Best of NFL News Part 2: Unc & Ocho WARN the Jaguars to be CAUTIOUS playing Travis Hunter BOTH WAYS in 2026, OBJ BACK to the Giants?!

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Episode: Best of NFL News Part 2: Unc & Ocho WARN the Jaguars to be CAUTIOUS playing Travis Hunter BOTH WAYS in 2026, OBJ BACK to the Giants?!

Hosts: Shannon Sharpe (“Unc”) & Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson (“Ocho”)
Date: April 4, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this lively and unfiltered Nightcap episode, NFL legends Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson cover the latest major storylines from the league, give candid takes and predictions, and dig deep on personalities and roster moves. Main focuses include Tom Brady’s hint at a second unretirement, potential blockbuster trades, Odell Beckham Jr.’s possible return to New York, the Jaguars’ usage of Travis Hunter, the looming NFL referee dispute, and more. The episode’s signature is the authentic locker room banter between Unc and Ocho—part insight, part hilarity.
Skip to content starting at [03:30].

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Tom Brady’s Unretirement Rumors ([03:30]-[10:01])

• Brady admitted he explored returning to the NFL but was blocked by league rules regarding his Raiders ownership stake.
• Ocho’s take:
  "Being a minority owner kind of ruins the possibility of coming back." ([03:56])
• Offensive line is key: Shannon: "Brady ain’t gonna be able to take… He don't want to get hit. As you get older, you want to get hit less and less." ([04:25])
• On NFL's power:
  Shannon challenges the notion the league can actually stop someone from unretiring (“They might discourage it, but how do they stop him?” [06:36])
• Business comes first:
  Shannon explains Brady would need to divest ownership before a real comeback, which he didn’t do—"If he wanted to do it, he’d have done it." ([08:55])

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2. Potential Trades: A.J. Brown, Miles Garrett, and the Eagles ([12:33]-[15:14])

• A.J. Brown’s future:
  • Ocho predicts A.J. will leave Philly for Cleveland (“I really think A.J. Brown will probably end up in Cleveland...” [12:53]).
  • Shannon sees minimal chance A.J. Brown stays an Eagle: “There’s a greater chance he’s not on the Eagles.” ([13:37])
• Possible trade scenarios:
  • Packages for Miles Garrett floated (A.J. Brown + draft picks; Jalen Carter + picks).
• Ocho stakes his claim as an NFL insider:
  “Miles Garrett to the Eagles. OO said it first. I just beat Adam Schefter.” ([15:14])

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3. Odell Beckham Jr. Back to the Giants? ([15:34]-[19:54])

• Head Coach Harbaugh open to OBJ comeback:
  “If Odell is an option, then we’ll be looking at him for sure.” ([15:34])
• Ocho on OBJ’s potential:
  • Veteran presence needed for mentorship (“...help Malik Nabers. Both went to the same college. When you’re that young... you recover like Wolverine.” [16:20])
  • “We don’t need you to be that guy. What we do need you to do is be a viable option for Jackson Dart.” ([16:20])
• Unc and Ocho reflect on OBJ’s trajectory:
  “Sometimes you don’t realize what you have until it’s gone. Sometimes, the best place is right where you are.” ([19:33])

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4. Kyler Murray’s Fit with the Vikings ([19:54]-[24:10])

• Coach O’Connell on Murray:
  Intends to build an offense to maximize Kyler’s dual threat, especially to “open up” Justin Jefferson ([19:54]).
• Ocho’s excitement:
  “Justin Jefferson gets a quarterback that can make something happen when a play call doesn’t go right.” ([20:52])
• Unc on change of scenery:
  “Sometimes a breath of fresh air is what we need.” ([23:57])
• Money decisions:
  “When you dealing with that kind of money, I’ll bite the bullet on that one.” ([21:59])

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5. Banter and Personal Life Talk ([24:10]-[32:39])

Lively personal discussion between Unc and Ocho about relationships and aging—fun and raunchy, with jokes about sexual performance products.
Skip summary unless interested in the show’s signature comedic off-topic segments.

