Best of NFL News Part 2: Puka Nacua SIGNS NEW Agent in contract year, Stefon Diggs SIGNS WITH Commanders, Jahmyr Gibbs BREAKS RB contract deal

Summary

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Nightcap – Best of NFL News Part 2 (August 8, 2026)

Hosts: Shannon Sharpe (“Unc”) & Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson (“Ocho”)

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Episode Overview

This episode of Nightcap is a high-energy, unfiltered rundown of the latest and biggest NFL headlines, with plenty of off-field banter and personal anecdotes from the always candid Unc and Ocho. The hosts cover major contract extensions, player moves, and shifting norms around NFL contracts, all delivered with their trademark comic chemistry and insight. Topics include Puka Nacua’s agent switch, Stefon Diggs signing with the Commanders, the market-changing contracts for top wide receivers and running backs like Jahmyr Gibbs, and the broader financial landscape of the league.

Beyond football, expect a healthy dose of playful personal stories—ranging from pet discussions to discussions about marriage—which keeps things lighthearted and relatable.

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Key Topics and Insights

1. Explosion of Wide Receiver Contracts

• Zay Flowers’ Extension Makes Waves
  • Ravens sign Zay Flowers to a four-year, $140 million deal ($108M guaranteed) [01:40].
  • "Receivers are now getting triple figures in guaranteed money." – Unc [03:18]
• Market context:
  • Lists other big WR deals: JSN, Chase, Drake London, Justin Jefferson, CeeDee Lamb.
  • Commentary on guaranteed money: Flowers’ guarantee $30M more than anyone else.
• Inflation and Timing:
  • “It’s all about timing, bro. … Eventually, we’re going to see a $50 million receiver at some point.” – Ocho & Unc [03:35, 07:09].
• Direct Message for Jerry Jones (Cowboys):
  • "Jerry gonna really, really hate that he didn't sign [CeeDee Lamb] because he's going to pay him." – Unc [03:18]

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2. Puka Nacua Changes Agents Ahead of Extension Talks

• Agent Switch Update
  • “Puka Nacua: new agents amid real contract rumors ahead of 2026 NFL season. Are the Rams in trouble if a Puka extension isn’t reached?” – Unc [05:07]
• Market Impact:
  • Ocho expects Puka to “reset the market,” predicts $44-45M per year range [06:25].
  • “Hey, that number finna be stupid. ... He deserves every penny too, Joe.” – Ocho [06:26]
• Team's Caution:
  • "He just got to keep his nose clean for the next six months. ... The last thing you want is to give somebody 100+ million dollars and then have him suspended." – Unc [06:36]
• Timeline for Deal:
  • Ocho: “I think they definitely gonna take care of him before [the season]. Make him happy, let him know how much you appreciate not only what he’s done, but what he’s gonna do.” [17:33]

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3. Stefon Diggs to the Commanders

• New Contract Details
  • Diggs signs a 1-year, $12M deal with Washington [22:01].
  • “With Jayden Daniels throwing him the ball, can prove that he’s the best number two receiver in the league. Because that’s what he said.” – Ocho [22:01]
• Offensive Firepower Assessment:
  • “You got Scary Terry on the outside, you got Stefon Diggs. … They’re gonna be able to move that ball up and down the field.” – Ocho [23:15]
• Comeback from ACL:
  • “Even coming off an ACL injury, they couldn’t cover him in New England last year, and they definitely ain’t gonna be able to cover him over there.” – Ocho [23:33]
• Team-by-team matchups:
  • Unc and Ocho go back-and-forth comparing Dallas Cowboys’ and Commanders’ offenses and injury concerns (CD Lamb, McDaniels) [24:02–26:46].
• Diggs Invitation:
  • “Hey, Diggs, come holla at your boy, man. Sit down with us, man. Give us 20–30 minutes of your time.” – Ocho [27:09]

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4. Changing Nature of NFL Business & Player Leverage

• NFL’s Willingness to Move On
  • “The NFL will move on … They’ll tolerate you until they can replace you.” – Unc [29:01, 29:14]
  • Context: Discussion on Brandon Aiyuk’s behavior and teams' limited tolerance for off-field issues [28:18–31:41].
• Massive Revenue and Salary Caps:
  • “The NFL made fourteen and a half billion … every NFL team about to get $453 million.” – Unc [32:12]
  • “I’m about to clear $600 million before I do that. Now, you mean to tell me you think I’m about to let a jack leg, a hard ankle mess that up? No, sir.” – Unc [32:36]

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5. Detroit Lions: Jameer Gibbs Breaks Running Back Market

• Historic Extension
  • Jameer Gibbs: 3 years, $67.5M, $51.5M guaranteed—highest paid running back in NFL history [56:53]
• Lions’ Big-Spending Window:
  • Detailed rundown of Lions star players’ contracts (Gibbs, Hutchinson, Goff, St. Brown, Sewell, more) [56:53–57:39]
  • “This they window right now. … They’re not going to be able to keep all these people.” – Ocho [57:39]
• Short Title Window:
  • “Without a Super Bowl, you gonna have to break it up anyway.” – Unc [58:03]

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6. Running Back Valuation Evolution

• Running Backs Get Respect Again
  • “There was a stretch where the running back felt they weren’t valued, and now all of a sudden … I think you got four, eight guys that make at least $14.5M … three guys over $20 million.” – Unc [59:32]
  • “The torch is passed over to the young bulls now.” – Ocho [59:15]
• Elite, Versatile Backs Rewarded:
  • “These are the elite backs that can do more than just run downhill.” – Ocho [60:29]
  • “Not just running the ball … Being another receiver … that gets you the big bucks.” – Ocho [60:56]
• Back-in-the-day Reference:
  • “NFL teams wouldn’t even think about giving you no money if you were a running back. … Man, get your ass back in there and take this little bit.” – Unc [60:20]

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7. Quarterback Money Keeps Surging

• “That [quarterback] number about to be north of $50M for any quarterback that’s halfway decent. $30 million, they’ll laugh in your face.” – Unc [62:08]
• Quote on Family Decisions:
  • “If I had a son now? You can play football, but you go play baseball first!” – Unc, in light of baseball contracts [63:23]

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8. Real-Life Lessons and Player Empowerment

• On Career Setbacks and Talent:
  • “[You] can fire me from a job, but you can’t fire me from my talent. … Listen to me, chat: they can fire you from a job, but they can’t fire you from your talent.” – Unc [09:04]
• Encouraging Players to Handle Business
  • “They will move on without you. … They’ll tolerate you until they can replace you.” – Unc [29:13]

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9. Personal Banter, Life Lessons, and Culture

• Old School Wisdom:
  • On writing love letters: "Hey, matter of fact, Joe, let me tell you, surprise your girl, boy … It ain't gotta be long. Just tell her how you feel." – Ocho [15:31]
• Pets & Extravagance:
  • Extended bit where Ocho wants a hyena cub, Unc wants a capuchin monkey, and both reminisce about animals from childhood [42:09–46:36].
• Marriage and its Pros/Cons:
  • Candid discussion on the risks and realities of marriage for professional athletes:
    • “Marriage don’t make anything better. … Once you do get married, it just magnifies everything else.” – Unc & Ocho [84:16]
    • “Maybe marriage should have an expiration date … after two years, we can come back to the drawing board.” – Unc [85:00]
    • On prenups: “For every year you get married, you get a million dollars … or you have to stay at a certain weight.” [85:15]
    • “For many of us who have money, there’s really no benefit when it comes to marriage.” – Ocho [90:14]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments (with Timestamps)

• On Massive NFL Contracts:
  • “Receivers are now getting triple figures in guaranteed money. … Inflation, huh?” – Unc, [03:18]
  • “Hey, that number finna be stupid. … He deserve every penny too, Joe.” – Ocho, [06:26]
• On Player Leverage:
  • “They'll tolerate you until they can replace you. Hello.” – Unc, [29:14]
• On Life After Setbacks:
  • “You can take a job from me, you can fire me from a job, but you can't fire me from my talent.” – Unc, [09:04]
• On Finding Money:
  • “All of a sudden, my house worth about $50,000 and you see a giraffe in the backyard, there might be a sign I came into some money.” – Unc, [41:13]
• On Football’s Evolution:
  • “This they window right now. … Two more years … you gonna have to break it up anyway.” – Unc & Ocho, [57:39–58:03]
• On Marriage:
  • “Marriage don’t make anything better. … Once you do get married, it just magnifies everything else.” – Unc & Ocho, [84:16]
  • “Maybe marriage should have an expiration date … after two years, we can come back to the drawing board.” – Unc, [85:00]
• On Writing Love Letters:
  • “You know something I still do to this day, because I love poetry … I still write love letters, Joe.” – Ocho, [15:09]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Big WR Contracts / Zay Flowers: [01:40–05:00]
• Puka Nacua’s Agent/Contract: [05:07–08:13] & [17:33–18:09]
• Stefon Diggs to Commanders: [22:01–27:32]
• Detroit Lions & RB Market: [56:53–62:08]
• QBs & MLB Contracts: [62:08–63:23]
• Brandon Aiyuk Situation: [28:18–38:36]
• Pets, Money, & Lifestyle Banter: [41:13–51:02]
• Love Letters & Spoken Word: [15:09–15:49]
• Marriage Real Talk: [81:13–87:13]
• Life Lessons ("Can't fire me from my talent"): [09:04]

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Tone & Style

This episode is fast-paced and brimming with humor, authenticity, and real talk about NFL business, personal growth, and life off the field. Shannon and Chad play off each other with friendly ribbing and relatable stories, breaking down complexities of contracts with the same effortlessness they display while debating pets or the pitfalls of marriage.

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Bottom Line

Nightcap delivers sports insight with an entertainer’s touch. This episode is a must for anyone hungry for straight-from-the-source commentary about today’s NFL business, major player moves, and what it all means for the future of football—and for the players navigating its ever-changing business.

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[B]

Yes.

[A]

Jerry gonna really, really hate that he didn't sign pick because he going to pay him. Receivers are now getting triple diggers. Triple figures. Yeah. In guaranteed money.

[B]

Oh, it's all about timing, bro.

