Best of NFL News Part 1: Terrion Arnold LOCKED UP & RELEASED + CJ2K diagnosed with ALS

Summary

Nightcap — “Best of NFL News Part 1: Terrion Arnold LOCKED UP & RELEASED + CJ2K diagnosed with ALS”

July 4, 2026 | Shay Shay Media & Playmaker; with Shannon Sharpe (“Unc/Joe”) and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson (“Chad/Ocho”)

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Episode Overview

This episode of Nightcap centers on two major, emotional NFL news stories making headlines: the legal troubles of Lions quarterback Aaron “Terrion” Arnold following his arrest and felony charges, and the heartbreaking announcement from former running back Chris Johnson (“CJ2K”) about his ALS diagnosis. Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson give their raw, unfiltered reactions—with personal stories and cultural reflections—highlighting the human side of the headlines and what these events mean inside and outside the world of football.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Terrion Arnold’s Arrest and Legal Troubles

[02:37–18:03]

• Story Recap:
  Shannon Sharpe recaps the charges facing Aaron “Terrion” Arnold: multiple felonies after allegedly orchestrating an armed robbery and kidnapping in reaction to stolen property at an Airbnb. The incident reportedly involved Arnold’s associates luring victims, who were ultimately found to be innocent, then robbing them at gunpoint and livestreaming the act to Arnold.

  • Quote (Shannon):

    “Let’s just say, for the sake of argument…you’re in the NFL, guys…Stop keeping it real. You cannot keep it real anymore when you make millions of dollars.” (04:10)

  • Ocho’s Perspective:
    Ocho empathizes with feeling violated but stresses disappointment in Arnold for not using his head or listening to wiser counsel. Urges the importance of rationality, especially when so much is at stake.

    “When the thought or emotion is hot, the solution…logic is low.” (06:16)

  • Sharpe’s Warning on Entourage:
    He warns that the company you keep can bring you down, noting that you’re responsible for the actions of your circle.

    “If I got homeboys that are willing to do that, I gotta let them go…if they’ll do that, they’ll do that without being prompted by me.” (06:25)

• Personal Reactions:

  • Both men discuss the pain and anger that comes with being robbed or violated—but also how those emotions can lead you astray if not regulated.
  • Sharpe references OJ Simpson’s infamous Vegas incident as a cautionary parallel.

    “So OJ did the same thing out in Vegas, remember?...He ran in there and what happened? They told on him.” (09:17)

  • Both stress: “Get your stuff insured!” and the importance of not taking matters into your own hands.

Memorable Moment

Sharpe retells the story of being robbed himself and the sense of violation:

“I was just so distraught. That’s a violation, bro. That’s a violation. You feel…I’m talking about like, it don’t get no lower than that, bro. You come home and your stuff ramshack like that.” (13:00–14:27)

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2. Brandon Aiyuk’s Contract/Trade Drama

[22:10–34:11]

• Story Recap:
  The hosts discuss Brandon Aiyuk’s public airing of grievances amid a contract dispute, including a viral video of Aiyuk throwing money around and openly hinting at his next destination.

  • Ocho’s Nuanced Take:

    “There’s certain lines even I know not to cross…Small window of opportunity, maximize your money and your success. This game…will move on without you.” (22:41–23:56)

  • Sharpe’s Community Reflection:
    “This us—we’re the only group, that one individual, it reflects negatively on all of us.” (24:03)

• Self-Reflection & Advice:

  • Relationships matter; don’t burn bridges in the NFL because you never know when you’ll need to cross them again.
  • Treat everyone with respect; today’s equipment guy could run the team tomorrow (Sharpe on his relationship with Chip Conway and Flip).

    “Just every coach that’s on your team, they’re not gonna be on your team always…That could be me.” (28:18–29:09)

• Wider Social Commentary:

  • The way one Black player’s public misstep can reflect on all Black athletes, with consequences for future negotiations and opportunities.
  • Sharpe again underscores not handling frustration in ways that damage your reputation or broader opportunities.

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3. Chris Johnson (CJ2K) ALS Diagnosis

[37:59–53:33]

• Story Recap:
  Sharpe delivers the news about CJ2K’s ALS diagnosis at age 39, describing his new reality using an eye-controlled voice device.

  • Quote (Chris Johnson, via Sharpe):

    “I want people to understand just how quickly ALS can attack your body. Just over a year ago, I was picking up my 7-year-old daughter so she could make a wish on her birthday cake. Today I couldn’t do that…People sometimes look at the physical disability and assume you’re not the same person inside. I still think the same. I still dream. I still love my family. My body just doesn’t cooperate.” (38:04–38:54)

• Personal Connections:

  • Sharpe recalls his Baltimore teammate, O.J. Brigance, who still works for the Ravens while in advanced stages of ALS.
  • Chad shares his mom’s cancer battle, relating personally to watching a strong loved one quickly lose their abilities:

    “Just to go from walking around, talking, cooking, having a good time, holding her grandchild, to…bed rest. Couldn’t move nothing but her eyes, bro.” (40:36)

  • Both hosts reflect on the trauma of losing family and the inevitability of death, quoting wisdom from their elders to put pain into perspective.

