Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Baker Mayfield to Steelers? + Joel Bitonio Retires

Summary

Club Shay Shay – Deebo & Joe, Part 2: Baker Mayfield to Steelers? + Joel Bitonio Retires

Podcast: Club Shay Shay
Date: June 12, 2026
Host/Panel: Debo, Joe, and friends
Theme: Modern NFL QB shuffles, notable retirements, and open, candid locker-room talk about today’s league, contracts, and culture.

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Episode Overview

This episode of Club Shay Shay centers on timely NFL topics: speculation about Baker Mayfield joining the Steelers, the retirement of Browns All-Pro lineman Joel Bitonio, the financial realities of superstar moves (like Miles Garrett’s trade to LA), and classic barbershop banter—equal parts jokes, stories, and candid player insight. The hosts react to news, break down roster moves, and answer fan questions, with plenty of unfiltered charm.

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Key Discussion Points & Timestamps

1. Baker Mayfield-to-Steelers Rumors & QB Future (03:21–09:47)

• Topic: Should the Steelers pursue Baker Mayfield if he hits free agency after 2026, especially with Aaron Rodgers likely retiring?
• Analysis:
  • Debate on whether it’s too early to discuss Steelers’ next QB ("Why we already talking about the quarterback for the Steelers next year...", Debo, 03:55)
  • Evaluation of internal QB options (Will Howard & Drew Aller): both unproven, unknown ceiling
  • Mayfield’s contract expectations (last deal: 3-years/$100M; may want $35–40M/year)
  • Consideration of salary cap, draft position if Steelers win Super Bowl, and reluctance to overspend for Mayfield
  • Playful but pointed hypothetical: trading “little PZ” (Joey Porter Jr.) for first-round picks just to get a top QB (07:02)
  • Final stance: Steelers will “kick the tires” only if none of the young QBs emerge, but no rush or overpayment for Mayfield.
• Notable Quotes:
  • “If we had Baker on our team without Aaron Rodgers, I’d be happy with that. But we’re trying to figure out moving forward, what are all the options? Let’s lay all the egg chips on the table...” – Joe’s Friend (09:48)
  • "[About overpaying Mayfield] If he comes wanting, you know, $35, $40 million, do we even think about that versus what may be out there?" – Joe (06:27)

2. Joel Bitonio Retirement & O-Line Brotherhood (10:17–14:25)

• Topic: Joel Bitonio—7x Pro Bowler, 5x All-Pro—retires after 12 stellar years with the Browns.
• Analysis:
  • Bitonio’s impact as leader and steady force; praised for professionalism, consistency, and humility.
  • Emotional reminiscences: “Model level of consistency... he didn’t say too much. But the dudes came in there, you know, those offensive linemen, they just grown men, they don’t do nothing flashy.” – Joe’s Friend (11:01)
  • Retrospective on Browns offensive lines: shoutouts to Joe Thomas, Alex Mack—“work pail dudes.”
• Highlight:
  • Bitonio’s press conference snippet: “I learned how to be egoless from Nick Chubb... learned a chief slam from David Njoku... how to be fiery and competitive from Baker.” (13:01)
  • Bitonio likened to David DeCastro: “They the same dude. Grown man coming that joint, doing his job to the best of his ability.” (13:57)

3. Miles Garrett’s Contract & The “Weather Tax” (14:27–24:12)

• Topic: Miles Garrett’s trade from the Browns to the LA Rams—losing ~10% of his salary to California’s state income tax.
• Analysis:
  • Debate: Is moving to LA worth “paying” for better weather and a chance to win?
  • Joe’s Friend calls it “the weather tax”—“That weather, it’s beautiful out there... I’m gonna wake up, beautiful sunshine, go out here, win Super Bowls with Matthew Stafford...” (16:02, 20:09)
  • Debo challenges: “You telling me that weather’s tax was worth $17.9M to you?” (16:06)
  • Calculation: $179M contract; 10% loss = $17.9M, meaning $4M less per year.
  • Both sides agree: if you want to win, sometimes you gotta pay ("I’m willing to lose 10 of my money... come over here and win." – Debo, 15:30)
• Memorable Exchange:
  • "Once you get—I love L.A., I can't... I can't... I lived out there for six years... after that one day I'm in debt!" – Debo (24:10)
  • "I had a crib. You could have stayed at the crib." – Joe’s Friend (24:31)

4. Vikings QB Competition & Justin Jefferson’s Comments (25:49–31:12)

• Topic: Kyler Murray and Ricardo Ripen vying for the Vikings’ starting job; JJ Jefferson’s endorsement.
• Analysis:
  • Jefferson praises Ricard for ball placement, veteran “throwing guys open,” and reading defenses—“He throws you open for sure. He’s a smart guy. He’s a competitor, just like me.” (26:39)
  • Panel reading between the lines: Jefferson wants Ricard as his QB, implying dissatisfaction with last year’s starter.
  • "You made the man the backup already." (28:32) – banter around guessing who the “real” starter will be.
  • On the importance of “vet presence”—anticipating throws, timing, “throwing receivers open” vs needing to see them open first.
• Notable Quote:
  • "It ain’t what you say, it’s what you don’t say... It sound like JJ might be out there at OTAs doing that same stuff he was doing last year..." – Joe (28:59)

5. Steelers Fan Questions – Trades & Defensive Excitement (33:15–35:53)

• Topics:
  • Should the Steelers trade Mason Rudolph, and who’s QB2/3?
  • Are they trying to trade Highsmith?
  • What excites them most about the Steelers D?
• Panel Response:
  • Unlikely to trade Mason Rudolph or Highsmith: lack of return value, and Steelers want depth.
  • Excitement about secondary—communication, body-on-body coverage, improved chemistry.
  • “With this D-line pressure, three starting real guys, you know what I’m saying?... I’m most excited to see the secondary just being a body on the body, the communication, everybody just being lined up in the right position.” – Joe’s Friend (34:41)

6. Locker Room Stories & Old School NFL Life (44:09–48:47)

• Theme: Storytime as Deebo talks about life during early career, hustle, and locker room dynamics.
• Stories:
  • Deebo reveals he had "five phones" his rookie year, “trapping for sure,” wasn’t sure how long he’d last in the NFL (45:01).
  • More jokes about O.G. NFL survival, changing numbers, keeping “Plan B” before “Plan A” even started (46:23).
  • Wild memories of locker room scuffles and reputation—“If he hadn’t drank it, I mean, I wouldn’t have killed him. I’d have had to at least shoot him.” (47:29—said humorously, not literally)

