okay, son, we're going to give you a year. You need to get to X number.
23:01Whatever number it is, but I'm saying that's the only way, Ocho. I think it's going to happen. And I hope this doesn't discourage him either. I hope he sees this, you know, and some of the stuff that we've been saying tonight. And please, Brother Desmond, don't allow this to discourage you, but only make you stronger. Give you a little bit more motivation. Give you a little bit more motivation. You know? Damn, man. It's crazy. Yeah. He's a big man. He's a big man. Big man. I mean, I mean, I used to eat Ocho. I used to eat a lot. I can't eat like I used to. No. But I'm also damn near 60. He's 23.
23:4824? Do you know how much you could eat when you were in your 20s? Yeah, young, yeah. Man, I take down the whole buffet. You don't come here no more.
24:01I die. You said buffet. You say$20. I can eat as much as I want. You eat up all the people's food.
24:12It's tough, man. It's tough. Come on, Des. You can do it, bro. You can do it. How bad do you want to be on an NFL team? How bad do you want to put that uniform on and go out there on that field and make a tackle? I don't care, Dez. I would love for you to have a long career. But if you can just put that uniform on one time and go out there and have them call your name because you made a tackle.
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27:45Ojo, you like Cooper going back to the Ravens. Absolutely. You got to understand the connection that's down there, that Florida connection that's down there in Las Vegas right now. You got Geno Smith, Miramar Patriot quarterback. You got Amari Cooper, superstar, legendary Dade County, Miami Northwestern where Teddy Bridgewater went on. Teddy Bridgewater. I mean, listen, legendary Wyrus from Miami Northwestern. That Florida connection, they going to work magic. Obviously, you have Brock Bowers who's going to probably get the bulk of the... I think he with the IMG, didn't he? Who, Brock Bowers? Yeah.
28:18He did? I think he did. Isn't he from Florida?
28:26Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. I know one thing. Gino going to get that ball that got... Who? He from Cali? Napa? Oh. He from Cali. Okay, you heard me? I say Gino Smith going to get Coop that goddamn ball. I know that. Well, hell, If Jacoby Myers is unhappy, he ain't got no choice. It's either Cooper, Brock Bauer. Yeah, but I think I understand Jacoby's frustration. Frustration. I totally get it. But the way you value yourself, the way you see and value yourself, the teams don't see you like that. Because as soon as the headlines hit about you wanting to trade, you see how fast they made that call?
29:10you see how fast they made their call oh that's what you want to do okay bet hold my bid they already got about four or five receivers lined up because they say okay in case this goes sideways yeah and they bring in a good one now Cooper ain't no goddamn slouch Amari Cooper was at one time one of the better right runners in the NFL I'm talking about top five I ain't talking about no slouch I'm talking about up there with Devontae up there with Devontae Adams with the Hunter Windpoles up there, what? well he could put him up and put him down like no other man I can't even believe man dude been in the league for like 11 years oh yeah cool oh yeah yeah yeah yeah
30:01a good 11 too I don't know why Jerry let him go
30:08Jerry with tripping
30:16I like this deal I like this deal for Coop I'm surprised that he was available this long maybe the asking price was a little higher than what teams wanted to play plus Ocho you know you get 30 man they be looking at you funny I don't care what type of numbers you put up because I remember them having the same conversation about Devontae Adams man he done slow man the man just had 100 damn catches but you know he ain't breaking away like he once did bro stop it 30 is not 30 is you're not over the hill but they've convinced they've convinced they have convinced themselves they convinced their fan base that if once a guy reaches 30 unless he's a quarterback his best years are behind him yeah only the quarterback where they say his best years are in front of him once he reaches the age of 30.
31:02Everybody else? Yeah, that's how they do you, y 'all. That's how they do you.
31:10That is how they do you.
31:14It's going to be some nice magic over there in Vegas, though, bro. I can see it now. Touchdown, Geno Smith to Amari Cooper for 72 yards. Oh, yeah. Old Dade County connection. Texas running back Joe Mixon won't be activated from non-football injury list by Tuesday's deadline, making him ineligible to play at least the first four weeks of the season, Ocho, due to an ankle injury. Mixon, who had an ankle injury, will be moved to the reserve non-football injury list. Did he hurt the ankle in practice Or this was something coming off the offseason Yeah that's a good question Did he have surgery Or no Or just he got hurt early in camp Must have got hurt in camp Well hey listen You know they got brother Chubb over there too now They got brother Chubb over there too now They not going to miss a beat At their position They not going to miss a beat at that position Depending on how Much better Nick Chubb is feeling after reconstructive surgery of that knee.
