Nightcap Hour 2: Shannon Sharpe & Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Mark Sanchez STABBED, Karen Lacy UPDATE and much more!

Summary

Club Shay Shay: Nightcap Hour 2

Hosts: Shannon Sharpe & Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson
Original Date: October 5, 2025
Special Guest: Johnny Manziel

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Episode Overview

In this insightful and candid episode of "Nightcap," Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson delve deep into the biggest headlines from the world of football and beyond. Joined at times by Johnny Manziel, the trio react to the Mark Sanchez stabbing incident, dissect the fallout from the Kyren Lacy case update, and offer passionate takes on quarterback play, program building in college football, and the realities of today’s sports world. The episode is packed with lively banter, hard-earned wisdom, unforgettable stories, and a distinctive blend of humor and hard truths.

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Main Discussion Topics & Key Insights

1. Colorado’s Struggles in College Football

[02:51–13:29]

• Recap of Colorado vs. TCU:
  • Colorado fell to TCU, 35-21; Kaden Salter threw three first-half interceptions and a late fumble led to a TCU touchdown.
  • Johnny Manziel commends Coach Prime (Deion Sanders) for facing adversity head-on.
• Quarterback Play Critique:
  • Shannon laments, “That quarterback, he killing the mocho...he killing them.” [02:51]
  • Ty emphasizes, “You got to have quarterback play…somewhat consistent. You can’t turn the ball over.” [03:28]
  • Johnny adds, “When you lose the turnover battle, four turnovers to nothing, your percentage chance to win is like 8%... you’re smoked.” [05:50]
• The Challenge of Attracting Talent to Boulder:
  • The crew discusses NIL realities and Boulder’s limited natural appeal compared to powerhouse programs.
  • Johnny: “It’s tough to get a dude to Boulder, man. It’s tough.” [09:29]
  • Shannon: “You ain’t got no beach. You ain’t got no water. You ain’t got no hoes. It’s cold.” [09:31]
  • Shannon stresses, “CU ain’t one of these top 10, top 15 programs people lining up to come to... I need something to lure them down there.” [09:54]
• Portal Strategy & Program Rebuild Realities:
  • Johnny suggests hitting the transfer portal for elite bench players at bigger schools: “They’re going to have to live and die by the portal...have the allure of Prime.” [10:50]
  • Shannon reminds that, realistically, “If a guy’s at Alabama, he ain’t looking at CU.” [11:50]
  • Both agree — sustained winning is the only way to change perception: "You can’t go 8-4 then 4-8 and think guys are going to come.” [12:32]

2. Trusting the Process at UNC & the Impact of Donors

[14:24–19:18]

• Belichick at UNC:
  • Ty: “If you're a UNC booster, you need to open your pocketbook. You gotta pay to play, you gotta pay to win…” [15:10]
  • Shannon highlights the difference between schools with football legacies (Bama, Texas, Ohio State) and basketball schools like UNC, noting Michael Jordan’s billions “ain’t going to football.” [17:19]
• Money’s Influence in Modern College Football:
  • Only major donors like Larry Ellison truly shift the scales: “Michael Jordan…got $4 billion…we’re talking about a guy with $350 billion, a whole different animal.” [18:28]
  • Both joke about what they’d do if they had Ellison’s wealth: “I’m gon’ kick my heels up somewhere!” [18:52]

3. Legacy and Excellence: Bill Belichick & Winning Culture

[20:00–22:52]

• Sustained Greatness:
  • Shannon and Ty reflect on Belichick’s New England tenure: “17 years of prosperity... nine Super Bowls...to win at that level, you have a great...” [20:29–22:52]
  • The rarity of continuous winning, noting the streaks of coaches like Mike Tomlin and the dominance of Belichick/Brady.

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4. Breaking News & Reactions

Mark Sanchez Stabbing Incident

[27:40–38:08]

• Incident Recap:
  • Shannon reports: “Mark Sanchez was arrested…in relation to an incident where he was stabbed and taken to the hospital.” [27:40]
  • Details emerge: altercation with a 63-year-old DoorDash driver; Sanchez reportedly attempted to enter the man’s car, was pepper-sprayed, then stabbed in self-defense.
• Analysis & Commentary:
  • The hosts speculate alcohol’s role: “There’s a high probability, or likelihood, that alcohol was involved.” [29:25]
  • Ty: “This is going to be a learning lesson for Mark and for others as well...consume just enough where you’re still able to function.” [30:44]
  • Shannon: “Just leave people alone, man. We ain’t gotta be policemen.” [32:15]
  • The duo riff on the futility and danger of getting involved in non-personal disputes — “That’s not your stuff. I am not about to lose my life for something that’s replaceable. That’s not mine.” [33:11]
• Cultural & Generational Reflections:
  • Memories of knife fights “back in the day”: “If you my age…you grew up in the time when people put that blade on you.” [36:06]

Kyren Lacy Case Update

[43:11–53:14]

• New Evidence:
  • Security video reportedly proves Kyren Lacy was 73 yards behind the fatal car accident he was blamed for; contrary to initial police accusations.
  • Lacy died by suicide in April, after facing legal charges and being uninvited to the NFL draft.
• Emotional Response:
  • Ty: “Everybody that is a part of that police department needs to be held accountable...their son is now gone.” [44:42]
  • Shannon mourns the life lost and laments the power of media narratives: “He was not a part of the accident...media painted him as a monster when he was totally innocent.” [45:34, 47:31]
  • Both hosts demand justice: “The Lacy family need to get justice.” [49:26]
  • Ty: “If I’m the Lacy family, I’m fitting to second line and get every dime.” [47:11]
• Systemic Frustration:
  • Questions abound regarding delayed release of exculpatory footage: “Why didn’t we use the camera footage ahead of time? All this could’ve been prevented.” [46:26]
  • Shannon: “I don’t know if there’s a justice that you get when a loved one not coming back. The likelihood somebody serving time for that…they never do.” [51:33]

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5. NFL Injuries & Playing Conditions

[53:30–55:31]

• MetLife Stadium Turf Debate:
  • Recent injuries (including to Malik Nabers) reignite concerns about synthetic turf.
  • An NFL exec notes, “Players are petrified of playing at MetLife.” [53:34]
  • Shannon and Ty note: “Guys don’t practice like they used to…you gotta put your body through the test.” [54:07/55:31]

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6. Player Props, Banter & Family Culture

[55:31–64:48]

• Prize Picks Segment:
  • The duo make over/under picks for NFL players (Daniel Jones, Jake Ferguson, Emeka Egbuka, James Cook), debating stats and trends.
  • Classic Ochocinco & Shannon family and childhood stories:
    • On being disciplined: “Coaches could kick you in the butt, grab your face mask, pick you up.” [60:26]
    • On growing up with little but feeling rich in values — “You appreciate it because you know they didn’t have money like that, so you got something, hold on to it.” [64:48]
    • On leftovers and quirky family habits (sisters taking food home, “bread in the carry-on,” plastic on the couch, and more).

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7. Q&A and Closing Thoughts

[67:03–84:48]

• Listener Questions:
  • Candid, often hilarious answers about game predictions, college and NFL stadiums, coaching culture, and HBCU homecomings.
  • Shannon on Cam Newton: “Cam Newton to Auburn is what Prince was: he did it all.” [72:31]
  • Lighthearted Bengals/Lions banter, ticket jokes, and reminiscing about legendary games.
• Respect for Elders:
  • Reflections on generational shifts in respect for elders and discipline.
• Tribute to Deion Sanders:
  • Shannon sends prayers for Coach Prime amid health struggles: “The Nightcap family, we’re definitely praying for you...been a tough stretch.” [79:17]
• On Justice and Accountability
  • Both lament the lack of individual consequences for systemic misconduct: “See, when monetary settlements are done for cities and counties, it need to come out of the police fund, not taxpayers.” [52:04]

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Notable Quotes

• “If you lose the turnover battle, four turnovers to nothing, your percentage chance to win is like 8%. You’re smoked.”
  — Johnny Manziel [05:50]

• “He was throwing picks like Oprah was giving out cars—'You get a pick. You get a pick. You get a pick!'"
  — Shannon Sharpe [06:54]

• “You ain’t got no beach. You ain’t got no water. You ain’t got no hoes. It’s cold.”
  — Shannon Sharpe (on why top football recruits don't flock to Colorado) [09:31]

• “The Lacy family need to get justice. Folk need to get justice…That blatant lie not only ruined a childhood dream, but made that child take his life.”
  — Ty [49:34]

• “Just leave people alone, man. We ain’t gotta be policemen.”
  — Shannon Sharpe [32:15]

• “Cam Newton to Auburn is what Prince was: he played the guitar, he played the drums, he played the piano…He did it all.”
  — Shannon Sharpe [72:31]

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Timestamps of Key Segments

• Colorado Quarterback & Program Struggles: 02:51–13:29
• UNC, Donor Influence, and Rebuilding Football Programs: 14:24–19:18
• Belichick’s Legacy and Sustained Greatness Reflections: 20:00–22:52
• Mark Sanchez Stabbing Incident: 27:40–38:08
• Kyren Lacy Case Update & Media Responsibility: 43:11–53:14
• NFL Turf Injuries / MetLife Debate: 53:30–55:31
• Prize Picks Props and Family Stories: 55:31–64:48
• Listener Q&A / HBCU Homecomings / Final Thoughts: 67:03–84:48

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Overall Tone & Style

The episode balances serious, often emotional commentary on current events (Lacy, Sanchez, player injuries) with raw humor, lived experience, and playful jabs—distinctly in the voices of Shannon, Ochocinco, and Johnny. The conversation is both a celebration of football culture and a sobering look at the hard edges of the sports world and society at large.

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For fans of deep football talk, unfiltered life lessons, and the personalities that drive the game, this Nightcap hour is as cathartic, informative, and entertaining as ever.

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[Shannon Sharp]

Johnny, we gonna get you out of here on this one. Colorado Big 12 struggles continue tonight. The Buffaloes lost to TCU 35, 21, fell to 2 and 4 on the season. Kaden Salter was inconsistent again. 18 of 29, 217, two touchdowns, but three costly interceptions in the first half. And then they had a very, very costly fumble late in the ball game that gave them a short. They gave a TCU a short field. They capitalized on that. They threw a touchdown with like, on fourth down with like 19 seconds to go. So. But man, that quarterback, he killing the mocho. Hey, he killing them.

[Ty]

You got. You got. In order, in order to compete, in order to contend, in order to have success, in order to even have a chance of winning at any level, on whether you're in high school, whether you're in college, whether it's the NFL, we see it all the time. Especially it's a little bit more prevalent in the NFL and how important the quarterback position is. You got to have quarterback play. Not only quarterback play, but quarterback play that's somewhat consistent.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yep, somewhat.