    “We all got an appointment. We can’t reschedule.” (43:52)

• Life Perspective:

  • Stories about caretaking, watching a loved one’s decline, and the pain of feeling helpless are deeply moving and unfiltered.
  • A recurring theme: “Life is precious. You think you got it bad, but someone has it worse.” (50:32–50:40)

• Cynical Aside on Medical System:

  • Sharpe questions the incentives in health care:

    “Ain’t no money in cures. Money’s in treatments.” (51:58)

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Notable Quotes by Timestamps

• On athletes and “keeping it real” after success:

  • “Stop keeping it real. You cannot keep it real anymore when you make millions of dollars.” — Joe/Shannon, (04:10)

• On not burning bridges:

  • “You never want to burn no bridges, because you never know when you got to cross that bridge again.” — Ocho, (27:54)

• On how one mistake reflects on a community:

  • “We’re the only group of people that one individual does reflect negatively on all of us.” — Joe/Shannon, (24:03)

• On the gravity of ALS and family decline:

  • “Just to go from walking around, talking…to bed rest. Couldn’t move nothing but her eyes, bro.” — Chad, (40:36)

• Perspective on hardship:

  • “No matter what you’re going through, somebody’s going through something much worse…We all just want to help…and you couldn’t help your mom. I couldn’t help Granny.” — Joe/Shannon, (50:32–51:58)

• On medicine and the system:

  • “Ain’t no money in cures. Money’s in treatment.” — Joe/Shannon, (51:58)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Terrion Arnold news & emotional athlete reactions: 02:37–18:03
• Brandon Aiyuk’s contract drama, ‘burning bridges,’ and community impact: 22:10–34:11
• Chris Johnson (CJ2K) ALS diagnosis, personal family stories, life and mortality reflections: 37:59–53:33

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Episode Tone, Style & Takeaways

• Raw, personal, and conversational: Sharpe and Ocho aren’t afraid to reflect on vulnerabilities, share personal grief, or joke about their own pasts, keeping the discussion real and deeply felt.
• Cultural insight: Beyond the NFL, the hosts repeatedly zoom out to address broader issues: reputational consequences, communal connections, and the importance of handling adversity with perspective rather than anger.
• Emotional depth: The segment on CJ2K is particularly moving, offering a rare, honest confrontation with illness, mortality, and the hard truths that even sports icons face.

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For listeners:
This episode is less about hot takes and more about confronting human frailty and the consequences of decisions—on and off the field. While the athletes’ stories take center stage, the reflections from Sharpe and Johnson resonate far beyond sports.

Transcript

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[Joe]

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[Tori Spelling]

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[Skyrizi Spokesperson]

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[Joe]

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[Joe]

your favorite unk here. Go ahead and click that subscribe button below so you don't miss a single episode of Nightcap. That button right here. Come for the sports, Stay for the stories. Lions quarterback Aaron Arnold is facing multiple felony charges after he was arrested in Tampa, Florida, in connection with a robbery and kidnapping early in February. Police say Arnold reportedly orchestrated an armed robbery and kidnapping after believing several people had stolen property from an Airbnb he rented, even though investigators later determined the victims had nothing to do with the theft. According to police, two women allegedly lured the victims to a Tampa apartment. Were two armed suspects hiding in the closet, jumped out, held them at gunpoint, beat them, and robbed them. Investigators say the attack was live streamed to Arnold, who allegedly gave directions through a group chat before arriving at the apartment while the robbery was still underway. Police say the victims later were forced into their own vehicles at gunpoint before being released.

[Ocho]

Oh, man. Boy. Hey, they took something from TA but he had to turn into John Gotti

[Joe]

out there, huh, Ocho? Let's just say, for the sake of argument, Joe, for this discussion, let's just say they had taken it. It's insured.

[Ocho]

Well, we're not sure if it's insured, because if it wasn't, sure there.

[Joe]

Well, you should have. You're a big. It should be stolen if you got $250,000 worth of anything, Ocho. And it's not insured. Yeah, if it's jewelry, if it's necklaces, watches, rings, automobiles, whatever the case is, you're bigger than. That's a bigger problem. But let's just say, for the sake of argument. Yeah, go ahead. You're in the NFL, guys. Joe, you're professional. See, this is the problem. Keeping it real. Stop keeping it real. You cannot keep it real anymore. When you make millions of dollars. You work your entire life to get in this situation. Why do you need to keep it real?

[Chad]

Listen.

[Joe]

Oh, my goodness.

[Chad]

Some cats being disrespected and violated, bro, they don't know no other way. You know what I mean? I understand what you saying, but some cats, that's just a reaction. It's like, damn, hold on. Them folks done stole from me. They done disrespected me. They done violated me to the utmost degree. Some cats, bro, they don't rationalize like that. You know what I mean? They think straight. Hey, boom, let me make this play real quick. Cause they got me bent.

[Joe]

You feel me?

[Tab Ramos]

Yes.

[Joe]

Authorities said. Joe. Ocho.

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah.

[Joe]

The authorities say the people that he tied up and beat didn't even do it.

[Ocho]

You know what? Also, when it comes to. When it comes to NFL players, you know, I love TA man to death, and I'm, you know, upset at him. I'm disappointed at him for even putting himself in this situation. But if he doesn't have a level head, if there's something that God has stolen from him, the people around him, his entourage, somebody got to be the brains. Somebody else has to be the brains. Because when, when, when. When the thought or. Or emotion is hot, the solution.

[Chad]

Logic is low.

[Ocho]

When the solution was to even think about doing this, whoever came with the master plan, I should be like, nah, we ain't doing that.