32:26Chubb going to tote that thing. Damn. What happened? He said he had them practice during training camp, and he's been battling this offseason. Why didn't he have surgery? Was it not? Was it still from that hip drop tackle? Because remember, Ocho, he got hip drop tackle last year. I don't know if it's from that. but Chubb Nicky Chubb let's go boy gotta carry load I hear some reports say he doesn't look the same he ain't cutting the burst is not there then others says he looks fine so I don't know what to say without us being there Ocho to see it for our own eyes it's hard to know what's real and what's not unless you're able to see it because they report any goddamn thing Yeah, I definitely need to see for myself to get a, like, okay.
33:25Well, three years ago, Chubb, he got through that. He got through that crack. I mean, obviously, you're going to have some wearing tear. I mean, you're running back. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, maybe one of the best things that happened to Saquon is that he got injured that year. He was able not to have 300 hits on his damn body. today dac told reporters that the team's offense will provide some fireworks and they've been saving their best stuff for the regular season an exciting offense we've kept it vanilla for a reason excited about getting out there and putting it all on display next thursday ocho are you expecting fireworks from the from the cowboys i told you that that's the only exciting thing to watch that is the only exciting thing to watch come what nine days from now eight seven days from now, whatever it may be, I'm tuning in to see the Dallas Cowboys offense, mainly George Pickens.
34:26They're going to put up numbers. Dak is going to put up numbers. He's going to put up numbers through the air. That's not the problem. That's never been the problem. The problem is on the other side of the ball. That's the problem. And not only that, you ain't got your best player on your team. The owner don't even want to pay him. But if there's anything As a Cowboy fan I know I have some of y 'all in the chat If you're a football fan in general Even if you're not a fan of the Cowboys Hey, are you going to be tuned in Thursday night? I want to see CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens go crazy You know?
35:01And then A.J. Brown and Devontae Smith On the other side of the ball go crazy We already know what Saquon going to do The goddamn Cowboys Ain't got no defense He might go for goddamn 200 Especially if Sticks ain't playing If Sticks ain't playing And Aino Taylor say, boy, I might have 300 to open the season. Well, who going to guard them receivers? Because I don't know. Is Diggs going to be able to start the season? Well, that's a good question. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. Damn, I'm not sure. Because that offensive line, good luck. Hey. Hey. Dickerson, look, we don't know the extent of Dickerson.
35:40He said he was going to try. Landon was going to try to get back. We don't know if he's going to make it all the way back. But, boy, them tackles, Mylotta and Lane Johnson, it ain't to be F with. You better be on your best behavior. It's going to take heaven and hell to get Ryan and boys. Boy, hey, Lane, come out there. He come in that thing. Hey, it's going to take heaven and hell. He's going to sit down on it. Trying to get Ryan and boys. Oh, yeah. Mylotta, what, 6 '8", 340? Stupid. Lane Johnson is angular. He's not a whole lot of bricks in his back pocket But boy, would that joke kick out there And he locked down on him And don't listen Don't let him get hands on you first Oh yeah Trayvon Diggs doesn't feel He has any limitations after training on his own Pushing for week one return He did pass his physical So hopefully they give him 500 bands back Give it, man We talking about Jerry, man He don't care But I'm Hey listen That game is going to be exciting I'm just Think about it Oh it's going to do It's going to do a crazy number It's going to do I can see that game doing 30 30 and 35 I mean we talk We talk about number I'm talking about I'm talking about the players Keon Mitchell CeeDee Lamb Cooper DeJuan George Pickens I mean I mean Oh man It's going to be fireworks It's definitely going to be fireworks And I like the words That Dak had used you know the firework gonna be you know offensively i don't know if they're going to win the game but boy look here quarterbacks don't be saying nothing how many how many times we done heard dac say this about this offense well often they always put a number in that they yeah for the other team them pick sixes we gonna see i see better than i hear we gonna see because the eagles ain't no slouch and i don't think fangio i don't think Fangio gonna let that defense have a hangover talk about what they did to the Super Bowl and all that other stuff because that ain't got nothing to do that's not what we did in the Super Bowl ain't gonna help us win opening night and guess what Ocho we went opening night we got 10 days before we play another game hey I see you boys hey you know what I see you guys I see you guys on Monday Friday night Saturday night Sunday I see you yeah I like it I see you money get you run in.
38:07Off Tuesday, back at this thing. Hold on. Where they playing at? Oh, yeah. Okay. Okay. That's going to be rough. That's going to be rough. It's a rivalry game and it's a division game. The start of the season off. Football is back, baby. Back. Welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome back. That's welcome back. Carter, you don't remember that before you were tired. What about Welcome Back Carter? Come on now. Georgia Tech DB Clayton Powell-Lee has some interesting comments about Coach Prime's team. Let's take a listen to what he's saying. Okay. Everybody says it's a different experience, but I've experienced some crazy stadiums since being here.