[Ty]

You just got to be somewhat consistent. And you can't turn the ball over. You can't turn the ball over. You're playing against opponents that are better than you. And if you're going to have a chance at all, you want to. You want to minimize it as much as possible. As much as possible. Now, for prime and the Colorado Buffaloes, if you had some type of running game, you wouldn't have to put the onus of games where they come, when it comes to wins and losses, on the quarterback. If you had a better running game, you could take some of the pressure off of. We don't have to put it in the air as much, but the running game is a little bit stagnant. It's not as consistent as you'd like it to be. Therefore, you got to throw the ball as much as you do.

[Johnny Manziel]

Here's the thing that I like about prime so much. Just knowing who he is and how he is as a person, this adversity and what they're going through right now. He does not shy away from it. He goes back into the office on a Monday and goes back to the Drawing board. And he's going to do, as long as he is there, everything in his power to try and write this ship, make it respectable, and build on. On what they need to do to be a good program. But right now, you guys are both absolutely 100% correct. You're not getting enough out of the run game to make it easier on your quarterback. And when it is time for the quarterback to step up, you're not getting enough from that position to make it easy on everywhere else. That is a tough recipe to be able to come out and have success.

[Shannon Sharp]

The mere fact that you tied it to half and you throwing three picks is amazing. I thought the defense played really well tonight.

[Ty]

They did.

[Shannon Sharp]

I mean, think about it. They stopped because normally the. The Buffs can't stop the run. Well, they held TCU 35 carries, 94 yards. I can live with that. Now, Hoover 23 or 33, 275 and four touchdowns. You probably can't live with that. They did get, what, two sacks? They had two sacks, six tackle for losses. But then you, the quarterback, it's just he's wildly inconsistent.

[Johnny Manziel]

The one thing too, and this is something, when I first got to the NFL and Kyle Shanahan came into one of the first meetings, and if you lose the turnover battle, four turnovers to nothing, your percentage chance throughout the history of all football games to actually win is like 8%. It's so bad. So if you're going to lose a minus four in a turnover battle, you're smoked. You have to play so good in every area. It doesn't matter that your defense held up okay. It does not matter that your running game may have been better than it has been in the past. It is so hard to overcome that. And there's two things that you look at when I go to team stats every week. What are your penalties? How many times you shoot yourself in the foot and did you win the turnover battle? And tonight, 4 to 0 in turnovers is tough. 6 of 43 on the penalties is whatever. You can live with that.

[Shannon Sharp]

You can live with that as long as you're not double digits.

[Johnny Manziel]

Yep. Minus 4 in the turnover battle, you're smoked.

[Shannon Sharp]

You lose it. That and they were ocho see you was up 14 nothing. Yeah, so I'm just. So I just did for people to know they were up 14 nothing. And then all of a sudden, salty like, you know what I want to make y'. All, you know, I don't want people to lose interest in this game. So let me make it interesting here. Here you go. Listen, I mean, he was throwing pigs like Opal was giving out cards. You get a pick. You get a pick. You get a pick. Like, bro, what the hell are you doing?

[Ty]

I, I, I don't, I don't know what it is. Obviously it's hard watching from the TV copy whose fault it is. Sometimes with some of those throws, it could be the receiver's fault, them not being in the right place. It could be the quarterback's fault. You really can't tell, especially watching from tv. Then you see the replay, you still actually don't know, you know, what the scheme of the concepts were. And it just, he got to play better the quarterback.

[Shannon Sharp]

Well, I mean, if the, if you, if the defender is between, the ball is going to have to go through the defender to get to your guy, it's the quarterback's fault. Yeah, because even if he ran the wrong route, as Brian Billy used to tell our quarterbacks, don't, don't exacerbate a situation. He ran the wrong route. Why the hell you want to throw it to him right. Anyway, you reward negative behavior. I'm like, bro, what are you doing? Yeah, I mean, it's just, I mean, me, he just like too school for school. It's like every time he want to throw it sidearm, he want to charm change arm slots, he trying to do too much. Man, he be, he, he, man, I'll be like, man, if I didn't pay for the td, probably, if I was at an Airbnb, I probably. You know what, Ocho? I probably throw a shoe. If somebody broke in house and threw a shoe through the tv. Tv. But this is my ish. Hey, you know what? I need to go catch some TVs on sale, Ocho. You know, go to what they an estate sale or I used to call it rum yard sales or rummy sale and get me some TVs. That way I could just a, just throw a shoe through them when I get mad. Cause, boy, he had me. He had me 357hot today.

[Johnny Manziel]

Well, they really, they really missing Shador right now.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yes.

[Johnny Manziel]

Yeah, they're really missing consistent quarterback play like that. And look, I think for me and, and having the relationship I have with prime and wanting him to be successful, it is hard to sit here and see their struggles and what they're going through right now. If anybody writes a ship, I believe it can be him. But he goes back to the thing that we were saying a couple weeks ago. This new nil landscape. It's tough to get A dude to Boulder, man, it's tough.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah.

[Johnny Manziel]

Don't have the juice.

[Shannon Sharp]

You ain't got no beach. You ain't got no water.

[Johnny Manziel]

You ain't got no hoes.

[Shannon Sharp]

It is cold. So, Ocho, come on now. I need scenery.

[Ty]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

I need scenery.

[Ty]

Most of the time, especially, it depends on you need scenery or you locked in and focus on trying to get to that next level. It's all in what you want.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah. But guess what? I can go to Alabama and get focused on that next level. I can go to Ohio State and get focused on that next level. You got to realize CU ain't one of these top 10, top 15 programs that people just lining up to come to, right? So I need something to lure them down there. What I got. And most of the guys that we need, they ain't trying to ski, as I understand. Aspen and Vale and Breckenridge, I get all that.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

But that ain't gonna get them down there.

[Ty]

Hey, I tell you what, though. If you want to be picky, if you're in a position where you don't want to choose, choose Colorado and you. And you have the skill set to show up and pop out on tape at The Alabamas, the LSU's and the other Power 5 schools, more Power to you. But it's only a handful of them young boys that's out there that's built like that, if. If you know what I mean, that can actually go there and actually make a difference where you could pick and choose and say, well, I don't want to go to goddamn Colorado because I need some goddamn scenery.

[Johnny Manziel]

I think the thing they can do the best is, is you go. You go look at the Alabamas and the guys who are sitting there stuck on the two that can't get on the field. The Isaiah Bond we were talking about, who transfers to a Texas or something like that, they're going to have to live and die by the portal and going and grabbing some guys who can't get on the field at these big schools and, and have the allure of prime. Have the allure of being of a playing for a coach who knows what it takes. What he did, molding Travis Hunter into getting him into a Heisman, into a first round draft pick, and doing that because, yeah, you may not have it all to offer in the world, but Travis Hunter decommitted from everywhere else in the whole world to say, I'm going to Jackson State and be with Prime. So there is that allure and there is that special human Being of a person and as a coach, they would be like, yo, if I rock with him that much, I'm going to go help him lead me into what I want to be as a man and as a player. So that is something that they have going for them and something that he's going to have to go and snag when guys aren't getting their most of their opportunity somewhere else. That's the way I view it.

[Shannon Sharp]

But here's the thing, Ocho. If a guy, that Ohio State, if he's at Alabama and he's at one of these big potals, that mean he can go to one of those other big. A guy in Alabama can go to Ohio State, right? He can go to Florida State, he can go to Michigan, he can go to those other schools. He ain't looking. Guys like that, unfortunately, Ocho and Johnny, you and I both know they're not looking at college, they're not looking at CU, because they don't. Now, once upon a time, CU used to be a factory especially for linebackers. Canavas McGee, Chad Brown, Alfred Williams, they, they had, they had some guys, Ted Johnson, they had DBs, they had wide receivers, they had a program. It's been dormant for a long period of time. It's been like the seven 17 year locusts. They only come every 17 years, Ocho. So that program's been dormant for a long period of time and it's going to take a while for it to get. But they're going to have to win. Now. They needed to follow up what they did last year. They needed to follow up with another, another season like that because that's how Alabama started getting them back. Coach Saban got there. I think he went 8 and 4 and then guess what, he went 10 and 2 and 11 and 1 and then 12 and 0 and then 11 and 1 and then 12 and zero and then they'll come. You can't go 8 and 4 and then turn around and go 4 and 8 and think guys are going to come because they're not waste.

[Johnny Manziel]

It's a waste of a year. It's that year ain't even happened. Eight and four didn't mean nothing. First of all, it's not good enough to really grab your attention, but because of the publicity and what prime is and store and what they had and Travis Hunter, you got a Heisman guy, the highlights, you're able to build on that a little bit. But once you go 4 and 7 or 4 and 8 or whatever it may be, all that goes away. And you're back to the drawing board of that. They're a struggling program, but I don't know.

[Shannon Sharp]

And guess what, Johnny, get out of this. They ain't got nil money. They ain't got. They. They can't put no $20 million, no $25 million in there. Say, okay, go get me. Go get me a quarterback. Go get me a receiver, a couple DBs and some D line.

[Johnny Manziel]

I got it. I got it. They got the powerball in Colorado, too. They can go get that.

[Shannon Sharp]

They do. They do, man. Johnny, thanks for joining us tonight. Make sure y' all go subscribe and check out his podcast on YouTube. Glory Days with Johnny Manziel. Johnny, thanks for joining us tonight. Stay safe out there because I know you getting ready to head out right now, but stay safe out there, bro, and we'll holler at you next week.

[Johnny Manziel]

Thank you, boys. Giga Maggies, let's go. Yo, Everybody.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, Joe. 73 year old coach Bill Belichick is the oldest coach in college football. Clearly has no answer for what else. The program that had made six bowl appearances in a row under former head coach Mike Brown. The Tar Heels have played three Power four opponents this season, none which have been ranked. They lost by 34, 25 and 28. UNC's general manager Mike Lombardi wrote a newsletter to the program supporters stating to trust the process, compare the team's rebuild to the Sixers. I don't know if I'd have used that one, but. And pointing out the early struggles from legends Nick Saban and Jim Harbaugh. Ocho.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

If you were a UNC booster, do you really trust the process with Coach Belichick?

[Ty]

Absolutely. And if you're a UNC booster, you need to open up your pocketbook. You know what it takes. You understand the landscape and the dynamic and the way things work now. And in today's era, when it comes to college ball and winning games, you got to pay to play, you got to pay to win, you know, and that's, that's what it takes. And you have to trust the process because you have the right man for the job. All you need now is the backing. And the backing has to come from the sponsors. It has to come from those with the big pockets that are on the outside that graduated that, that they do know. And I would trust the process, especially with a coach who, like Bill Belichick, who has success at the highest level, who's trying to show NFL teams that, that he can also coach at the younger level with the kids and and be a little bit more lean and showing that I can do it on both ends of the spectrum. And I think he's going to have success. Obviously, it's, it's somewhat of a. I wouldn't use the word rebuild. I wouldn't use the word rebuild, but.

