Nightcap Hour 2: Unc & Ocho react to the Commanders trying to trade Brian Robinson Jr!

27:55I mean, when a DB gets defensive player of the year, there ain't been a whole lot of them now. And Jalen Ramsey even still to this day, another thing about Jalen Ramsey that I don't like, is when we talk about the better corners, better man-to-man corners in the NFL, we're not mentioning Jalen Ramsey's name enough we're not still very good in one on one situations with a plan off with a plan up in man to man and some people say oh well this guy beat him everybody gets beat nobody has a high percentage of times that he wins his matchups a high percentage and everybody that's on that list chat listen to me real quick everybody on that list 95 % of DBs in NFL games, they play not to get beat.

28:44And there's a short percentage of maybe 5 % that play to make a play. There's a huge difference. There's a huge difference. They're playing to make a play, not just playing not to get beat. I'm going to run the scheme. I'm going to keep the guy in front of me. And when he catches the ball, I make the tackle. No, these individuals, they're trying to make a play. And all of them are very good tacklers. Very good tacklers. I think Champ went to like 10 or 11 Pro Bowls. He was four or five times first team All-Pro, led the league in picks one year.

29:28Gilly, Stephon Gilmore was defensive player of the year. He had a great season. That season, 2009, with that 2009 season when Revis had an unbelievable season, but Charles Woodson won the defensive player of the year. Ramsey's just been good everywhere he's been. It's just surprising to me that how good he's been that he's been moved this many times. That's what's surprising to me, O.J. So Jacksonville. You know, from Jacksonville to the Rams, Rams to the Dolphins, Dolphins and Steelers. Ramsey's been good everywhere he's been. He ain't no slouch. No, no, no, no.

30:09can play multiple positions i can see him moving playing safety like uh you saw charles woodson and rod woodson later in their career move to the safety position and a neil's williams uh and time i mean they're gonna be i mean they're gonna be able to do a multitude of things with ramsey in pittsburgh so that's gonna be really interesting the way they use him obviously brother joy porter jr is gonna be on one side and i'm not sure where slay is gonna be and maybe when that team go to three receiver sets or four or five receivers. I ain't no telling how that's going to work out or what they're going to do.

30:43But they're going to have very many, very many options. And with that front four, that front four that they have, that ball got to come out, huh? Are we saying Cam Hayward's going to be there or not be there? Shoot, I forgot about that. God damn it. God damn it. Is he really going to stand on business too, huh, you think? he seems like a distinguished gentleman

31:17damn but they just paid you last year aren't you i mean how many times you ever seen a team okay you know but he said if i had to if i'd have had two sacks you ought to cut me this year too even though you just paid me last year but yeah yeah i mean have you ever seen like you do me sometimes. Oh, I'll just give you the other side. I got you. I got you. But let me ask you a question. Have you ever seen a team pay a player one season and a player play that well and they come right back and do a deal again? No, I have not. There you go. They're not going to set the precedent. I guess it's the first time for everything.

31:56He's I've seen teams pay a player and cut him the next season. That's a good one. So we'll see. But I think the only thing and I think Sherman's phenomenal. I do bump him down just a tad because their defense didn't allow it for them to travel. They stayed on one side. Everybody else in this picture traveled. And I think it's something to be said for that. I mean, think about it. If you played in the 80s and you followed Jerry, Sterling Sharp, Chris Carter, Herman Moore, Andre rising. You know what I'm saying? I mean, just think about you cornered and that was your assignment. I'll be with you.

32:40That's all I can say. Michael Irvin, Anthony Miller, you travel. For me, it's something to be said for a guy that'll travel, that you're willing to pick up frequent flyer miles. But Sherm, Sherm was phenomenal. And, you know, that's why he's an all-decade player in the 2010s. And rightfully so, because he was that good. He was a quarter of the Legion of Boom. And another thing, when we talk about those five corners, I want to talk about some corners that aren't listed in there that I think are deserving to be on that list as well. I got two. I got two that deserve to be on that top five. Asante Samuels and Patrick Peterson.