[Joe]

Hell, that was him, Joe. This, Ocho, this how I'm thinking, if I got homeboys that are willing to do that, I gotta let them go. Because it's only a matter of time. I ain't gonna be able to control them. Because if they'll do that, they'll do that without being prompted by me. And if they're in my circle, who's getting job? The people like that, they're around you, Joe. You responsible for them. Ocho. You responsible for them. Yeah, if somebody. I can't. I can't have somebody around me that'll do stuff. But to go get the strap and to rob somebody and to tie them up if what's being reported is true.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

They say this happened in February. So this was a long investigation. Remember March, April, May. Here we are in late June. So basically four months. They've done their due diligence. But here's the thing, Ocho.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

When you got the most to lose, you got to be the most logical. Because when they get pinched, I tell you what, of all those people in that gambling incident, who do they walk out?

[Montucky Announcer]

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[Joe]

They named a lot of. Lot of names.

[Tony Ayo]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Who do they walk out?

[Ocho]

The ones. The ones we know.

[Joe]

So when the rubber needs to meet, the road, they don't want. No. How many times you ever seen somebody hold up a perch? A bluegill crappy. They hold up trophy fishes. So in this situation, who the trophy ta. I just. I hate. I hate that, you know, look, we. We make mistakes. We all, you know, we. We put ourselves in situation and like, Lord, I. I just hope.

[Chad]

I hate.

[Joe]

I hope for the sake of argument this isn't true. Through his PR person, they said he categorically. And I hope. I hope this is a big misunderstanding. Lord, I hope this young man with so much promise in front of him. I just. Man, I just. I just is. I mean, when did it go, Ocho, a professional athlete order somebody to get tied, Ordered to allegedly order somebody to get tied up and robbed?

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[Chad]

Huh?

[Joe]

And they potentially live streamed it so he could see it and then he came.

[Chad]

They don't tell me one thing that he young. He only ain't know no better, bro. You know, he. I'm telling you, he looking at it from a standpoint. That, man, I don't. I don't put XYZ amount of money up in this Airbnb. You mean. Tell me they didn't came and stole it. Oh, hell no. Hell no. He trying to get his. He trying to get his stuff back. He wasn't dry, Neil.

[Ocho]

Yeah, that's crazy.

[Joe]

That was a very similar situation. Rescue. So OJ did the same thing out in Vegas, remember? Allegedly, he was told that they had memorabilia of his and they were trying to sell it, and he ran in there and what happened? They told on him.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

The only difference is he happened to be. He show up with the food. He up there. They got him listening. Hey, hey, don't let him out of here. Hold him. I just. Man, I hate this young man put himself in this situation. If this is true, I. I really do. Guys, bro, get that stuff insured if you want to have. Look, everybody wants to, you know. You guys want to have nice chains, Ocho and jewelry? Yeah, I've been there. Had my stuff, you know, and. And. And got it taken. And you feel violated. Joe. You know, Joe, you. You had the stuff to be broke into your house. You feel violent?

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

You really do. You really, really do. And I can. But I was like, man, if I knew who did this, I probably. I want to do something bad to him, man, because that's a man. You work so hard, and when you come up, like, a lot of us came up, not having. And to work so hard to get something, and then somebody just come take it.

[Ocho]

Take it.

[Montucky Host]

Yeah.

[Chad]

I'm telling you, bro. Hey, hey, you.

[Joe]

You.

[Chad]

You really don't know how you react, especially if you do know who the people are who've done it.

[Joe]

You're right.

[Chad]

Like, you really don't, bro. Real talk, man. I'm. Hey, man, I mean, that's violation to the worst degree, bro. Imagine you come home. I'm talking about every mattress in your house flipped over. You know, it's mattresses in the hallway. Like, what the hell? Somebody refurnishing. I'm talking about. I'm talking about that type of break in. Yeah.

[Ocho]

Crazy.

[Chad]

It's hard to sleep at night behind

[Joe]

Joe. I came home and I looked. I was like. And I saw stuff out. I was like, well, damn, was it an earthquake? I mean, but I was in the area. I would have felt an earthquake. Because earthquake did the same thing. Knock stuff over and stuff was broken.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

And I'm like.

[Joe]

And then I looked. I was like, well, damn, where are my watches?

[Chad]

Oh, damn.

[Joe]

My heart just started beating fast. Cause at first, I didn't know at first I went upstairs, I got titles. No, with the Titans.

[NBC News Announcer]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Titus. I had. Because I had. I had got Titus. I let him out. I got the little ones. I let them out. So I'm just letting them out. I'm not even thinking anything about it. Everything is normal downstairs because I had the little ones downstairs and, And. And. And the kennels. So I. I'm not thinking. I'm not thinking anything. Everything looks normal when I get in the house, man. And I remember going up to my bedroom and I'm like, where all this glass come from? Like, man, where my watch is. I had a Christopher backpack. I was like, well, damn, where my backpack? So now I go back down to the trunk. Cause I'm thinking, well, maybe I left it in my trunk. But I know I never leave it in the trunk. Cause that's the last thing I want, somebody to be able to just, you know, ease access to stuff. So I was like, you know, if you think you lost something, you're looking for stuff. Well, you know, you. Man, what am I watching? Let me look at the refrigerator. Let me look in the oven, man. You know damn well you ain't even watching no damn refrigerator. No oven. Got you looking with your place. And you know you ain't left your. Then it dawned on me. I've been robbed.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

I say, man, I've been robbed.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

That's crazy.

[Joe]

I call. I tried to call Shelly. I just called out like, call 911-911- what is your emergency? I'm like, ma', am, I like to report a broke. A break in. See how they're like, are they still there? I'm like, nah, I'll be having a very difficult call if they were. This would be a very different call if they were still here, ma'. Am. I was like, my jewelry's gone,

[Chad]

man.