[Shannon Sharp]

It'S, it is a rebuild.

[Ty]

Okay, well, rebuild. A fresh, It's a fresh start for, for him. And it's. Listen, as great, as great as Bill Belichick is, there's only so much coaching he can do without the talent, without the players to be able to execute whatever it is you want to do offensively, defensively.

[Shannon Sharp]

As long as they're not good. Hey, they're not good. Oo.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

I wish I, I wish I could dress it up for the chat and say, oh, you know, Chad, they get this. They're not good.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

And it's going to take a while for them to get good. This is not an overnight. This is not a. Huh.

[Ty]

It can be a, it can be an overnight success now. It can be overnight. It depends. It depends on who pocketbook we talking about. We can flip this thing around in one year.

[Shannon Sharp]

If, if you tell me they got Texas A M or they got Texas. They got money like that. I'll, I'll, I'll. Okay, I'll listen to it.

[Ty]

Wait, wait. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Tell me, who's the richest man. Who's the richest person right now that went to University of North Carolina?

[Shannon Sharp]

Don't start me to lie.

[Ty]

Oh, I can tell you now, arguably the greatest basketball player ever.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, Jordan, you think. Hold on, hold on. You say what, what, what, what sport did he play?

[Ty]

Basketball.

[Shannon Sharp]

Okay. What is North Carolina blown for?

[Ty]

Hold on, hold on. Let me finish. I'm talking about, I'm talking about people with money that have long money that can help with that nil situation.

[Shannon Sharp]

People with long money, they like to invest in things that they like. What does Michael Jordan like?

[Ty]

Basketball.

[Shannon Sharp]

Basketball and golf. What is North Carolina known for? Basketball. Okay. What is the university. What is Alabama known for? Football. Yeah. Yeah. What is Ohio State known for? Football. What is University of Texas known for? Football.

[Ty]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

So you trying to win. You trying to win at a program that's known for what? That's like Kentucky. What is Kentucky known for? What is Kansas known for?

[Ty]

Yeah, but, hey, but the funny thing about it, too, I'm thinking about it, we talk about wanting to change a program around and you have someone that is a part of the alma mater that can do that, like that, that had disposable income.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah. They ain't got no Larry Ellison. They ain't got no Larry Ellison. That what he did for Michigan.

[Ty]

Okay, that's different. That's different. Hey, now, that's a different ball game.

[Shannon Sharp]

See, you talking about somebody and Michael Jordan got a. He got more money than you and I'll ever see. He's three and a half, $4 billion. Yes, but we talking about a guy that got 350 billion, 370 billion. And it's going up. Oh, so that's a whole. That's a whole different animal, Ocho.

[Ty]

Hey, hold on. Hey, what. What you think. You think we'll still be doing a show if we had Larry Ellison money?

[Shannon Sharp]

Do what show? Bad? Please. Hell no. I mean, I like. Hey, I like talking and I feel I still have a lot to offer, but hell to the no. 375 billion. I mean, no, Ocho, no. I'm going to kick my heels up somewhere. I ain't even lie to you. I ain't finna hold you. I'm going. I'm going to kick my heels up somewhere.

[Ty]

And look, you got too much to offer to the people to have that kind of money and not want to share the knowledge and the stories that you do have. Hunk.

[Shannon Sharp]

Well, hey, hey, listen, don't let the money change you, Ocho. I come back and I give you one day a week. But I'm gonna be. Hey, Jordan. And I go, hey, Jordan. We go up, we gonna be in the Maldives. I don't know what the Internet service like over there, but that's where I be. Hey, all the places that I ate. The baldi. The Amalfi coast.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

You know, I want to go a lot of places, Ocho. I'm gonna get a head start on it.

[Ty]

You're gonna be gone, huh?

[Shannon Sharp]

What?

[Ty]

Don't worry. I run the show by myself. Don't worry about it. Hey, that's funny, boy.

[Shannon Sharp]

Emily, welcome to the. Welcome to the OO show, man. What happened to un Peace about if it look. Oh, and plus the fact that Coach Belichick has had so much. It's been a long time. Coach Bello had. Has had so much success. Success, yes. Think about doing that 20 year stretch that he had in New England. Yeah, he had what, three losing seasons his first season and then his two last seasons there.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

So 17 years of prosperity. He won the division 16, 17 times. He went to 10 Super Bowls. Nine. Excuse me, nine Super Bowls.

[Ty]

Oh, that's crazy, man.

[Shannon Sharp]

All those AFC championship games, man, I.

[Ty]

Don'T think People understand what Bill and Tom did for such a long time.

[Shannon Sharp]

Well, we know. We understand it, Ocho, for the simple fact we played that sport.

[Ty]

Yeah, man.

[Shannon Sharp]

And we know how hard it is to win, to win that consistency. Excuse me, that consistently at that level into the degree at which they won.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

Okay, look, winning 8, 9, 10 game or. Or having a. Like the Cowboys, they went 20 straight years and never had a losing season. So 8 and 8 is winning. Okay? Like Mike Tomlin, he's never had a losing season. That ain't nothing to compare to what they did for 20 years. Yeah, they winning divisions, they making deep playoff runs, they going to Super Bowl. Nine Super bowl appearances in 20 seasons. Now, mind you, had it not been for Peyton. Peyton beat him three times in the AFC championship game. So that's 12 AFC championship games in 20 seasons. Eli beat him twice in the Super Bowl. So that man could have easily gone to 12 Super Bowls and have what.

[Ty]

Nine wins, nine rings?

[Shannon Sharp]

Nick Foles got him too.

[Ty]

That's right.

[Shannon Sharp]

So the mag. Yes. So to win at that level, you have a great. Like anybody that does something. Like. I'm sure doctors feel this way. Ocho, when somebody does a unique neurosurgery and they do something or they put something back together, it's a. It's an unbelievable. It's an unbelievable feeling. Right. To keep a life in these hands. Now a lot of stuff now is machines, you know, push a button and the machine does all that. But to be able to do. I'm sure surgeons feel that way when they see another surgeon do something.

[Dan]

I'm Dan, he's Ty. Hello. And we're the Solid Verbal College Football podcast. College football season is here. And you know what that means. Your team is going to break your heart three times, probably before Halloween. Uh huh. But fear not, the solid verbal will be right there with you through every soul crushing loss and impossible comeback. Join us all season long, all year long, as we ride the roller coaster of this ridiculous sport. Whether you're a die hard fan or a casual observer, we'll help you make sense of all the chaos and of course, celebrate the madness. Tune in for previews, recaps, bits you won't hear anywhere else, and all the emotional support you need as a college football fan. We don't just love college football, Ty, we live it. Listen to the solid verbal college football podcasts on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Shannon Sharp]

Hey, this is Matt Jones.

[Dan]

And I'm Drew Franklin.

[Shannon Sharp]

And this is NFL cover Zero. We think NFL coverage should be informative and.

[Dan]

And entertaining. And twice a week.

[Shannon Sharp]

That is exactly what you're going to get.

[Dan]

We're just here to try to give.

[Shannon Sharp]

You an NFL perspective a little bit different.

[Dan]

Did you see the Colts pretzel? That was my other big takeaway from that game.

[Shannon Sharp]

What was that?

[Dan]

Looks like something that should not be sold.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, my.

[Dan]

So that was my other big Colts takeaway.

[Shannon Sharp]

They sold that.

[Dan]

Yes. Might want to go back at the Colts stadium.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, I might want to go back.

[Dan]

To the drawing board on that.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Dan]

I thought the shape we had with pretzels was working pretty well. It's worked for generations. We're just here trying to enjoy it.

[Shannon Sharp]

We hope you all will join us throughout day the. The year. And let's go.

[Dan]

I hope I'm as youthful as Pete Carroll is at his age. He's a young 73. He is a young 73.

[Shannon Sharp]

He is spry. I would say. I would fight him. I would listen. NFL Cover 0 with Matt Jones and Drew Franklin on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast.

[Sarah Spain]

Get fired up, y'.

[Shannon Sharp]

All.

[Sarah Spain]

Season 2 of Good Game with Sarah Spain is underway. We just welcomed one of my favorite people and an incomparable soccer Megan Rapinoe to the show, and we had a blast. We talked about her recent 40th birthday celebrations, Co hosting a podcast with her fiance, Sue, Bird watching former teammates retire and more. Never a dull moment with Pino. Take a listen. What do you miss the most about being a pro athlete? The final. The final. And the locker room. I really, really like you.

[Shannon Sharp]

Just.

[Sarah Spain]

You can't replicate. You can't get back. Showing up to the locker room every morning just to sh.

[Shannon Sharp]

Talk.

[Sarah Spain]

We've got more incredible guests like the legendary Candace Parker and college superstar AZ Foote. I mean, seriously, y', all, the guest list is absolutely stacked for season two. And you know we're always gonna keep you up to speed on all the news and happenings around the women's sports world as well. So make sure you listen to Good Game with Sarah Spain on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports. I'm Simone Boyce, host of the Bright side podcast, and on this week's episode, I'm talking to Olympian World cup champion and podcast host Ashlyn Harris. My worth is not wrapped up in how many things I've won, because what I came to realize is I valued winning so much that Once it was over, I got the blues and I was like, this is it for me. It's the pursuit of greatness. It's the journey, it's the people, it's the failures, it's the heartache. Listen to the bright side on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dan]

Greatness doesn't just show up. It's built. One shot, one choice, one moment at a time. From NBA champion Stephen Curry comes Shot Ready, a powerful, never before seen look at the mindset that changed the game.

[Ty]

I fell in love with the grind. You have to find joy in the.

[Johnny Manziel]

Work you do when no one else is around.

[Ty]

Success is not an accident. I'm passing the ball to you.

[Shannon Sharp]

Let's go.

[Dan]

Steph Curry redefined basketball. Now he's rewriting what it means to succeed. Shot Ready isn't just a memoir. It's a playbook for anyone chasing their potential. Discover stories, strategies and over 100 never before seen photos. Order Shot Ready now@stephen currybook.com don't miss Stephen Curry's New York Times bestseller Shot Ready available now.

[Shannon Sharp]

Man, you. You appreciate it and coach this hard on Coach Belichick. Yeah, man. Losing, losing get hard when you get when you used to winning.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

And you get older, but you also.

[Ty]

Understand what you're getting yourself into. Before he took the job, he understood what he was getting himself into.

[Shannon Sharp]

Ocho we got a story to report. Mark Sanchez was arrested by the Indianapolis Metro Police Department on Saturday facing three misdemeanor charges in relation to a relation to an incident where he was stabbed and taken to the hospital. The Indiana Metro PD said Sanchez was arrested at the hospital on suspicion of battery with injury on unlawful entry of a motor vehicle and public intoxication.