38:55So just knowing that, not trying to overhype it, honestly, like it's another game. I know they bring out celebrities. They do all this crazy stuff. but we're playing football. None of them playing, they can hype you up all they want to, but you want to feel not them. It's going to be a Buffalo out there on the field. Exactly, like, come on. So, yeah, just playing fast, like, not dwelling on that type of stuff. That's all I can say. I like it. I love it. I like it. So now you talking like that, I'm tuned in. Because I'm trying to see what you want. I'm trying to see what type of time you want. If you really like that, young bull, you feel me?
39:36I like that. I like the bravado, you know? Oh, they have all type of celebrities, and they got the whole hype train, but the people that's on the sideline ain't out there on the field, and they really can't do nothing. They can't help you. I like it. He talked fighting. And guess what? We're going to be live Friday night. After the game. I can't wait. So guess what? come in and get your first action of what happened in the game. Ocho and I are going to break it down and tell you what happened. Why it happened, how it happened, and when it happened. I need a little bit of my homework on, buddy.
40:09What number is he? He played DB for Georgia Tech, right? What number is he? Yep.
40:19Oh, number five. Oh, he wearing a single digit, too? Okay, he probably, he must be like that. single digit number you supposed to be any single digit number you supposed to be that boy dog you got to be him Travis Hunter is going now now there's a receiver that's making a lot of noise and a lot of waves over there in Colorado right now they said they got another one Travis Hunter so I'm A5 A5 I'm going to call you by your name when I see you play Five, I'm watching. I'm trying to see what you're on. What type of time you're on. Is that on that? Game at your mouth. You know, I wish you nothing but the best.
41:05I wish you luck, twin. Yeah. Boy, we're talking spicy, huh? Oh, man, I miss that. I miss those days. Oh, man. Oh, man. But I think for me, Ocho, I miss college more than I miss the pros because of the intimacy of it. Because the fans are like right there on you. You know those small black HBCU, they're right there on you. And, you know, they talking reckless. The fans talking reckless. Like, what? Nothing. Nothing today, Sharp. I'm leaving with more catches than I came with. That's all I know. What you talking, all I know is I promise you I'm going to have more catches, more yards, and more touchdowns than when I came.
41:52All that other stuff
41:58Really dude What's his last name? Seaton
42:05Clayton Powell Lee Clayton Powell Lee Yeah I'm going to watch some film With him from last year I'm going to watch some film I'm excited Clayton Powell If I go back I don't want to go back and play the NFL I want to be like 18, 19, go back and play college football. Boy, listen, if I can rewind time, if I can. But I want to know what I know now. Okay, same, same. What I know now, I would love to rewind time. Listen, I don't want to go to no Power 5. I don't want to go to no Power 5. I want to go to FAMU. I want to go to FAMU. Matter of fact, I want to play football and I want to play in the band.
42:49I know it don't make no sense. I have a love and infatuation What instrument You gonna play? I'm gonna be the drum major What you talking about? Hey, ask Dr. White About me, ask Shelby Chipman About me, I would be the drum major At FAMU right now if I could With your football uniform, oh No, no, no, I'm saying I'll switch How the hell you think You think you're Beyonce, you're gonna be quick change You're gonna jump in and out of the clothes like Beyonce I'm gonna be that boy, I'm gonna be that boy At FAM Yeah. I'm going to go. Listen, you know, the band start walking down with five minutes left in the second quarter.
43:26Yeah, yeah. So what if you're on offense? Hey, listen, we're going to let the other team go first. We're going to let the other team let their band go first. That only happens if you're at home. If you're on the road, you don't get to tell me, oh, y 'all go first. They're not going first. They're going to let you go first. They're going to wait for me. They're going to wait for me to get undressed. Yes. Hey, listen, I know I play a lot. Jesus Christ, I wish I had my grades together coming out of high school because I would have been that fam. There's a reason I had to go to Langston. I couldn't even get into fam.
44:01Langston was one of the few schools that actually accepted me with the bad ass grades I had growing up. There's a reason, fam, you made me an ambassador because I've been showing love to the school since 19, goddamn, 92. I just never had the opportunity to go there, but my love and passion for the school is still there because that's where I always wanted to be. You know? So just hypothetically speaking, if I can go back and had eligibility, oh, man, please, I'm going to play FM, man. Man, I average 300 yards a game. Right now? Well, what you know now? Yeah. With ease. with ease we played nine games I had three 200 three 200 yard games in nine games I see yeah know what I know now understanding routes and concepts yeah I averaged 300 yards oh I'll be the first receiver with 2 ,000 yards receiver for sure 1 ,000 % meanwhile this is what Coach Prime is saying about his squad Let's take a listen to what he had to say.