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6. Travis Hunter’s Two-Way Role with Jaguars—Risk or Reward? ([32:39]-[38:14])

• Coaching staff on balancing his snaps:
  Liam Cohen: “Blend his offseason schedule… more focus per day on one side…” ([32:39])
• Ocho’s optimism:
  “He’s the Ferrari… in the garage this season due to injury. I’m excited for him, hopefully he comes back healthy and puts on a little more muscle.” ([33:21])
• Unc urges caution:
  “I’d be really cautious because I don’t want to over-stress it… That’s a lot of taxing, that’s a lot of planting, cutting going one way… I would just say be cautious.” ([34:27])
• Team invested heavily:
  “You traded up and gave up a first round draft pick to do this. He has to be every bit of what you thought.” ([35:39])

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7. NFL's Looming Referee Strike and Replacement Official Debate ([38:14]-[43:57])

• Current CBA expiring, labor talks stalled.
  NFL proposing 6.45% growth; refs want more and better benefits.
• Unc’s perspective:
  “This notion that we want the best. No you don’t. You want the most affordable.” ([40:02])
• Ocho on impact:
  “I think it does affect the integrity of the game... the best officials at the highest level are those familiar with the game.” ([39:16])
• Officials’ health benefits lacking:
  “They have historically lacked traditional medical coverage… that was a really sticking point for them.” ([42:44])

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8. College Football Private Jet Spending ([43:57]-[47:57])

• Biggest private jet spenders:
  • Alabama, Nebraska, Michigan top the list (over $1 mil).
  • Ocho jokes about “Wyoming’s $3,000 trip must've just circled the runway.” ([45:06])
• Ocho laments Oregon State’s financial disadvantage:
  “There's such a huge imbalance with Oregon State and Oregon...” ([46:30])
• Elite facilities:
  Brief tangent on Oregon’s famed athletic investments and shoe access (Phil Knight connection). ([47:46])

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Brady ain't gonna be able to take punishment…as you get older, you want to get hit less and less.” —Shannon ([04:25])
• “Sometimes you don’t realize what you have until it’s gone.” —Shannon ([19:33])
• "Miles Garrett to the Eagles. OO said it first. I just beat Adam Schefter." —Ocho ([15:14])
• “He’s the Ferrari… I’m excited for him, hopefully he comes back healthy and puts on a little more muscle.” —Ocho on Travis Hunter ([33:21])
• “This notion that we want the best. No you don’t. You want the most affordable.” —Shannon, on the league's priorities ([40:02])
• “I think it does affect the integrity of the game…many more [mistakes] than what we already have…” —Ocho, on using replacement refs ([39:16])

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 03:30 — Tom Brady’s possible comeback, league roadblocks, and offensive line needs.
• 12:33 — A.J. Brown trade speculation; future of Miles Garrett and the Eagles.
• 15:34 — Odell Beckham Jr.’s possible Giants return and role as veteran receiver.
• 19:54 — Kyler Murray’s arrival in Minnesota and the need for a fresh start.
• 32:39 — Travis Hunter’s two-way plans & Unc’s warning on post-injury workload.
• 38:14 — NFL referee labor dispute and the risks of using replacement officials.
• 43:57 — College football programs’ private jet spending and school resource discussion.

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Tone & Language

• Genuine, unfiltered locker-room banter; both informative and comedic.
• Hosts use direct, everyday language; Ocho brags about his prediction record and both riff on historical and personal NFL experiences.
• Plenty of playful and explicit jokes, particularly in unscripted off-topic stretches—true to their “hang out” Nightcap brand.

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Conclusion

This episode of Nightcap balances breaking NFL headlines and predictions with signature real talk, honest critiques of team decisions, and personal storytelling. Unc and Ocho’s dynamic chemistry delivers both laughs and expertise, making the episode a must for fans craving analysis with authentic personality.