[Ty]

Oh.

[Shannon Sharp]

An indie reporter reported the following. We can now report what is stated in the police narrative from last night's stabbing involving former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez. According to the police narrative we received from sources, Sanchez was not cooperative with police when they first arrived on the scene. Another man listed as the victim in the police report told police he was delivering food. When Sanchez told him he needed to move and couldn't park where he was, the man told police Sanchez started threatening him and following him and then attacked him. The man said he first tried to pepper spray Sanchez and it didn't work. He said it was at that time he defended himself with a knife. Police noted the man had a significant injury to his face. Sanchez was taken to the hospital in critical condition and underwent surgery. It is important to note Sanchez had not, has, has not been interviewed yet. So as the police, as the gentleman, I think he's like 63 Ocho as he's telling the story. Right. He's delivering doordash.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

He's parked in an area.

[Ty]

Okay.

[Shannon Sharp]

He said, this is what he says. So all we can go about is what's being reported that Sanchez told him he couldn't park there.

[Ty]

Right.

[Shannon Sharp]

And then I guess at some point Sanchez tried to get into the gentleman's car. Oh, it happened around 12:30am so maybe, probably there's a high probability or likelihood that alcohol was involved.

[Ty]

I was just going.

[Shannon Sharp]

It's a very, very unfortunate situation. Yeah. That he, he could have lost his life. He's very fortunate. He probably got stabbed maybe in the chest, the abdomen. They didn't. Did it say where he got stabbed?

[Ty]

They didn't.

[Shannon Sharp]

They were important. But if he, if he had to.

[Ty]

Go through surgery, it had to be, it had to be somewhere where it.

[Shannon Sharp]

Could abdomen or the chest or something. Yes. But he's, he's fortunate to be alive. I hate, hate this for him and his family, you know and Fox reached out and said hey, you know, they're doing their due diligence but as for privacy for him and his family. But it's a very, very, very, very sad for a situation. 63 year old man trying to, trying to make an honest living. I mean I promise you he delivered doordash Ocho. He ain't got, he ain't got 63 billion or nothing. Right. He's trying to make ends meet.

[Ty]

Most definitely.

[Shannon Sharp]

And that's probably not his only job.

[Ty]

Not at all. Listen, for one, I mean first off, I mean based off what I know so far about the situation, I would also like to hear what Mark Sanchez has to say about it. But based on what we have so far, for one, I want to just say I'm glad market Mark is okay. I'm glad he's going to pull through. But obviously I think alcohol plays a, plays a huge part, plays a huge part in, in this situation. And obviously this is going to be a learning lesson for Mark and going to be this for others as well that, that are, that consume alcohol and most of the time you want to consume just enough, just enough where you're still able to function in your right state of mind and you're able to make the right decisions even when you're intoxicated and I think obviously having too much alcohol, it skews, you know, some of your decision making.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah. You don't make the best decisions.

[Ty]

Oh, you don't. You don't. And. And for one. But for me, I'm really not the one to be talking. For someone who's never had alcohol before, I'm really not the person to be saying what you should. Shouldn't be doing when it comes to drinking alcohol. But I hope this situation gets rectified soon. I hope Mark pulls through and he's.

[Shannon Sharp]

Able not to be stabbed multiple times. Ocho.

[Ty]

Yeah. I mean, you know, you could.

[Shannon Sharp]

Because you got to understand that man fighting for his life. He doesn't know. He probably didn't even know who that was.

[Ty]

Yeah, of course.

[Shannon Sharp]

And you jump on me. You threatening me? I ain't taking time to. Let me go to Google, cuz he kind of look like Mark Sanchez. Let me see if that's him. Yeah, that. You people ain't doing that, man. Man, look, man, I just. Just leave people alone. That's why. Hey. I going about my business. Ojo.

[Ty]

Hey.

[Shannon Sharp]

Hey, how you doing, man? Boom.

[Ty]

And one thing, when I think about it too. Doordash. Let's say he did park in a spot. All they doing.

[Shannon Sharp]

You not the police.

[Ty]

Even that. All you're doing is dropping food off. You're gonna be there.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yes.

[Ty]

Three minutes if that. Two, three minutes. Go ahead. Do what you gotta do. That ain't. Ain't none of my business if the.

[Shannon Sharp]

Police says you can't park here. Bro, look here. I don't care about nothing. I ain't. I ain't. I ain't trying to be no police. Somebody stealing something, I ain't intervening. Cause it ain't my stuff. They gonna replace that stuff. He's stealing the purse. You stealing stuff out of some store. I don't care. It's not mine.

[Ty]

Right.

[Shannon Sharp]

And I'm not putting my. Hey. I tell you the story. Oo.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

There was this shop across the bar from where I go get my hair cut. And you know, they had these little graphic tees and stuff like that. Yeah, dude ran up in there, Lady Holland and everything. And the guys came out the barbershop trying to chase old boy. Oh, boy. Pulled that tool out. This is not your stuff. You right, my man. You right. They turned around and went on back to the barbershop. You started cutting hair. That's not your stuff. Yeah. I am not about to lose my life for something that's replaceable. That's not mine. Right. Take my stuff. Hey, it's gone. It's insured. That's what insurance is for. I don't want to have to use it. But I insured it just because that's what. That's what insurance. You have health insurance. I don't want to use it, Ocho, but if I got to use it, I have to use it. I am not. I don't care. He could have parked there overnight, man. Doordash. Man, that man been. I don't care. Not my parking spot. Hey, as long as you don't block my driveway so I can get my ass up in there. Now, I have. When I stayed in La Ocho, there was this big Jewish center and, you know, holidays. There are a lot of Jewish holidays. And so they's like, do you. Ma', am. I don't care. I say, as long as you don't block me in. I don't care where you park. You can park on top of the damn house for all I care. As long as I can get in and out my house and I can go about my business, y' all take off. I ain't doing that. And. And so, like I said, I'm glad to hear that Mark is doing okay. I'm sure his family, his wife and kids are in Indian out with him in the hospital. But, guys, y', all, let's. Let's just leave people alone, man. We ain't got to be policemen. Somebody park illegally, I don't care. I don't. Somebody. Partner. Handicapped zone. Yeah, I feel bad. My man. Bro, that's a handicap. Somebody really needs that parking space, especially if you. If you got a placard. I don't care if somebody come out there doing break dancing. If he got a placard in his window. I don't care.

[Ty]

Right.

[Shannon Sharp]

He got it for some reason. I don't care how he got it. I ain't bothering nobody, Ocho. I go about my business.

[Ty]

I don't do that.

[Shannon Sharp]

I don't. But the man was 69. Oh, yeah. He bought that thing. Oh, he got that stick on him. Oh, yeah, the old. Oh. See, I grew up in the era. Ocho, where they put that blade on you? Oh, yeah, I grew up. See? And if you from the south, I don't know how they do it anywhere else. I'm just speaking about what I grew up.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

Men and women would put that blade on you.

[Ty]

Wait, you know what? You got to think, this is. This is society. Today is completely different. The weapon of choice back then, we was always a knife.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oo Fox 59 and C and CBS 4 are reporting that Sanchez told the driver he was upset that the truck was blocking a Nearby alley. The source also indicated that Sanchez was acting erratically and had started doing wind sprints in the alley before the stabbing occurred.

[Ty]

Alcohol.

[Shannon Sharp]

I mean, hey, I'm telling. Hey, man, looker, that was if you. Like I said, if you. My a. If you. My age. Let's just say from. From the ages of probably 45 to on up. You grew up in the time when people put that blade on you. Now I know. Hey, women used to walk around with them razor blades in their hand and slap fire from you, and now you got that on your cheek.

[Ty]

Hold on. You saw. You saw west side Story, right? No, you see west side Story. Come on. Hey, when it was time to get down, you had one weapon of choice, and you hold it. You holding your left hand, you're holding your right hand.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

[Ty]

Somebody gonna get stuck.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, yeah. They put that buck 50 on you. It take 150 stitches to close it up. Ocho, they. Hey, hey, they let you have it, man. Yeah, that's why. That's why, Ocho, I've always been a guy. I never went for bad. I stayed to myself because I already know. You never know. You never know what somebody. Somebody might have had. Somebody not. Not. Might not even be their nature.

[Ty]

Right.

[Shannon Sharp]

Somebody just might have had a bad day that day.

[Ty]

Yeah, funny how that works.

[Shannon Sharp]

Just that. Just that day.

[Ty]

Funny how that worked.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, just.

[Ty]

Damn.

[Shannon Sharp]

I just. Man, I hate. Like I said, I'm. I'm glad he's okay. I'm glad he's okay. Hopefully, you know, everything gets. Gets resolved. It looks like they're not going to file charges against the 69 year old gentleman. They said it's self defense. And you have. You do have the right to defend yourself and. And stand your ground. But, man, like I said, people, everybody don't play like y' all play. Y'. All. Y' all play these good pranks and everything. Y' all want to get captured on Tick Tock and y' all want to capture these videos and you calling people all like, hey, yeah, I'm talking to UB and I'm talking about all that, man. People don't play, man. I'm telling you, you catch the wrong person.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

Catch the right person on the wrong day. Hey, oh, ain't gonna help. You just leave people alone, man.

[Ty]

You get ugly.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, but I hope, like I said, he was stabbed in the chest, so multiple times, right? What? Wounds. So multiple. So glad he's okay. Looks like he's gonna pull through. I'm sure he's with his family. His wife, kids, and everything's going to work out okay. But man, please man, y' all just leave people alone. But I'm glad to hear he's okay.

[Dan]

I'm Dan, he's Ty. Hello. And we're the Solid Verbal College football podcast. College football season is here and you know what that means. Your team is going to break your heart three times probably before Halloween. Uh huh. But fear not, the Solid Verbal will be right there with you through every soul crushing loss. An impossible comeback. Join us all season long, all year long, as we ride the roller coaster of this ridiculous sport. Whether you're a die hard fan or a casual observer, we'll help you make sense of all the chaos and of course, celebrate the madness. Tune in for previews, recaps, bits you won't hear anywhere else, and all the emotional support you need as a college football fan. We don't just love college football, Tyler, we live it. Listen to the Solid Verbal College football podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Shannon Sharp]

Hey, this is Matt Jones.

[Dan]

And I'm Drew Franklin.

[Shannon Sharp]

And this is NFL Cover Zero.

[Dan]

We think NFL coverage should be informative and entertaining.

[Shannon Sharp]

And twice a week that is exactly what you're gonna get.

[Dan]

We're just here to try to give.

[Shannon Sharp]

You an NFL perspective a little bit different.