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47:42Tomorrow. No slides. If I see you with, I'm going to send people to campus tomorrow. If I see you with slides on campus, it's going to be a problem. If I see you with a hoodie on in class or some headphones on in class, it's going to be a problem. if I see you sitting in the back of the classroom it's going to be a problem do we understand that and if you're online and you have online classes and you don't have a shirt on or you got a white beater on or you have some stupid on that causes distraction or you walk around during that online session it's going to be a problem we good with that guys?
48:16I love it I love it what he's talking about it has nothing to do with football it has nothing to do with the game of football you're gonna have to conduct yourself like this in the real world why not start now why not start now if you don't make it to the nfl whatever corporation whatever entity you work for you're not gonna be able to go in there with no goddamn you're gonna be wearing no slides you're gonna be wearing no hoodie at all i like it and if you if you're doing a zoom meeting or call man i saw the late oh cho they had this lady he was in court. She got a robe and a bonnet. The judge said we're going to pause this.
48:59We're going to come back to you. You come back when you got something. She up there doing this. She inside a robe scratching. The judge say, ma 'am, is that a robe and you scratching your... I love this because he's preparing these young men for life. Now in football, guess what you can do in football? You can go to meetings with what? Slides. Guess what else you go with? A hoodie Guess what on your headphones You can do all that But Everybody that's in that meeting room Ain't gonna be in an NFL meeting room Where you can wear hoodies Where you can wear slides Wear your earphones Everything Prime is teaching them young fellas right now It all comes down to one thing Discipline Discipline The one thing that's going to carry you in life forever regardless of what you try to do.
49:56Whether you make it to the NFL, whether it's the corporate world or whatever respective craft you choose and are passionate about. If you have discipline, you're going to succeed no matter what it is you decide to do. Yeah. Always. Man, Ojo, I ain't never wear sweats. My brother used to come down and say, man, this how y 'all go to class? Stars, jeans, eyes on. Are you a French? You was fresh? Every Friday, I wore slacks and a college shirt. Sometimes I wore a jacket. Yes, sir. Okay, I see you. Absolutely. Because we left, we played Saturday. So a lot of times we were leaving Saturday morning.
50:38I mean, Friday mornings. If we didn't leave at like 9 o 'clock, I'm going to the 8 o 'clock class. Okay. Okay. Mary Porter did not send me to Savannah State to get a degree and go play football in the NBA. Now I'm going to do both. All right, but hold on. You had that drip on, though. You put that shit on, huh? Hey. Man, I had them Lee G, Levi's, Darkseid, I. Hold on. You had the crease. You had the crease in the jeans? Crease.
51:12Ocho, my first two years, I did it myself. Had that Niagara. Yeah, with the yellow top. Green and yellow. Come on, man. I use Niagara. Had a thing done. Then, my junior year, Curry's. There's a dry cleaner called Curry. Developed a friendship with the guy. As a matter of fact, he and his wife used to come visit me when I played in Denver. He and his wife would come stay with me. He would stay in the house. When his wife came, they stayed in the hotel. But when he came, he was sleeping in the spare bedroom downstairs. John. John Curry's his name. You from Savannah? Y 'all know Curry Cleaners because they got one.
51:51What is that? On Apple Corn? Is that Apple Corn? A Duran or Skidaway? I forget where it is. It's been many, many years ago. But, oh, Joe, I was super clean. Because the thing is, going to class, hey, you know, I'm taking all these government classes, these law classes. I'm a lawyer. You can't go in there, you know, any kind of way. You got to be nice. when I turn in my turn people I need you to see me in some snacks I need you to see me in a college shirt listen I'll never forget I've obviously never been to Oklahoma I get to Lansing University the you know you got people from Stillwater you got people from Oklahoma you got people from you know Houston you got people from Dallas at the school and during that time I learned about boom starch in the jeans we ain't really starch our jeans down there.
52:43Them people down there in Oklahoma and Texas when it came to starch in them jeans, I'm talking about sharp to the T. You could barely get in them. You could probably stand them up on their own. I never forget the names. The quarterback, T-Money and Waylon Jones at Langston University. Big chef. I don't know who you at, baby. I love you. I love you if you happen to see this. them jeans with the high polo boots with the strap on the front. You ever had a pair of them? Yeah. Man, but them boy was so sharp with them polo boots on and they're I never forget it. I had me a little Niagara. I used to go to a little club they used to have right there called 33 with my little star jeans.
53:38He used to go, Miami, what you doing with them things on like that?