[Joe]

I waited, man. I waited. Like, it took him like two hours. Because if it's not an injury, it's not an emergency. They don't deem a robbery as an emergency. So they're not. It's not like, if, you know, is anybody injured or something like that, I started lying. I said, yeah, but then they end up getting me for lying. So I was like, nah, nobody's injured, man. I was like, man. And I just remember sitting on my bed just Looking at the glass on the floor, I was like, damn, that's

[Ocho]

one of the worst feelings in the world, man.

[Joe]

It was, man. I said, oh, my watches, man. I said, Man, 30 plus years gone.

[Chad]

Damn.

[Tab Ramos]

And every.

[Joe]

I had everything. No cuff links, man. I had worked so, man, I was just like. I was just. I was just so distraught. I was just so distraught.

[Chad]

That's a violation, bro. That's a violation. You feel? I'm talking about like, it don't get no lower than that, bro. You come home and your. Your stuff ramshack like that.

[Ocho]

Hey, Joe, I'm gonna come on pay you a little visit to dining.

[Joe]

Damn, Joe. That man said hey. He say he knows, he knows a violation, but hey, ain't no. He can't help himself.

[Ocho]

Joe, I want to make sure y' all want your home, too.

[Chad]

I bet he get his ass chewed by this big ass dog I got over there, too. I bet that two of them. I got two of them. I bet that. I guarantee that. I guarantee you when they find you, like, damn, boy, somebody chewed up on you. You all right?

[Ocho]

If they can find me, that's the problem.

[Chad]

Yeah, okay. You right. You right.

[Ocho]

I got something for them dogs. Ammonia, huh? Put them right to sleep. They'll be asleep for about 30 minutes.

[Chad]

Nah, nah, they don't work over there.

[Ocho]

Okay.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Hey, I want that car collection you got.

[Joe]

Oh, you got a car? Yeah, I forgot, Joe, but Joe got them cars. He might have some pullers, some real pullers up in there. Ocho.

[Chad]

Hey, Chad, Chad, Chad. That why you can't tell people what you got going on? Because see how they see how they do, they'll turn around and use it on you. You know what I'm talking about? Chat, chat. Pay attention now. Which I was talking about what, what your uncle was.

[Ocho]

Now I'm talking about the car collection. You said you had that, you know.

[Chad]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I got a nice little card collection.

[Joe]

Yeah, okay.

[Chad]

Hey, I guess what, Guess what else I got. I got a nice little gun collection, too.

[Ocho]

Hey, Joe, who you think about shooting?

[Chad]

Well, I really never wanna have to. I really don't wanna have to use it like that. I like to go to the range, you know what I mean? Do my thing. Ultra. But I really don't wanna have to.

[Joe]

Have to.

[Chad]

You know me, I ain't no killer,

[Joe]

but don't push it.

[Chad]

Okay?

[Joe]

Joe say, Joe say, I like this. The only time that I'm practicing that I don't really wanna play the game.

[Chad]

There you go.

[Ocho]

I understand what Joe's saying, but sometimes. Sometimes certain situations, you ain't got no choice but to react.

[Chad]

I know, but I hope like hell I don't have to use it. You know what I mean? I don't wanna have to use it on nobody. O I go to the range, give me some shots. I mean, you know, make sure my aim still accurate. You know what I'm saying? I hope.

[Ocho]

Hey, listen, I hope it's accurate, too. Yeah.

[Joe]

You know, I be going to the range, and the shots I be getting off, they be heading dead center.

[Chad]

Yeah. What you. What. What you shooting over now?

[Joe]

You know, I'm fixed now. Ain't nothing going on. You want me to that one, Joe? You got me, Joe.

[Tony Ayo]

You set me up.

[Joe]

You set me up.

[Ocho]

He that went out the park, bruh.

[Joe]

Yeah, Joe set me. Joe said. Well, you good with Joe? You good now, Joe?

[Chad]

Okay.

[Joe]

You sure you want the point guard? Cause you can orchestrate that thing, Joe.

[Chad]

Hey, hey, hey, boy. Hey, hey. I just. I. I know how you owe your move, boy. Something wrong with y'. All.

[Ocho]

My name in that stuff, man,

[Chad]

See, here you go. The folks that already said you won't know.

[Ocho]

Man, I grew up in a church. I ain't nothing like what they think.

[Chad]

Hell, them be the worst ones. Yeah, yeah, that why I grew up in the church. Yeah, I just.

[Joe]

Yeah, y' all be the worst one.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Preacher daughter, cop, son. Boy, that's a mess.

[Chad]

Yeah. Up there playing deacon. Yeah, man, the folks already on to you, bro. They know what's going on?

[Ocho]

Hell, no. That's a good one.

[Chad]

Damn, bro.

[Joe]

Man, I just. I hope this ain't true, Ocho. Joe. I really do, man. I really do. I hope this is a big.

[Chad]

Yeah, I don't know.

[Joe]

It was a big misunderstanding.

[Chad]

Nah, nah, I wanted them. Misunderstanding? Yeah, misunderstanding about you taking something that didn't belong to you.

[Ocho]

Yeah, so much. I hope Ta. I hope Ta pulled this one off, man, get up out of this, man.

[Joe]

I sure hope so.

[Ocho]

Fix whatever you need to fix.

[Joe]

Oh, man. Lord have mercy.

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[Joe]

I hate to say it, but I don't trust much of anything. It's the rage bait.

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[Skyrizi Spokesperson]

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[Joe]

Maybe we can calm down a little.