[A]

Inflation. Inflation, huh? Yeah. Pete gonna get his money, man. Where's gonna be from, man?

[B]

I'm just asking.

[A]

It's gonna be the Cowboys. So we gonna win it.

[B]

Okay? Listen, I want me to get paid too, boy.

[A]

I, I, I, I just don't see. I just don't see how. Hey, so what you gonna do with cd? He gonna give him money too, huh? What you gonna do with that, man? Jerry Pockets long. Why y' all acting like that, man? I know he fucking low, but let me ask you a question. What are you gonna do about Quinn? Hey, hey, guess what, fellas? Did you see what old boy just got Jayla Carter from, from the front. From, from the Eagles. Eagles. Yeah.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Jeffrey Simmons. Yeah. He got a bag now. He got a bag. He got a bag. Jones. Yeah. And I think, I think what you call making like 22 million and you got a guy making almost 50 million a year.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Hey, we're gonna cross that bridge when we get to it, okay?

[B]

Hey, listen, I'm with you. I'm with you when you're. Right now. Yeah, I know, but AD's owners telling players, you know what we bet we betting against you. So we, we want you to bet on yourself. Let me see you do it again. It's gonna hurt.

[A]

Joe, what's up? In the words of Joe Crack, yesterday's price, not today's price. Hello?

[B]

Hello?

[A]

Hello. Puka Nakur. Hi. New agents amid rail contract rumors ahead of 2026 NFL season. Are the Rams in trouble if Puka extension isn't reached? Ocho who who's this rep? Yo, go ahead. Go ahead. Ocho.

[B]

I saw it. Say it's something sports, some. Some company I saw earlier. Yeah, I. I saw earlier today. But no, they're not in trouble. He's. He's in practice, he's working. He doing everything necessary. He doing everything he's supposed to be doing to get ready for this season to have another stellar season, you know, and he's going to reset the market. I'm not sure what JSN got. I don't know the numbers. They're not in front of me. Chris Olave, he didn't get above, you know, Jamar Chase, or I'm sure he might be right under Justin Jefferson.

[A]

I think that's the same group that what you call them had Zay Flowers. Who they have. Okay, okay. Davis, Matabuike, Dion Dawkins.

[B]

Hey, hey. Puga finna set the market.

[A]

Oh, yeah, I already know it.

[B]

Hey, that. Hey, hey. That number finna be stupid. I don't know what it's gonna look like though.

[A]

He gonna be looking

[B]

what, 44, 40, 45.

[A]

44, 45. Damn.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, that's gonna be like. Hey, he deserve every penny too, Joe.

[A]

Yeah, he phenomenal.

[B]

Puga deserve every penny.

[A]

Tough contested catches, run after the catch. He's everything. He just got. Hey, he just got to keep his nose clean for the next six months. Had he cat. Had he. Had he. Had he stayed out of trouble, it's probably would have been done. They just want to make sure all the eyes are dotted because the last thing I want is to give somebody 100/plus million dollars. And then I'm gonna have him have him suspended.

[B]

Right.

[A]

And we see this still. Hey, you know how the NFL operate, Ocho?

[B]

Oh, yeah, absolutely.

[A]

But yeah, I. I think Puka. I never thought I'd see. Hell, I ain't think I see a 30 million dollar receiver, let alone a 40. Eventually we're gonna see a 50 million dollar receiver at some point. It's coming. Yeah, it's coming. Dak Prescott. Dak Prescott does what he said. You know, when they talk about. Let's talk about it. That gonna get $70 million. What they guarantee the Josh Allen Mahomes. What do you got? Two some what? 303. 265. 285 guaranteed. That by deck about to get five years. 350. 300 million fully guaranteed. Damn.

[B]

Hey, we gonna. Don't.

[A]

Yo, don't.

[B]

Hey, don't worry about it. We gonna be just like that too. See, we gonna get One of them two three hundred million dollar deals. We ain't. It ain't gonna be from shooting no balls or catching those.

[A]

We gonna get something like that. Jojo.

[B]

Hey, man, listen to me. Listen. I ain't tell you what I heard. I'm telling you what I know.

[A]

Well, one thing about it, that man don't play straight. We get something like that, I will fulfill that contract. And you, it's gonna be Uncle Nice. No, man, come on

[B]

now. You gonna leave us?

[A]

What?

[B]

Damn. You can't get. You can't get the money.

[A]

Look here. There's a balcony in Bali that's calling me.

[B]

Well, you can do the show from Bali.

[A]

Nah, I got in trouble last time trying to do a show.

[B]

Hey, hey, hey. God don't play about it. God don't play by the shit. I'm telling you, it's coming.

[A]

Somebody asked me, said, man, your turnaround need to be studied. I said, why you say that? He said, man, because you went through what you went through, and look how you doing right now. I say, I approached it just like I did. I said, you see, what you fail to realize. You can take a job from me, you can fire me from a job, but you can't fire me from my talent. Hello? I still got that. Listen to me chat. They can fire you from a job, but they can't fire you from your talent. Find out what your talent is, develop that, and you'll be just fine.

[B]

Come on, now.

[A]

When the Broncos didn't sign me back, they fired me from. I couldn't play for the Broncos. I still was able to catch and run the football. So I went to Baltimore. Hello? When Baltimore said, you know what we got Todd Heat. I went back. When I left cbs, when CBS let me go, when Fox let me go, you fired me from a job. You didn't fire me from this talent, because guess what? I can still talk. I can still entertain people. I can still educate. I still could explain what I watched and what I saw. Yeah, that's why. Because they could. They could take the job from me, but. But they couldn't screw up me from this talent. Yeah. Now. I got two guys that. We play very well with each other. We play. Pause. You know what I'm saying? I play well with each other. We play off of each other. We play off each other extremely well. We play to each other's strengths. We have. We have great time. Even though, you know, Joe don't be wanting to answer the phone. Sometimes Joe, he like, man. He like, man, what you up to? I said, joe, I just can't call to say, how you doing? Hey, hey, hold on, hold on. Every time you oo call, I get suspicious. Yeah, my antenna go up. Hey, Ocho. Ocho, I answered my phone. Look, he called me today. I answered. The first thing I say was, what's up, man? What's going on? What, you like that Normally. Oh, you normally. Hey, Hello. Call the phone. Hello? Hey, what's up, man? How you doing? Hey, I like, damn, Joe, why you suspicious? Yeah. Hey, Chad, Chad. I had to wi. Cause I don't be knowing chat, you know what I mean? Hey, I'm down for a nice convo, you know what I mean? I'm all. I'm a sponge. I'm trying to learn something, you know what I mean? But when Ocho and Unc called me chat, I just never. I just called to see how you do it. I just never know. Hey, hey. And I appreciate your heads up. I say, joe, I might be. Hey, I'm gonna be in Atlanta. Hey, but then, hey, Ocho, you ought to see how quick. Hey, so what's up? What you want to do? Okay, well, damn. It went from you was suspicious, and now you like, oh, what's up?

[B]

Well, at least he answer your call. Shoot. When I'm in Atlanta, man, stop it, man.

[A]

You talking about old stuff. Why you talking about old stuff?

[B]

Yo, that was just three weeks ago, Joe, man.

[A]

Man, hey, hey, hey, hey.

[B]

I was in. I was in Atlanta. I was in Atlanta for two days, man. I was like, you know what? I'm in Atlanta. Let me hit Joe, you know, go grab a little bit and, you know. You know, politic a little bit, man. He. I called him three times.

[A]

Don't do. Don't. Don't. Don't do that, Ocho. Cause I answer your calls when you call me. Listen.

[B]

Yeah, that. You answer my call when I'm in there in Miami.

[A]

Yeah, man. Auk, bro, bread. Auk, bro, bread, man. We wouldn't have had a good little old time. Boy, you missed out on. It was nice. I ain't going. Hey, Joe, say, you want. Hey, I. I could come back here. First off, that thing was off the meat rack, you hear me? That thing was jumping. But you know, Unc move like the president, you know what I mean? Like, we in and out like a robbery. You know what I mean? We in.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

We ain't wasting too much time. Hey, I got Joyce. Hey, my guy coming. They ushered me. You got him. Swooped him in, straight to the back. I came to the back. Straight to the. Straight to the back.

[B]

What's the name of the place, though? What's the name of the place?

[A]

McK. But we had a good time. Hey, Ocho, we had a good time, man. We had a good time. If you in Atlanta, let us know. We. If you're in Atlanta next week, let us know. We'll hook it up. I call the guy, he'll hook it up for us.

[B]

Mck. That's a. That's. That's a restaurant.

[A]

It's like. It's a restaurant. It's a speakeasy. You. They got hookah. They got a little hookah lounge over there. They got. Play great music. It's a great.

[B]

I can smoke my. I can smoke my cigars in there.

[A]

Oh, hey, I'm.

[B]

Hey, listen, I'm with you. When you're right, and you said speak easy, they listen. You know, I like. You know, I like to get up there and get a word, huh?

[A]

Oh, Lord have mercy. Here we go. See?

[B]

Hey, if. Listen, if y'.

[A]

All.

[B]

I got somebody get up there.

[A]

Hold on, hold on, hold on. You do open mic, like poetry and all that? Yeah, Ocho, Ocho, I.

[B]

Listen, can I. Hey, listen, I know I be playing around, Joe. I used to do spoken word down here at the Hard Rock Cafe at the Hard Rock Hotel. Down here at the piano bar.

[A]

Yeah, man.

[B]

Yeah. You know, they got a piano bar and they have. I do. I get a little spoken word, man. You know, I'm into poetry and I mean, poems and stuff like that.

[A]

I like stuff like that, Ocho, you know what I mean? I. I like to step outside the box a little bit. I don't like to do everything that everybody else doing. I don't mind a little Porsche, you know what I mean? Like, I. I enjoy stuff like that, man. Man, look, I'm trying to get. Look, I'm gonna go in there, have a little conversation. I mean, Joe. I mean, I'm like, hey, Joe, you ready to go? I'm like, well, dam. Like, bro, you ready to go? Can we. Let's. Let's. Let's blow this joke.