7. More Fan Questions – Steelers Win Totals & Jersey Banter (51:55–53:18)

• Fan asks: How many wins for the Steelers this season?
• Panel predictions (with strong Steeler optimism):
  • “Ain’t gonna be no worse than 13”—Joe
  • “13 at least... over here for the Steelers, 13 minimum, 12 minimum.” – Joe’s Friend (52:51)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On Baker Mayfield to the Steelers:

  • “We jump to conclusions way too fast about jumping over and giving, you know, Baker Mayfield—he need to be quarterback now.” – Joe (07:55)

• On Miles Garrett eating the 'weather tax':

  • "He meant what he said... I'm willing to lose 10 of my money, I'm gonna pay 10 to come over here and win." – Debo (15:30)

• On Joel Bitonio’s legacy:

  • “...model level of consistency, he didn’t say too much... just grown men, they don’t do nothing flashy. He had a truck. He chilled. He didn’t say nothing. He had his wife, he had his family. And it just was Joe, he just smooth.” – Joe’s Friend (11:01)

• On old NFL hustle:

  • “I was trapping for show. I didn’t know if I was gonna be in the league long. I had to do what I had to do.” – Debo (45:04)

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Tone & Style

• Atmosphere: Candid, unfiltered, often playful but always genuine — “locker room real”
• Language: A mix of NFL technical talk and light-hearted, slangy camaraderie.
• Flow: News leads to debate, which leads to stories—a blend of analysis and storytelling.
• Fan engagement: Much back-and-forth via live chat, creating community.

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Summary for New Listeners

This episode is a lively NFL roundtable, where Deebo, Joe, and friends debate hot league topics—Baker Mayfield’s next move, the impact of Joel Bitonio’s retirement, and the “price of winning” in big-market teams like LA. It’s a mix of streetwise financial realism, deep respect for locker-room legends, and a heavy dose of banter about life in the league and the identities forged there. Perfect for anyone who wants the real story, unfiltered opinions, and the kind of inside jokes and stories you only get from players who lived it.

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For full takes, click directly to:

• Steelers QB speculation: 03:21–09:47
• Bitonio retirement & O-line culture: 10:17–14:25
• Miles Garrett “weather tax” & LA move: 14:27–24:12
• Vikings QB situation & JJ comments: 25:49–31:12
• Steelers trade/defense fan mail: 33:15–35:53
• Old-school locker room stories: 44:09–48:47
• Wins predictions & sign-off banter: 51:55–53:18

Transcript

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[Joe]

So they say Baker Could Baker Mayfield be the Steelers next quarterback after Aaron Rogers? NFL Insider Baker Mayfield would be perfect for the Steelers as he's poised to hit free agency after the 2026? I don't know if he go hit free agency after 2026 because I think he gave them boys until to win was it. I think he gave him some training Clint to to get a chance to I guess you know, get a get a deal done or however where it may be.

[Debo]

I don't know why we already talking

[Joe]

about the quarterback for the Steelers next

[Debo]

year, dude, like, like we talking about. I mean I would talk about it. Oh I mean I guess if it

[Joe]

was Joe Burrow, you know what I'm saying?

[Debo]

If it was Joe Burrow, I would do that. But Mike Flores, if it's Baker Mayfield United I, I, I, I ain't tripping. It's Mike.

[Joe]

If it's Mike Florio, dude, if like he seems to think that what do you say? He said Baker Mayfield would be perfect in Pittsburgh. He would be perfect. He said. I know, I know.

[Debo]

They would like to get off of

[Joe]

the train of old veteran quarterbacks. Baker ain't that old either though. But I mean he's a spring chicken compared to Aaron Rodgers. I would make a beeline, he said for Baker Mayfield. If I'm Mike McCarthy and instillers I get through the season and my options are Will Howard and Drew Aller or Mason Rudolph. I'm doing whatever it takes to get to Baker Mayfield and to get Baker Mayfield in Pittsburgh. So that's what he thinks.

[Debo]

I don't know about that.

[Joe's Friend]

What are you thinking?

[Joe]

Me?

[Debo]

I don't know. I would say yes. I would say it would really have

[Joe]

to depend on what true the paper development you saw in your players first.

[Debo]

So we don't know. We still have no clue of what

[Joe]

Drew or Will can do.

[Debo]

Drew just got there.

[Joe]

Will was hurt.

[Debo]

Like we have no idea.

[Joe]

Like so if that became to where

[Debo]

like it was like okay, it was

[Joe]

a toss up throw up in the air of if he was gonna be able to, or if either one of them was gonna be a automatic, I see him as a starter for us next year, then.

[Joe's Friend]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Now that's going to determine what it is that Baker is looking to get from it. And assuming what was his last deal, three year, 100 million, you know, he's either looking for that right now. He's 29. He's looking for that right now, and if not more. And they're obviously, I guess they're balking on it a little bit. And he's. He done gave him a deadline that they got to get the deal done by training camp. So if they don't get that deal done by training camp, then he's like, ain't no deal to get done, and I'm out of here. If we are in that, I don't know if, if he comes wanting, you know, 35, 40 million, do we even.

[Joe's Friend]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Do we even think about that versus

[Debo]

what may be out there? And like I said, it's a whole

[Joe]

bunch of other stuff that got to

[Debo]

happen before we even get to that point. Like where we go be at in

[Joe]

the draft, you know, like what we go be.

[Debo]

Like, we already go be last, you

[Joe]

know what I'm saying? Because we about to win the Super Bowl. So, you know, is it something that we can get done?

[Debo]

Package, whatever, Toss.

[Joe]

I don't know, to get. Oh, I hate to say this.

[Joe's Friend]

Go ahead.

[Joe]

I don't know why that just went through my head.

[Joe's Friend]

Say it. What you thinking, Debo?

[Joe]

If the deal can't be done a little peasy, I might have to switch him off for a couple first round picks. Whoa.

[Joe's Friend]

Hell.

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[Joe]

I don't even know why I thought of that.

[Joe's Friend]

No, no, no, no, don't, don't.

[Joe]

Listen, man, I don't know why.

[Joe's Friend]

Don't do that. He's no man, you know. You know, he's young. He's telling you.

[Debo]

I'm just telling you what went through my head. That was all.

[Joe's Friend]

Okay, I'm glad you told me.

[Debo]

I was trying to get a quarterback in the first day on the first pick, and I know that when one

[Joe's Friend]

that went in one ear, out the other.

[Debo]

Damn. Having gym thoughts, man, they just float through your head. Crazy something, you know what I'm saying?