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[Sports Analyst 1]

Tom Brady, who last played in 2022 and since become a minority owner with the Las Vegas Raiders, revealed that he explored the possibility of unretiring a second time but was rebuffed by the league when he broached the subject. I actually have inquired. They don't like that idea very much. So I'm going to leave it at that. We explored a lot of different things and I'm very happily retired. Let me just say that I like that Ocho.

[Sports Analyst 2]

I like it a lot. I think obviously being a minority owner kind of ruins the possibility of actually coming back. But I'm more concerned with if you do come back, who would have been the team you to come back to play for? Because the Bucs, they're solidified with Baker, who I think, yeah, who's going to get a big deal this offseason. I think at some point, obviously the, the Patriots quarterback situation is solidified as well. So if he was to make a return we're actually with Brady would have been playing.

[Sports Analyst 1]

He want to go somewhere where they got weapons. Y' all know that man ain't. Because he, he ain't trying to go nowhere where he, you know, he want to go Somewhere where they already got some. Some good receivers, maybe even a good back, you know, some weapons he can use to his advantage. And y' all know what that said. My question is, where. What type of offensive line he gonna have? Brady ain't gonna be able to take Atlanta. Miss last year. Atlanta? Yeah. Why not? I just want to know where he go. Who's the offensive line? Because you saw how easy he was going down his final year in Tampa. He doesn't want to get hit. As you get older, you're less. You. You want to get hit less and less. I think now he's three, four years removed from taking a final hit. He. He just still got the itch. Uncle Ocho, he love to play, man. You can tell. Well, he better go up against a wall and scratch his back like we do in the country, you know, he's got a picture. You go against the wall. Yeah, okay. Hey, I get flag football and they talk about, oh, look at Brady dodge this rusty.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah, okay. Yeah, that's. Child, please.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Hey, man, Brady say he take good care of himself, man. Y'. All. Y' all saying he can't. Yeah, he does, but he ain't you. He ain't had a 280 pound man fall on him in four years. He can't follow him no more. You gotta brace yourself now.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Oh, yeah, you sure can't hear. You sure can't put your weight on the quarterback, huh?

[Sports Analyst 1]

Hey, but the 15 yard penalty, he probably. He can't take that. He can't take punishment. It's legit, bro. And Brady was not mobile. So you got to go somewhere that has an outstanding offensive line. Actually, the best offensive line in football last year were the Broncos. They got both Knicks. What a good defense. It sounds good. I think Brady got us talking like, oh, Brady could come back. Y' all need to stop this.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Hey, well, listen, if the NFL had allowed it, even though he's a minority owner, how did.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Let me ask you a question. How do they stop you from unretiring? What did they say? Tell me what. Tell me what they can do to stop. If somebody. If some team want to sign him. Tell me what they can say to make you to say no. They might have discouraged it, but how do they stop him from unretiring you? Him not having his. His sponsorships and all that.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah.

[Sports Analyst 1]

What sponsorship? Yeah, he gonna have to. He gonna have to put that. That 37 million that he's making per year for Fox. But guess what? Fox will hold that job for him until he comes back because he's Tom Brady. Now again, I'm gonna ask Ocho. Ocho, tell me what the NFL can do to say, you know, what they. They. Like I said they might can discourage you. But if a team signed you, how do they say no?

[Sports Analyst 2]

Obviously, uncle, if you're a minority order for a team, I don't think you'd

[Sports Analyst 1]

have to divest that. We understand that. You'd have to divest your interest. You can't be a minority owner.

[Sports Analyst 2]

That would be the only. That would only be the only way they can discourage it. Is he going to want to divest that? Probably not serious about coming back. Hell, forget that goddamn ownership.

[Sports Analyst 1]

But that's the thing. Because if he was serious about coming back, he'd have did that first. You'd heard Bright Brady divest his shares with the Raiders. That would have signaled us what, just like when. When Miles Garrett quietly reworked the language in his contract. What did that signal? Ocho? There's a possibility that Miles Garrett might get traded. I don't think he. I don't think he would, you know, get out his deal with the Raiders or give up his percentage until he knew for sure it was a chance. But what but right.