[B]

Right, Right, right.

[A]

Hey, Ocho, it's a nice vibe. It is.

[B]

Yeah, I'm gonna do that. Joe, I'm glad to know you, like, you know, spoken word and stuff like. Like, let me say, you know, Joe, you know something I still do to this day, because I love poetry and I love putting wordplay together. You know, I still write love letters, Joe.

[A]

To your old lady.

[B]

Yeah. And I. I mail it. I mail it to Us, you know, so, you know. Cause sometimes I'm. It's better for me to be able to express how I feel, you know, on paper as opposed to being able to communicate in person because I'm shy in person.

[A]

I ain't buying that shy stuff. But, you know, I ain't wrote a love letter, Ocho, since I was in junior high school, man.

[B]

Hey, matter of fact, Joe, let me tell you, surprise your girl, boy, surprise. Just write something. It ain't gotta be long. Just, just tell her how you feel and how much you appreciate, you know, what y' all been through throughout the years, and having her by your side is the foundation that you can continue to build on later on in the future. Joe, I'm telling you, man, she's like, oh my God. And spray a little cologne.

[A]

You know what? Typically, yeah, I'd be a little closed minded off the stuff you be kind of referring to, you know, you be trying to get us to do right. So, you know, I, I, I, I kind of, you know, but, but I, I like the, I like the love letter thing. Yeah, but, but typically, you know, you be a little offhand, you know what I mean? But your boy, that Joe, now, you know, you wor. Now you know, your boy got to give up the gab. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm with you. I'm with you. You all right. You ain't all right, nobody. I think the last one, I think I might have wrote one in college, but graduated 35 years ago, so. Damn, Joe, I graduated college before you graduated junior high. Yeah.

[B]

Hey, hey, Joe, sometimes you gotta, you know, I know, you know, some people, you know, it's old school and, you know, but I mean, a letter, open up a letter, it just, it just does something to the psyche.

[A]

Yeah, I appreciate that one, Ocho. But you know what it is? Yeah. My hair. My, my. I mean, kids don't even write cursive anymore. My handwriting's terrible because I don't really write no more. I, I mean, I, I find myself writing incursive, and the next thing you know, I'm printing. It is what it is. I didn't let my daughter, My daughter. I let my daughter write because she got great. Great. I mean, she has great. And my sister. Yeah, mine is awful. Mine is terrible. So you think puka gonna get paid, don't yo? You think he'll get paid? You think? Let me know. The question is, we know he's gonna get paid. Does he get paid before the season or does he have to play this season under the contract they just under.

[B]

Nah, I think they definitely gonna take care of him before. Huh? They definitely gonna take care of him before. Get it out the way, you know, not only are they gonna get it out the way, make him happy, let him know how much you listen. We paying you this money because we appreciate you not only what you've done, but what you gonna do for us for the foreseeable future. And he going to be one of the reasons why they make it if they do make it. What? Guess what? A Super bowl at this.

[A]

So.

[B]

And tell me that won't be the perfect story.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Playing super bowl right in your backyard. Aaron Donald returns.

[A]

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Oh nah.

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Diggs Ocho signs a one year deal with the Washington Commanders. According to Adam Schefter, one year deal will be up. What I said Joe $12 million. Oh with Jay Daniels throwing in the ball can prove that he's the best number two receiver in the league. Cause that's what he said. He said tell me the number two that's better than me.

[B]

Hey listen and I said this Joe, I'm not sure if y' all remember that. I said he was gonna go two places and I stood, I stood firm on that. Chad. I know y' all remember. I said he's either and I and I and I said this too based on where he's from. I said either going to the Ravens or going to the Commanders. It was gonna be one of the two. It was gonna be one of the two.

[A]

I could have sworn. I could have sworn when we was talking about this you and uncle was like oh man iuk he gonna go To Washington. I'm like, man, Washington ain't feeling.

[B]

Who.

[A]

Who.

[B]

I ain't say that. He not. He not going nowhere.

[A]

This before he did all that, he had done like one or two antics. But y' all were like. Y' all was saying, man, he gonna get picked up. Washington may pick him up. I'm like, man, nobody picking up, picking that man up behind that. But I'm happy for Diggs, too. Uncle Ocho. I know Unc saying had to be a thousand yard receiver. Now, hey, you ain't got to get but like 50 something yards. But he was a thousand yards. It ain't the same like it used to be.

[B]

But. But I. I tell you what, I tell you what the good thing about this is. You got scary Terry on the outside, you got Stefan Diggs that gonna be able to manipulate that inside those, Those zones and that, man, they're gonna be able to move that. Move that ball up and down the field. And now, obviously, Diggs, even coming off an ACL injury, they couldn't cover him in New England last year, and they definitely ain't going to be able to cover him over there. Play him to a. Play him to his strengths. Play him to the things that he does really well, man.

[A]

Jaden Daniel Feast, man, he going to feast if McDaniel's healthy. Hell, it ain't no guarantee. Look, we know, we know as a Cowboys fan, we know Washington our division, man. I know y' all high on Washington. They didn't got dig, but hell, McDaniels got to come back. He got to show us what he got. Uncle O. Joe. Well, he'll show you. You about to find out. You get up close and personal.

[B]

Hey, you show y' all y' all

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got Washington better than us, the Cowboys, they don't need to be better than y'.

[B]

All.

[A]

Well, that's how you listen. Y' all listen.

[B]

Hold on, Joe. Y' all got the best offense. Joe, I'm. I'm gonna say that. I'm gonna say y' all got the better offense. But listen, what we not gonna do, we not gonna forget what Jayden Daniel did. He's got his

[A]

talking about something happened two, three years ago, man, we talking about now.

[B]

Two, three, he going in. He going into year three.

[A]

Joe, all I'm saying is he had.

[B]

He had a.

[A]

Look, I know he had a hell of a rookie year. I. I get. I ain't taking that from him. But, you know, his second year was. Was built around injuries, bro. You know what I mean? Like, he.

[B]

He.

[A]

He gotta Do a better job. We got. We gotta see if he can make it through a damn season. That's all I'm saying. But you make it seem like Dak Prescott ain't had no issues either. Now, when.

[B]

After he broke his.

[A]

After he broke his ankle? Ever since then, he been he. What about that hamstring that caused him to miss eight games? When? Last year? Two years ago. See, y' all talking about old stuff. Man, I ain't got. This was old stuff with that Jaden Daniels. He got hurt this year. Nah, this happened last year with Jaden Daniels. I'm talking about right now.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Hello. Didn't CD Lamb get hurt last year? He got me. He had a little fender bender. He came. Oh, yeah, exactly.

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

Way more one of those driverless cars. He got to be more careful. Hey, listen, listen. But if CD don't get hurt for real. For real, you probably don't see Pickens show out the way he showed out, neither. He gonna show out, Pickens.

[B]

I ain't saying he gonna show out, but listen. Listen to me. Joe Pickett is not one of those players that needs a volume of catches to get his yards. You throw him two or three balls, man, that might be a hundred yards. Based on the route. Based on the routes that he run, he gonna take a slant, he gonna take a hit. He gonna give you 20, 30 out of that every time. And then a deep ball, he gonna get a deep ball. Boom. Before you look up, he got three catches. He got 100 yards. Now, C.D. you know, he gonna slant it. He gonna get in that slot, you know, run your stick route, you know, got a little zone. He gonna sit there, boom. Get down. Man, listen, the Cowboys are the better offense, but I like Diggs. I like Diggs over there with the Commanders. He's gonna be. He's gonna be a vital piece of that offense to keep that chain moving and can't nobody cover him. He could be in the slot. He could play on the outside. And you got Scary Terry. Hey, Unc, I'm trying to figure out who the number three is over there with the Commanders. Chat. Damn. I can't remember the number three. Well, he was a two, but he did three.

[A]

Now Ally Diggs over there, bro. I think he gonna be rejuvenated. Obviously trying to have another thousand yard receiving year. I think he gonna be great considering everything that's been surrounding him, going on around him. Uncle Ocho, I think he's gonna be locked in, bro.

[B]

I think he'll be locked in, yeah, Most definitely. Most definitely. Hey, I know. I know D. I know D is gonna see this man dig. Come on, join the show, boy. Oh, yeah, Sit down with us, man. Hey, give it. Give us 20, 30 minutes of your time. You hear me, Diggs? Hey, somebody clip this and send it Senator Diggs on Instagram. Hear me? Hey, Diggs, come holla at your boy, man. Sit down with us, man. You know? No, look at that.

[A]

The number that Diggs was scheduled to make last year. Ocho, I just didn't see that. I just didn't see him getting that. Well, he's 25, $30 million. Yeah, I just didn't see him getting that in New England. This is a good number for him. I mean, that's pretty good number. I mean, he probably got about 7, 8 million. Probably another 4 or 5 million dollars in the sentence with that being said. Yeah, I just iuk. I just don't know what he hoped to accomplish by doing what he was doing. That's what I don't get. And then. And then, people, this is what I don't get. Free. I. You what? What are you talking about? Y' all would rather see this man, y'.

[B]

All.

[A]

Oh, he showed them. He showed y' all were. See this man mess up his money. This man gave up $26 million. Y' all want to see the man mess up his money? Not me, man. Oh, that hurt. Oh, don't encourage the man to do foolishness. Come on, Chad. Come on, people. Don't encourage them to do foolishness.

[B]

Hey, I. I know we're young, too, Uncle Joe, but one thing about the NFL, boy, they don't play no games. They will move on. They will move on without you because they are there. There are a lot of receivers that can give you the same production that he was doing without the baggage. Having to deal with the baggage at

[A]

a third of the price.

[B]

Certain people. Hey, hey, that's to Esther.

[A]

NFL will move on. I've seen. Ocho, you've seen some of the greatest receivers. You. You're not. They'll tolerate you until they can replace you.

[B]

Come on, now.

[A]

I'm gonna say that again. Chad, listen to me. They'll tolerate you until they can replace you. Hello.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

Production intolerance. Ask yourself this kind of behavior that Brandon Ayuk is exhibited. Is his reduction worth the tolerance that's gonna come along with it? Hell, no. It's over with, Uncle Ocho. I'm sorry. It's over with. It's over.