53:44And then we have no money. We put flour and water. That's how we made it start. Hold on, flour. Wait a minute. I know you didn't. I know you didn't. Mary Porter ain't sent me unprepared. Wait, flour and water? Yes.
54:05A little flour and water will get you right. I didn't know that. I know you didn't. But that's what I'm saying. That's old C, that old country secret. Courage Cleaners on 1310 East Durenne Avenue. As a matter of fact, they had a little alteration shop. It'd be about five black ladies in there. Ocho, I used to go there. I dropped my clothes off. I would go over there and just talk to them ladies for hours. Damn, man. Even when I went to the league and came back my first three years, I stayed in Savannah. Then I was like, man, I got to get up out of Savannah. I got to move. I got to go somewhere a little bigger.
54:42But I would go. I would drop my clothes off. I would stay over there with them ladies and talk to them ladies for hours. Oh, man. All right, got to go. You just got here. Just got here. I've been here for an hour. Two hours. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, I was, you know, joking. My brother say, man, dude, anybody. I never wore sweats to class. Always jeans. Izod shirt. Polo. Always crease jeans. Friday, always collar shirt. Always. Hold on. So you missed the cross color era, huh? You ain't had no cross colors? No. What? Hold on. What about the Jabolles? We had the Jabolles? They had Jabolles. They had Calvin Klein.
55:27They had Lee. They had Levi's. They had Sergio Rigoletto was kind of like when I was in high school. Yeah, but they had the Jabolles was kind of like I was in the league. Okay, you was in the league. Man, listen, at Langston, there's a huge community of students from Chicago. They had every color of your bowls, man. I'd never forget. Oh, man, it was the time. It was the time. And you know what had just came out when I got to call it, like, my sophomore year? Tommy Hilfiger. Oh, Tommy. Hey, Tommy in polo sets here in Miami was big, boy. The little sets with the shorts with the little polo with the three-button shirt.
56:08Yep. Yep. Oh, the days. but I was sharp I was sharp no pun intended but your boy was sharp damn I remember him that Ocho Gilly called you out for being a glizzy gladiator he wrote one thing Ocho gonna do is he gonna be a glizzy gladiator everywhere he go check this out what he got he got me eating hot dogs
56:49Man, Gil is crazy. Hey.
56:55Oh, he caught me with the hot dogs in my party.
57:01That's a CU, isn't it?
57:09hey um one thing to do like i know listen the times and the errors we and that they said oh glizzies who eating hot dogs and man i don't care nothing about that but wherever i go to any sporting event baseball basketball football soccer games i'm getting my two hot dogs a small popcorn and a Coke with no ice. I don't care who see me eat my hot dogs. I'm eating my two hot dogs. That was dry. Did you have ketchup? I don't eat those condiments. I eat everything plain. I eat everything plain. I don't put nothing on you-know-what when I eat. I don't eat nothing on my hot dog. I eat everything plain as is.
57:55All the condiments I need they come within my system. Yeah, I get it. Yeah, I ain't had no. Look, it's not that I ain't no glizzy, all that stuff. I just haven't eaten a hot dog in probably two decades. You don't know what you're missing? I tell you no lie. You don't know what you're missing. And sometimes, you know what? Sometimes if it's too many people around, I break the hot dog off, right? And I shake it like some dice. Then I just throw them out real quick, you know? I want some nachos. Now you got me thinking, I want some nachos. I might go to the movie just to get some nachos. Did you see a higher thing?
58:30I saw Micah walking into the city with eating nachos. Yeah, hold on. The new movie, Spike Lee and Denzel. Oh, you talking about Lois the Highest? I saw it. Man, it was good. You saw it? I haven't seen it. Yeah, listen. I went to the movie theater with the missus, had two hot dogs and a small popcorn and a Coke. Lois was good. It was good. How much popcorn cost at the movies now? Oh, that's a good question, huh? That's a good question. I was treated to the movie, so I'm not sure what the price is. That's a good question. It shouldn't be that much, though. Because I normally get like a Diet Coke or an Icy popcorn and Twizzlers.
59:09Twizzlers? Oh, man, you tripping, man. Listen, you could at least say Raisinets. Twizzlers? Man, don't eat no damn Raisinets. Don't eat no Raisinets? Hell no. Man, you ain't living right, man. You ain't living right. What's the point of going to the movies And getting Twizzlers Nobody eats Twizzlers If I'm going to get Like candy candy It'll probably be Reese's Pieces Okay I can live with that But not no Twizzlers Twizzlers is nasty it's like eating candle wax I'm trying to think I think last time I went to the movies Is popcorn more than$7,$6,$5 It ain't that bad You just got to go to the matinee Because I think last time I went I think popcorn is like$5,$6.