[Sports Analyst 2]

The right.

[Sports Analyst 1]

You make $37 million a year. Think about this. You make $37 million a Year. You work 20 weeks a year. You got up, you bought 5% of the Las Vegas Raiders. That's gonna pay you whatever you. Whatever the 5% was, whatever you put up, you're gonna get. You're gonna make your 5% back in 5 years to come back and play what, one more year?

[Sports Analyst 2]

Maybe that's. Maybe that's what he want, huh? I mean, you. I mean, it makes sense to you, but in his position where with money at this point, I mean, we talk about Tom Brady.

[Sports Analyst 1]

You know why I know it didn't make sense to him? Because he didn't do it. He didn't do it because if he'd wanted to do. When does something ever stop Tom Brady from doing what he wanted to do? For the. For the longest time. And I don't. We're not going to bring. Try to. But for the longest time his ex wife wanted him to do what? O come home, retire. And he kept doing what. And there's probably a pretty good chance that that might have cost him his marriage. So if Tom Brady wanted to actually do something. Tom Brady don't talk about it. Tom Brady. Yeah, so you're right. I mean, you're making that kind of money, but. Okay, and like I said, Fox would have hold that job. They would put Olson, who does a great job, they'd have put him back in the number one spot until Tom Brady came back. Came back and then Todd didn't put Tom right back in the number one spot and also would have been to the number two spot. But the likelihood of him being able to get in the Raiders at the price that he got in, say what, two years ago, probably wouldn't have been there.

[Sports Analyst 2]

So I know one thing where they smoke this fire. If the conversation is being had, he must have been serious about it.

[Sports Analyst 1]

No, because if he just. He was serious about it. He divested his shares. He ain't divest them shares. See, the. The Browns. See the Browns are potentially serious about doing what? Moving Miles Garrett Rio, because they did put this. Because they didn't want that dead money on their cap. What good is that? Ocho, if I got. If, if we trade him. But we got $29 million a day cap space. Let the Cowboys or let the Eagles or let the Bears or let whoever trade for them. Let them deal with that cow head, not us. And they. And I think the Browns are coming to the realization, like, as great as Miles is, I don't know if we can win with just him. We need a lot more pieces than Miles Garrett. We need like four Miles Garrett, but we need another one on defense and we need three more on offense. I'm not saying Miles Garrett per se, but I'm saying a Miles Garrett player. So. It doesn't matter, Ocho. It doesn't matter how great you are. The NFL's not stopping. It doesn't matter how great you are in basketball. The NFL, guess what? They didn't stop when Jordan retired. They didn't stop when Kobe retired. They're not going to stop when LeBron retired. They're going to keep making money. And I don't care how great the player is. Them sports league babe Roof retired. Hank Aaron retired. Barry Bonds retired. Every great player you know has a shelf life. And guess what? They keep booking up. They keep booking. It is what it is. It's the harsh reality of it. No matter how great you are, they're gonna move on to the next eventually on to the next high. Roseman had a stock answer for every question about A.J. brown that he fielded from the local media. I understand there's an interest in A.J. brown's story. I unfortunately have a home under a rock. But my answer to any question on AJ Is AJ Brown is a member of the Eagles. From my perspective, anything you ask me about A.J. i'm going to right back to that answer, but I understand the interest. I put it on TV and I see there's interest. But my answer is, A.J. brown is a member of the Philadelphia Eagles.

[Sports Analyst 2]

You gonna keep. Listen, he gonna keep it politically correct. You expect him to say that? You know, he's not gonna, he's not gonna pour gasoline on the fire, you know, but we, we, we, we, we know. I think. I think A.J. brown, time is up. You know, in Philly, he did his due diligence while he was there. He's frustrated with offense, he's frustrated with his usage. I think. I think he will be somewhere. Now, where he will be, I don't know. I don't know. But I, I can see the scenario. And I'm telling you right now, Chat. When it comes to me guessing and, and foreseeing the future on where players are going, I'm like 10 for 10. I'm like 10 for 10, Chad. Now you know that I really think A.J. brown will probably end up in Cleveland. And I can see Miles Garrett going to play meaningful, meaningful football and being. Being in the playoffs this year with the Eagles. I'm telling you now, now, if I'm lying, I'm flying and I'm sitting right here in my chair.