[B]

People don't play well.

[A]

I tell you what, somebody Told me. I'm telling what I know. I don't see. I don't see guys act a fool. That's the goal. Might get a rattled up out of there. Yeah. Hey, I don't. I don't give. I don't care, guys. I don't care. We're gonna do things my way, okay? You got me? You. You got me?

[B]

Yeah. I like him. I, I. I like him. I don't. I don't know if, if IU has a team or he has.

[A]

Man, reach out to the man. You reach out to everybody.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I just, I just. I just. Man, he. He's too good.

[A]

You talking about iu?

[B]

Hey, Joe. He too good, Joe. Yeah, man, he too good, man. We talking about route running. Huh? We talk about. You talking about getting open, talking about surgical with them routes, man. He be. He belong on somebody team. I just. I just. Whatever's going on. I don't know what's going on. I just want him just to ex that man and get in camp or even if it's even. It's Back to the 49. Joe. Joe. I don't know. Joe. They. They. They ain't letting him go for a reason, Joe.

[A]

They ain't. They not bringing that man in there, bro. Oh, o.

[B]

Whatever. Whatever he need to do.

[A]

Cuz I don't want him to get no money. Cuz I don't want him to file no grievance and say. I just need him to keep acting like this. Yeah. Cuz I know you want to take this to the players association and then file agreements. If you have to give this money, we're not gonna give you none of this money back. What you do.

[B]

They acting a fool. Ain't making it no better. They gonna use that against him.

[A]

Thank you. Exactly. Damn. Yeah. That's all.

[B]

Yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey, Joe. He playing a game. This is what I. What I hate to say it. I mean, a lot of people in the chat, you know, they might enjoy it. They see it as entertainment and yeah, free IUK and all that, but this is. You're not gonna beat the machine.

[A]

I don't think you.

[B]

Joe, you never gonna. You never gonna beat. You got to. You got to play their game sometimes, even when you don't want to, you got to play that game.

[A]

Don't say that. Cause you know the chat. I ain't playing nobody game. Okay. You're staying unemployed. So you think they're gonna let Brandon out? You ocho, Joe, the NFM, they say the NFL made 14 and a half billion. You think they gonna let a guy that's making $100 million wreck that? No, sir.

[B]

Ain't nothing getting the way of that, boy.

[A]

And if they can find a way to get somebody back here, they gonna do that, too. 14. They just cut everybody. Every. Every NFL team about to get $453 million. Damn. Let me repeat that. The salary cap is 301, 405, 3. Every NFL team.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Now, mind you, y' all do realize the Seattle Seahawks just sold. Every owner is gonna get a piece of that. Okay, Now, I just cut you a check for 453. You're about to get about, say, a 200 million 300. $200 million, maybe a little bit more from the sale of the Seahawks. And guess what? I ain't sold the tickets yet, Ocho. I ain't sold concession. I ain't sold no parking. I ain't sold no merchandise. I had not one other concert in there, and I already done cleared. I'm about to clear $600 million before I do that. Now, you mean to tell me you think I'm about to let a jack leg, a hard ankle mess that up? No, sir. That was my grandpa used to call boy. Hey, tell my aunt. Yeah, see you got no good hard ankle.

[B]

Hey, I want him to get right, man. I want him to get right. I want to see him on the field. I want to see him contribute. I want to see him. Yes. Doing what he does, running routes, slicing dudes up, whether it's with the 49ers or whether it's somewhere else. Just. Just tighten up and do whatever you do. I. I don't know. I don't know what he needs to do. I just. What he do on the field?

[A]

He dealt with an injury, right? What, he tore his ACL or something towards acl?

[B]

Yeah, it's been. It's been. It's been, what, two years now, huh?

[A]

Yeah, because last year. Well, he tore it, like, early in the. I think he tore, like, week four, week five, two years ago. Yeah. So he missed out. Missed the rest of the season. He missed all last season. Most people come back from an acl. Ac. I mean, look, let's. Can we just take. Let's just take. This is Adrian Peterson. We're gonna send him over here. Oh, man. We don't compare nobody ACL injury, but normally, Ocho, at least after a year, this man was seven months because he got injured late in December and came back and won the mvp. With that being said.

[B]

Crazy.

[A]

Come on, now. Come on, iu. Get yourself together. Team, family, loved ones, friends. Put your arm around a young man and let him get. Get help. Get him right. He's leaving too much money on the table. But hey, hey, who's to say there ain't nobody done that, though? Ain't nobody trying. You're right, Joe. You know, I just can't say. Presumptuous on me. I'm saying that because I can't see nobody who's close to him and see him acting out like that, who hadn't reached out to him and tried to, you know, calm that down, bro. That. I mean, come on.

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Damn. I think about it, B.A. that might be the one player. I ain't got his information. You think. You think he'll respond to me? I sent him a DM on Instagrams.

[A]

Try to see. No, all they can do. All. Ocho, all you could do is reach out. Yeah. You really going through something, bro. The. The antics.

[B]

Yeah. Now, listen, I understand. Listen. I understand he going through something, but I want to. I want to see Sticks, huh? I want to see that number 11 on that field, boy. You know, I just. I just understand. I know what you're going through, but the machine you trying to fight against, that's a battle you're not going to win. And I understand that window opportunity is so small. I'm not sure how old he is right now, but you not making it any easier for yourself because you acting a fool, right? And they have your rights and other teams not gonna touch you. But it will blackball, man. Don't get me started.

[A]

Yeah, I'm a.

[B]

What? I'm Folk would blackball you, right?

[A]

I don't have the kind of relationship that you have with the young. I've been gone too far. Been gone too far too long, Ocho. And I'm not, you know, I don't have no summits or anything like that, so I'm not very familiar with a lot of these young guys. And. Or I would. Or I would. You know, if it's somebody that I got, like, I really knew, I don't really have a problem reaching out. And when I say I reach out, I reach all the way out. I'm gonna. I'm gonna get in contact. I'm not gonna just get in contact. I'm gonna see. I'll let you see me.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Because I want to be in your presence. I want you to feel me. I want you to know that I'm there. I want you to know that I'm in your corner. Because sometimes Ocho and. And I like to use this analogy. If. If you're 50ft out, Ocho, and I throw you a rope that's 45ft long, how much have I helped you? Sometimes I got to bring the rope all the way to you. O. Joe. You see what I'm saying, Joe? Yeah. Sometimes you got to go meet the person where they are. Damn. Because a lot of times we like, oh, you. I help you, but you need to help yourself. No, you'll go all the way to him. Go all the way to him. I don't know what he's got going on. Some people. Some people can. Can overcome some things, and some people can't. And some people need to know that they got somebody there in their corner that's pulling for them, that's wanting them to do. Like I said, I don't know. Brandon. Iu. I don't. I think he's immensely talented, and I think he's squatted. I think I. I think. I don't know what. What caused him to. To have this distaste in his mouth. Could be that injuries. You don't know how people. You don't know how people react when they had injuries in the sideline. Them. And they put them on the shelf, Uncle Ocho. And they can't play the game that they love, that they've been playing since they was 6, 7, 8 years old. You know what I mean? You don't know how a guy gonna respond to that, bro. You don't. Yeah.

[B]

It's something internally, though, With. With. With. With the organization. Something internally is something that hasn't gotten out yet. He hasn't actually said it, but to be going back and forth, you know, with them and. And not wanting to return and actually giving money back. We've never. We've never seen anything like that. Huh? We've never seen someone forego that kind of money to say, I don't want to be here.

[A]

I had. I had to grow it to. When. When they gave me too much change at the store, I had to grow in again and that money back. But for the longest time, I walked right up out of there. I ain't been holding chat. I had to grow into that. You gave me too much shame when I was younger. Damn. I am. I am in the pocket. It weird. Yeah. You're better man than me here. They gave me too much. Oo. I just felt it. It was meant for. To be mine.

[B]

You see it as a blessing, Joe.

[A]

It's a blessing. Hey, it's a blessing. Man.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

You gave me too much. It was meant for me to have that. Damn.

[B]

I got you. I'm with you. You're right, bro.

[A]

But. But it don't make me no bad brother, you know. I make you a bad brother there. You know, that ain't your money, Joe. That make you a bad brother there. Hey, my grandma was quick, son. Don't do that. God won't bless you. Everybody be wanting to bless him. She thought out there that God won't bless you. Hey, hey. As much church as I went to, ties and offerings, I just felt like if you made a mistake like that, man, that one number. God. Yeah. I mean, yeah.

[B]

Yeah, it is, it is.

[A]

Look at it. Look. Look at it.

[B]

What he do?

[A]

It won't do it. Yeah. Yes, he will. And I won't give it back. Who about to go against God wishes. Hello.

[B]

Yes, sir. Yes, sir. And you know what? You know, it's funny. I always think about down here in the Florida Keys, you know, along the beaches here, sometimes in Fort Lauderdale. It hadn't really happened in Miami, but in general, you know, people on the beach, you know, they relax, enjoy, and sometimes ashore, you know, some keys. Joe, you stay with me now. They wash up a sword. It'd be a lot of sometimes and they call, they be calling the police, turning it in. Hey, hey, listen, I'd be God. I done seen what you've done for others, man. Go ahead, let that wash up.

[A]

I'm gonna find something to do with it. If it's keys washing up, I can't do nothing with the keys, brother. But, but if it's that, if it's that moolah, huh? Oh, yeah, you can do nothing about that. I ain't gonna hit nothing about packing that in my bag. I'm gone. Yeah, I'm hoping. I'm hoping it's a key, you know, I can open up a safe or something with it. I don't need no keys. I need a key. Yeah, yeah. I can't do nothing with no keys, man. I can't do nothing with that. Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Hey, it just. It just be so funny. But they be turning in. They be turning in quick in a. Hey, they reward, you know, they reward. Oh, they reward them with, you know, a bag or a letter.

[A]

Hey, hey, it's funny. Cause I be seeing people. Oh, man, they done found 2 million in their backyard. Why the hell would you call authorities, man? I'm finna put this under the bed. I'm gonna put this under the bed. Yeah. There would be signs that I came into a pot of money.