59:54Is more than that? $12? $12 for who? For what? For popcorn. Now you got to go to the matinee. The price is not the same at the matinee. They still have dollar matinee? No, I don't know about dollar. But you can use your AARP card. I do. Yeah, use your AARP card. How much is a matinee now? I mean, for me, I use my AARP card. So it was like$10.
1:00:24because I used to go to what's that I pick that movie was like$22 I pick, of course you're going to have to pay for the amenities in which you're about to get that's different I go right here off of Sheridan or I go right here by Pimlic Lakes Mall it's an AMC right there
1:00:48but they got those nice chairs yeah, you lean back Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what I don't want to be. See, I'm trying to get in and get out. You ever been to the movie theater where they got them chairs, like give you 3D and they be moving? Yeah. They got it over here in the Spanish area, though. I forgot the name of it, huh? Damn. Damn, I got to go to the movie, man. I have, also, I think I've been to one movie since COVID. What you saw? Shit, don't start me lying. Hey, anybody in the chat that's from Miami, what's the name of the mall in the Spanish area by Mall of America's? Damn, they got to go.
1:01:30I'm going to the movies. I'm going to the movies. I got to go to the movies. My off date. Oh, damn.
1:01:39I got to get a haircut. You got to go see Highest to Lowest, though, huh? It's real good. I'll check it out. Because I want to get... I'm trying to think what I'm going to get when I go to the movies. Man, I ain't been to the movies so long. Damn. Man, I used to love the movies. I'm talking about love. Ocho, you know I once saw six movies in one day? Wait, wait, hold on. That means you never left the theater. You just went from one to two. I did. Yeah, yeah. I remember those days. I went there. I got to the movie about 11, and I got home about 12, 31 o 'clock. That's it. Dolphin Mall. Okay. Yeah.
1:02:16I've done that a long time ago But I used to see two Only two is max Two is max for me Because I got to get back home On Biscayne Boulevard where you have the movie theater It's called The Office Two movies max I pay for one, I'll stay go to another one By that time I got to get back home I paid for one And I saw the other for free Oh them some good days back in the day There was a day There was a day, man. I miss that. I miss being able to go to the movies. I'm the only one in there because I'm the only one in there. Like during the season, me and Burns, that was our thing. Monday or Tuesday, we're going to go to the movies.
1:03:02Man, what you doing? Man, let's go to the movies. I'll meet you up there. I had a good day as well. Man, I miss those times. Powerball jackpot jumps to$750 million, the 10th largest ever. the next drawing is Monday night that's tonight you know what I probably won too you heard me listen I need to tell my sister in Atlanta because they don't have the drawings out here I think I probably won I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do with my winnings I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do with my winnings what you going to do first if you won$750 million how much is that if you take a lump sum in Florida?
1:03:46Because it varies because if you California, you got to pay state tax. Some states have state tax. So if you took a lump sum,$750 million in Florida. I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do with mine right now. How much it is? It's probably$4 and some change. Watch.
1:04:05$350. Nah, it's$4. $390. $390? Okay, boom. That's perfect. So boom, let's say Hypothetically speaking. Well, I'm probably going to win anyway, so I didn't check my numbers yet. But my first thing is I'm going to be minority owner and player for Napoli, my favorite team in Italy, right? Then I'm going to buy into the Dolphins as well. Minority, a huge stake in the Dolphins. You nothing about no huge stake? In the Dolphins? Yeah. Minority owner, no? How much? What percentage? the dollars are valued at about like$67 billion so 10 % is$700 million I don't know so you must be talking about a minority you must be talking about a 2 % that's fine like I'm part of it then for those that have kids from I'm going to give them a huge chunk give them a huge chunk those that have kids from they grown now what about the ones that have grown regardless No, regardless, they finna get them a nice huge chunk.
1:05:11Then the kids, they finna come move with me. I'm finna move the kids with me, give the mothers a break. Listen, y 'all, boom, y 'all done a hell of a job. Y 'all go out there, enjoy yourself, have you some fun. Beam. Me and the kids, we gon' start a show. We're just me and the kids, we gon' start our own show. And boom, that's pretty much it. Yeah, I think that's a great idea. You know how I'm a philanthropist and I love to give back. Obviously, I'm going to give back. I'm not going to announce it. I think my tips, you know how I tip? I tip$1 ,000 every month. I'm going to add a zero to all my tips.
1:05:49Well, the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to get my financial people and make sure we all say it. Then, I got an endowment for Savannah State.
1:06:02Then all the kids. my brother, I'm going to go ahead and break him off. Because when it's time for me to go ahead and meet the maker, I don't want to have to give nothing away. Everything is going to be already taken care of way before the end. So nobody is going to be griping about nothing, about this. Everybody is going to be going to get what they're going to get. Then I say, you know what, Ocho? Ocho, we had a great run, Ocho. Leave it. But it's time for me to hand it off to you. It's the Ocho and Joe show. Come on, man.