33:25Yep, yep, yep. I agree. I agree. Oh, you know what? I'm surprised Pat Peay on there. Yeah. I'm not sure who made that list, but the funny thing about it is they were so good during their time. I'm talking about Prime. Prime Patrick Peterson, man, shh. Man, stop playing. Prime Asante, even though he didn't travel, that's not what was asked of him. That's why, like I said, Sharn played the defense, and he played it extremely well. Yeah. He played it extremely well. But for me, when you got to take Brandon Marshall and take Ocho and take Megatron and take T.O. and take Julio, bro, I got to get you ready.

34:13Listen, do you understand the kind of bag? You understand the kind of toolbox you have to have as a DB to play against each one of them receivers you just named, knowing that you got to approach each situation differently? Your style of play has to be different based on who is – man, that is why I say, and people will laugh at me, I say defensive back is the hardest position to play, especially if you're a traveling corner that has to have a – man, listen, you got to be on your – You think it's harder? Maybe physically, but not mentally. Yes. Than quarterback? Yes, it's a mental game. Hold on, time out.

34:55Oh, this is a great conversation. Name the court. I'm Patrick Peterson. One week, say the receivers again. One week I got to against who? Okay, you're going against Julio. Julio Jones. Fast. Good in bump and run. Can run routes like no other. I got to travel with him for four quarters. Yep. my toolbox my technique has to be perfect mentally in itself that in itself is just like playing the quarterback position because you got to be on point one mistake one error you done that's six points look I'm not saying it's not easy but as the quarterback I got to know okay this defensive front, instead of Liz, let me rip this.

35:55I need to know X, Y, Z, running back, that mental... There's a reason why the quarterback playbook is this thick and defensive back's playbook is this thick. But listen, even if the defensive back playbook is this small, right? Understanding what he has to go through. Understanding what he has to go through every down. Think about all the coverages, Ocho. I got to think about down and distance. I got to think about position on the field. I got to think about personnel. Are they in sub? Are they in spinner? Are they in three-down scan? Quarter, cover four, cover six, cover five. They clouding it.

36:37They banjoing it. Ocho, I got to know all of that. And I got to know, okay, nickel, dime, sub. No, they in six-two. No, they in a five-three. Right, right, right, right. No, sir. Listen, one week I'm traveling. One week I got T.O. Next week I got Calvin Johnson. The next week I got Randy Moss. Man, please. And I'm traveling? One week you got the Steelers defense with that 3-4. The next week you got the Eagles defense with a 43. And then the next week you got the Ravens. and then the next week you got the Buccaneers and then the next week you got Seattle and the next week you got the Jets and the next week you got the Broncos and then you got Bill Belichick and then you got Rex Ryan then you got Wade Phillips no physically corner is the toughest position because you're asking somebody it's like Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire She had to do everything that Fred Astaire did, but she had to do it backwards and she had to do it in heels.

37:51Yeah. So I have to do everything that Julio's going to do, but unfortunately I got to do it backwards. But not only must I know where that DB is, I better find out where TJ Watt and Micah Parsons are too. But also. And you know why I'm at it? What the hell is Roquan Smith going to do? What is Ray Lewis going to do? Him and old Urlach, are they up to something? No good, I know it. and I need to worry about Warren Sapp and Johnny Randall hitting me in the back of my damn head. What am I going to do about Reggie White and Bruce Weston and Brucie? Uh-uh. Nah. You know, you keep saying it's a physical game for the DBs.

38:33That's a mental game, huh? Oh, it's mental, yes. That's a mental game because now you got your job playing against some of the greats week in and week out is I need to make sure I keep him thinking the whole time. I need to make sure I keep him thinking the whole time, whether it's lining up right in front of him, shading inside, maybe shading outside, continue to give him different looks. How can I throw the time into this offense off to be able to give me an advantage as a defensive back to slow him down? How can I mess up the time of their offense? I mean, it's so much that goes into it outside of just the physical aspect.

39:09It's a chess match up here. But you know what, Ocho? Let's just say for the sake of argument, they're going to bombard it. They're going to throw in 15 passes. They're going to give him 15 targets. How many times do you think I'm going to throw the ball? And every time, I've got to be perfect. Because if I'm late on the out, if I'm late on the out ball, tell the chat what's going to happen. The other way?