[Dan]

Did you see the Colts pretzel? That was my other big takeaway from that game. What looks like something that should not be sold.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh my.

[Dan]

So that was my other big Colts take away.

[Shannon Sharp]

They sold that. Yes.

[Dan]

Might want to go back at the Colts stadium. Yeah, I might want to go back to the drawing board on that.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah.

[Dan]

I thought the shape we had with pretzels was working pretty well. It's worked for generations. We're just here trying to enjoy it. We hope you all will join us throughout the year.

[Shannon Sharp]

And let's go.

[Dan]

I hope I'm as youthful as Pete Carroll is at his age. He's a young 73. He is a young 73.

[Shannon Sharp]

He is spry.

[Dan]

I wouldn't fight him.

[Shannon Sharp]

I would listen. NFL Cover Zero with Matt Jones and Drew Frank on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast.

[Sarah Spain]

Get fired up, y'.

[Shannon Sharp]

All.

[Sarah Spain]

Season 2 of Good Game with Sarah Spain is underway. We just welcomed one of my favorite people and an incomparable soccer icon, Megan Rapinoe to the show and we had a blast. We talked about her recent 40th birthday celebrations, Co hosting a podcast with her fiance, Sue, Bird watching former teammates retire and more Never a dull moment with Pino. Take a listen. What do you miss the most about being a pro athlete? The final. The final and the locker room. I really, really like you. Just, you can't replicate. You can't get back. Showing up to the locker room every morning just to talk. We've got more incredible guests like the legendary Candace Parker and college superstar Az Foot. I mean, seriously, y', all, the guest list is absolutely stacked for season two. And you know, we're always going to keep you up to speed on all the news and happenings around the women's sports world as well. So make sure you listen to Good Game with Sarah Spain on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports, I'm Simone Boyce, host of the Bright side podcast, and on this week's episode, I'm talking to Olympian World cup champion and podcast host Ashlyn Harris. My worth is not wrapped up in how many things I've won, because what I came to realize is I valued winning so much that once it was over, I got the blues and I was like, this is it for me. It's the pursuit of greatness. It's the journey, it's the people, it's the failures, it's the heartache. Listen to the Bright side on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dan]

Greatness doesn't just show up. It's built. One shot, one choice, one moment at a time. From NBA champion Stephen Curry comes Shot Ready. A powerful, never before seen look at the mindset that changed the game.

[Ty]

I fell in love with the grind. You have to find joy in the.

[Johnny Manziel]

Work you do when no one else is around. Success is not an accident.

[Ty]

Listen, I'm passing the ball to you.

[Shannon Sharp]

Let's go.

[Dan]

Steph Curry redefined basketball. Now he's rewriting what it means to succeed. Shot Ready isn't just a memoir. It's a playbook for anyone chasing their potential. Discover stories, strategies and over 100 never before seen photos. Order shot ready [e-mail] don't miss Stephen Curry's New York Times bestseller Shot Ready, available now.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, Joe, got another story. The attorney for LSU wide receiver Kyron Lacy. You remember Kyra Lacey was the LSU receiver that allegedly was in an accident and it was reported that he was the cause of the accident and the police were going to charge him. But this is what the attorney for Lacey said has revealed information that calls into questions Lacey's involvement in the fatal car crash in December of last year. A video shared by attorney Matt Ori, which is from the security footage of the accident, shows that Lacey was about 73 yards away from the collision at the time of impact. We know from the data that Lacey did not. Did in fact pass four cars. There's no disputing that. Further north, Lacey passed four cars or he said, however, he was in back of the lane traveling 92, like, almost 100 yards away behind Mr. Hall at the time of impact. He's 73 yards behind vehicles at the time of impact. Key words behind vehicles. This is not how the story was ever painted. Never. In the January, police charged Lacey with negligent homicide, felony hit and run, and reckless operation of a vehicle. Lacey died by suicide in April of this year, one day before he was supposed to appear in front of a grand jury. He was 24 years of age.

[Ty]

That's crazy.

[Shannon Sharp]

Go ahead. Go ahead.

[Ty]

That's crazy. Obviously, everybody needs to help be held accountable. Yes, everybody that is a part of that police department needs to be held accountable. The witness who was not bribed but was tempted to tell a story that wasn't true need jail time, for sure. The officer who created the story to say that it was Kyren Lacey's fault. He needs to be jail time to Lacey's family. I hope they sue not only the city, but that police department and get everything, everything they deserve because their son is now gone.

[Shannon Sharp]

It is. It's tough.

[Ty]

Their son is now gone based on something completely false that was made up by those that are supposed to protect us.

[Shannon Sharp]

But see, in the way it was portrayed, Ocho, it was portrayed that he passed the four cars and then caused the impact that cost a man his life. It's reported. It's being released through the security cameras. Like, yeah, he passed away back there, but had no. He was not a part of the accident.

[Ty]

I have a question. Yes, I have another question. When everything happened. When everything happened, there are cameras everywhere. Yes, the cameras everywhere. So this situation wouldn't even got to the light of day. Brother Lacey wouldn't have had any issues, and they would have known the officer was lying. They would have known the witness was lying. Why didn't we use the camera footage ahead of time? Why are they just coming out now? All of this could have been prevented. Obviously, I'm not. I don't understand the judicial system. I don't understand how that stuff works and why the footage has. It's just coming out just now.

[Shannon Sharp]

Just not Coming out.

[Ty]

I mean, those. Those that are watching. I. I don't know how that stuff works.

[Shannon Sharp]

It's a very sad story.

[Ty]

Yeah, it's. It's a horrible story. It's a horrible story, man.

[Shannon Sharp]

It's the guilt that this man had to fe. Possibly face that like, man, they say I did this. They say I took someone's life, that I'm responsible. Remember, he was uninvited to the draft.

[Ty]

Yeah. Because of it.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yes. Yes. But see, that goes to Ocho. You see how you see it, the role, that media's place, how they can write a story, how they can report a story.

[Ty]

Listen, if I. If I'm. If I'm. If I'm the Lacey family, boy, I'm from the second line and get every dime. I'm from the second line and get every dime. And I'm saying that in a respectful way, because I can't get my son back.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, no.

[Ty]

I can't get my son back. And y'.

[Shannon Sharp]

All. Y' all lied. You lied.

[Ty]

And there was nothing anybody could tell him, because everything I worked for, everything I worked for has now going down the drain.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yep.

[Ty]

Which resulted in him taking his life.

[Shannon Sharp]

Taking his own life.

[Ty]

Man. Damn.

[Shannon Sharp]

It'S tough. This young man, his parents, grandparents, family, friends, loved ones going far too soon. Far too soon. Like you said, all this footage, I mean, everything's on video outside. Hell, you can't do anything. I mean, they got. At every traffic light, they got a thing to get your plates going through and send you. To. Send you the thing in the mail. Send you the ticket in the mail. Ocho. They only. They don't even come get you now, Ocho. They just send you the ticket in the mail. Yeah, I. You know, I feel sorry for the young man. I feel sorry for his family. It's just so Sad. So sad. 24 years of age. 20.

[Ty]

Why is it just coming out now? I. I don't. I don't understand. Why are they just coming out now? I mean, in the era we're in, in the technique, in the. In the technologies, technological era that we're in, as advanced as we become, this could have been resolved and solved so long ago if Kyron knew, man. That's not what happened. Check the cameras.

[Shannon Sharp]

But. But they ain't trying to hear that, Ocho. You know, they believe. Everybody says, I didn't do it. In actuality, he didn't. And the thing is, Ocho, look, I want. I want all. I want crimes to be solved.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

But don't put this on somebody that man.

[Ty]

I mean, I know one thing. The Lacey family need to get justice.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah.

[Ty]

Folk need to get justice. I'm telling you, you can't. You can't allow them to get away with something like this. A blatant lie like that. And that blatant lie not only ruined a childhood dream, but making that child take his life because it's something that he couldn't handle, knowing nothing to do with this in the media has painted a picture as if I'm this monster when I'm totally innocent.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yep. And all that was in the 70s.

[Ty]

All we needed to see was the footage.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah.

[Ty]

All we need to see was the footage. And we wait until my young brother's gone. Come on.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah. Because this was an ape. This was in April. He. I mean. So you mean to tell me they just got that footage? All this footage probably been. It happened in December and. Right. Oh, so we coming up. We coming up on. We coming up on a year. Ocho.

[Ty]

Come on, now. Come on.

[Shannon Sharp]

They got all that footage. It's hard for me to believe that ain't nobody looking at the camera. Ain't nobody. Ain't nobody looking at that footage until now.

[Ty]

The funny thing about it is they probably had no choice but to release it. They had somebody covering a. You know what?

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah.

[Ty]

They could only have so long. They could only had it for so long before somebody started sneaking and poking and. And finding the holes in the stories and saying, well, hold on now.

[Shannon Sharp]

Hold on. Man, I feel so bad for his family.

[Ty]

It's cameras everywhere, especially satellite. Excuse me. Them satellites that sit all the way up there and see everything. Come on now, stop playing. They turned off the body camp. You know what?

[Shannon Sharp]

I'm.

[Ty]

I'm. Listen, I'm. I'm not. I'm not a detective. This ain't force 48. So I'm not gonna act like I know what I'm talking about just based on the facts that. What I've saw and witnessed so far. That family, they deserve justice.

[Shannon Sharp]

They do that.

[Ty]

That's it.

[Shannon Sharp]

They do. I don't know. I don't know if there's a adjusted that you would get when a loved one is not coming back. The likelihood somebody serving time for that, maybe you can get. You. Hopefully you can get a monetary settlement. I don't think anybody's gonna probably serve jail time with Joe. They never do. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Ty]

Of a bleeding light. The officer. The officer and the witness that made up the story. Oh, no, you got to serve something.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, absolutely. Look, you know, you you want to stop this kind of behavior? See, like when monetary settlements are done for, like, cities and counties.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

It need to come out of the police fund, not taxpayers.

[Ty]

Well, that's gonna hurt, boy. That's gonna hurt.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yep.

[Ty]

And they. They're gonna have to make an example out of somebody. Yep, they're gonna have to make example of somebody because not only is the city or the police department will have to pay that officer. The officer is gonna have to pay as well.

[Shannon Sharp]

He'll go down and what you call him, he'll. He'll. He'll go down the street and get another job at another district, another county. That's all they do. Kick the can down the road.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, I can't get no job in Las Vegas. I go down to Reno. Oh, my bad. I go to Carson City. Yes, sir. But thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends and loved ones, all those that knew Kyron Lacey. Hopefully, man, God gives you strength, comfort, and understanding because I'm sure there's still a grieving process.

[Ty]

Damn.

[Shannon Sharp]

You don't get over something like this. You just get better at dealing with it. But now this opens it all up again, Ocho, because, you know, they're thinking, my baby, my baby gone. And it didn't have to be.