[Sports Analyst 1]

It's just hard for me to see a scenario where he is with the Eagles. I think there's a greater percent, a greater chance that he's not on the Eagles, that he is with the Eagles. I think what Dallas did last year was pick up Pickens after the draft. I think, you know, I think Dallas, I think the Eagles really want to hold on to that. Want to hold on and see Cleveland. What y' all really trying to do now? Cuz, you know, we can make it worth your while.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Are you.

[Sports Analyst 1]

We can give you AJ and two player two first or we can give you Jaylen Carter in two first. We can make it worth your while because we just signed George Davis. You got Hunt. I think that's what the guy. Last year. I think Jordan Davis outperformed Jalen Carter. So miles garrett. Jordan davis got on the other side with braun, cooper, dijon. They got wolf. They got mitchell.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Wait, wait, wait, wait. Wallen.

[Sports Analyst 1]

That's where he left Seattle.

[Sports Analyst 2]

That's where he went.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Oh, yeah,

[Sports Analyst 2]

I like that. Yeah, I like that. I think it's gonna happen. Miles Garrett to the Eagles. OO said it first. I just beat. I beat Adam Schefter.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Jazz Giants head coach John Harbaugh confirmed that the team has discussed a potential Reunion with free agent wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. Saying if Odell is an option, then we'll be looking at him for sure. Harbaugh and OBJ remain close relationship after coaching him in 2023, where he had 35 catches, 565 yards and three touchdowns. OBJ hasn't played since 2024 and was suspended six games in 2025 for a PED violation. Both Jackson Dart and Malik neighbors have reportedly told the team they support adding him. Oo look. And I think he made some spectacular catches in the.

[Sports Analyst 2]

He moving.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Moving real well. I think they got people. Can he help the Giants or just. Just a few.

[Sports Analyst 2]

I think he could help the Giants, especially what he could do. Listen, we. We don't need you to be that guy. We don't need you to be Odell Beckham that made the one hand catch. What we do need you to do is be a viable option for Jackson Dart. That's it. You know, as a veteran presence in that locker room, help Malik neighbors. Obviously you guys have relationship. Both went to the same college. You know, Malik neighbors coming off ACL again, I'm sure he's going to. To be somewhat of what he was before. Before he got hurt. He's very. He's very young. You know, when you. When you're that young, unk and it's time to recover, you got. Damn you he like goddamn Wolverine. You hear me? Especially with technology and the rehab, the rehab process that you. That they have today, I think would be a good look for. For Odell to be able to go back to New York and finish what he started.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah, man. Ojo they get you on, man, they get you on that damn bike and they get you on that machine where they bend your knee. They got that machine that bent. Yeah. Cause they're keeping that right emotion. You don't want. Hey, you want to keep that range of motion and your ass working out five days a week. It ain't like a normal like you and I. We get hurt now, Ocho. We got two days a week. That's all insurance gonna cover. Now if you want to pay more

[Sports Analyst 2]

at your own, that's on you.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah, but the only thing insurance is going to cover is two days a week in the NFL, you going to get five days a week. And they might. And if it's a home, guess what? Oh, they have your ass there on Saturday before they take off. I know because I. We had a lot of guys that had ACLs and things like that. Oh, you get into five days a week. You get that two hours. You get that two hours sometimes. A lot of times they'd have them come like at 9 o', clock, because the guys that's going to, you know, you're trying to get them back to play, you know, they get their 7 o' clock meetings started 9 or, or special teams might start at 8:30, 8:15, something like that. So you got to go. And so they have those guys to come once you start your meeting. So 9 o', clock, they get there 9:15. But