[B]

Hey.

[A]

All of a sudden, my house worth about 50,000. And you see a giraffe in the backyard. There might be a sign. I came into some money. This man live in a house called 50,000 and he got a giraffe. Yep.

[B]

Hey, listen, I, I, I ain't gonna hold you. Hey, you know, I was looking at some hyena. You know that, huh?

[A]

Come on, Joe. No, I want no hyena.

[B]

Yeah, but hey, you got, you gotta understand, Joe, I'm out here, I'm out west in Miami. So around me ain't nothing but, ain't nothing but land. You hear me? You know, so obviously I don't have the right license to be able to, to own a hyena cub, but I would just, I was just, I just.

[A]

Hey, Ocho, it's funny you say that. Cause I've been wanting me a little capuchin monkey for quite some.

[B]

You don't need no license.

[A]

You want one of the monkeys that

[B]

hang on, they 1500?

[A]

No, hell no, they're not. They about nine. They about nine. 9 10, 000. Yeah, 1500. You must go into somebody who working in the, in the backyard in Florida some damn. Well, I'm going to exotic.

[B]

Nah, joke, man. I got back. Joe. Hey, listen to me. I got a homeboy in the hood named Leroy. Boy, we can get you Capuchi for 300.

[A]

Look here, huh?

[B]

It come.

[A]

Hey, Joe, you best write a mess where. Oh, he done got you a baby ranger tang. And the next thing you know.

[B]

Joe, let me tell you. Hey, let, hey, Joe, let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. I, I don't. Listen, I could put, I could put this out there. But we got, we got boosters down here in Miami. We not talking about that. We got boosters for animals. We got boosters for car, for clothes. Well, you want a capuchin, I get your capuchin.

[A]

Oo, he gonna have all his shots. He gonna have the shots and all that, huh?

[B]

You gotta get the shots on your own. Hey, Joe, we can get you the money.

[A]

The people I've been looking at, they breed them. They about 8,000 to about 12,000. I want a black cap. I want a black cap capuchin this, man.

[B]

You got a lot of room in that, in that palace, huh?

[A]

See, when you got money, you don't know what to do with. You see, what you buy, you start buying. You don't. Yeah, a black cap capuchi. Uncle Dang, that what you mean, Joe?

[B]

They gonna be jumping on I want a black.

[A]

I want a black badge Rolls Royce. That's what I want. There's only black is black badge Rolls Royce. Hold on. Damn Kuchi monkey. Hell no. Yeah, yeah. Now, if you told me, say, hey, you can get you. I get you a raccoon or I get you a holler. One of them little. Little miniature golds. Miniature cows, Horses. Yeah, something like that. That. I can work with that.

[B]

Yeah. Hey, you know what Joe need? Joe don't get a capuchin because it's gonna be all over the house. You're gonna be able to control it.

[A]

Hold on, hold on. Get you a lemon when I told you. Now, I used to go to Florida every summer, Uncle Ocho. I should go out there and train, hang out, work out. I was about there for like two and a half, three. Three months after summer. And I had this lady who used to raise them. She brung like three of them over to the crib. They ain't.

[B]

Hey, hey.

[A]

She had them tame. Like, they smart as. I don't know what. I want me a black cap capuchin. But let me ask you a question, Joe. Are you gonna work with that black cap kompucha? Like, she worked with him every single day? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Go to get him. Then you say, hey, hey, hey, hey. My job and my job. Now, I don't work until at night. You know, I get on at night with y', all did my job. So throughout, I can hang out with my black cap kapusha. Let me know my dog. Huh? You. Hey, hey, you think. You think. Hey, you think them kids something you want to do? You think them kids had your ass up here? Hey, hey, hold on. The lady told me because she spent so much time with them that she don't really have a break, bro. They like. They real like kids. They are like. Absolutely, yeah, absolutely. Anytime, anytime you get a wild animal, and they are wild animals that you're trying to domesticate, you have to give your. That is all you do. Even with a raccoon. Look, my cousin had a squirrel named Groucho. Had a squirrel, a pet squirrel named Groucho. My uncle cutting trees with the pup Wood. Cut the tree down, squirrel fell out the nest. My uncle brought it home, they raised it, and he used to. They used to let him go. He climb up the tree, do all that stuff and come back, man. They let Groucho out one day. He never came back. Put it with that piece and gone. Damn. Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Hey, I tell you what, Joe. If you get the capuchin, monkey. I'm go through the proper. The legal procedure. I'm gonna get me a hyena cub.

[A]

What you gonna do with a hyena cub, though, Ocho?

[B]

I'm a domesticated.

[A]

I mean, you ain't it?

[B]

Hey, Joe. Hey, listen. Hey, Joe. I didn't looked up. I didn't look at how much it cost to feed him and all. I didn't look up everything.

[A]

Hyena cub, bro. Yeah, well, hey guys, we'll enjoy nightcap while you can. Cause one guy gonna get eaten and the other guy gonna be so damn busy, he ain't gonna be able to do nightcap. So let's go ahead and join.

[B]

Hold on, hold on. Hyenas. Hyenas are just like big dogs, you know, they, they, they, they, they very, very lovable.

[A]

I ain't going. I ain't going on. Lovable. Nah. Yeah. Like I said, I want me a little. If you told me I can get me like a mini goat, I mean, a couple of years, I might move somewhere. They got them mini goat. Huh? They got the mini goats. I know they. But I, I can't.

[B]

No, but they be. They. They be fainting though. They faint too much.

[A]

It was 113 degrees here today. Well, I'm gonna put a mini. Go there a little bit. A little bitty horse. Hey, I want to get me. I get me a borrow. I give me a borrow hog or something, you know, I don't know. I don't know. The goat, the mini goat thing, it sound. It sound good. I like my mini gold little mini horse, little mini sheep. I like, I like that. I like all the hogs. We grew up on a farm. I like hall. We had. We had males and we had a durock male named Kelly. Yeah, Kelly could ask. I'm saying what hogs do when you have hogs on your property. What they do? What'd they do? Well, my grandfather used to raise hogs. Raise them. I mean, some was for. For us that we killed. My grandfather would kill and eat. And some he would sell number one pigs. I mean, somewhere between. You want to sell them somewhere between 225, maybe like 270. Yeah. Then you number two, so forth. And so, so we had a durock male named Kelly. Kelly fought. We had a. A Chester White named Bill. We had a Hampshire named Sonny. Sonny probably weighed about 700. Damn. Oh, yeah, we could ride Sonny. We ride Sonny like a horse. I should have my brother tell you about. So my grandfather, but he had tusks like this here. Joe and My grandfather, obviously the grandkids started coming over more and my, My grandfather say, you know, he ended up selling it. But yeah, we had, yeah, we had, we had. We always had name for our halls like Sonny Kelly, Bill Kelly. Oh, yeah, yeah.

[B]

Hey, hey, hey, Uncle Joe, look, this is, this is actually possible. I need to really look into this, right? If I plan the house of Hyena for commercial education or zoo sanctuary purposes. Listen, you must register as an exhibitor or dealer under the federal Animal Welfare act through the usda, Animal and Planet Inspect.

[A]

I mean, you gone too much. You're gone too much. Who go. Let me ask you a question. Who gonna take care of him when you gone? Yeah, his kid. I'm gonna have a handler, but see, now he's gonna be used to the handler, not used to you.

[B]

Well, you know, I'm gonna be here though, so think about this, right? Rick Ross, right? Ross got horses, cows, and he got two bison.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Two buffalo. Ah, but he got a handler.

[A]

No, no, no. He have hands to watch his farm. Why he. So, I mean, look like if you do dealing with cattle. Ash family. Ash used to have. Ash used to have probably 2,000, 3,000 head of cattle. Damn.

[B]

Yeah. Dang. Wait, what?

[A]

Yeah, they had like 10,000 acres. Damn.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

Jesus. So you have to have hands, but you. But they ain't pets, Ash. Mom, the pets were chicken. The peacocks, though. That's something entirely different than having like livestock. Livestock. Listen, and someone that grew up on a farm, you don't realize how much work it is. And I know you're not gonna have one because you don't want to spend no money. It's expensive. Hey, because guess what? Animals, they want to get out. They want to go where they want to go. Yeah. And to try to keep a. To try to keep cattle. Now, cattle a little bit easier to keep in maintain than say hog. Hogs gonna root. They gonna. They gonna root your fence up. They gonna get out. They gonna go. They got a mind of their own. They're gonna do the hell they want to do. But with that being said, Ocho. Nah, you ain't get. You ain't. You don't want that.

[B]

Hey, you know, you gotta think about it too. You thinking about a high full grown hyena. We talk about a hyena as a cub.

[A]

He gonna get big. Would you gonna get a pygmy hyena?

[B]

No, I'm just saying, I mean, he'd be domesticated at that point and trained.

[A]

No, you do realize, Ocho, they thought Monte Core, Siegfried Roy. They thought those were domesticated, didn't they?

[B]

Yeah. See, they train and put. Making them do all them tricks and stuff. Shoot, I'd be.

[A]

So let me ask you a question. What are you gonna have him do? What you gonna have? What you gonna have him do?

[B]

Chilling. Just. Just relaxing at home, you know.

[A]

You know how. No, that's not a cat.

[B]

That's a cat you ever heard of. You ever heard.

[A]

Yeah, I know the hyenas. Yeah. But you got to realize, ojo, any animal, I don't care what it is he's gonna do, eventually he will do what he was intended to do. That's why I tell people when they watch the Westminster Dog show, they say, oh, that's a pretty dog. Oh, I wanna get that dog. That dog is gonna do what it is intended to do. You go get a border collie. And then you wonder why he got your kids rounded up in the damn corner. Cause that's what he does. He heard. Hey, that's a good one. Oh, dog. The dog, the animal gonna do what it's intended to do.

[B]

Got the kids.

[A]

You ain't heard him from them. They cried and everything. He, he done. Cornered him. That's what he does. Hey.

[B]

Hey. I come home, man. Hey, the goddamn hiding.

[A]

Come on, man.