[Ty]

That's sad.

[Shannon Sharp]

The major knee injuries suffered by Malik Neighbors has reignited discussions about the turf playing surface in MetLife Stadium. One executive from opposing teams said this week that due to the field turn playing service, his players are petrified of playing at MetLife. The executive added, if a player is nursing an injury, he might be less apt to play through it for a game at MetLife. NFL PA Interim Director David White was in Newark, New Jersey on Monday and raised the issue of MetLife Turf Field and his ongoing history of season ending lower extremities injuries. Ocho.

[Ty]

Yes, sir.

[Shannon Sharp]

It's a look. Two things can be true. Yeah, the surface still might be, you know, hey, but I'm a firm believer, guys, you know, guys don't practice like they used to. They don't get conditioned to play, to go be in those car wrecks. Ocho.

[Ty]

Yes, sir.

[Shannon Sharp]

I mean, at some point in time, I mean, you gotta drive around the track, right, Ocho?

[Ty]

Yeah, yeah, Most definitely. Most definitely. Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

I just, I mean, and. And it doesn't, you know, it's not going to do Malik Neighbors any good. It's not going to do him any good right now, Ocho, because he out for the year. This is a year I can't even get back, man. Y' all saw what I did. I was looking to tear it up my sophomore year. I know more now. I'm better than I was my rookie. I really know what to expect now. I know what to expect. I know how to meet. I know how to practice. I know how to study film. Oh, I know how to prepare. I got a routine now. Oh, man, I'm about to get cr. Man, I'm about to be stupid on y'. All.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

I don't. I don't know what the answer is. I just know. I, I. You know, it's hard for me to believe that you can drive a car 50 miles, you know, 25 miles an hour, and then ask it to say, you know what? I want you to go out there and I want you to go 100 for the next two and a half hours. I just. You got to put it through the test, Ocho.

[Ty]

Yes, sir.

[Shannon Sharp]

The only way. The only way. You got to put your body through the test. I ain't saying they drive and take you to the ground on plays, but, Ocho, we went full speed. We thought it. We know what those collisions were going to be like. They're going to be a little faster. They're going to be a little bit more impactful because they take you all the way to the ground. You know, a shot over the middle, you probably go to a. They're going to probably look to clean your clock. Yeah, I, I don't. I don't know what they gonna. What they got going on, but hopefully they get this thing figured out because guys, Guys are, are, Are like, Like that. You know, that executive said they ain't gonna be on the play if I got an injury. Nah, I'm good. I'm a holder almost, right? I'm good. I'll catch y' all next week. I catch y' all guys next week. Ocho. We're back with our newest segment, play or Fade, presented by Prize Picks. This is how it works. Nightcap staff have made a lineup of their picks, and either you play the lineup that they selected or you make changes, choosing more or less. Here's the lineup ahead of tomorrow slate. Daniel Jones has more than 230.5 passing yards against the Raiders.

[Ty]

I know you see the. You see this thumb up.

[Shannon Sharp]

Okay. Okay. Ocho say. Ocho say go. More. More, more, more. Jake FERGUSON More than 45.5 receiving yards against the Jets. Well, considering that Darren Waller. How many yards did Darren Waller had last week? Dak really likes throwing the ball to Jake Ferguson. Two touchdown. Probably only had like 12 yards.

[Ty]

Yeah, he didn't have many. He was on the goal line.

[Shannon Sharp]

I'm gonna go low. I'm gonna go under. I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go less than. I'm gonna go less than. And Mecca abuka More than 61. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, What, y'. All. What? What? Spoon is out. Isn't he in? Spoon out.

[Ty]

Even. Even if he wasn't out. And Mega Bug is his number one target. Mike Evans is not playing.

[Shannon Sharp]

I'm going more. I'm going more than 61 yards, 61.5. So he gonna have at least 62. James Cook more than 6. 76.5 yards rushing. James Cook been running now. Hey, he got like eight touchdowns.

[Ty]

Damn. Already.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah. How many touchdowns James Cook got? He got like six or seven touchdowns on Joe.

[Ty]

And that. That boy be told. And he catching that thing at the backfield and getting jiggy, too.

[Shannon Sharp]

He got 401 yards, so he's averaging 100 yards a game. Who?

[Ty]

Hey, hey.

[Shannon Sharp]

Who? Who?

[Ty]

Buffalo.

[Shannon Sharp]

What? What? What? Did the Patriots give up rush yards? Because Brable prides himself on being able to start the run right?

[Ty]

Oh, Alex Pearl winning night.

[Shannon Sharp]

He beat. He beat Uncle Liar.

[Ty]

First round. First round knocked him out, I'm assuming so. I just. I just see it in the chat.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, we had to be. Cause it's. Ocho, you know, you got for. For light, light heavyweight, you gotta weigh 205 or less, right? Pereira weighed in at 204. He weighed in this morning 232,8.

[Ty]

So he gained all his weight back.

[Shannon Sharp]

I'm going under. Why? I'm going under for James Cook. They only give up 77 yards a game.

[Ty]

Oh, okay. Oh, the Patriots, the defense. Yeah, okay, okay, okay, okay.

[Shannon Sharp]

Download the app today. Use Code Shannon to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. It's good to be right, Ocho? Austin Reeves says his grandma threatened to confront JJ Redick. My grandma was so mad at him one day, she was like, if he yells at you like that one more time, man. I was like, meemaw, hey, it's okay. Your daughter has yelled at me way worse than. She's like, oh, they ain't got nothing to do. They ain't got nothing to do with that. If he yell at you one more time. Yeah.

[Ty]

Hey, that's.

[Shannon Sharp]

Man, them grandma. Man, my. Great. Hey, man, my grandma's like, you know what, Ocho? I told her. I told my grandma one time I came home and I said, granny. The coach pulled my grab My face, man. Yeah. You know what she talking about? What you do?

[Ty]

Oh, yeah, but they gonna ask that first. That's. That's my grandma, too. They gonna ask. You had to do something for them to get that kind of reaction. What did you do first.

[Shannon Sharp]

Today? Don't worry about it. Meemaw. Hey. Everything okay? But that was back in the day, Ocho. Them coaches kick you in the butt, grab your face mask.

[Ty]

It was crazy, bro.

[Shannon Sharp]

Pick you, pick you. Especially if you play pop water. You small, they pick you up. Yeah. Get your.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

Narrow behind over there.

[Ty]

That. Back then, it was the definition of it takes a village. In that village.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah.

[Ty]

They gonna have. They gonna handle their business, and then, yeah, your parents get home, they're gonna handle it again. Whatever you did wrong, you gonna get double whammy.

[Shannon Sharp]

Because everybody knew everybody. And it was. No, don't put your hands on myself.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

It was a situation. Ain't you. Ain't you Mary and Barney grand boy? Yeah. Yes, ma'. Am. Okay, don't be. Don't be. Don't. Hey, you talking. They know you talk like that. No, ma'. Am. Okay, don't make me tell them. Yes, ma'. Am. Because everything. Hey, if it's a person was older, you. Everything was. Yes, ma'. Am. No, ma'. Am. Yes, sir. No, sir. Understood? Yeah. And you had the utmost respect for those people. It wasn't. No, you don't tell me what to do. You not my mama. You not my daddy. Oh, no, please. Back then, it was. It was such a level of respect.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

For elder people, older people, elderly people. Back then, I mean, they didn't have to be 70. I mean, because back then, you. You think they was like, 70, but they were only in their 40s. There was only their 40s don't show because, you know, I'm 6, 7, 8 years old. Because so, you know, maybe in their 50s, but you had a level of respect.

[Ty]

I could.

[Shannon Sharp]

Like some of the way these kids talk to their parents, talk to their grandparents. Man, I could never. I could never.

[Ty]

It was. It was never. It was never none of this. It was never none of that. Sucking your teeth.

[Shannon Sharp]

What.

[Ty]

Hey, listen, you're not cutting your eyes. You're not rolling your eyes and everything is. Yes, sir. No, sir. Yes, ma'.

[Shannon Sharp]

Am.

[Ty]

No, ma'. Am.

[Shannon Sharp]

Everybody. Ocho, you know, hey, hey. And stomping your feet, you know, they.

[Ty]

Walking away like you mad.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah. Hold on. What about slamming the door?

[Ty]

What about slamming your door? Slammed a door in who house? What, man, please.

[Shannon Sharp]

Because you. You mess right first of all, you slam a door, it might come off the hinges. Who gonna pay for that, man? Please, boy, Barney, Mary wasn't playing that. They were playing. Hey not. He wouldn't even think about it. I ain't even never think about slamming no door in the house.

[Ty]

I slammed my door by accident one time. One time, man, my granddaddy went and got that goddamn screwdriver and took the door off the hinges. I ain't had, man.

[Shannon Sharp]

Okay, boy. Boy, you talking about a whipping, man. Oh, I ran. I was running away to get. From getting a whipping.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

And I meant to push the door, but I hit the screen and I pushed the screen out.

[Ty]

I knew you fell right through.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, no, I just so, you know, like a screen door, you know, you have. You have the screen and then you have the frame around it.

[Ty]

Right.

[Shannon Sharp]

I pushed the screen out, so now there's a big old gap in there.

[Ty]

Oh. So just the frame stayed there.

[Shannon Sharp]

And you had.

[Ty]

In the hallway at my grandma house, back in the days we had the. The plastic.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, it wasn't a hallway, bro. We had a thousand square foot.

[Ty]

Oh, my bad, my bad, my bad.

[Shannon Sharp]

It wasn't a hallway.

[Ty]

Oh, you had a bead. You had the bees that hang through the hall. You know, the beads.

[Dan]

Yes.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But I've. I've been to people's house where you have the bees. Like go in somebody's bedroom or go down the hallway. Absolutely. Yeah.

[Ty]

My grandma had them bees and had that plastic on the couch. When you sit on the plastic, if you. You mess around and fall asleep and you wake up and you'd be stuck to the couch.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yep. That plastic.

[Ty]

Oh, man.

[Shannon Sharp]

No, Ocho. I could be in the living room and talk to everybody in the house. Yeah, yeah, it was. But you know what, Ocho? As I look back on it, I wouldn't change it. If I go back and do Gave you. It shaped you. It. It made you appreciate. Ish. Because I don't. I don't know if kids really appreciate it. I think a lot of times people feel entitled. Yeah. And you appreciate it because, you know, hey, they have no money like that, so you got something.

[Ty]

Hold on to it. It's so funny. They didn't have money like that. But they always found a way. Huh?

[Shannon Sharp]

They found a way.

[Ty]

They always found.