[Sports Analyst 2]

yeah, I like that. Remember wand Wanda, right? Did I say that right? Robinson, excuse me, Tennessee over there with, with Cam. So Odell would be perfect, you know, in that slot position. I mean, I, I like it. Huh? I like it. I like it. He seems healthy. He's moving really well. Obviously, I know it's just flag football, but flag football, obviously you get, you get to see a small sample size of a, of a player and, and how healthy he is, you know, being able to move around and out there competing. Obviously, we know the NFL is completely different, but for sure, I, I, I, I like it for Odell, man. I think he really wants to play and he just needs the opportunity. You just need the opportunity because he can still make plays, he can still get open. He is still one hell of a player, you know, when it comes to, you know, run after catch or getting the ball in his hands, I think, I think he can do, he can do some damage. It depends on how much they use him. It's all about opportunities. How many opportunities are you going to give him?

[Sports Analyst 1]

You know, I would love to see what he could have been had he stayed healthy, had he stayed in the Giants, had he stayed with the Giants.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Hey, he was on a hell of a run.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Sometimes you don't realize what you have until it's gone. You think, Ocho, we talk about this all the time. You all, everybody always think the grass green on the other side. And sometimes the best place for you is right the hell where you are.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Mm.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I bet he wish he had never left New York.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Probably.

[Sports Analyst 1]

He was never really the same player. The injuries. I think he broke his ankle before he left the Giants. Then he tore that acl. Remember? Ocho did. He tore that ACL again in the Super Bowl. Vikings head coach Kevin o' Connell spoke on Kyler Murray, saying, what we're going to attempt to do to put Kyler in an offense that can be comfortable with anytime Calamari drops back with the ball, defenses have to really think twice about double teams. On Justin Jefferson with this type of explosive athleticism, if he does get out of the pocket, it can be a huge play and change the dynamic of the game.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Ocho, you like this. You said you like Kyler going to the bike. You like with JJ and Addison and Hawkinson coming back healthy. That defense playing really well if they can still play at the level that they played at over the last couple of years. But you like this signing you like you what you're hearing.

[Sports Analyst 2]

God damn right I like it. Listen, I like the fact that Justin Jefferson gets a quarterback. Not only get a quarterback that he gets a quarterback that's not just stationary. He gets a quarterback that obviously they're going to make sure they put a system around him that. That plays to his strengths. With that, you have a quarterback that can also play off script when things don't go well, when things fall apart, he can make something happen. Having a quarterback that can make something happen, you know, and make a play. When an offensive play call is called and it doesn't go right, I see second chance, not points, second chance opportunities for all those receivers.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yes.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Whether it's Justin Jefferson, whether it's Addison, whether it's Hawkinson, obviously, I'm not sure who the running back is because I let. They let Aaron Jones go, right?

[Sports Analyst 1]

No, no, no.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Oh, he restructured and he took a pay cut then. Okay, so. So he did stay. I like, I like the addition. I. I actually, I love the addition, you know, because of what he can do. He can play from the pocket. I think most of the time he's gonna probably be in the gun. He's gonna. He's gonna be in the gun. So he already has an advantage of not having to be on the sitter and drop back and not being able to see, you know, over that offensive line. So I think. I think they're gonna be all right. I think they're gonna be all right.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah, I like this. It had run its course in Arizona. I feel both needed a break from each other. You know, I don't know. I don't know if they. He really trusted them after the. The language that they put in the contract. I don't know why. First of all, I don't know why his agent allowed him. Allowed them to put that in his contract. And I don't know why he signed. Well, I do know why he signed it. 200 damn million dollars. That's why I signed it. Hey, I mean, hey, Ocho, you got to be on time. 200 million, man. I would be here before time. As A matter of fact, I'm gonna cut my camera on. On days that we don't have the show, just to make sure if we do got the show, I'm not late, right? That's why he signed the contract. So let me take that back. But I don't know why. I do know why. Because there are times that there are things, Ocho, when you dealing with that kind of money you like. Man, please. I'll go ahead and bite the bullet on that one. I'll bite the bullet on that one. But what I don't get, Ocho, with some of these guys is that when I signed my contract, I was already thinking about today's contract. Man, I'm trying to get. Hey, I'm trying to have me two good years on this contract. They tell that thing, come back and see me again. Yeah, that's how. That's what I thought. Now, everybody don't think like that with that, man, I'm straight.