39:37Hey, what happens if I miss the hot? Anthony Richardson, what happens when you miss the hot? If you don't redirect the line, the line was going to the left, and you said okay, and you didn't rip it and send it right. That's what you should have done. You should have ripped it, so that way you slide the line to the right. Now, since you're looking to the left, anybody comes off that side, you throw hot. Mentally nothing like the quarterback. The hardest thing to do, I believe in professional sports, is to hit a baseball. The hardest position to play is quarterback. Okay. All right. That's why you can get guys that's third or fourth rounders and take off.

40:26That quarterback position, man. hey how many how many times a team them go two three four you just told me the cleveland browns had 35 starting quarterbacks they don't have more starting quarterbacks than starting quarterbacks and they got two of them i tell you what i got i got another one for you i'm gonna tell you the cleveland browns have found probably their best corner they've ever had is Denzel Ward. You know how long it took for them to find a Denzel Ward? They had Lee Bodden. Lee Bodden was really good. They had David McCutcheon. Yeah, I mean, this is before your time. They had Hanford, Dickens, and Frank Minifield.

41:07They were really good. They weren't no Denzel Ward. Hey, you did do some homework on the boys. They weren't Denzel Ward. They were really good. No, Ocho, they were really good.

41:22Minifield and Dixon? they were really no Ocho they were really good I'm trying to think who else Cleveland had they had Joe Hayden I forgot about you I know you did Joe was great Joe was good Lee Barton was very good Daylor McCutcheon did I say it right remember Daylor McCutcheon from USC yeah he was really good but Denzel Ward different ball game oh Denzel yeah Different ballgame. Think about it. Okay, so name the quarterback equivalent of Denzel Ward in Cleveland. Name the equivalent of Joe Hayden, quarterback in Cleveland. You just gave me two cornerbacks. Now give me the quarterback equivalent.

42:11I haven't been able to find one. There you go. There you go. But look, this is, like you said, They left off Pat P. They left off Asante. I'm trying to think. Who else was?

42:38Yeah. That's two for sure they left off. Pat P been to like seven, eight Pro Bowls. I think Asante went to like three, four Pro Bowls.

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46:03Ty Law? Well, Ty Law would be in that same conversation with Asante Sanders as well. Ty Law in the Hall of Fame. Yeah, I know. I know. With three Super Bowls. It was that ability and the physicality that Ty, them dead, remember on the Colt? Marvin Harrison. And on the greatest show on turf, how physical they were. Mm-hmm. Coach Belichick, that's Coach Belichick style with the Giants. they got physical with the bills and the cake right up in your face right up in your face man they left some people off I'm going to call Woody they ain't got you on here that ain't I doing whoever made that list Ocho the Joe Milton hype may be already over in Dallas Milton 9 of 18 122 yards and 1 interception with all the hype around Milton's arm Is he proven just to be a combine, or is it still too early, Ocho?

47:13Oh, that's a good one. That's a good one. It's great. People get enamored with how far somebody can throw the ball. Tom Brady wasn't throwing the ball 70 yards. Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, all the great quarterbacks. I mean, you've had a few. Elway, Marino. You've had a few quarterbacks that can throw the ball 65, 70 yards. But damn, is he accurate. Can you – give me 40 and accurate as opposed to somebody that can throw the ball 70, 80 yards. Because how many times you're going to throw this – unless you throw the Hail Mary from your own damn 30, like Cordell Stewart see you beat Michigan, when are you going to use a 70-yard arm?

47:53Yeah, you're right. You're right. I mean, listen, being able to do it, everyone's enamored with the arm strength and not understanding, well, can you play in a structured environment and be able to make all three-level throws? Yes. Can you throw the short stuff? Can you throw the intermediate stuff? You know? That's what I'm looking for. That's what it all comes down to. Having the arm strength, that's like being able to run routes, but also being fast. Being fast, okay, that's great. That's a great position to be able to do everything else. Having a strong arm is great, but can you do the other things as well that are more important than just having the arm strength itself?