[Shannon Sharp]

I don't know what it. I don't know. Hey, half them gift. Now, look, I know my mom, she worked and she got us whatever we could. You know, I would first have a. Used to have football games, handheld Football games. I got that. I had a Walkman, you know, we had, you know, I had Air Jordans. My mom worked at Nabisco. Later became rjr. Nabisco, man. Talking about cookies, Fig Newtons, Chips Ahoy, Oreos, Ritz crackers, man.

[Ty]

Hey, I don't even.

[Shannon Sharp]

I don't even eat Chips Ahoy no more. I only meet Ritz crackers no more. I mean, I had. And fig news. I had so much of them growing up.

[Ty]

Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something about the brisk crackers. You sit there and try to eat one, before you know it, you don't.

[Shannon Sharp]

Went through the whole and a sleeve. They call them sleep and you go.

[Ty]

Through the whole sleeve. One of things. So good boy.

[Shannon Sharp]

Man. Big Newtons.

[Ty]

Yeah, Fig News was good, man.

[Shannon Sharp]

I had no fig News in a long time. I ain't had no Chips Ahoy, you know, Chip, I don't. They still. Yeah, I think. What.

[Ty]

They got different Oreos.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yep. I eat the lemon Oreos. I ain't had the regular ones.

[Ty]

Lemon.

[Shannon Sharp]

Now I'm like, yeah, like when my sister comes. When my sister come ocho everything, cuz she like. She like deli meat and she like bread and she like Oreos and chill. My sister take all that stuff back to her to Georgia. My sister say, you ain't gonna do nothing but throw it out. I'm take my food back with me. We go to mastros or we go to a restaurant. Yeah, my sister's taking that food back.

[Ty]

Oh, you take the go place.

[Shannon Sharp]

Going back to Georgia ain't going. It's going back to the house, but it's going back to Georgia. She gonna come in, put it in the freezer, she gonna wrap it up in plastic, and she gonna take that right back in her carry on right back to back. Back to Glenville.

[Ty]

Oh, I. I can't.

[Shannon Sharp]

Bread and everything. Ask them, can they give you some more bread? Huh?

[Ty]

Yeah, I can't eat no leftovers, man. You don't feel the same.

[Shannon Sharp]

My sister take it. Hey, man, I had a cookout on you and I bought some shrimp. You know, my sister was eating shrimp for like 10, 12 years. Told me ain't nothing wrong with it. I said, yeah, better you than me. So I ain't eating nothing. 12 years, Ocho. Now I'm good. All right, Ocho, we're gonna get us out of here on this one. It's time for our final segment of the evening. It's time for Q and A.

[Ty]

I'm ready for this game tomorrow. 4 o'.

[Shannon Sharp]

Clock.

[Ty]

Let's go, Bangers.

[Shannon Sharp]

Let's go. Let's go. Let's go, Lions.

[Ty]

Hey, Unc, I was. I was all. I was with all the Lions fans that they un. Listen, them Lions fans, man, they.

[Shannon Sharp]

They.

[Ty]

They treated me with such respect. Obviously, they all watch the show. They all told me to tell you hello. Hey. They all drove four hours. Drivers about, fellas.

[Shannon Sharp]

Now. Yeah, it's not that. Yes.

[Ty]

I'm talking about our age group, yo. Yeah, they.

[Shannon Sharp]

They.

[Ty]

12, 13, 14 D at the cigar bar, man. I mean, I'm talking. I'm in there talking cold trash, huh? Hey, I'm talking about cold try. You know. You know I am. I'm gonna let it rip no matter what the outcome is. It was a mutual respect, man. Boys, they. They showed love, man.

[Shannon Sharp]

That's all right.

[Ty]

They really enjoyed the show.

[Shannon Sharp]

You know what? Oh, I'm gonna come down to Miami. We gonna go out. I ain't been. I ain't been out. I'm gonna go out. Me and you gonna go out, Ocho.

[Ty]

That's what I'm talking about. So wait a minute. Wait a minute. Now that you say you coming down to Miami, so the NBA YoungBoy concert on the 13th, that'd be the perfect time.

[Shannon Sharp]

You. Unfortunately, I got something. We got something planned on the 13th.

[Ty]

Listen, I was looking forward to getting you 5900 that night.

[Shannon Sharp]

Oh, you will give me 5900.

[Ty]

I will be right there. In cash.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah.

[Ty]

So you might want to think about coming.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, you know, you might think about that. Come on, think about that. JJ said FSU wasn't supposed to score. This was a terrible win. No, it wasn't. Kristen Field said Johnny put A and M on the map, man. Please, uncle. They still undiscovered territory. Texas and Missouri have at least played in the SEC championship. Which one of those teams got a Heisman Trophy winner? Oh, I tell you what name they know. Johnny Manziel. Who? You know, from playing Missouri. The field is called the house that Johnny built. Did you realize they expanded that stadium? It's one of the largest stadiums in the country. I think it might be the largest outside of Tennessee in the whole SEC.

[Ty]

They see it like Johnny did that 112.

[Shannon Sharp]

What player from Missouri or Texas has done that for their university?

[Ty]

What? They said 100,000 plus.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, I think. Yeah, I think it's 102, isn't it?

[Ty]

God damn. I wonder what that environment like, man, on a Saturday, man.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah. 102, 733. I think Tennessee Is over a hundred thousand too. Texas over 100. But I mean, but that's the South. I mean, ain't nothing to do, George. I mean, Alabama got like 80. Georgia got like 80. Tennessee got. Tennessee's over a hundred. Only Vanderbilt got like 50,000.

[Ty]

Hey, that's crazy that they stadium is bigger than NFL stadiums.

[Shannon Sharp]

110. Wow. Yeah. See, they play for. Hey, they. They play football in that area of the country. Adam Smith said media was talking about Arch Manning being the first overall pick and he's been heart garbage. I knew something was up when he couldn't beat out Kieran Quinn Ewers. Yeah, true. That should have been a. That should have been a telltale. And plus, you got expectations, Ocho. I mean, Texas, the number one team in the country, he has that last name. He wouldn't have these kind of expectations if his last name wasn't Manning. If Peyton and Eli is not his uncles, his grandfather isn't Archie. Yeah. Hold on.

[Ty]

Paul Feinbaum said Arch Manning was the greatest quarterback he's ever seen outside of Tebow.

[Shannon Sharp]

I can't even believe Paul would say that. He better than Cam Newton.

[Ty]

It's stuff like that. Which is why.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yes. The hyperbole. It's okay. Say he's good for a young man, but he ain't. He wasn't better than Cam. He wasn't better. He wasn't better than Joe Burrow his last year. Come on, man, stop that. It's okay. Listen, right now, you can't say that Arj Manning is better than Stetson Bennett. Cam. It's hard to say based on what Cam had to work with. Offensively, Cam might be the greatest quarterback ever played. You look at what he had to work with and what he did with that team. When they say a one man show. Yeah, he was Prince. He played the guitar, he played the drums, he played the piano. He did. He singing, he dancing, he doing all of that. Cam Newton to Auburn is what Prince was. He did it all. And there've been some fabulous quarterbacks.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

In the sec. I grew up in Georgia. So to say somebody better than Cam Newton, based on what he had. Yeah. Nah. Tim's bid said I had two Cincinnati Bengals. I had two Cincinnati tickets, Bingles tickets in my car while I was at work. Somebody broke the window and left two more tickets. Damn, Ocho.

[Ty]

Hey, y' all got jokes. Y' all got. Yeah, now listen. Now listen, man. All right, listen. Tomorrow. Tomorrow. I don't know what's gonna happen.

[Shannon Sharp]

I do.

[Ty]

We've seen it. Many of Times where teams have been favored to win. And when it comes to. In the NFL, it's any given Sunday. Now I know how great Detroit is. I love Detroit. I love the fans, especially after today's interaction with them, with them boys. And I seen y' all with the Cartiers, too. All them boys had Cartiers, too, on, so. But I got to have faith in my team. I got to believe in my team. I got to believe in Zach Taylor. I got to believe in my offense. I got to. I got no choice but to believe in Jack Browning. Jake Browning. Excuse me.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah. See, you got it right. Yep. Cause he been jacking off these games, and he about to get another one zero three. Y' all started two zero. About to be two and three.

[Ty]

You're gonna be all right. I'm telling you.

[Shannon Sharp]

Tyra said, if you're an FSU fan, you shouldn't be able to say foot or bald. All about the you. Lonnie Jansen said the U is back. Jay said. Yo, remember what you said. If a team schedule you for homecoming, it means that the team see you as some sloth. Well, my SSC bulldog put something on your SSU tiger today at our homecoming. You may need to go be the office coordinator. Unc. They need you. Hold on. The first week of October is homecoming. Oh, come on, man.

[Ty]

Already?

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, that. Hey, I remember. I remember the first time I noticed that we played who. We played for homecoming. We played Valdosta State my freshman year. Man, they beat the brakes off of. I said no. I said. I tell you what I said. I'm going to put a stop to this. Put us on homecoming if you want to. I got something for y' all ass right? Hey, I had something for them after that. I bet you they. I bet you we weren't nobody else. Homecoming. Yeah. I bet you that. Especially. Oh, Fort Valley made that mistake. They put us as homecoming. My. My. That was my senior year. They did it my. My senior year.

[Ty]

Hey, if. If HBCU homecomings just started, I wonder if I could make it down to FAMU homecoming.

[Shannon Sharp]

Well, he doesn't like homecoming. I think every. I think every. Per. Every college student should have to go experience an HBCU homecoming. Go in the student center and feel the buzz. It starts that Monday and feel the buzz. As you walk into the student center, as you walk in the park, as you walk the halls. You got to feel that. Ain't nothing like it.

[Ty]

Hey, listen.

[Shannon Sharp]

Ain't nothing like. Hey. And this is nothing against no pwi. Ain't nothing like An HBC ain't nothing like an HBCU homecoming. Not the same nothing, nothing, nothing. Hey, my brothers come down there. My brother used to come down and say, man, hey, y' all be having a good time? Absolutely.

[Ty]

Hey, when I had the opportunity to experience my daughter crossing over as an AK had that probate, that's one thing. But when back for Prairie A and M homecoming on and everybody, hey, that purple and gold, all the alumni, hey, I like. You know what? I got the experiences at fam. I got to go.

[Shannon Sharp]

And every nothing like it.

[Ty]

Every year when family home come and come around, I'm working. I'm not talking about us, but I'm just saying I'm happy to be somewhere else.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, you know what, Ocho?

[Ty]

Hoping this year I could go.

[Shannon Sharp]

Unfortunately, a series of unfortunate events prevents me from being in homecoming. So you have a good time. Okay?

[Ty]

You. You not going?

[Shannon Sharp]

Nah, you know, I, I just, you know. Okay.

[Ty]

Okay. You chilling, huh?