[Joe's Friend]

Like, nah, this is what I'm saying. We gotta run. We're gonna run this year.

[Debo]

Oh, yeah, we gotta, we listen. We gotta sign.

[Joe]

We gotta sign. Point blank period.

[Joe's Friend]

That, that, that's point blank period with

[Debo]

this, this, this, this Baker Mayfield thing.

[Joe]

I just don't see that happening, especially with us having two guys like Mason Rudolph. I don't think he's going to be there. So I don't even think that's a name that really should have been thrown into it. But, like, until we actually know and have a greater understanding of what Will and Drew can do, I think we. You know, we. We jump to conclusions way too fast about jumping over and giving, you know, Baker Mayfield, he need to be quarterback now.

[Debo]

Joe Burrow.

[Joe]

Yeah, I'm g. Stumble and trip and

[Debo]

fall on my face.

[Joe's Friend]

Yeah.

[Joe]

But, I mean, Baker's good. I'm not. I. I ain't got nothing against him, but it's just depending on, you know, what it is. He looking for what he wants. You know, he. He wanna.

[Debo]

He want to come over here with.

[Joe]

With, like, you know, Aaron Rogers number. You want to go 25, maybe up to.

[Debo]

Maybe up to 27 or something like that. Possibly even 30, depending on how I go for a year. Yeah, two. He.

[Joe's Friend]

He. He had 33. He had 33 right now,

[Debo]

that might work. But, you know, definitely after the end of the year, we gotta.

[Joe]

We gotta.

[Debo]

If he don't get signed, we gotta

[Joe]

kick the tires and just see what he talking about. You know what I'm saying?

[Debo]

Yeah.

[Joe's Friend]

Are we keeping our eyes wide open? We keeping our options open. But we gonna have to know, like you said, we do have two quarterbacks that haven't touched the field for reals, that we Drew Allergies and. I mean, Drew Howard and. And Aller. And Drew Aller. So, like, if we have these players and we finish Eric A Rod does this whole season, and then he obviously retires, what is McCarthy? Like, who. That's why I'm looking at our team. What is the offensive line? What is our running game? How is our team developed? And then are these two dudes that we have, do we see them looking like, are they better than potentially. Baker Mayfield. And I'm not knocking Baker, like you said.

[Joe]

I'm not.

[Joe's Friend]

I'm solid. Solid option. I'm not mad at him at all. We had Baker on our team without Aaron Rodgers. I would be happy with that. But we're trying to figure out moving forward, what are all the options? Let's lay all the egg chips on the table, because if you're saying, if it's Joe Burrow, I'm running over everything. I don't care who else was on our roster. You make complete sense. We gonna go get him for when we need him. But with what we got going on now, if Joe Burrow's not there. We can sit there. Chill. Is Drew is the other guy. What does it look like? We could take our time.

[Joe]

Yeah, for sure. For sure. Hey, Joe, man, we got some. We got some news. We got some news over here in. In Cleveland. Brown seven time Pro Bowler, five time all Pro guard. You know who he is? Joe.

[Joe's Friend]

Antonio.

[Debo]

Antonio.

[Joe's Friend]

Shout out.

[Joe]

Antonio is retired from NFL 12 seasons. Joe.

[Debo]

Hey.

[Joe's Friend]

Yes.

[Joe]

Remember that great office in line. Joe.

[Joe's Friend]

Yep.

[Joe]

Y' all shored up. What happened?

[Joe's Friend]

Oh, we had to go get.

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We.

[Joe's Friend]

We kind.

[Joe]

First of all, let's talk about it. Make me feel so good.

[Joe's Friend]

No, because I wanted to get Joe. We didn't want to just skip till we got. We had. We had to get Lyman to replace my man Joe because Joe, great player. 12 years in the league, seven Pro Bowls, five all pros. The model consistency he had was the first he passed Joe Thomas and snaps. You know what I'm saying? So just when I was there, when you got players like Joe Pantonio, seven Pro Bowls, when you were just coming in there doing what you got to do every single day, work. Pale was the captain of the team for a bunch of years. And like Debo, you always laugh. But when you don't have success and then you have players like Joe that come in and do exactly what you. What a. What a team, what a coach, what a gm, what a. What a championship team need, what a championship. What championship teams are looking for, I always just admire that. So when I play, I played with Joe, I played with Joe Thomas and those dudes. When he came in his rookie year, he was right next to Joe T. And was able to play for such a long time and just a model level of consistency, he didn't say too much. But the dudes came in there, you know, those offensive linemen, they just grown men, they don't do nothing flashy. He had a truck. He chilled. He didn't say nothing. He had his wife, he had his family. And it just was Joe, he just smooth. You knew he was. He was about business. It wasn't. No, it was. He a joke around with you and stuff. But end of the day, Joe's coming in here to do his job. He got a job to do. If you ask him what's going on, he knows exactly what to do. He's never not on time. He's always professional, always just carried himself at a very high character. So when you see dudes in the legions moving around and you just see grown men on your team that you respect and you know that they did it the right way. Love him and he. He deserves everything that he gets. So I think he's a future hall of Fame, honestly. So it was him and Joe T. Those two dudes. And Alex Smith. Alex Mack. I had, like, legitimate offensive lineman that we played for the Browns that just were work pale dudes. Lunch, lunch work pails just came in there, did their jobs every day, actually.

[Joe]

We have. We have what he said at his retirement press conference. Listen, Joe.

[Covenant Life]

Play garden NFL. I was drafted the same year as Johnny Manziel, and we actually roomed together. I learned some things not to do from him. I got the opportunity to play with and learn from so many guys. I learned how to be egoless from Nick Chubb. I learned to always smile like Christian Kirksey. I learned a chief slam from David and Joku. I learned how to be fiery and competitive from Baker.

[Joe]

Oh, oh, oh. Fire. Competitive. Sound like a good dude, man.

[Joe's Friend]

Really good dude, Debo. Really good.

[Joe]

I ain't sad he gone. I'm happy. Great.

[Debo]

Good job. Go retire. Have your life. Live your life, man.

[Joe]

You did a great job, you know?

[Joe's Friend]

You know, he remind me of bro that played for the Steelers.

[Debo]

I knew you was about to say the Castro.

[Joe's Friend]

The Castro. He reminded me of the Castro brother, too. I should have said, like, literally, they the same dude. Grown man coming that joint, doing his job to the best of his ability, like all pros. You know what I'm saying? Just coming. I'm like, he makes it look easier than everybody else. He's just chilling, like, getting the job done, writing the spots, the steps and everything. So when I. When I came there, I'm like, this thing remind me of Joe. Like the Castro. The same. So super similar dude.