48:29It's like being able to jump in basketball. Boy, that joke would jump out in the gym. Can he play basketball? Can he shoot? Can he defend? That's with a big arm. Boy, that joke. Hey, he threw it. Hey, he goes one knee, Ocho, and split the uprights from the 50. Okay, so how many times is he going to be throwing it from his knee? Okay. When he stands on two feet and he's throwing a 12-yard out, can he complete it? Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. When he throwing the 15-yard comeback or the hook, can he complete it? On the shallow cross. Don't make it that easy. can he do all those throws with pressure coming at him and being able to step up in the pocket and still be accurate and make those throws I need you to be able to do some of the things under the rest can you do it under the rest because I know when it's clean every quarterback will look good if it's a clean pocket it's just like man the zone everybody can find the zone find the dead area in the zone Ocho But when that joke is when he right there across from you, he want he to hear one yard away from you and he's sitting down in your face.

49:43Can you get over? And I ain't talking about take you all day because quarterback can't be back there. Jack, patting the ball. Damn, I'm about to talk like we talk. Back there, patting the football.

49:59Oh, I'm like, damn, son, how much time do you think the quarterback got? that you're going to make five moves. It ain't happening. You're going to run a stutter goal out and go. But listen. How do you run a stutter goal out and go? I will say, I'm not sure how much patience teams have, but with a quarterback like that that has that kind of arm, it would be a great project to continue to help develop him. Maybe in the right situation, he can be pivotal for an offense. Maybe not the Cowboys. Maybe not the Cowboys, but somewhere. Just allow him to continue to develop under the right tutelage in the offseason, going to see a Jordan Palmer, working on your game, not throwing the ball deep, working on your game.

50:47I would limit that. I wouldn't call a hollow bunch of, okay, he can throw the deep ball. It's the other stuff. See, this is what I have the utmost respect for Tyreek because he didn't become reliant on his speed. He became a technician. Tyreek can run the route tree. when he first got into the league he was mainly a gadget guy they gave it to him on jet sweeps and tossed it to him and things like that but Tyreek says in order for me to be the type of player that I want to be I'm gonna have to learn this route tree I'm gonna have to run the stop I'm gonna have to run the out I'm gonna have to run the slant I'm gonna have to run the comeback dig the over I'm gonna have to run I'm gonna have to be a complete and he didn't become yeah his speed is a added bonus but Tyreek can run the tree and a lot of times guys just become relying on speed They run sloppy route.

51:33They just – guys, if you just run – if you just run – the guy just going to run right in front of you, he going to pin you to the side, and he going to run your ass out of bounds. I don't care how much speed you got. If you don't stack that guy, he'll run you out of bounds. He'll make the quarterback – he'll make you make the quarterback drop it down to the chimney, which means it has to be – Put the ball every time. You got to stack it. as soon as soon as you get around him you got to start squeezing him back in to give your quarterback an opportunity to throw the ball over here to put it right here the only way you can get to the ball is going through you gotta go through you gotta go up your back that's a flag that's a flag but I think sometimes Ocho when you've been blessed with an attribute and in Joe Milton's case it's his arm I don't know if he's worked on the minutiae, the fine details of playing the quarterback position.

52:37How many times you see Tom Brady? How many times you see Tom Brady throw the ball 60 yards? With Randy Moss, I've seen it a few times. I bet he got more passes to Edelman and Wes Welker than he got to Randy Moss. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And what's the other guy's name? What was the number 80? Cody Brown. No, no, no. Amendola. Amendola. Oh, okay, okay. He got more completions to Amendola, to Edelman, and Welker than he does Moss. Because what was that offense predicated on? Now, it was great because you got an opportunity to see him throw the ball down the field. But what was Tom? Yeah. But listen.

53:17Okay. I'm sneaking up. I'm going to go over here. With Tom Brady in that offense in New England all those years, it's probably one of the few offenses, maybe the only offense, where the offense is run from the inside out. Yes. It's not red from the outside in. It's red from the inside out, which is why Wes Walker was so good. Amendola. And his tight ends. And his tight ends. Hell, even the back. That's why they weren't reliant. Man, they weren't reliant on guys outside the numbers. They've only had really one. Everything else was inside. When you go back and study them, you look at Troy Brown, You look at Patton and you look at Deion Branch, you look at Amendola and Welker and Edelman, they were inside the number guys.

54:06Really, that couple of years that they had Moss, what was that, 2007, 2008? Well, 2007, because 2008 Brady got hurt, and that's with Castle, and I think Moss came back, what, played one more year, might have played one more year with Brady, 2009, I think. I know he played two years there, seven and eight. What year was that 23 touchdown season? 2007. Woo! That was the year they got beaten to Super Bowl. That was perfect. They were undefeated when they played the Giants in Arizona. Man, boy, they lit it up that season, boy.