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[Joe]

Oh, Joe, why won't this man stop? This your guy, Brandon? You posted a video announcing he's back on tour. And that ticket to come see him can be found on the Washington commander's website. He also posted a video of him in his closet tossing a bunch of money on the ground. As Another reminder, the 49ers money he's made from them.

[Chad]

What's going on, bro?

[Joe]

The wide receiver. He's our resident wide receiver expert. He can be wide receiver? Yeah, he the wide receiver whisperer.

[Ocho]

Hey, Uncle. Hey. There's certain things I was crazy when I played unc, but there's certain lines even I know not to cross. And I understand. I have respect for the game. I respect for, obviously, the organizations. Sometimes you don't always see eye to eye when it comes to the business side of things, Uncle Joe. But, I mean, B.A. is B.A. you know, he's going the route he feels necessary. Something has happened to him that has him reacting like this. Uncle and Joe Chat. Do I support it? No. Do I understand it? Yes, in a sense. Because I don't know what's going on behind closed doors that has him acting out the way he is. I just understand the small window of opportunity that this game gives us. I understand the small opportunity window, Joe. Yes, it's very small, and it goes by really fast. I just want to take advantage of that small window and maximize on as much money as he can and as much success on the field as he can. Because this game, they will move on without you behind, and they won't mess a beat.

[Chad]

Able, man, listen, y' all know, bro, this type of behavior, man, it. It don't help us.

[Joe]

It doesn't.

[Chad]

It don't. It don't help us, man.

[Joe]

See, this us, we're the only group. That one individual, it reflects negatively on all of us.

[Ocho]

All of us. Yeah.

[Joe]

We're the. We're the only group of people that one individual. What? One individual does reflect negatively on all of us. Ocho, you can be somewhere.

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah.

[Joe]

We see somebody of our color, and they be acting up, and we. Our skin start to crawl. You like, Lord have mercy.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Jesus.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Why? Why are we doing this, man? Damn, Lord. And it just. It's like. And that. They hold that against us. They'll use that. Why? Well, this is why we can't pay him. Because you see what Brandon Ayuk did. You see what this guy did? Yeah, bro. Other people act up, and one person doesn't reflect negatively on an entire race. We're the only race that that happens to.

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah.

[Joe]

And I just. Man, I just feel so. I just like, man, I mean, I was at the DMV in Atlanta, man, and, you know, I went in and I got the parking spot and this couple, and this guy was about to pull in. And you see the guy, he got a thing on. He just waiting for the person to pull out. So the person backs out and pulls, and the car shoots in. And the dude said, man, you know, blah, blah, blah. You know, I was going to that spot, and dude was arguing back and forth, and I was like, man, come on, let that go. Then this lady chime in. He done let it done died down. Then this lady. And I'm like, she amped it back.

[Ocho]

She amped it back up, huh?

[Joe]

He said, my man, your lady gonna get you. Hey, gonna get you blunt burnt. I said, bro, come on, bro, we don't need that. So I leave. Cause I was like, bro, come on. But anyway, he's like, shopping. He's like, yeah, hey, I'll be wiping you up, man. Hey, man, you be killing skill, man. You'll be funny than the bug. I said, yeah, come on. So, Joe, I go in the place. So the lady's like, you.

[Advertiser 1]

Yeah.

[Joe]

She said, hey, come on, Just don't worry about it.

[CarMax Advertiser]

You.

[Joe]

You'll be next. I said, okay. They come in, they still going. Now we're in a place. It's, you know. You know how DMV of the thing. Crowded. Yeah, He. I'm a. Hey, I tell you what. Don't worry about it. I got something for you. You know what I'm about. Hey, I'm gonna spark this up on you. And I'm like, man, why you keep you every. You gonna get your man lit up. Shut up as I tell you, man. Then what I'm gonna do, man, hey, check this out. I'm gonna go up here. I said, hey, can you get. I said, we gonna get a thing. I said, me and you go take this picture. We gonna bone on that. He said, man, you gonna do that? Yeah, Come on. But I know how. I know how it looks, and I just even. It doesn't matter where we are. I'm always trying to diffuse a.

[Chad]

Hey,

[Joe]

I'm sorry. You look like walking. I'm trying to diffuse it at all costs, whatever it takes. That's just the way I am, because I. I know how negatively it impacts how it looks. I just, man, I was like, man, Lord have mercy. Come on, Brad. Come on, ba.

[Ocho]

Hey, you know what? You know the one thing I don't. You know,

[Joe]

Unk.

[Ocho]

You was good to the game, Joe. You was good to the game, and the game is going to always be good to you when you no longer playing. And the most important thing in life, always this for everybody in the chat, is the relationships you build along the way.

[Joe]

Yep.

[Ocho]

You never want to burn no bridges, because you never know when you got to cross that bridge again.

[Chad]

Yep.

[Ocho]

You never know. I just. I. I don't. I don't know, man. I. I don't.

[Joe]

I don't.

[Ocho]

I don't have BA's number personally, because he. I. I would have been one to reach out to him. And though there's other ways to go about this, let's not do it that way.

[Joe]

That's Ocho. I'm a firm believer in that. I've always tried to treat people well because just every coach that's on your team, they're not gonna be on your team always.

[Ocho]

No.

[Joe]

What if they go somewhere else? Then that's an opportunity. Won't hurt. You see, you see, a lot of time, coaches, when they get jobs, they'll always bring one or two players from the team that they came from. Yep. Hey, that could be me. That could be me.

[Chad]

Hello.