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah, yeah, I got you. Jason said. I got a serious question, Ocho. What stinks more your bingles? All you know or all that, you know, eat all the time?

[Ty]

Hey, let me tell you something. Like everybody taking shots at us right now, rightfully so. You know, it says more about you that you would, you would kick a team while the team is down, knowing that the best quarterback in the game is out with a toe injury. Who just had surgery and won't be back until December.

[Shannon Sharp]

Won't be back this year, cuz. Why you bringing it back? Y' all gonna be out of the playoffs. Why bring it back?

[Ty]

Who gonna be out of the playoffs?

[Shannon Sharp]

Y', all.

[Ty]

But we might still win the division. Man, don't do that.

[Shannon Sharp]

Hey, in four more weeks, it'll be a y' all season over.

[Ty]

It start. It start tomorrow. It start tomorrow for us. Our season start tomorrow.

[Shannon Sharp]

Y' all season ended when Joe Burrow when that. When, When Joe Burrow put his arms over those guys shoulders. Y' all season ended right then. Hey, Zeldor said, hey, Ocho, your bingo's not even the best team in Cincinnati. The Bearcats are better and is.

[Ty]

Okay, all right, I, I listen. Simmer down. Whoever that is.

[Shannon Sharp]

King lose, baby. Said. Oo. Me and my brother are having a debate. Who was better overall quarterback Jamus Winston or Marcus Mariota? Jamus Jamus.

[Ty]

Yeah.

[Shannon Sharp]

Kevin Hayward is a quarterback for Western Carolina. Taran Dickens. He was 46 of 46 passing, one point perfect and finished 53 of 56, 378 yards and three touchdowns. What Daily we throwing check downs and Jailbreak screens. How the hell you go, 46 or 46? Yeah, I saw that. That's in one game or over the stretch of games.

[Ty]

That was one game. I wonder who they was playing. I saw it when it went across the ticker.

[Shannon Sharp]

Hell, I must have been linebacker. You must have been a corner.

[Ty]

I would have picked something off. Now that's what I do.

[Shannon Sharp]

Jason Zeldorf said, have you ever watched the movie Glory Road? If so, did you enjoy it? If, if you haven't, you need to watch it. I have not.

[Ty]

No, I haven't either.

[Shannon Sharp]

Peggy Hager said, ease up. They lost six or seven key players. This group. It's harder to coach, pray for coach. He announced he may have more blood clots to you mean people in the chat. Coach prime said, don't argue with you guys. Damn, I didn't know that. I did notice he had on, he had a, a white shoe on his left foot and a black shoe on his right foot. I did notice that because at first I thought he was out there. I was like, I know damn well timing out there with a sock on one foot and it's just a regular shoe on the other foot. Right? But as I took a closer look, but time, you know, we praying for you, bro. We hope everything, hey, it's been a tough stretch over the last three or four years for you, bro. You had the blood clots, ended up losing a couple of toes and then you just had your bladder replaced the cancer. And so bro, you know, I know you, I know you're a man of faith and I know you believe, but the Nightcap family, we're definitely praying for you and hopefully everything works out. You go to the doctor, everything checks out. But man, we, we praying for your time. Kevin Norwood Jr. Said, hey Ocho, your bingers are going to have to get a quarterback if y' all want to win because Browning is not the answer. He not.

[Ty]

You know what?

[Shannon Sharp]

I never was.

[Ty]

Listen, I tell you what, I, I tell you what, listen, as much as Zach Taylor says in the media this, this past Wednesday how much he believes in Browning, I think if, if for some God forsaken reason we happen to lose and then lose to the Lions, I think, I think they will go out and get quarterback this week to somewhat salvage the season to see what we can do. I really, I really think they're going to make that move.

[Shannon Sharp]

That's just like trying to salvage a 1972 Pinto. It's over.

[Ty]

We're two and two.

[Shannon Sharp]

It's over.

[Ty]

We're 2 and 2.

[Shannon Sharp]

It's over. PJ PJP 11 say, do you think teams are overdoing it with. With going forward on fourth down, especially when there's an opportunity to get points? Well, that's when you don't have trust in your defense and you don't believe field. Kicking field goals will win you the game. So you have to understand your team, you have to understand situation, and you have to understand the pulse of how the game is being played at that particular time. So I'm sure they go in with the course of the week. Okay, if we're close, if it's fourth and if it's fourth and one, if it's fourth and two and we're in this area of the field, we're going for it. Because kicking field goals is not going to win us games against that team. And we don't have the type of defense that'll be able to hold up. So no. Filthy McNasty. Yo, Unc and Oo, thanks for the advice on fear being nerds. I want to. I want a goal in my local jiu Jitsu tournament. Question. Where do you get your hero villain shirt? Also, if we auction Oo's award, that will cover the debt. You know what? You're right. I don't know. My assistant be finding these. These superheroes I'm running out now. I mean, I brought like 50 of them. So. I mean, I need some. I need. Hey, they need to create some more heroes, some more superheroes. John Dose, Uncle Nocho, can y' all wish my brother SHONDELL A happy 30th birthday? Love the show. We absolutely can, John. Chanel. Chandelier. Happy 30th birthday.

[Ty]

Happy birthday.

[Shannon Sharp]

Three. Oh, man. Hey, the 20s behind you now. The big three. Zero, bro. Enjoy. Life is just beginning. You entering your prime now, bro. Happy birthday. Happy 30th birthday. Man, I remember I turned 30, Ocho.

[Ty]

Yeah, see, I'm still 30.

[Shannon Sharp]

Hey, like Drake say, what a time to be alive.

[Ty]

Hey, hey. Let me tell you something. You're gonna be saying that when we had that concert.

[Shannon Sharp]

Nah. Ocho. Ocho. I'm on probate. Ocho. 26. My probation officer said, Mr. Sharp, with good behavior, it was good behavior. You start a clean slate in 26. I'm gonna be on my best behavior.

[Ty]

So you're not. You not really understanding why I'm trying to get you to go. I'm trying to get us, you and I, as one, to go back to our roots. See, that. That.

[Shannon Sharp]

That ain't never been my roots.

[Ty]

Man, we was young, young and having fun and just enjoying life and enjoying ourselves and. And just I think getting back in touch with our roots will help us long term in seeing where we need to go to the other side.

[Shannon Sharp]

So, unfortunately, I have to let you do it by yourself. Tara Wallace said. Please help me wish my son ethan A happy 9th birthday. Also wish his team, the Dolphins, good luck on his big day. Ethan, happy 9th birthday and good luck in the game.

[Ty]

Make sure you celebrate.

[Shannon Sharp]

Yeah. Nah, man. I remember when I was nine, too. That wasn't yesterday or the day before. Man, I got my faculty man down. Why y' all won't let me live, man? George, man, damn. I can't live. I can't remember nothing. I can't have me a good time. And I remember 1977. Man, I got some haters amongst us. Let me hear him wrap this up. I gotta get y' all up out of here. The one high says who they who they who they think they gonna beat them Lions. The bing. That ain't happening. Oo that ain't happening.

[Ty]

Telling you.

[Shannon Sharp]

That concludes this episode of Nightcap. Going to thank each and every one of you for joining us. Y' all know who I am. I'm your favorite un, Shannon Sharp. There is my partner and co host, Shadow Boxing in the screen, Liberty City's own bingo Ring of fame, Honore Madden. Ratings adjuster, former Pro Bowler, all pro. That's Chad Oo Cinco Johnson. Want to thank our special guest, Johnny Manziel, joining us each and every week during the college football season. Breaking helping us break it down. Please make sure you hit that subscribe button. Please make sure you hit the like button and go subscribe to the Nightcap podcast feed. Wherever you get your podcast from. We would like to personally thank each and every one of you for your eyes, ears, and your word of mouth for helping Nightcap grow to the way we've grown. Thanks to you, we've been a global hit and we hope to continue that. So thank you for your support and your continued support. Make sure you check out Shea by Laportier. Now if you can't find it in a city or state near you, order it online. We'll ship it directly to your door. Best tasting premium BSOP cognac on the market. Don't take my word. Try it for yourself. I promise you, you will not be disappointed. Smooth. No artificial colors. Nothing or sugars added. Just good old premium uniblanc grape and petite champagne. Please drink responsibly and stay safe. Make sure you Check out my media company Shay Shay Media and my clothing company 84. With 84 being spelled out, that link is pinned in the chat. Again. We've been nominated OCHO for two War Signal Award under the genre Best Sports Podcast and under the video Best Video Podcast Co Host, Team and Club. Shay Shay also has been nominated for two as well under the genre Athletes Shaping Culture and under Video Best Video Podcast. Again, thank you Johnny for joining us tonight as our college contributor. Make sure you go check out Johnny's podcast and you on his YouTube channel, Glory Days with Johnny Manzel. I'm un. We'll see you tomorrow after after Sunday night's football. I'm un. He's ooh, let's go bangos.

[Dan]

Hey, I'm Ty. And I'm Dan. And we're the Solid Verbal College Football Podcast. College football is pure chaos and that's exactly why we love it. The Solid Verbal will keep you sane through all the madness. We'll break down the big games and storylines and of course highlight the weird stuff. The Solid Verbal is your home for everything. College football, serious, silly and everything in between. Listen to the Solid Verbal College Football podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Sarah Spain]

Get fired up, y'.

[Shannon Sharp]

All.

[Sarah Spain]

Season 2 of Good Game with Sarah Spain is underway. We just welcomed one of my favorite people, an incomparable soccer icon Megan Rapinoe, to the show and we had a blast. Take a listen. Sue and I were like riding the lime bikes the other day and we're like, wee people ride bikes because it's fun. We got more incredible guests like Megan in store, plus news of the day and more. So make sure you listen to Good Game with Sarah Spain on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. Brought to you by Novartis, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports Network.

[Dan]

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[Shannon Sharp]

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[Dan]

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[Sarah Spain]

I'm Simone Boyce, host of the Bright side Podcast, and on this week's episode I'm talking to Olympian World cup champion and PODC host Ashlyn Harris. My worth is not wrapped up in how many things I've won, because what I came to realize is I valued winning so much that once it was over, I got the blues and I was like, this is it for me. It's the pursuit of greatness. It's the journey, it's the people, it's the failures, it's the heartache. Listen to the Bright side on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dan]

Tune in to all the Smoke podcast where Matt and Stack sit down with former First Lady Michelle Obama.

[Sarah Spain]

Folks find it hard to hate up close and when you get to know people and you're sitting in their kitchen tables and they're talking like we're talking, you know, you hear our story, how.

[Ty]

We grew up, how Barack grew up.

[Sarah Spain]

And you get a chance to for people to unpack and get beyond race.

[Dan]

All the Smoke featuring Michelle Obama. To hear this podcast and more, open your free iHeartRadio app, search all the.

[Ty]

Smoke and listen now.