1:06:42Hey, I got two days a week for you, Ocho. Okay, okay. I got two days a week for you. I'll let you pick the two days I'm on, but hey. But hey, I'm going to be fading in and out. You know, I'm on a beach and get crappy, crappy internet service.
1:06:59I'll be fading in and out. I'm moving somewhere. I need me like 50 acres I'm going to have me about 10 dogs I'm going to have raccoons, possums many cows, many goats many horses I like it that's fun that's fun I like it and that's it though Joe that's it I got and then like My responsibilities and my overhead, it's so small. It's so small. It's me, my kids, and those I have kids from. That's it. My immediate family, my two brothers, that's it. My mom is gone. My grandma's gone. I have my small nucleus of friends. They know they good. Oh, yeah. I get bucket like 15. I get burns by 15. Yeah, we're going to be straight.
1:08:07We're going to be straight. Yeah, yeah. Ash, you know, Ash, you could be CEO of Shea Shea Media. Hey, matter of fact, when I win... You could be VP. You could be whatever you want to be. Matter of fact, when I win the Powerball or the Mega Millions, I'm going to pay your$5 ,900. it too. That would be awful nice of you to win 750 billion to give me 5 ,900. Thank you. I really, really appreciate that. Chad, y 'all hear this man. This man say, you know what? When I win 750 billion, I'm going to pay your 5 ,900. Well, damn. Yeah, nah. That's the only thing I really hate about being out here. Ocho, Nick, you can't buy no lottery, no plan, no power, no stuff like that.
1:08:58Oh, I know why. I know why. I know why. Yeah. Damn. Oh, that was good. That was funny.
1:09:10All right. Ocho, time flew by. It's time for our final segment of the evening. It's time for Q &A. Tonight was good, boy. God damn, that was good. You know what's funny? Hey, chat, watch. I'm going to check the numbers because I played. I don't really gamble or play, but I took a chance. I'm telling you, when I check these numbers tonight, I guarantee I won that Powerball. Watch. Watch. I sure hope you won, Ocho. I'm telling you. I'm telling you now. Watch. Ocho, somebody posed a great question. Nick Marr says, who gets paid first, Micah from Jerry or Unk from Ocho? Micah. Micah going to get paid for Unk.
1:09:56as long as that owe you just know you'll never go bro you'll never go bro as long as i owe you ocho uh jamal the singer said ocho when you get that money said marvin sat 40 000 so he can let us out this church we still in here
1:10:17hey i forgot all about that that's a good one yeah oh i forgot yeah my uncle I got an uncle that's a pastor, so I'm going to break the church off. Okay, okay, okay.
1:10:30Aaron Owen, Jalen Hurst is too low in the NFL top 100. He should have been at least no lower than 12, in my opinion. I didn't see it, so they had the top. So what is it?
1:10:4515?
1:10:49so you looking at Saquon Lamar
1:10:57oh that's what his peers voted about I mean y 'all say y 'all want peers to vote the peers vote then you say that's too low you say play it when the media does it the media don't know what they're talking about. So I don't know.
1:11:20Then Hoffman, Tyreek is still best receiver in the NFL. Revenge coming. I can see that. As long as Tua stays upright. As long as Tua stays upright, Tyreek is going to pick up exactly where he left off before Tua got hurt in the previous two seasons when Tua was healthy. I can see that happening because Tyreek is not slowing down anytime soon.
1:11:46English Bank says, I watch you consistently. Deshaun's not playing like you sharp Stradamus, but he's already running full speed and throwing. Love y 'all. Keep rocking. I still don't believe he's playing this year. That boy, whatever your name is, bro. I know about Billable Owens, too. Just finished buying my wife's Kendra tickets to Colorado versus Georgia Tech game for her birthday that passed yesterday and paying for my daughter's first preschool tuition. Yeah. They add up. They add up. I mean, tuition and this and that. But you're doing a great job. She's going to love you. She gets to go to Colorado, Georgia Tech.
1:12:31Rose TV once said, how is it going through Baltimore? And Lamar never been to the bowl. All I know is Lamar is 71. Let him know. Lamar is 7-1 against the Bengals. Let him know. All I know is Lamar is 7-1 against the Bengals. I don't know about anything else. I know he's 7-1. I know that. What y 'all do? Y 'all will sightseeing. We've been there. Y 'all ain't been there. Y 'all ain't been there. The Ravens don't win twice and won. We talk about now. We talk about now. We talk about teams now. Yeah. uh i'm a fledge says ocho won't eat twizzles but eat feet true yes and and whoever that is just said that the fact that you don't partake in sucking of the feet not eating sucking of the feet using ice whipped cream hot syrup like what i mean how are you living how are you living if you're not using all the amenities that you have at your disposal in the kitchen.