[Joe]

That's how I look at it. And I've had great relationships. Look, we already know the Mike Shanahan. They talk about the Sean McVeigh, but Sean McVay was on the staff with Kyle and Mike when he was in Washington. Raheem Morris was on that staff. Mike McDaniel was on that staff. Go back. Look at all that staff. They spread out through the league.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

You never know. Chip, the guy that runs the whole Broncos organization, what they eat, when they eat. Obviously, the coaches said, where they gonna stay. Chip Conway. Chip Conway started out in the mail room in 1993. Now he runs the entire Broncos. Hey, Chip, man, check this out, man. I need a couple T shirts. Chip, I need a helmet. Chip, I need some Bronco glasses, right? First thing, as soon as I call, you see my name pop up. Sharpie, what you need? I said, chip, how you know I need something? He said, sharpie, you only call me when you need something, what you need. But it was always, you know, when it came Christmas time, always Tip the guys always gave a nice bonus. Yeah, I mean, I end up giving. You know, with the video crew, the training staff, the equipment crew, the mail crew, I mean, I probably get. I probably was given 15, $20,000 bonuses.

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah.

[Joe]

But making no money back then. Now he running. Now he running the whole Bronco thing. Same thing with Flip. Flip there in the equipment room. Flip started out, hey, hey, Flip, I need a Bronco helmet. Them new helmets they got. Hey, Flip, get your boy one, put 84 on the back of it. No problem, Sharpie, man. It's same thing. Like, I don't. I don't know. I don't really know the equipment people. Now. Edo used to be the equipment manager in Baltimore, but when he was there, same thing, man. You.

[News Skeptic]

You just.

[Joe]

You gotta treat. You don't know. Just because you here today, that don't mean you gonna be here tomorrow.

[Montucky Announcer]

Oh, no.

[Joe]

Facts might be here, and the person that was here when you was here and he was here and you treated him bad, he might. Whoa. See?

[Chad]

Yep.

[Ocho]

You never know. You might need him one day.

[Joe]

That's just. That's. That's how I am. I just bad. I just. Like I said, I just. I. I hopefully, you know, somebody can get to him. Ocho and Joe put a bug in there and say, man, this is not the way to handle the situation. I understand that you're not happy with the 49ers and you want to get out. Excuse me, but this is not the right way.

[Chad]

No, sir.

[Joe]

Because, you know, Ochoa, first of all, they already boarded the guaranteed. All the guaranteed money that he was going to get. Get that he was supposed to get moving forward. They boarded that.

[Chad]

And look, and what I was telling you, you and Ocho on, man, if I'm another team, I mean, damn, do I want to deal with this, bro? Like, think about that. Like, I'm not sure if. I'm not sure if Aiyuk is thinking about that, bro. Like, any team that's willing to invest, they probably gonna be thinking, like, damn, at some point, he probably gonna be like that with us.

[Joe]

I'm. Hey, I don't know how y' all Think about this. But if. I don't care how fine a lady is, if you call the cops, if I know that you call the cops on somebody, you think I'm about to deal with you.

[Chad]

Hell no.

[Joe]

You call the cops. You get mad at him and call the cops. What's gonna stop him? You get mad at me doing the same thing. I'm good. That was a license, lady. I'm not saying. I'm saying. Obviously, there are certain times that women. Because y' all know how y' all like to twist things. Let me. Let me clarify this. There are times that women should call the cops, but there are times in situations that sometimes this. Your emotions get the best of you and you call the cops out of frustration.

[Chad]

Hello.

[Joe]

And you sit back and you analyze. You're like, man, I shouldn't have done that. I'm sorry I put you in a bad spot. But it's too late. Somebody might lose their job. Somebody get cut. Somebody you know, X, Y, and Z. There are times that the cops should be called. And I'm not saying women, that if you feel like you've been threatened, but you make sure you understand the con.

[Ocho]

The.

[Joe]

The ramifications that comes along with actions. Because every action there is a reaction. So.

[Chad]

Right.

[Joe]

Let me just clarify that, because I know social media. How y' all just take everything and just take it out of context and just run with it. Because we got. We have to be very specific now. We have to be. Cause a lot of people understand what I'm talking about. But there'll be one or two that are. Clip it and won't provide context to what I'm saying. I'm saying in a certain. In certain situations, there's Sometimes you just. Well, he did X, Y, and Z. And it wasn't that situation where he didn't come home late at night. You mad or you find out he got a new girl. Yeah, it's a foolishness like that. Obviously, like I've said, that's the type of situation I'm saying that doesn't warrant the cops being called because you find out he's seeing somebody else or he went out of the country with somebody else, or he sent somebody else some money, he bought somebody a car. That ain't a reason to call the cops.

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[Ocho]

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[News Skeptic]

I turned off news altogether.

[Joe]

I hate to say it, but I don't trust much of anything. It's the rage bait.

[Tori Spelling]

It feels like it's trying to divide people.

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[Joe]

Maybe we could calm down a little.

[NBC News Announcer]

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[Joe]

ops. Sad news today guys. I know you've all heard about it by now. Former Titans running back Chris Johnson, AKA CJ Tuesday, announced on Good Morning America that he has been diagnosed with als, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig disease. At the age of 39, Johnson, who's no longer a verbal due to the progression of als, spoke to Michael Stray Hand. Using speech generated device controlled by his eyes, Johnson was able to record his voice so that the computer sounds just like him. It's continued to progress much faster than I ever imagined. I want people to understand just how quickly ALS can attack your body. Just over a year ago I was picking up my 7 year old daughter so she could make a wish on a birthday cake. Today I couldn't do that. Johnson added that many people don't realize that with ALS your mind is still, your mind still stays sharp. People sometimes look at the physical disability and assume you're not the same person inside. I think I still think the same. I still dream, I still love my family. My body just doesn't cooperate. Man. Just broke my heart.