[Stefano Pollard]

Yeah.

[Debo]

Hey, bro.

[Joe]

So your boys, Miles Garrett, I guess he. He really meant what he said. So by not getting a raise, Miles Garrett would be taking a pay cut in California. So the Browns owed Garrett 179 million from 2026 through 2030. The Rams, oh. Garrett the same 179 million from 26 through 30. Now, given the significant difference in state income tax rate between Ohio and California, 3.125% versus 13.3, Garrett will lose 10% of his gross pay that he would have had in Cleveland. He now loses that because he went over there to la. Hey, look here, man. I'm trying to tell you, man. Look here, man.

[Debo]

Hey, man, I thought he was bull fraggle rocking. The man meant what he said last

[Joe]

year when he said he want to win. He went on.

[Debo]

He could have told them People, hey, man, bump this up to get that disparity out of there. You know, when I come over there, I need that 10 back. But he didn't. He said, hey, I'm over here, I want to win. I'm willing to lose 10 of my money. I'm gonna pay 10 to come over here and win.

[Joe]

That's Joe. Hey, he meant what he said. Joe.

[Debo]

Joe, would you.

[Joe]

Would you go?

[Joe's Friend]

Yes.

[Joe]

I know you would.

[Joe's Friend]

I lived in la. Is end of the day. Debo. I hear you. It's what the weather. I call it the weather tax.

[Debo]

Joe, I understand what you're saying, but

[Joe's Friend]

that weather, it's beautiful out there. So 100 was saying.

[Debo]

Are you telling me you're telling me that. Listen, Joe, you telling me that weather's tax you was worth 17.9 to you?

[Joe's Friend]

17?

[Debo]

Hello.

[Joe's Friend]

Honestly, 17.9. What do you want me to do? If I'm going to LA and I'm making the 40 million more, that's what

[Debo]

y' all gonna do.

[Joe's Friend]

That's what's gonna happen. But all I know is my portion. That's still gonna be fine. That's still gonna be fine. I'm gonna be in la. I'm gonna be out here in the beautiful weather. Every single day. I'm gonna wake up.

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You've got Ferrari, which is a long history, design history and now you're interacting in a kind of digital space. I'm curious how you balance those two traditions.

[Stefano Pollard]

When it comes to fan engagement, it's really digital technology. And digital channels, are they enabled to create a deeper connection with our fans?

[Malcolm Glabel]

To learn more about how Ferrari and IBM are using technology to build deeper connections with fans, visit IBM.comferrari

[Joe's Friend]

do whatever I want to go do. Beautiful sunshine. I'm going to go out here, win Super Bowls with Matthew Stafford. I'm going to be coached by Sean McVay and guess what? I'm going to run up the bag again. So like Miles isn't really like the most flashy dude like you said. I understand 7. That's 17.9 crazy over the 45 years of the contract. I understand, but which you just not so all, all of the players that go to LA though, like you just. I understand that's just what it is. You're going to get taxed because you're in the state of California. So you can't they not paying no more. I mean it's. It's. It's weather tax. He's going over there. He's about to go when some and that's just. I'm not gonna lie. I'm not. If I'm going to California and I'm gonna go out there and play with them and I'm making that 40 and I'm hearing what you're saying with the taxes a thousand percent I'm gonna be sick. But give me minds let's go win this show.

[Debo]

So you go out happy then

[Joe's Friend]

I'm still outside. I'm you not gonna like what I gotta say. I love. I'm gonna be working for it. I'm gonna be grinding. I hope we gonna go going to go get it. I'm still on the team next season. I'm still getting another 40 after then I did I'm get taxed again. I'm getting taxed everywhere. You can't help the taxes. So I could try to do get some. Get some write offs do all of that stuff get a good tax crew. We gotta figure out a way to on the on another go buy them five hundred thousand dollar tickets and then go write that off and get some tax write offs.

[Debo]

Don't need no tax write off. They taking it now. Joe when you get paid as a W2 you don't you trying to get back not write it off.

[Joe's Friend]

Well all I know is this Miles is fine and if I was out there I would be thinking the same. I'm going to be fine.

[Joe]

Joe. Joe At 10% angle they gotta make it up.

[Joe's Friend]

So with Matthew Stafford. With Matthew Stafford should he. Should he just get a like what should he be asking the Rams for more because they're getting taxed more than when he was in Detroit.

[Debo]

Let yes he should. He should make sure he get that percentage on top.

[Joe]

Yes, of course. Who wouldn't.

[Debo]

Yes they traded him over there right. Okay.

[Joe's Friend]

Yes.

[Debo]

Yes. This trade when you trade me son. Hey you think I'm coming here just to cut. No, you go give me that 10 on top right now.

[Joe's Friend]

LA.

[Debo]

I don't give a damn about LA. You Joe. For $18 million. Joe

[Joe's Friend]

you okay. Okay Debo.

[Debo]

You're.

[Joe's Friend]

I'm. I'm gonna go play in LA with my same deal. Go out there and ball out and be chilling hope like it's. What was it you said $17 million.

[Debo]

17.9. It's. It's 179 million. 10% of that 1 million. 17.9, Joe.

[Joe's Friend]

That's another 4. 4 million a year. So instead of making $40 million a year, it's 36 million.

[Debo]

Stop trying to break down the year and look at the total.

[Joe's Friend]

I hear you with the total, db.

[Debo]

Now, don't forget, they go tax. You want some money, so you gonna be paying more than that. They got a neighborhood tax. They gotta, they gotta, they gotta.

[Joe's Friend]

They got a mansion tab. You sell the car.

[Debo]

They got traffic tax over there. Oh, they got road tax for driving on the road.

[Joe's Friend]

But guess what the man got.

[Debo]

Okay, he got the bag and he about to be.

[Joe's Friend]

So he could swear once you get. I live. I. I love la. I love.

[Debo]

I don't. I can't. I can't.

[Joe's Friend]

I lived out there for six years

[Debo]

because after that one day I'm in debt. I gotta get home and work for the next two months to get out.

[Joe's Friend]

There you go. Why you gotta. Why you gotta do so much every. You could just ride around. Window shopper.

[Debo]

The gas is gonna kill me. Nothing. Joe. I gotta sleep somewhere. You want me to sleep on the streets?

[Joe's Friend]

No, Debo. I got a crib, see? I had a crib. You could have stayed at the crib.