1:13:40Huh? Come on, man. Hey, buy my tutorial. Buy my tutorial on YouTube on how to, you know, have some fun and spice it up. Yeah, put it on Patreon and get it off here. Dulo Gante, glad Trey got his money, but Ocho, that defense is cooked. The Bengals going to be on Galveston Beach in February like Charles Barkley say. Y 'all are see. y 'all let's see
1:14:08Tyler Hamilton you and my pops played one another I guess that's what he said Millard Harbilt
1:14:19I'm trying to think
1:14:23Millard Hamilton that's his name Tyler Hamilton Tyler Hamilton name doesn't sound familiar Joe X Black Back up to your point about eating to build muscle. My powerlifting coach Ben told me you got to get big. You do. That's how you grow.
1:14:48Pat Dove, when you're going to have Leo nightcap? Man, I don't even know if Leo's still alive, man. But you know what? Hey, that story was funny as hell, boy. I need to get hot feet on here. One of my teammates, they were from the same hometown, Sandersville, High C. High C would know where he's at. Maybe Big Daddy, Ford, might know. I'm going to call. I'm going to get in touch with him. Leo ain't got no equipment. I don't even know if he got a phone. I don't even know if he got a phone, but I tell you what, I'm going to find him. I'm going to find him. If he's alive and well, I'll find him. Hurrah, Kiffle.
1:15:30Oh, will you ever consider Ocho as a Hall of Famer? Players got him with less. Check the numbers and put some respect on it. I don't decide. I ain't got no vote. Okay, got no vote. I decide. That's why I put my own jacket on. I decided. I inducted myself. One-on-one.
1:15:49Deshaun Allen says, what's up, Uncle Ocho? My question is, which game was it you realized it's time to hang the cleats up? I was going to come back and play year 15. I was in some of the best, and I know people say this all the time, Ocho, but I was in phenomenal shape. I took a picture. It's on my wall, but I was, I'm talking about, I was peeled. I was too, I was going to, I was going to probably report to camp. Cause as a matter of fact, they had camp. They started camp that Wednesday. I did the photo shoot that Friday. so I was about 227 I was 227-ish
1:16:32I'm talking about look here like a Clinton email wait disappeared don't know Joe so I was going to come back for year 15 until you know CBS asked me would I be interested in being on the panel around the desk and but But even in year 14, Ocho, what I started to notice, I couldn't do it like I once could. I could have that monster game, but then the next two to three games going to be so-so. I just couldn't put it together back to back to back like I once could. And I was like, damn. I mean, I felt fine. I really did, Ocho, and I looked fine. But the body, man, it just wouldn't respond like I needed it to.
1:17:23and then once you come to the realization, is there anything that I could do to change people's perception of Shannon? Someone's going to like me, some weren't. I had all the accomplishment. I had Pro Bowls. I had All Pros. I had Super Bowls. I was all decade first. So what? So if I caught another 50 passes, if I caught another 800 yards, if I had another 10 touchdowns, if I won another Super Bowl, that wasn't going to change anybody. They wasn't going to think I was any better because I had four Super Bowls instead of three. I had 11 50-catch seasons, which was the record at the time. So if I had another one, 12, they think I was better now because I had 12 instead of 11?
1:18:03No. Then once you start looking at it like that, Ocho, for me, that was good. That was good. And it just got, you know, I just got tired of, man, hey, come on, get in here and study. Come on, guys. Come on, man. Let's practice. It had started. I had started to phase out. Guys started to tune you out. They didn't take it serious enough for me. Ocho, man, you know, when it comes to the job, the work at hand. Look, play A. I like to play too. But when it comes to work, Ocho, we got to get to work. Understand why we're here. Why are we here? Why are we here? You got to keep the main thing the main thing.
1:18:53That's it. Bro, let me ask you a question. Why do you think you're here?
1:19:01And it just, just my time to let it go, Ocho. Just my time to let it go. And that's okay.
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1:21:09Kenny Pickett got traded to the Raiders for a sixth-round draft pick. So the Cleveland Browns seemingly will be going into the season. Joe Flacco as the starter with two rookies as the backup. Looks like Dylan Gabriel is going to be number two, QB2, and Shadour is going to be QB3. That's what it seems like, but, hey, it's not etched in stone. Thank you guys for joining us. We're off tomorrow. We're back Wednesday. I'm up. He's Ocho. Thank you guys for joining us. See you on Wednesday. Peace!
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