[Chad]

Yeah, that don't hurt.

[Joe]

I had a former teammate.

[Tony Ayo]

Yes.

[Joe]

O.J. brigance. I don't know if you played with Balder. Played with me in Baltimore. Joe and Ocho, we call him Juice. And man, I think Juice is still around, but I think Juice might have had this. He might have had, he might have been dealing with it for about 15 years. It's normally quick, it's normally the partner from what you call them. Remember the, the guy from New Orleans, Ocho, the one that blocked the kick with Katrina at the Falcons? Yeah, he has it. Yeah. Steve Gleason.

[Ocho]

Mm.

[Joe]

Man, he said just a year ago and just like that. But he says he gonna fight. I mean obviously, you know, he's in clinical trials, tried a lot of different drugs and I heard the lady was speaking, says it's helped some but. Listening at, listening, listening to him talk, he said, the doctor said get your affairs.

[Chad]

Yeah,

[Ocho]

That's crazy.

[Chad]

Hey, I've been there, boy. I'm telling you, Uncle Ocho, I've been there, bro. Hey. Hey. Took my mom to. To the hospital on. On Christmas, thinking it was just gonna be a quick checkup. Hell, she didn't get out of there the February. And Doc told us that. Told us to. To our face, me and her. He said, hey, she won't make it another six months. Hell, he knew it was gonna be a lot damn sooner than that. You feel what I'm saying? And think about it. Just to go from walking around, talking, cooking, having a good time, holding her grandchild, to Couldn't. I'm talking about to was bed rest. Couldn't move nothing but her eyes, bro.

[Joe]

Damn.

[Chad]

I seen it, bro. I know what it looked like.

[Joe]

You say she had cancer?

[Chad]

Yeah, she had multiple myeloma. Yeah, it just. And they break you down. Like, she lost weight so quick. Next thing you know, like, it were, people come by the house. She was like, tell them. Tell them I'm sleep. She wouldn't want to see nobody. She didn't want.

[Joe]

She didn't want to.

[Chad]

She didn't want nobody to see her like that. I'm talking about it could be people who she grew up with, who been with her the whole nine outside of me. My grandmother and my uncles. Man, listen. Hey, bro, that's hard, bro. Hey, when I seen that. When I seen that today, bro, I seen that, I was like, wow, it is 39.

[Joe]

39 years old.

[NBC News Announcer]

Damn,

[Chad]

Life is precious, bro.

[Joe]

It is, man. And when that doctor. When that doctor. Because he told my sister, he said the same thing about my grandma. He told my sister, said, you have everything in order, because it's not gonna be very many more times. Ms. Sharp, we're gonna call you. But my grip. But the thing is, Ocho, they know it. My grip. Man, that man came in there. Cause you know, he always up. You know, doctor, they want beat. They want to keep in a positive frame of mind. He said, how you doing today, Ms. Porter? She said, I ain't doing good. Yeah, just like that. Just like that. I mean, he came in there happy. Ms. Porter, how you Good? How you doing? It's so good to see you. How we doing today? She told him just like that, Ocho. She said, I ain't doing good. I'm dying. He said, Ms. Porter, don't say that. Libby said, granny, don't talk like that. She said, yeah, I'm dying. I know. Just like that.

[Chad]

Yeah. Hey, man, that's exactly how it is, bro. I'm telling you, I know what you're talking about. My mama looked me dead in my eyes and she asked me, am I dying? Hell, I knew she was. I couldn't tell her. Yeah, hey, I know exactly what you mean. Why, yes,

[Joe]

and you know, she's always been strong. I ain't really see my. When my grandfather died, granted, in Christ. So she got to be strong. So I got to be strong for her.

[Ocho]

I can't cry, right?

[Joe]

That's where the term came from. She said, boy, we all got an appointment. We can't reschedule. We all got to do it, son. I just dropped my head, Man,

[Taco Bell Announcer]

Because,

[Joe]

like I said, I'm a baby. She always called me. That's what she called me. That's. Oh, she. My mama comes, she's, oh, that's my baby. She said, I had him. She say, so that's my baby. And she was in Claxton Hospital. And I had told Libby, I said, libby, going home. I'll stay. I got it from here. Libby had already got me a room at the. The. At the hotel, at the motel.

[Taco Bell Announcer]

It's.

[Joe]

I could walk, but I drove. It's like two minutes. So right there on 301. So she wanted a shrimp dinner. I say, well, I said, maybe where we go get a shrimp dinner place? She says, the place right up there. It's right down there from such and such. Okay. I went and got a shrimp dinner. I said, you know, I said, granny, these people know you. You eating shrimp in here. She told me, it's better than the food they be giving me. The food they give me, killing me.

[Chad]

I said, yeah.

[Joe]

I said. I said, grand. The food is for you. She said, boy, I want a shrimp dinner. I want some of the.

[Tab Ramos]

More.