[B]

I. I had, I had to get that.

[A]

Hey, hey. Cause. Cause guess what? If you don't kill him, a French fried mama gonna be killing you.

[B]

Hell yeah.

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[B]

Hey, this they window right now. This is. This is their window. Now. They're not gonna be able to keep all these, all these people on that. On that team. Not with. Not with the payroll looking like that.

[A]

Two, three, you got probably like a two. You probably got a. Two more years. Two more. Ojo. You got to break this up.

[B]

Yes, sir.

[A]

Without a Super Bowl. You got to break. You gonna have to break it up anyway. Yeah, you got to break it up anyway. I'm just being honest with you. Gonna have to break it up anyway. But.

[B]

Yep. But hey, I told you.

[A]

Go ahead. Go ahead.

[B]

No, I was gonna say I told you. I told you Jir Gibbs was obviously gonna leap. He was gonna leapfrog Bijan. But not only that. And we, we talked about it yesterday. You. You mentioned that was some young bull coast man. No.

[A]

Oh, oh, you talk about Taylor.

[B]

Oh, yeah. Jonathan Taylor. Yeah, you see, he got. He got paid. He got paid this morning. Yesterday. I said yesterday. I say. I say. Yeah, yeah, he. He up too. He up too. They gave him. They gave him a little extension.

[A]

How old is Jonathan Taylor? He a little older. He like 28. But hey, the thing was, they didn't have to do anything with him because he still had two years left. But he had no more guarantee. But he said, hold on, bro. Y' all see how many carries y' all gave me the last three, two years, Boy, y' all gotta break me off something.

[B]

Yeah, give me a little something.

[A]

Hold on. He probably led the league in carries in it, only Derrick Henry had more. Derek Henry. Yeah. Yeah.

[B]

And he has to be paid based on the type of back he is and how good he is right now. You can't have.

[A]

And based on the offense that he is. Cause guess what? He getting the line shield of the damn carries.

[B]

Yeah, he deserves that. He deserves that. But listen, the way the pay, where the pay grade is right now, the top three running backs in the league, obviously you have your same other bell cows that are really good. McCaffrey, Derrick Henry, Saquon Barkley. And I mean, listen, the torch is passed over to the young Bulls now.

[A]

I think there was a stretch there where the running back felt they weren't valued. And now all of a sudden, I think you got four. You got eight guys that make at least 14 and a half million. You got three guys over 20 million. Saquon had that mythical. It was right there at 20.6. And then you get, you get JT, you get Bijan and you get Gibbs, all of them at 22 or plus. And then you got Christian McCaffrey right there up under that at 19. And you got, you know, a couple of. You got James Cook is what about 16? You got Derrick Henry and you got. Yeah, so you got Breeze Hall. Breeze Hall. So now you got eight guys where the. Before they wasn't. Guys wasn't even touching that wasn't even. The NFL team wouldn't even think about giving you no money if you were running back. Man, get your ass back in there and take this little bit of money and go and sit your ass down.

[B]

Yeah, but, but. And then obviously the ones really getting paid, that's really getting, getting to the money, really getting to that chicken and that mignon. Joe.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

We talk about these, the elite. These are the elite backs that can do more than just run downhill. We talk about they can line up a receiver, they can line up a slot, they can line up outside. Man, them boy, they get it done in a multitude of ways. Not just running the ball. They can impact the offense in more ways than just running the ball. Being able to catch it. Being another receiver, being another addition and impact player for your offense, that gets you the big bucks.

[A]

Man, this ain't Christmas. Go ahead and get Ocho. You know you gonna pay him. Why you make them men miss a week? Why you make them in 10 days when you know you gonna pay em? Just go ahead and give them the damn money.

[B]

Hey, do you think the owners, they get a kick out of forcing players to wait? You think they get a kick. They get a joy out of it. I don't know.

[A]

Meaning being in control.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. They do it all the time, though. They do it all the time. It's like they enjoy it because you know you're gonna pay them. You knew this was gonna happen at the end of last season. You allow the entirety of the entire off season go on. And you wait till you get to training camp knowing that you guys have been in talks with the agent or whatnot and you got to pay. Why not have all this Stuff done ahead of time. But listen, it's the nature of the business. Maybe that's the way they always go about doing things. It's always been like this. Yeah, I guess they just want to keep it like that. Now, if it's a quarterback, they don't play no games.

[A]

Nah, nah.

[B]

They taking care of the quarterback. They're not playing games.

[A]

No, they not. Baker Mayfield say they ain't taking care of me. C.J. strive. They took care of me either. The kid in Carolina said they ain't take care of me either.

[B]

Yeah, it's coming.

[A]

They got to make some of these guys prove it, man. I mean, damn. We can't pay because you got to show us something. You're right, Joe. Because that number. You see where that number going, Joe? That. Oh, Joe, that number about to be north of 50 for any quarterback that's halfway decent. Yeah, it's gonna be four. It's gonna be $30 million. 30 quarterback gonna like laughing your face. 30 million. They hit you with that Soulja boy. 30 million. Hey, hey, I got my little four year old outside right now. Boy, we put a bat in his hand.

[B]

What you got doing, Joe? Throwing.

[A]

Throwing that ball? Hell, yeah. No, throwing the baseball, Joe. He doing that too. He's soccer, baseball and football. The Detroit pitcher turned down 75 million a year for five years. What? 75. He said, I want to go to basically his age of Scott Boris said, I want to go to the market to see what the market up there, the market might hold on. He turned down 75. He turned down 75 a year. 75 a year. Five years. That's what being reported.

[B]

Yeah, but hold on. You see who his agent is?

[A]

Yeah, I know his agent is, you

[B]

know, his age, you know, you know, Mr. Broad, Mr. Boris, he don't play now when it come to getting that money on.

[A]

Yeah. Hey, them boy throwing that money around. That's what I'm saying. Hey, if I had. If I had a son, young son now, hey, son, I let him play. You can play football, but you go play baseball first. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You gotta start early with that baseball, too. Cause you can't jump into that baseball. No, 13, 14, I'm not too late. It's too late. I can't track that ball. Hey, they throw that, that 12 to 6 curveball. They throwing that change up that slider. You're like, what was that? Where the ball at? So I swag the bat. Get the bat off your shoulder. You got the bat on your shoulder.

[B]

Hey, hey, you ever seen I Know, I know the chat has probably seen it. The little clips of the, of the little kids playing T ball and they doing everything wrong. They hitting the ball. He hit the ball one time. He ran after the ball instead of running to the base.

[A]

It's a funny clipper.

[B]

Oh, man. Hey, Joe is so funny. Like little T ball man.

[A]

Little kids, some of them don't stop running. They hit the ball and keep running. They go to first, keep going, stop. No, he go to second. Hey, he go to third, make him tag you. Jonathan Taylor. The Colts agreed to a two year, 44 million dollar extension worth up to 47 million with 39 million guaranteed. Uh, since entering the NFL in 2020. Jonathan Taylor is the second most rushing yard and scrimmage touchdowns behind only Derrick Henry. Derrick Henry has 9,185 scrimmage yards, 86 touchdowns. Jonathan Taylor has 7,598 yards, 76 touchdowns. Josh Jacobs 63, 53, 69. Touchdown. What do you think the reason, Ocho, what do you think the reason is? Because for like a, there is like a decade window where nobody really trying to pay no running backs. Now all of a sudden I think we got eight of them that make at least 14 and a half and upwards a year. And we saw Bijan get his money. We just saw get his money. We saw Gibbs get his money. We saw all three guys get 22 plus, 22 to 22 plus in a matter of days. Whereas before they could, Zeke was the highest paid for a long time at 15 million. And nobody approached that again.

[B]

But you got to think about it, look at the running backs that were in the NFL at the time. Now I don't have a list in front of me, you know, and listen, I'm sure some of the starters on all the 32 teams were really good at that time, during their tenure, during that time around when Zeke was playing. But have we seen anything like Jameer Gibbs?

[A]

No.

[B]

The last, the last thing I think I like Jameer Gibbs was Chris Johnson. And when Chris Johnson was playing, he was one of the highest paid. I think about Jamal Charles, I think about these home run hitting running backs that can change a game at the matter of one snap from anywhere on the field. Jonathan Taylor, he can change the game anywhere on the field, home run speed, so that, that play that plays a part. Now some running backs, you're interchangeable, you know, the value's not there because I can find someone else just like you. You ain't finna find another Jameer Gibbs. There's not another there's not another Jonathan Taylor out there right now. There's not another Saquon. So there's a small cream. Cream of the crop of running backs that are special. Now, Derrick Henry, he's a traditional IBAC playing in the pass happy system, but he's still different. He's different in the team he plays on. It still fits him in his style of play, in the way he runs when they use him. The goddamn right way.

[A]

Man, listen. Hey, hey, hey. Y' all know the running back devalue, bro, when you paying a damn quarterback 60, $70 million, man, please. I ain't. I ain't paying you that money for you to sit here and hand it off to somebody for no. 30 times, man, please. So that's why. And if you're not a dual, back now to where you can come out that backfield and catch that ball. Hey, man, all them dudes you talking about, Ocho? Oh, yeah.

[B]

Oh, I'm sorry. I left B. John Robinson out, too. Obviously. He just.

[A]

Yeah. Not only can they run.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Taylor, all of them, but that. But the thing is that. And see a lot of that, they've, like, they. They're using that against Lamar. They're like, lamar, you want 70 million. But that guy behind you. What they got to do with me, I appreciate. I'm playing it back there. We work hand in hand. I need my money, though. Y' all told me y' all gonna take care of me. Take care of me. And I like. And I like big bills. Yeah.

[B]

Hey, what you. What'd you say, Joe? You like.

[A]

I like big bills. Yes. I want them in big bills. Yes. Hey. Yeah. I want big bucks. No whammies. You hear me? Hey, hey. Give me the. More Woodrow Wilsons. Hello. That's $100,000 bill, Ocho. I mean, they're not in circulation. Give me a Solomon P. Chase. Yeah, yeah. Give me a Madison.

[B]

Madison?

[A]

Who is Madison? I don't got a $5,000 bill.

[B]

You think they got them for real?