[Debo]

I didn't know you then.

[Joe's Friend]

Yeah, you didn't. Like what? See, I would have had you lit in la. I don't believe that.

[Debo]

Like, I still ain't got them shoes you was talking about back in 2017.

[Joe's Friend]

I did end up getting you some shoes. I did get you some shoes.

[Debo]

You had them.

[Joe's Friend]

I got you some. I got you some shoes. I know I did. I got everybody's shoes. I did. I got the whole. See, don't be lying. Don't be lying. I don't know you got them. I gave them to everybody. I gave everybody.

[Debo]

I wasn't there. You gave them out for Christmas. I wasn't there. I was in. I was in New England.

[Joe's Friend]

See? See? Okay. I see. Okay, you're right.

[Debo]

Kicked out the playoffs and I was going to the Super Bowl.

[Joe's Friend]

Okay. At least we had. They had Jays, though. At least I got. Everybody had Jays, though.

[Debo]

Everybody had their Jays, though.

[Joe's Friend]

On the way today, on the way to the airport. Everybody had their J's on.

[Debo]

Listen, bro.

[Joe's Friend]

Hey, what's up?

[Debo]

Kyler Murray, man.

[Joe]

Jj Ricardo Ripen for the quarterback for the Vikings quarterback job. So Kyler Murray, he on a one year deal. McCarthy is entering his third year and Justin Jefferson, dude, he had. He had some high words to say about Ricardo. He. He said he understands the game. He understands the defense. He understands just how to put touch on the ball just enough to where

[Debo]

it gets to where it's got to

[Joe]

go without making it difficult for us.

[Debo]

So he understands the game a lot

[Joe]

more just because he's been in the game for a couple years. For a couple years now. And my mic still working. Did I mess it up?

[Debo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe's Friend]

You good.

[Joe]

So he kind of throws the ball

[Debo]

before you even get out of that break.

[Joe]

Throws you open for sure. He's a smart guy. He's a competitor, just like me. Joe. Joe.

[Joe's Friend]

Yes, sir. Yeah.

[Joe]

Well, hey, what you hear, you know me because you know, you know me. I always read in between lines. So would you.

[Debo]

What you hear, Joe?

[Joe]

Tell me what that sound like to you, Joe.

[Joe's Friend]

It sound like he. It sound like he want that to be his qb. That's what it sounds like to me. It sound like, man throwing them open. It sound like he don't know how he hasn't been thrown open too many times before. When you talking about his throwing them before he comes out of his breaks, it just sounds like a vet veteran quarterback. When I went. When I came over from the Browns to the Steelers and I started playing and not trying to put Kyler Murray in Ben's spur at all, but Ben, when you had a quarterback like that, he's throwing the ball to spots where people need to be to the spot. When he's saying throwing people open. If somebody's on you on the top shoulder and you put it to the back shoulder like just a regular quarter, you have to play a ball placement and you got to be able to read. You're looking off the linebacker. You want him to go short so then the dig can open up behind you. So you look down and then you throw it to the dig. So there, like you, you're manipulating the defenses. You're throwing people open, you're throwing comebacks. When they come out of the break, the ball is already out towards the sideline. So now he just got to throw his hands out, put his feet in. The ball's already here. So I think he's just saying that the vet presence of him putting the ball in places where I don't have the younger quarterbacks waiting. I see him. I have to see him open before I throw the ball. You cannot do that in the National Football League. You have to be able to expect him to be in a spot and throw it time and be able to put it in the spot before the dude gets there. So for me, it sounded like Jefferson is Saying that my other man's the other quarterback. The backup wasn't doing it. And Kyler Murray showing him some. Some stuff that he likes.

[Debo]

The backup.

[Joe's Friend]

You.

[Debo]

You made the man the backup already.

[Joe's Friend]

I mean. I mean, look, the. The quarterback that we're in competition with, jj. Oh.

[Joe]

Oh, you mean it started from last year? Yeah, that you said. You said back up, yo. Listen. No, I'm reading in between lines. I'm a man like to read in between lines because it's. It's not always about the words you say. It's about the words you don't say. It's not about the things you say. It's about the things you don't say.

[Joe's Friend]

Okay.

[Joe]

Okay. By the things he said, by the things he didn't say, it sound like. It sound like JJ might be out there at OTAs doing that same stuff he was doing last year during the season, because he didn't give any. Ah, he's doing this and doing that. And you know what? J.J. is. He's actually doing the same thing. So it's.

[Debo]

Nope,

[Joe]

it ain't. They ain't sound like it. You know, Murray's still.

[Debo]

Still young.

[Joe]

Is. For a quarterback was 29.

[Debo]

He don't turn 29 to August.

[Cat Advertiser]

Yeah.

[Joe's Friend]

So.

[Joe]

And, And. And. And Jefferson said, you know, it'd be nice to have the same quarterback for a couple years. This might be the opportunity to say, I had the same quarterback for a couple years.

[Debo]

He obviously saying that my quarterback ain't gonna be the same quarterback from last year. Already he's saying that without saying it. It'd be nice to have a court. Same quarterback for a couple years. Well, if. If he thought it was gonna be the same quarterback from last year, it already. It'd be a couple years right now.

[Joe]

Right.

[Debo]

I'm just saying. I'm just saying

[Joe's Friend]

he, you know, he's liking. He's putting the ball. He's. He's throwing him open.

[Debo]

Yes, sir.

[Joe's Friend]

I mean, you told me. He starts saying that, and he's not saying that about. I mean, maybe the question was how much. How. What is Kyler Murray showing us? Maybe he didn't even have to bring up jj. You know what I'm saying? You don't have to put up one man to put the other one down. You know what I'm saying? Maybe that. I mean, still, he. He understands the game. He understands.

[Debo]

I understand that. But that.

[Joe's Friend]

But touch on the ball.

[Joe]

All good quarterbacks do that.

[Debo]

Obviously, this is something that he hasn't

[Joe]

been used to seeing, and he's Excited about it. Yeah.

[Joe's Friend]

Basically. Debo, I'm just trying to not. Not. Yeah, he's saying he likes you.

[Debo]

Trying to not. Not what? Trying not to tell the truth.

[Joe's Friend]

No, I'm trying.

[Debo]

He's trying not to read into something.

[Joe's Friend]

No, I already told. I. I put my man on the bench almost exactly. You know what I'm saying? So what you mean? I'm trying to let him know. I'm trying to let him know. I'm trying to let him know easily

[Debo]

how I think he's going down.