54:45The Super Bowl logo theory is back. Lions versus the Ravens Super Bowl confirmed. Look at that, Ocho. Lions versus who? Ravens. I have a question. When they made the logo last year before the season started, who was on the logo last year? Did they get it right? Mad 26 also did a simulation, and they had the Packers beating the Ravens in the Super Bowl. So who was on the thing last year? Who did they have the colors? Because I guess they're looking at the color waves, and you're looking at the purple, and you're looking at the sky blue. That's the Lions color. So.

55:26Last year, it was the Eagles Chiefs. Whoa. Serious? Yep. So Lamar Jackson going to get his Super Bowl this year? Man 26 got the Packers beating the Ravens, but the logo thing, it didn't say who's winning. Hey, that's interesting. I like that.

55:57there's last year's logo you see the red and then you see the green

56:08wait okay you see yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah that's dope I don't know if that's possible I know it's going to be the Bengals but okay nah they didn't say nothing about the Bengals Ocho I'm sorry You do see my team doing something they haven't done before, playing in the preseason, right? The starters. Joe Burrow. You see that, right? I mean, I kind of see your team doing something they've done a lot. Missed the playoffs.

56:42Yeah, listen, it's all fun and games now. It's all fun and games now. Ocho, Hall of Fame pass rusher. HBCU alum, Texas Southern alum, Michael Strahan, said he used to eat fast food before every NFL game he played in. I used to actually stop at fast food restaurants and eat before I got to the stadium. That was my pregame meal. But don't listen to me. Don't listen to me. I've been saying it for a very long time. All the greats have done it. I'm not saying I was great. I'm just saying I played at a very high level for a very long time while entertaining at the same time. He was always hurt, though.

57:26Look, Michael Jordan, pregame meal, is well-documented. It was McDonald's. Usain Bolt, it's well-documented. Before a race. Oh, Joe, if you want to eat it once or twice, that's fine. That was your staple. There's a difference. he said before every game he didn't play a game every day I know I ate it before every game you ate it every day right but that's why I didn't get hurt okay I like that that's dope that's dope I'm glad Mike came out and said that man it further proves it further proves my method about Ocho versus science and I've been winning for a very long time Sue Bird is now officially enshrined in bronze in Seattle as the first WNBA statue in history look at that get him Sue that's raw got the ponytail waving hey man listen you know what I'm going to do DT going to be the next one Deanna Taurasi yeah DT but hell where would Candace Park is going to be would it be at the Sparks or Chicago Sparks

58:56hey what if I get a statue like that I'm going to get a statue made I'm going to just put it out there in front of in front of Pacor Stadium I'm going to put it there on my own okay

59:10yeah I'm going to put it there on my own uh

59:21That's nice. That's a huge honor. That's weird though. An unbelievable honor. And deserving.

59:31Oh, Maya Moore. Maya Moore definitely needs to get one in front of Minnesota.

59:38They ain't got no team no more. man there's nobody putting up

59:48they ain't got no team hey they need you know what speaking of statues speaking of statues whoever did Joe Buss and Ed Reed and all them they need to go he weighed a statue they need to redo it I'm for real man Blair did mine and Ed Reed yeah they need they need to, yeah. They need to redo D-Ways, man. Man, go ahead. I'm just saying, I'm just saying. The head was too small for the statue, for the body.

1:00:21But Suzone looks well and very well deserving. I think there's going to be a few, obviously, not my anymore,

1:00:31Asia. Asia's going to get one. She already got one at University of South Carolina, so she's going to have another one out here. NBA Youngboy with the same amount of top 10 albums as Jay-Z and Nas. It's crazy. Here are some rappers with the most top 10 albums in Billboard's top 200 chart history. Surprised by any of these, Ocho? Future got 18. Drake, 17. Hov, 16. Nas, 16. NBA Youngboy, 16. I'm not surprised by none of them. Now listen. Rappers with the most Billboard top 10 albums. Eminem, 13. Kanye West is number seven with 13. Lil Wayne, 13. Jeezy got 11. Snoop D-O-W-G got 11. Yeah, that can't be surprising at all because all of those are the – The NBA Young Boys up there?