[Sports Analyst 2]

You ain't never straight. I wanna. Hey, listen, I'm trying to hit their ass across the head one more time. And I want to make sure I'm better than everybody else coming behind me, because there's always somebody coming one more time.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I want to keep hitting him. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I'll be like, car, too. You know how? Car, yeah, he'd be going in the ground. That's what I'm trying to hit him.

[Sports Analyst 2]

He's that video game at the fair where they got, you know, it got the big. That's how I'm doing. I'm trying to do them like that every time.

[Sports Analyst 1]

So, yeah, every time we'll pop up. I've tried to hit him on his head, but, yeah, I. I think, you know, and sometimes Ocho is just good to get a fresh start. Sometimes a breath of fresh air is what we need.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Hey, listen, he got that recalibrate.

[Sports Analyst 1]

You have a better appreciation. Like, you know, maybe you look at like, man, hey, things weren't as bad as we thought, because things are different everywhere you go. There's no situation that's exactly how you had it. Where you left from. That's with anything. Ain't no job. You leave one job, the job ain't the same. The people are different. The way they do business is different. You leave a relationship, she ain't exactly like this last one, yo, she just nasty. But she might not be. You know what I'm saying? Don't you? Might not be.

[Sports Analyst 2]

But who you telling?

[Sports Analyst 1]

You know,

[Sports Analyst 2]

I've changed. I've changed. Oh, yeah. I've changed. They love to say I used to deal with you. I used to date you long time ago. I'm not the same person Monday that I am Friday. I'm completely. I'm completely. I've evolved from Monday to Friday. So what, you dated, what, you dated, you know, two, three years ago? I'm not the same person no more. I continue to evolve with time.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Oh, you freaky or.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Huh?

[Sports Analyst 1]

God damn.

[Sports Analyst 2]

I ain't say all that.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I'm just saying, you know, you ain't you that baby. God damn.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Nah, I just, you know, I mean,

[Sports Analyst 1]

they say the more comfortable she is, the freaking she gets for your joke.

[Sports Analyst 2]

That's what they say. That's what they say. Sometimes they don't even. It don't even take comfort. It all depends on your zeros. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Depending on your zeros, man, you. You might not even know who she is.

[Sports Analyst 1]

They say that the more educational woman

[Sports Analyst 2]

have the freedom, especially, Especially this. I also heard the ones that wear the glasses that look like librarians.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. They think they had them glasses.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah, yeah, I'm listening. I'm telling you. But hurt. I'm not saying I experience it. I'm just telling you. What.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Go ahead and take the thing around you. Let me get them. Let me go help you with him. I don't want you to mess him up.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Oh, oh, four eyes, huh?

[Sports Analyst 1]

Oh, you got it in here. Yeah, but, but see, here's the thing. No, I mean, oo is that if you got them. Them on you.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Hey, hey, speaking of them things. Hey, where, where my shipment?

[Sports Analyst 1]

You got to put it in April 1st.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Okay, okay, okay. That, that's what, tomorrow next? That's Wednesday. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Sports Analyst 1]

You done went through all this.

[Sports Analyst 2]

They, they all, they. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I. Yes, I, I did.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I did. Hold on, Ocho. Let me find out. You walking around the house like this. God dang. Come on.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Listen, it's new for me because I've never taken anything like that. And the fact that it got me feeling like I'm 21, 22 again.

[Sports Analyst 1]

It absolutely will.