[A]

They do have them for real. Absolutely. I got some. Damn. I used to collect money Ojo.

[B]

Okay. Hey, you know, hey, I collect money now.

[A]

I, I. I collect. I collect money that they no longer print. They still printing. The money that you collect, they still come. They still. They don't. They don't print, you know, anything over a hundred dollars now, but they used to. They used to print 500,000, 5,000, 10,000, 100,000. They only made like $700,000 for anybody.

[B]

That's. That's a collector of money. That Was that was around and been able to collect it like you have. Are you. Are you allowed to use it?

[A]

Oh, yeah, but they'll only give you the denomination, so it's not like they're more valuable. So if you. Let's just say you got money that say like a 5,000 or $10,000 bill, obviously when they were printed, where they were printed at. So you might have a gold certificate, or you might have a silver Certificate that was 1928 or 1934, that would be more valuable. But they're only gonna give you 10,000. They will only give you the denomination. What's on the value of the money?

[B]

Well, you know, I never heard that before, man. Let me google this, man. Let me see what that looked like, man.

[A]

You gonna go get you a couple of them?

[B]

Hell no.

[A]

Why not?

[B]

I just want to see what it looked like, Joe. I've never heard of that. I thought everything stopped at the $100.

[A]

No, no, no. They do. They do. They. But they didn't. They used to print that. They used to print that. And they had gold. So in order, if you had a gold certificate, it was redeemable in gold. So if you get in there, if I got a thousand dollars gold certificate, you would have to. I said, I want a thousand dollar worth of gold. And they would have to redeem it. They would have to give you gold or you have silver certificates. Because back then, mints were all over. You had a Philly mint, you had a Kentucky mint, you had this over here, you had a. This man over there. Hell, sure do, boy.

[B]

Oh, they do got it, boy.

[A]

What, you thought I was. Hold on. You thought I was lying. You thought I just said this for my help.

[B]

Nah, nah, I know you weren't lying. I'm just saying I'm looking at it. Listen, U.S. 5000, 1934 Federal Reserve note.

[A]

Oh, Joe. Did I just not. He just thought I was just making stuff up.

[B]

No, no, I just want to see what it looked like. Huh?

[A]

I seen the $10,000.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Yes. I started. Anybody that went to Ben you, they used to have a wall and they had $10,000 bill. They had. I think they had them like a. A million dollars in $10,000 bills. And it was in a cave. But yeah, I used to. The only thing I hate, I had an opportunity to buy a brick. A gold brick, just like they got it at the. At the resort at Fort Knox. And it was him. And you didn't buy it? Joe, I did buy it. I didn't buy it. Hey, hey, Working like we're gonna get a few of them. No, you don't want it now. Cause gold. Gold's hiding. Giraffe. Hoo ha. So you don't want to get it.

[B]

Yeah, it is.

[A]

Because back then, gold wasn't that high. Gold was probably a couple hundred dollars an ounce. Damn. Now gold, it was over 2,000, over $3,000 an ounce. But I got. I got a couple of ran. I got a couple of natural. I got a panda gold coin. But like I said, I got. I keep that stuff in the safe deposit box. I think I probably need to get rid of because my kids, they don't. They don't care nothing about that stuff. Hey, man, sound like you talking a foreign damn language when you just said. I mean, hey, Joe cool. I got a Hell are you talking about? What's up, ojo?

[B]

I'm just. I'm just saying. Listen, I know right now, like. Like uncle explained, you know, gold bricks is really high right now. The high highest. Hoo ha. But I can get you some bricks if you want to.

[A]

All white bricks.

[B]

Yeah. Like 20, right? Right now they'd be going for 23.

[A]

Them white tan ones. Them white tan bricks.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

They say you to turn big rocks into little rocks with them. Yeah, they see you the bus rocks, you take big rocks. They got no more big. Oh, you see them. Hey, hey, hey, hey. If that stuff wash up on the show and y' all was there and it was 10 bricks, what y' all gonna do? I'm walking past. I'm gonna do like dad Ross walk on by. Ah.

[B]

Hey, Joe, you said, hey. Say how. How many. How many washed up on the shore?

[A]

About 10 bricks.

[B]

Hey. Hello, 911? Yeah, one brick just rossed up on the shore.

[A]

Damn.

[B]

One brick just walked up.

[A]

Hey, Joe, I walk. Hey, I don't want nothing now. Cash is a whole different an. Is a whole different animal. Yeah, I ain't calling nobody. Oh, if, if, if, if three and a half million wash up on the shore. You just out there fishing. You just so happening. Damn, boy. Caught me at three and a half. You picked three and a half million pound tuna. Bad. Please.

[B]

Hey, hey, Unc. Hey, Unc. You ain't gonna tell nobody, but there will be signs, huh?

[A]

There'll absolutely be signs that she had a sharp. Came into a little sum of money. Hey, hey, I be thinking about that. Cause I've been seeing that when people be talking about some man. We found 8 million in cash and called the authorities. Man, damn. The authorities. I'M not doing it. I wish. I might tell the authorities. They'll never know.

[B]

Hey, funny thing. God. God. God be blessing you. You turn. You turn. Giving you a blessing back.

[A]

Hello. You want me to go against God? Oh, man, that's what I'm saying. How can I go against God? Witches. This man done blessed me. He. He put me out here at this time. He could have had me anywhere. He could have had me working anywhere in the world. Yeah. He could have had me on an airplane. He could have had me anywhere in the world. He had me right here at this very moment.

[B]

Yeah. For a reason.

[A]

Boy, look at God. Won't he do it? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, won't he?

[B]

Yeah, he will.

[A]

But.

[B]

Hey, hey, did y' all play? Y' all play Mega Man's pie ball?

[A]

We don't have it. We don't. They won't let you play. They won't let you play it in Vegas because they have casino.

[B]

Hey, Joe. You play, Joe?

[A]

Oh, I went. Got me about 20 tickets. They won but a couple dollars.

[B]

Yeah. Okay, okay, okay. Listen, I. I got a feeling. I got a feeling we gonna win that thing. You hear me? I got.

[A]

I got that same feeling, too.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

I know my brother be playing. My brother be playing. Hopefully my sister play.

[B]

I only played $7 worth, Joe on purpose.

[A]

Did you?

[B]

Yeah. You know in the Bible, the number of completion is seven. Yeah. So I'm thinking, hey, I'm gonna just play $7 worth and. And. And hope that thing hit. And it hit, you know, I mean, I ain't gonna say nothing. You know, I'm saying I'm gonna send y' all about. About 20 million a piece. And I'm slash something to the chat. But hey, I ain't gonna tell nobody, but it will be okay.

[A]

Yeah. All of a sudden, they got a big ass building going up. The Shannon Sharp Building on Savannah State campus. Yep. There'll be a sign. I got the money. Yeah. Oh, yeah. But I used to, man, when I was. When I lived in Georgia, I play. I play every. I played every drawing. Every drawing. Every. Because every car. You know, back then, it was only. Only two. That was it. It started off as two days a week, and then I think it went to like four days a week. Hell, I think they gotta draw it now every damn day. But anyway. Yeah, they do. They do, actually, because guess what? I forgot. What? I forgot what it's called. It's called something, but it's only here in Georgia they have a drawing every day. They gotta miss Me. Every time they draw, they gotta miss my. The number that I played. I just need to be right one time. They've gotta miss me. Every single time they draw, they gotta miss me. Hey, hey. And that's. And that's how the pot get high. Cause hell, everybody thinking just how you think. But the pot getting hot now, Joe. Cause, hey, they think $5 a ticket now something and $3 a ticket. I remember there was a dollar dollar, dollar dollar. I guess I'd be 50 ticket boat, you know, 50 Powerball, 50 mega million. Now they done broke me off. I can get about five or six of them now. I got a little loose $40 in my pocket. I ain't got no loose 400. Yeah. Justin Herbert and his fiance Madison Beer, looking like two love birds doing training camp. Okay, do we have the video? Oh, we got the video. Okay. Yeah.

[B]

Oh, that's so. Hey, that's so cute. Hey, you know what's funny? I think a lot of people they overreacting to a too on. If you think about it, this is after practice. You don't see all the other kids running on the feet. You see the little girl run by.

[A]

This is what you trying to say, man?

[B]

No, I'm just saying it's when practice is over and you know, everybody big,

[A]

oh, we gonna cook. After every turn, you already know what's gonna get happen. We get that love cafeteria. Are we getting those meeting rooms or we already got to feel. Yeah.

[B]

Hey, them jokes gonna fly for sure.

[A]

Hey, hey, hey. She rubbing her fingers through his eyes, man.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, he got that good. That good luscious. That good luscious.

[A]

Come on now, they young. That's a different but. Oh, you know, goodwill. That is what gonna happen when we play. It's different now.

[B]

Oh, all the. All but the family, you know. Come on.

[A]

But ain't nobody running their fingers through your hair. Now. That's what I'm talking about. No, the families were allowed to come and the kids be all on the field and they, you know. Hey, we see. You see all the time. Ed. Kids was on at the Super Bowl. On the super bowl, running on the field. And they would. Every after practice, they come. You know, Lisa let them come and they. They and kids come on the field. Yeah. No, no, no, no, no, Chad, I don't want y' all to get me wrong. No, that's been a part of it. But running the hand through the hair and picking in people.

[B]

Hey, hey. Looking like they having a little picnic out there, huh?

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. Come on, man, hell no. Teach his own, though. Teach his own. Hey, that work. Hey, that worked for y'. All.

[B]

I can't believe football season back, man.

[A]

I'm glad it's back.

[B]

I just.

[A]

Yes, sir. Let's go, cowboy. But, hey, you see, he got engaged. You see, you. Hey, the quarterback. Hey, that's like, you know what? You know what? Let's go ahead and settle this thing down. Cause it gives maturity, it gives that. You know what? I'm stable and, you know, advertisers and sponsors and endorsers, you know, it seems I'm trustworthy. I know a guy that got married in the basketball that we didn't think we gonna get married anytime soon. Didn't he, Ocho?

[B]

Oh, yeah. You know why he did.

[A]

But people call. People call.

[B]

He don't have no choice but to be the face.