[Joe]

What they call them. What they call them, Libby? Them old corn dog hush puppies.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

So I go get a hush puppy. I said, well, Libby go ahead and go. I let Libby go home. Cause Libby was there every day. From the time my grandmother went to Glenville Hospital. Even when she went to Claxton to have stuff done, my sister was right there with her. So I told Libby, I let Libby go, man. Ocho. So I said, well, I said, I'm gonna stay until she go to sleep, right? Every time I moved, Granny would wake up, where you going? I said, well, I was gonna go. She's like, nah, baby, don't go. I stayed as long as I could. I mean, man, I'm sick because I'm sitting in that chair, man. I was like, oh, my back Killing me. So I waited. I let her get into a deep, deep, deep sleep. It probably like one o' clock before I got up out of there. Left. Came back. When I came back that morning, I barely beat Libby in the room. She talking about, where you been? You must have went. You must be waiting. I don't know. I did, but.

[Chad]

Bad, bad.

[Joe]

But they. But, Joe, they know. They know. And you know, I'm just like you said, you know, just be positive. Try to keep it a positive frame of mind. But my grandma had done. My grandma had done made peace.

[Chad]

Yeah, that's the hardest thing, boy.

[Joe]

That's it. When they make peace with it. And I have it. My grandma said, boy, I don't live a great life. I don't raise my kids, raise you. You three. Yeah. She say, baby, we all gotta do it. We all gotta do it, son. Grant, I want you to know that

[Chad]

ain't easy, by no means.

[Joe]

Oh, yeah. I don't. I don't care if she lived to be 125.

[Tab Ramos]

Right.

[CarMax Advertiser]

I see.

[Joe]

Still wasn't ready to let her go.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

And yo, my. My grandma is like your mom, Joe. Your mom thought you hung the moon.

[Chad]

Yep. Well, many nights, boy, he.

[CarMax Advertiser]

Oh,

[Joe]

I just feel so bad for the man. He got, what, four kids? I think he got four kids, Ocho?

[Ocho]

Yeah, three.

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Because he had a daughter. No, I think three.

[Joe]

He got three.

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Two twins and a daughter. Two son, two boys.

[Joe]

39, man. Yeah, that man 39 years young.

[Ocho]

That's crazy. That's crazy.

[Joe]

Look, summit happens quick. I've seen guys have it, and then within two years, they're gone. And like I said, I think Steve Gleason is still alive. And he's had it for at least 15 years old. Juice has had it for at least that long. There ain't no look. Yeah. He said this is taking control. His mind is still sharp. He knows who he is. He. He's just trapped inside that body and can't do anything physically. That's the hardest thing. When you've been mobile. Guys see somebody that's. That's never. That's never had the ability to see. They don't know what they're missing. Not seeing anything because they've never seen someone that's not been able to walk or someone that's born without arms. They don't know what they're missing because they never had it. But to have it and to not.

[Chad]

Yeah, it's tough, bro.

[Joe]

And for his kids to see him like this, like you said, I mean, a Picture. A picture of health. Say, you know, just my grip strength wasn't what it was once was. You know, drop stuff. You don't think. You know, hey, getting old. It's a sign of getting old. My grandma used to have all. Hey, hey, boy. Open this for your granny. You know, jar, whatever case, soda, whatever it is. Damn, Chris,

[Ocho]

Man, I hate to even think about that, bro.

[Chad]

I ain't gonna lie. I couldn't even watch the whole thing.

[Joe]

When it said, you know. Cause I'm, like, thinking about it. Ojo. So I'm hearing. I'm like, well, damn, he talking. And then I look closer, I'm like, no, he not talking.

[Chad]

Yeah.

[Joe]

I was like, man, it's a year. He says, it's been a year.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

My grandma used to say all the time, boy, you think we got it bad, but somebody got it worse every time.

[Ocho]

It puts everything in the.

[Joe]

You think she just trying to. You should just.

[News Skeptic]

You.

[Joe]

You think people, when they say that, they just trying to make you. You know? No, that's true. That is one. No matter what you're going through, somebody is going through something much worse. That doesn't make your situation. That doesn't make your situation. That is not important that you're not going through something. But whatever you think you're going through, I promise you, somebody's going through something much worse. Yep. We all just want to help and to be able to not be a joke. You couldn't help your mom. I couldn't help Granny. His family can't help him. It's in God's hands now. All he can do is just state, hey, I want to live another day. I want to fight another day. I don't know, maybe five years, 10 years, 15 years from now, they'll find a cure. Or at least something to slow down the effects of it. Maybe. But you do realize there ain't no money in cures. Money's a treatment.

[Chad]

I can't.

[Joe]

Why would I want to cure you from an addiction? I treat you and get money longer. Even if they found a cure, the big drug companies will kill it.

[Chad]

Yep, they hurt their pockets.

[Joe]

Damn, cj. Guess all we can do now is pray.

[Chad]

That's it. That's it, man. Hey, hey. And thank him. Thank him.

[Joe]

Just ask God to let his will be done. I don't even know what to say, Ocho. I don't know what to do. Ain't nothing we can do, but also our thoughts and prayers.

[Ocho]

Hey, listen. You know. You know how I get why I'm trying to keep quiet. I ain't doing no crying tonight because I ain't hey, I ain't doing no crying tonight.

[Joe]

And and, and because I remember when I would go back into Baltimore and and the Ravens took care of Juhu's care. So they would, he had office at the, at the Ravens facility. They come, they would come pick him up every day, come pick him up at his house, have a car pick him up and bring him to, and bring him to the facility every day. Juice had an office there and you know, you know his obviously his wife. Juice, you know this. You asked him. O.J. you, you know who this is through the computer just like man, that's Shay. Good to see you man. It's just, man, it broke my cause he was such a fun loving guy. Never had a bad word to say about it anyway. But go back and look at that Super Bowl. O.J. made like the first four or five tackles on special teams. Lord have mercy.

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