1:01:21What? Historically, yeah, it is. I'm surprised. You are surprised about NBA Young Boy? Yeah. Well, hey, you better get hit. My kids put me down and got me understanding NBA Young Boy, but he liked that. He like that. Do you see the name that's on that list? Yeah, I see the name. Like, do you understand who NBA young boy is? Clearly I don't. Yeah, but a young boy like that, huh? Boy out of New Orleans, nah. He the real deal. He the real deal.

1:01:55That man tied with Hovind. That man got more than M, more than Kanye, more than Weezy, more than G. It's hard. Man, let me move on. I don't even want to talk about this no more. It's hard to understand. All I'm doing is get... Hold on. I'm moving on. I don't know what to talk about. I'm going to tell you what song to listen to. Hold on. I'm going to tell you what song to listen to.

1:02:16Boy, you talk about NBA Young Boy. Young Boy, boy, he be snapping, boy.

1:02:23Hold on. I'm going to tell you what song to listen to. Damn, what song was that? All right, it's time for our final segment of the evening. It's time for Q and A. I got to find this song.

1:02:48Kevin Norwood Jr. said, Ocho, what happened to that 22-11-8 game? Today I could get three points, ten assists. You had us all believing in you, Ocho. I mean, we won the game. believe in that we won the game Ocho said he won the game Triple X Cup Saturday Ocho got to change the name Ocho Ciro you know what that mean in Spanish right Ocho? Zero, Zero you got to say it right I'm glad you know what it means that's what we can move on I just want to make sure you pronounce it right so you know what it means zero Aaron Jones said man who wrote that top five cornerback list it must have been jaylen ramsey cousin because ain't no way did we forget about pat p uh asante and woodson yeah yeah they listen they they should have been in the top 10 because there's too many there's too many players that are deserving to be in that top five that weren't in there and depending on who you ask the top five will change obviously i'm trying to find that nba young boy song for you huh yeah see you gotta to find it rob uh rob live said whatever happened to michael crabtree he was a dog i see i saw michael crabtree when i was in houston that one time i went to watch the tank fight be andre johnson and jonathan joseph crab crab chief is there he got there okay

1:04:17uh big red uh big ged said hey i went back and watched the ravens uh versus the giants full game on YouTube. Y 'all defense was serious. I was born in 2002. I'd never seen a defense that for real. Yeah, they were for real. Hey, whoa, I'm glad you just said it. Talk about defense. Man, people on Twitter arguing me down that the Legion of Boom was better than the Ravens 2000 defense, man. And they talk about, oh, it's a different era. Oh, they held Peyton Manning at eight points in the Super Bowl. I'm not.

1:04:55Boy Man I just Is Edelman a first ballot Hall of Famer Also guys eligible Do they look At Breeze or Phillip Rivers for first ballot Well Breeze is a first ballot Edelman is not going on the first Do y 'all know Do y 'all understand There have only been a handful of receivers That's gone in on the first ballot For wide receiver That is a hard position to go in. Yep. On the first ballot.

1:05:32Hell, I'm... Ooh. There might not be about five or six, maybe five, guys that's gone in on the first ballot for the wide receiver.

1:05:44I think Megatron went in the first ballot. Randy did. Steve Largent. Jerry I think he played with Cleveland and Paul Warfield I think he was the first ballot but it ain't been a whole bunch you know what out of all them people that was first ballot and those that had to wait you know who didn't me you know why I ain't wait I put my own damn jacket on in the middle of a game

1:06:21Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy have y 'all seen Highest to Lowest? Oh that's out I'm going to watch that I got to go to the theater huh I guess I guess it just came out Ask if it's in theaters or is it streaming can I watch it here in the hotel I'm going to go ahead and finish on Doc's question I think you would have been great in it of the movie with Denzel and your cousin. Oh, yeah. Uncanny Result. Yeah, you know my cousin, he can act now. He can act. He can act. Oh, Lord have mercy. It's me here. What? He can act. You'll be able to stream it on September 5th. It's in theaters. As a matter of fact, when I get to Miami tomorrow, I'm going to go check it out.

1:07:05I'm going to go check it out tomorrow.

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