[Joe's Friend]

Justin Jefferson, best receiver, just kind of made Kyler Murray the starter, so I think you makes jj. You might go to the bench.

[Joe]

Dope question, brother. Yeah, let's check out these snap. Let's check out these super chats. Covenant Life. Covenant Life back. Hold up. Got a number on there where it's at. Y' all ain't put the number on there. I'm g. Have to go over here to the chat, y'.

[Debo]

All.

[Joe]

I'm g. Have to scroll down right here, baby. We got Covenant Life. $19. She said y' all probably don't realize, but the joy and laughter you can bring. The joy and laughter you bring can reach people on days they're barely holding it together. Thank you for being more than just athletes and for giving people moments that generally matter. Thank you, Covenant Life.

[Joe's Friend]

Thank you, Covenant Life.

[Debo]

She's talking about me.

[Joe's Friend]

Come on.

[Joe]

They used to see you.

[Joe's Friend]

No, no, no. My laughter coming to life.

[Debo]

Tell them who you're talking about.

[Joe's Friend]

Who?

[Debo]

Who.

[Joe]

Go ahead.

[Joe's Friend]

And it's gonna. It's gonna piss you off.

[Joe]

I know she ain't gonna say.

[Joe's Friend]

It's all good.

[Joe]

I know she ain't gonna say you.

[Joe's Friend]

Yep.

[Joe]

Look here.

[Joe's Friend]

My life.

[Joe]

We got Stillers, Dash. Loyal Mac stillers. Loyal Mac. $10 said the Steelers should. The Steelers trade. Ain't nobody gonna trade for Mason Rudolph should the Steelers trademark. I don't know why I said it. I don't know why I said that. Listen, let me start on. Should Distillers trade Mason Rudolph and Will. Will Howard be the number and make Will Howard the number two and Drew Aller the number three? Or are they. Are the Steelers trying to trade heist? I don't know about trading Heisman. They already said they got some. They got a way to work that out. See, I'll be stopping in the middle stuff talking. What part of the defense has you the most hyped? So should the Steelers trade Mason Rudolph and make Will Howard the number two and Drew Aller the number three and are the Steelers trying to trade Highsmith. What part of the defense has you most hyped? So for me they're not going to trade Mason Rudolph because I don't think we can get anything for him, to be honest. Who they're going to make one and two I think will depend on who does the best in OTA's training camp and all that. And trading Highsmith is not going to happen because they just paid Herbic and I feel like he's gonna. It's going to be a transition over the next couple years where we keep that group and you know, like I said after that second year when TJ's guarantee is done, I think he jumps to 40. Something else million that last year and he's going to be 34, 35. I think they releasing you.

[Joe's Friend]

I'm going with. I don't know about the trade with Mason. I think will Howard probably be too because we got him before Drew. But then like you said, equal competition. See who's going to be ahead on that spot. Highsmith. No, keep Highsmith. I don't think we're going to trade him. I think where we got. Like you said, we got tj, we got Nick Herbic and we have Highsmith under contract for the next two years. Steelers don't need to get rid of talent that we have. We can still accumulate as much. And then with this D line pressure, three starting real guys, you know what I'm saying? That could really get it done. And then what part I'm excited about the secondary because I think with the. I just don't. I think the communication. Once we have communication, the body on bodies is people don't always. People aren't making plays on us. When we're in the right position then it's going to be a lot more to see. So I think with the secondary just being a body on the body, the communication, everybody just being lined up in the right position when the ball is snapped. I think that's what I'm most excited to see.

[Joe]

Yes. Yeah. I'm excited to see the defense, period. To see them under a new scheme. See them communicate, work together. Yes. Coordinated effort where everybody is on the same page. Covenant life back again 19. I always speak the nicest things I can when it comes to your true love. Yeah them janky ass Browns. Okay. Was it Benito Antonio said the great

[Debo]

hope

[Joe]

the great hope gone said the great hope is the the great. Dude, you got to give me full sentences. Covenant life. You know I have.

[Parent]

Are you really buying a car online on autotrader right now.

Really?

At a playground?

Yeah, really. Look at these listings from dealers.

Wow, your search can really get that specific.

Really?

And you just put in your info and boom. Car's in your budget.

Mom needs a second.

Honey, you can really have it delivered.

Really? Or I can pick it up at the dealership. One sec, sweetie. Mommy's buying a car.

[Debo]

Mommy, look.

[Parent]

I think your kid is walking up the slide.

[Joe]

Kyle.

[Debo]

Again?

[Joe]

Really?

[Parent]

Autotrader. Buy your car online. Really?

[Tab Ramos]

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[Joe's Friend]

Hello?

[Malcolm Glabel]

Hello, this is Malcolm Glabel from Smart talks with IBM. Today we're diving into a fascinating conversation with Stefano Pallard head of fan development for Scuderia Ferrari hp.

[Stefano Pollard]

Your pronunciation is strongly American. It's more Scuderia Ferrari.

[Malcolm Glabel]

I'm still working on rolling my R's, but what I was able to learn from Stefano was the importance of engaging the Tifosi, the Ferrari superfans in the digital age.

[Stefano Pollard]

Ferrari fans and super fans want to be part of something, want to belong to something. So they want to be part of a community and ultimately they want to be part of a winning team.

[Malcolm Glabel]

You've got Ferrari, which has a long history, design history, and now you're interacting in a kind of digital space. I'm curious how you balance those two traditions.

[Stefano Pollard]

When it comes to fan engagement, it's really digital technology. And digital channels are being able to create a deeper connection with our fans.

[Malcolm Glabel]

To learn more about how Ferrari and IBM are using technology to build deeper connections with fans, visit IBM.com Ferrari

[Joe]

trouble anyway said the great hope gone. So I'm out with a big smiles on my face. Can I. What the freak.

[Joe's Friend]

Can I get one of your brown jerseys or sign football? I got you covered it. Facts.

[Debo]

A Browns jersey.

[Joe's Friend]

Chill out, Debo. There. You knew.

[Joe]

See that?

[Debo]

Yep.

[Joe's Friend]

You see that? I know.

[Debo]

Ain't nobody talking to you.

[Joe's Friend]

I told you.

[Debo]

Close your mouth. I'm talking to her. What you talking about a Browns jersey?

[Joe's Friend]

Yeah.

[Debo]

I would send somebody to go burn up that.

[Joe's Friend]

Can I get one of your brown jerseys or sign football?

[Ryan Seacrest]

Hey, you.

[Debo]

He send you a brown shirt. You send me my Steeler jersey back.