[A]

Who. Ant man, who.

[B]

If you can. Who. You can hear. He ain't got no choice but to be the face. Listen, somebody got in. Hey, Joe. Somebody got in his ear. Now, listen, listen. Young boy. Young boy down there in Philly, he got one more year. I'm telling you right now. It's time for. You gonna be the man. You the one we anointing you. Okay? But this is some. This is some of the things that we need you to do. We need you in a structured environment. We need you to show some type of discipline in the way you live.

[A]

Watch that man. Ant man about to be the face of the NBA. Give him your year. Two years tops. Hey, hey, hey, hey. My boy, Dak Prescott, he said, damn, I'll let him back out. Back outside. Hey, we. Hey, Ocho, we back outside. We finna get to that money, we ain't gonna be playing this. I tried Daxi, I tried it, but, hey, she wasn't. Hey, she told me, hey, put all these stipulations on my. You can't put no stipulations on my money. I put stipulations on you. Yeah.

[B]

Hey, the funny thing about it, too, is we. We also need to pay attention. Chat. Y' all listen to this, too. Real quick. You look at all the. All the NFL players, the ones that are getting married, the ones that are getting engaged, and look at the luck that they're having behind them. And I'm not. Not luck. I'm just. It's God's work. It's God's will. Just everything seems to be going right in their life, not just on the field, but off the field as well. So that is the. That. That's a tall Tale sign that all of us need to be paying attention. Yeah, that's what I meant. Listen, I'm talking to you and you and Joe, you and Unc, you know, we need to think about settling down and putting a. Putting a ring on them fingers and. And jumping that.

[A]

I got a ring. Camera. Joe, that cap. He's in a ring. Okay. Hey, you know what? Hey, hey, hey. You know what? Hey, hey, now that I think about it, y' all did say 2027, man. We supposed to be doing something about Tucson.

[B]

Hey, y' all right around the corner now, huh?

[A]

Y' all scared? Y' all.

[B]

Hey, hey, hey. Right? It's right around the corner. Hey, hey. I ain't got. I'm already. I'm already sitting down.

[A]

Hey, you hear me?

[B]

I'm already sitting down.

[A]

Mama, go cut. Feed me some grace. I need Mama to do. Wear grace like. Hey, you gotta chill.

[B]

Oh, man.

[A]

Yeah, look.

[B]

Hey, so what you. What you think?

[A]

What? What I think about what?

[B]

All us getting married in 2027.

[A]

Look, I want people to be. Cause, you know. You know what he gonna do, man. Man, that's why uncle ain't got nobody. You know, he can't be. He can't be romantic in public. Public. To each his own. I just. Hey, if that were. If that works for them, who am I to say? But I would get me about 5,000 jokes. I remember. As soon as I see it, I'm writing jokes in my head, Probably. Guess what? I bet you got teammates that recreated that whole scene.

[B]

Yeah, they gonna be playing around, hey, redoing it in the locker room.

[A]

That's how we are. But look, I'm happy for the man. The young man found his. Believe he found his soulmate. You saw Josh.

[B]

Hard?

[A]

No. What's the Buffalo quarterback? Josh Allen. Oh, yeah. Josh Allen got married, had a kid, you know. Patrick Mahomes was early to the table. Married, three kids. Brady got married. Unfortunately, it didn't. You know, he ended up getting a divorce. But for the most part, if you go back. If we go back and look at guys that have been the face of the league, they've been married. Yeah.

[B]

It's like you. It's like you have to be, too.

[A]

For some reason, sometimes guys got married when they. They shouldn't have been married. Yeah. And that happens a lot, too. Yeah. You know, you get. Hey, hey, you get a little caught, you get a little lost in the sauce. You get caught up in the moment. Huh? You feeling good? You playing good, huh? Yeah. Pipe down, young fella. Pipe down. Turbo hey, hey, slow that thing down. Yeah, but you got. I think the thing is, is that a lot of times people have problems when they're dating and then think marriage is going to make it better. Marriage don't make anything better.

[B]

No, it just made. Once you do get married, it just magnifies everything else.

[A]

Yeah, it don't matter.

[B]

Hey, I got it. You know, I got a question too. Why, since we. On the topic of marriage, I'm just curious. Yeah, right. Especially for men like ourselves. I'm just speaking in general, just hypothetically, do you think, Joe and Unc. That marriage is a good thing in general? Being that if you look at it in its totality on the back end, it's, it's, it's really. It isn't advantageous for us.

[A]

No, it's not.

[B]

It doesn't benefit us. Benefit us in any way. Especially, you know, once things end. Especially with divorce. Even if you do have a prenup, I mean, everything you work for, you, you're still losing some of it regardless. Do you ever think like that at all? I'm just kidding.

[A]

Hey, hey, that's why it needs to have an expiration date on it. Okay. We married for. We. We in a three year marriage. Yeah. Yeah. After two years, we can come back to the. To the drawing board and. Yeah. Yeah, why not?

[B]

Hey, Joe, I ain't never heard nothing like that.

[A]

Oh, yeah? No, no. You got people that have. For every year you get married, you get a million dollars or you get $5 million, or you get $10 million. You got, you have, you have in your prenup, you gotta, you gotta stay at a certain weight. What? Yeah.

[B]

Come on, stop being funny now.

[A]

People do that. Ojo.

[B]

Hold on. A man had in his prenup for his wife to stay at a certain

[A]

weight just to get married, have a baby. You get X amount of months to get that weight up off you. Yeah, hey, that's not.

[B]

That's not our people, though.

[A]

I'm just saying.

[B]

Hey, I'm not trying to be disrespectful.

[A]

I'm just saying.

[B]

Could you imagine trying to tell a sister you got.

[A]

Hell no. What? You ain't. Hey, hey. You ain't getting married. She ain't doing it.

[B]

I ain't never heard that before.

[A]

Yeah. Do a marriage contract, man. Hey, we married for three years, two years, we come back to the drawing board if we don't like what? You know what I mean? Like a contract, Ocho, you know, we got you on a four year deal, but in year three you can come back to the drawing board. I want you to know we got a four year deal. But four years, five year deal. Before those years boardable. I'll board the hell out of. We be what it does.

[B]

And the funny thing about it too, Uncle Joe, is I see all the horror stories. I hear all the horror stories. I see some of the things that have always go wrong with marriage, you know, in general. I'm still doing anyway, man, I don't care. I don't care. Even though statistically it's right there in your face and say, you know what? Statistics are so high you really shouldn't do it. But guess what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna do it anyway. Because I remember when I was four years old, my grandma said, boy, don't touch the stove. Cause I got it on because I'm using a hot comb. What my black ass did. As soon as she went in the room, I went and touched the stove anyway.

[A]

I bet she a have to tell you that again though, did she?

[B]

She sure didn't. But the burn's still there. Hey, hey.

[A]

Cambodia got him drunk.

[B]

Yay.

[A]

Got him. Cambodia got him.

[B]

Hey. Yeah. Well, you ain't never had no Cambodian milk.

[A]

Hey.

[B]

Yeah, that's how they get them, huh?

[A]

That's why they. Why you think they put hair down there.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Hey, What? Hide the hook.

[B]

Hey.

[A]

Got it. You got him again.

[B]

Got it. Yeah.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Hey, the funny. Hey, Joe. Hey, Joe. You never had no Cambodian milk?

[A]

Nah. What's that? Huh?

[B]

Yeah. And hey, listen, I'm lactose intolerant too. What?

[A]

Yeah. What's Cambodian milk? What's that? He got one. He done went up there. He went into Boston, Massachusetts. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Oh, hey. I mean, hey, you understand? No, like. Like a four lane highway, wide open.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

[A]

Boy, that Joe. Well, damn, Ocho.

[B]

Hey, but, hey, but Joe, you got to understand now. But my antenna's wide open now.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You hear me?

[A]

Yeah. She got.

[B]

I'm paying attention. I see anything. Okay. Okay. That don't look right. Yeah, I come on back down. I come on back down off that hat quick.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. Hey, don't let it fool you. Cause we was out and you know, he up there, he looking at cowboy like. Oh, Ocho, your boy, you know, right here, you know. Hey, you want to talk to me? What? I like what day? I should have just got y' all tickets. I could have stayed home for this. The hell? Yeah.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Sometimes, you know, you know, Sometimes, you know, it, you Know, it takes time, finding the right one, even at 58, you know, I like, you know, it's all about timing, Joe, you know, you know, God, I get it, I get it.

[A]

But I want y', all, I want to have what they call it when you go Instagram, when you make it Instagram official. I need to make me an Instagram official.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Hey, hey, you know, when you break out with that something, you know what I'm saying? I would. I'm right behind Joe. Hey, Ocho, you first, and then Joe and then, you know, hey, coming up. Break it up. The ground.

[B]

Look, you gotta. You gotta do a soft, soft launch. Just do a soft launch.

[A]

So I just put a hand. I just put somebody hand on it, huh? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[B]

There you go. There you go.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Hey, hey, post a picture with both of y'. All and you can, you can see you. And you just put emoji over her face.

[A]

Yeah. Hey, you know the middle of that guru go bad, they gonna be on that thing. Who is this? You go through all the followers, anybody that could potentially, like, they go cross reference in 10 minutes, they gonna find her trust and believe they gonna be in the final in 10 minutes. I don't give a damn who it is.

[B]

Hey, but, hey, I just had to ask that question. Especially when it comes to marriage, that's something that we obviously, obviously it's a sports show, but something that we never really cover. And many of us, especially at those that have money, there's really no benefit when it comes to marriage, especially when women are fed up or you having to meet certain expectations. Long term, for us, many of us don't have the discipline to be able to do so long term. And we end up falling short in that category most of the time, losing most of our money that we worked hard and earned. And women's rebuttal is, well, if you did right, you wouldn't have any problems. And it's easier said than done. As opposed to being a man and having to. Having to do it, especially with the resources and resources and accessibility that we do have, is very difficult. I think for them. They really don't understand how hard it is at times for us to be in alignment over time.

[A]

Long term, yeah, for sure.

[B]

It's important. Finding the right one to be able to take that journey with.

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