[Joe's Friend]

Nope. See? Covered it. You. You could. You did that. You did that. You let him know. I. I told you. I told you. Debo

[Debo]

coming to life. Back again.

[Joe]

Oh, Lord, she said.

[Debo]

Let me see, let me see.

[Joe]

Drake London signed a four year extension for 141 million with the Rams. We need Porter to silence him on our first game or Dean somebody. Will Anderson said the Texans have Super bowl caliber players. We can let them run us down like before.

[Joe's Friend]

You Drake. Drake London from the Atlanta Falcons. Signed.

[Debo]

When?

[Joe's Friend]

With the Rams. Hold up, man.

[Joe]

We letting covenant life run us astray.

[Joe's Friend]

No, no, no. I'm saying four years. Okay? No. Did she say he signed the deal with the Falcons?

[Debo]

Who did?

[Joe's Friend]

Drake London. Drake London.

[Joe]

Okay, so with the Falcons.

[Joe's Friend]

Yes.

[Joe]

A contract extension. Got you.

[Debo]

Okay.

[Joe's Friend]

Yes.

[Joe]

So we need. Okay, I got you. Dean somebody. Who is Dean Somebody.

[Joe's Friend]

35 million a year. Who you talking about?

[Joe]

Do we. She won, Will.

[Joe's Friend]

Oh, you know our corner. Our corner that we signed Dean, He's. So we played. London signed the badge. The receiver. Wide receiver for the Atlanta Falcons. He just signed a big deal for $35 million per year. We must play the Falcons. She's saying we.

[Debo]

I don't think we play the Falcons. Don't we play Atlanta? I thought we. I mean, I'm sorry.

[Joe]

I thought we played the Texans. Why am I drawing a blank on this? Oh, opening game, Atlanta.

[Debo]

See, it's at home.

[Joe]

Come on. You got us on that one.

[Debo]

See, you threw me off coming to life. You gave me some wrong information. You gave me some right information. Now you got me thinking about the Texans. Like, don't we play the Texans, too? I thought we played the Texans, too. Yes, we do. Yeah, because I was looking at that one. I know we got to play them boys again. Because I was like, yo, we got to go ahead and get that. Get back. Now that we got, we gonna have a strong defense with us. That's gonna be coordinated effort. Offense, two run game, we go be there.

[Joe]

For sure. We over here, we got J Dub, Akron, $10. He said, Debo, back a while.

[Covenant Life]

You were.

[Joe]

Been a while, Debo. Damn it, dude, Been a while. I'm up bad.

[Debo]

Ain't no devo. Been a while. You were cool with my boys years back.

[Joe]

We came to camp back in 05 and got your number. Was supposed to hang out, but life got in the way and you blew up. Keep grinding, bro. Hashtag 330Strong. You don't know nothing about that 330, Joe.

[Joe's Friend]

Man, I honestly don't.

[Joe]

The 330, when you talking about. That's Akron, AK, Roddy, Roddy, west side. Some county is right down the street.

[Joe's Friend]

Shout out, go ahead. Okay. Don't bang on me, Debo.

[Joe]

Man, don't make me throw up that three three zero crazy. Make me throw at that three hundred thirty.

[Debo]

He said, he said. He said I blew up. And then I, I.

[Joe]

That was it.

[Joe's Friend]

He blew up. And then you just blew up and done.

[Debo]

Now, my dog, he said. He said I blew up. Hey, bro, listen, I ain't gonna lie to you. If you met me in 05, I

[Joe's Friend]

did not want to tell you.

[Joe]

Nope, nope.

[Debo]

He met me in 05 in O5. I ain't gonna lie to you, bro. I had five phones

[Joe's Friend]

got, see, trapped up. You got.

[Debo]

I did not know where I was. Don't need more than.

[Joe's Friend]

You don't need more than one.

[Debo]

I was trapping for show. I didn't know if I was gonna be in the league long. I had to do what I had to do.

[Joe's Friend]

Wow.

[Debo]

See, I was making two grand a month.

[Joe's Friend]

Oh, gosh. You did what?

[Debo]

Two grand a month, Joe. I was on practice squad.

[Parent]

Whoa,

[Debo]

I'm out. Yo, I'm saying, yo, listen, I ain't even lied to you, bro. I was changing my number as like. Like I was changing my number more than I was changing my underwear, bro. And I changed them every day.

[Joe's Friend]

Shot to be more.

[Debo]

I'm trying to tell you, Joe, man. So. So by then, bro, I ain't gonna lie to you, man. I don't had. Probably had at least a 15, 20 phones since then. I had five at one time, you know, I didn't change my number so much. I can't even remember numbers no more, man.

[Joe]

Be like, man, what this? I don't know.

[Joe's Friend]

I never. I never had more than one phone though. You know what I'm saying?

[Debo]

You was drafted, Joe. Money, other ways.

[Joe's Friend]

Wow. I'm you. You were in the league.

[Debo]

I had what?

[Joe's Friend]

Yes.

[Debo]

I gotta re up. I'm getting this right here now. I could go re up.

[Joe's Friend]

Wow. I see you had a plan B.

[Debo]

Wild man B. Before the A even started.

[Joe's Friend]

I did get. See, there you go. You know what I'm saying?

[Joe]

The good.

[Joe's Friend]

I hear you, Debo. And that don't mean you got to. That don't mean you got to be crazy. I wasn't.

[Debo]

I ain't get caught.

[Joe's Friend]

You were.

[Debo]

You're.

[Joe's Friend]

The story you said about my man's pulling up.

[Debo]

What man, you going.

[Joe's Friend]

Your man's. That was in there trying to drink it.

[Joe]

Listen, Joe, that's a different story.

[Joe's Friend]

Yeah.

[Debo]

You know what happened.

[Joe's Friend]

See, that's what, that's what I'm saying.

[Debo]

This is what happened.

[Joe's Friend]

Stories you have. This is your real life. You are wild.

[Debo]

That was my real life. Listen, that situation.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Debo]

Was what it was. He knew what he did. Actually, Myron hit me up, dude. He actually hit me up on my grand. Yeah, yeah. Did I send you that? Yeah, yeah. He hit me up, man. You know, he said he. He thought. Hey, he was like, yo, that's. That was funny, dude. Like, I wasn't gonna do nothing to him. You know what I'm saying? Like, if he hadn't drank it, I mean, I wouldn't have killed him. I'd have had to at least shoot him.

[Joe's Friend]

No, no, I know you wouldn't. I know you would. I know you. I know you would. No, I had. But. But you would have pistol whipped him.

[Debo]

I know. I had to at least shoot him.

[Joe]

I'd had to leave.

[Joe's Friend]

Shoot. No, Debo, you wouldn't have shot him on campus.

[Debo]

If I didn't. If I didn't. My Rep my. What do I'mma do? I Idle threat.

[Joe's Friend]

Then if you didn't, then you just sp.

[Debo]

So if he didn't drink. If he had to drink, I'd have had at least grazing, you know what I'm saying? Like, oh, man, he gonna run up out of there. You know, I thought I had probably bust a couple air. Bye.

[Joe's Friend]

Bye.

[Debo]

Like, I was still trying to get him.

[Joe's Friend]

I promise you. Yeah, see, I'm not. I couldn't. I wouldn't. I wouldn't want to really hang out with you.

[Debo]

Hey, what are you talking about?

[Joe's Friend]

No, I'm saying back in the day.

[Debo]

Back in the day, that person was different, Joy. That was not a saved man, Joe.

[Joe's Friend]

That's what I'm saying.

[Debo]

That was not a save, man.

[Joe's Friend]

Come on, Debo. You are a wild.

[Debo]

I'm not.

[Joe]

Listen, you are.

[Debo]

Listen, I'm just trying to tell you that's why you didn't have my number. That's all I was trying to say. You went somewhere else with it, man. You done made the people think that I ain't a good person, man. I'm a good person, man.

[Joe's Friend]

No, Debo, you are a really good person, bro. Thousand percent wild man for show, though.

[Joe]

Hey, look here.

[Joe's Friend]

Yeah.

[Debo]

We got 50 Mexican.

[Joe]

Oh, why did I say that?

[Joe's Friend]

Let's go.

[Debo]

That's right.

[Joe]

It's a Mexican.

[Joe's Friend]

Mexican.

[Joe]

I don't know.

[Debo]

Okay.

[Joe]

All right.

[Debo]

$50. Yeah.

[Joe]

Okay. Carlos Alvarez. 7 044-debo- rocking Greg, lower shirt. Yes, sir.

[Debo]

Joe.

[Joe]

Joe. Say, Joe.

[Joe's Friend]

I wasn't high for my disposition.

[Joe]

How. How,

[Debo]

Joe, how about you?

[Joe]

Oh, get a blunt hat. Next.

[Debo]

Whoa.

[Joe]

That's called a cowboy hat.

[Debo]

A blunt hat.

[Joe's Friend]

Oh, I got not.

[Debo]

Not the blunt. What are you thinking, Joe? Oh, my God.

[Joe's Friend]

Yeah, I, I. Boy, I didn't know what he was. I'm like, dang, man. You wanted me with the leaf hat on. On. Just.

[Debo]

Yo, I'll be right back. Hold on, hold on.

[Joe's Friend]

Just the whole. Just the whole cannabis. You know what I'm saying? I. I can't do that. That was diabolical. All right. What's up, Coveted? Okay, we got another one from coveted. 19. Coveted life. I like causing friction with both of you. I also know as being messy when it comes to who is we. See, that's why I, I, I'm. I messed up with the week because sometimes Debo.

[Debo]

Hey, Joe, you messed that up, man.

[Joe's Friend]

Sometimes. See? Hey, man, hold on, hold on. Who is we? That's a blunt. That's a blunt. That's a cowboy.

[Joe]

Hey, Mel.

[Debo]

Blunt.

[Joe]

Now you understand

[Debo]

Green Lord, right here

[Joe's Friend]

talking about Mel Blunt.

[Debo]

Okay, you're talking about a Blunt. See, look at you. I don't do, I don't know nothing about no drugs. I don't even know what the blood is. Somebody told me what it was. She said she like causing friction with the both of us. Joe, as you know,

[Joe's Friend]

I'm a finished cup, I'm a finished color, I'm a finish go ahead. Being messed up when it comes to who is we, Joe, I love you both. And I love our not Joe's, but our Steelers. Yes, Debo, because he is going in the hall of Fame jersey, please.

[Debo]

I reckon, I reckon we can forgive

[Joe]

you on this one considering he is a, a good, loyal friend of mine. Now consider him to be my brother a thousand percent.

[Debo]

You know, I, I, I love my I, I whooping ass and maybe kill somebody over too. So I reckon, I reckon you right. Hey, hey, Joe, I' ma need, I

[Joe]

need one of them Browns jerseys too. I guess I reckon I'll put it

[Joe's Friend]

up there die too.

[Joe]

You put it on my bottom shelf, maybe on my floor as a, you know, I'm uploading.

[Joe's Friend]

I'm gonna put it somewhere where you can see it.

[Joe]

Oh, I reckon, I reckon we got something going good right here. Boy, look here.

[Debo]

Yeah, we got another one right here in this chat. Right there. Still a loyal matt. 5$. He said you guys are great. How many wins do distillers get this season? How many wins the Steelers get this season? Love your content. What you say, Joe? I reckon I let you say. What you, what you think gonna happen first?

[Joe's Friend]

I reckon.

[Debo]

You reckon? What you reckon now

[Joe's Friend]

it's gonna be third.

[Debo]

30. 13.

[Joe's Friend]

Ah, 12 or 13. 12.

[Debo]

13. Hey, I reckon, I reckon you were in the right range, but

[Joe's Friend]

I'm gonna

[Joe]

give them two more.

[Joe's Friend]

Oh, you going 15 to 2.

[Joe]

15.

[Debo]

2.

[Joe's Friend]

All right.

[Joe]

Ain't gonna be no worse than 13.

[Joe's Friend]

13 at least. I went 12. I'm go 12 at least. But mine, 13 for real. 13 to 4. Yep. Them boys going I already know because now I'm geek. I already know what it is. I'm my bro. I'm shooting for 10 over there. And now I know for us over here for the Steelers, 13 minimum, 12 minutes.

[Joe]

Yeah, yeah, for sure, for sure.

[Debo]

Well, I, I reckon. Ladies and gentlemen, that's all about all the time we got right now. We want to show enough appreciate you guys and tell you how much we care and appreciate you guys coming on and watching us every day. You know that we on here on that Monday, Tuesday and Friday. Interacting with us and having a good old, good old time, good old showdown, you know? Yes, yes, you know, and joe, Joe,

[Joe's Friend]

yo, like debo said, I appreciate everybody giving on, tapping in with us. And we will be here same time, same place, on all right now, we

[Debo]

gonna see y' all around there.

[Joe]

Howdy.

[Joe's Friend]

Now get it.

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[Joe's Friend]

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