[Sports Analyst 2]

It's a good thing. It's a good thing. It's a good thing. So. Yeah, yeah, I'm on E. I've been on E for a while. I just didn't want to say anything publicly. I didn't want people to judge me because, you know, people on the outside, they, they, they. They tend to judge, you know, that's okay. Yeah. So.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Damn,

[Sports Analyst 2]

man.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Oo, not all the time. Oh, every time.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah. Ain't that the point? Or you Do I. Am I supposed to. Am I supposed to save something for special occasions?

[Sports Analyst 1]

Oh, my goodness.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Oh, I know what I don't want to do, uncle, is I don't want to get addicted to it. I don't want to.

[Sports Analyst 1]

You done got addicted. What do you mean? You, you don't. You already addicted?

[Sports Analyst 2]

I don't think so. I think I could stop if I need to.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I mean, literally. Well, technically, a D, I, C, K

[Sports Analyst 2]

did, but we.

[Sports Analyst 1]

The D, D, I, C, T. Well,

[Sports Analyst 2]

technically, I'm not addicted because I haven't had any. I've run out for a while and I've been okay.

[Sports Analyst 1]

She know the difference.

[Sports Analyst 2]

You think so?

[Sports Analyst 1]

Hell, yeah.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah. Wait. Yeah. She ain't tell me that. I gotta ask, bro. I got to ask. I got. I gotta ask. Because, I mean, usually if. If there's a difference, I would hope she would come to me and say, listen, I don't know what you. What was going on, but whatever you gave me on Monday, I want that back.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah, Brad, you know, the first time. Bring that wood. Leave that second one that you came with. Leave him on,

[Sports Analyst 2]

Please.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah. Yes. You know the difference?

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah, you. You know, I, I. Matter of fact, I can't deal with that. I can't deal with that. I can't. I can't. I can't. Because that, that would be a blow, honestly. And to tell me something. To tell me something like that. And I feel like I'm putting in work and I'm. I feel like I'm doing what I'm supposed to do. And the fact that I didn't take something, you know, and you come and tell me, well, it ain't what it. It ain't. It ain't what it. What it was.

[Sports Analyst 1]

They tell you. She told. Lady told me. She told me. Chick told me what happened. Cause it was the first time, you know, I'm going, hey, like I said, I. Look, I'm a good quarterback, been to a Pro bowl, but I wanted to be okay.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Okay.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I wanted to go to multiple Pro Bowls. I wanted multiple MVPs. I wanted a. I want to try to stir it like, yes, sir. You know what I'm saying?

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yes, sir.

[Sports Analyst 1]

So I put it on him.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yes, sir. Hey. Hey. First impressions. It lasts forever now.

[Sports Analyst 1]

She said, boy, you wouldn't lie. She said. She said, boy, you were lying, man. I swear. Ocho, I finished. Ocho. She got on her knees, she's looking up on the bed. She opened up the closet. I was like, what you looking for? She said, who helped you? She said, ain't no way no one did that right there, what you did to me. She said, ain't no way what person did what you did. So you know me, Ocho. Hey, when I'm gonna see you again, I have it on me. You know, I wouldn't let you out. I thought I did. So you know I did. You know what I'm saying? You know how you have the Candymans? I come back and do the rest tomorrow. You know, next time I. I come back, when I get, I call her, say, so, what's up? What's going on? She's like, I ain't doing nothing. I said, when I'm gonna see you again? She said, what you got going on tomorrow or Thursday? Because this was. I said, I ain't got nothing. She said, okay, I'll be. I'll be free Thursday after 8 o'. Clock. I said, okay, I see you at 8. She say, Shannon, she said, bring that dick you had the first time. Okay? I want it. I want it on Joe. I want it. So ever since then, hey, they're the real deal. Y' all need to go on and get your. Get your get the sparks now. Hey, guys, I ain't lying to you now. Ocho told you. If prescribed, new sexual health patients get 15 off their first order of sparks on a reoccurring plan. Connect with the provider at Ro Co nightcap. That's Ro Co Nightcap to find out if prescription roast sparks are right for you. Man. Hey, man, look at oo, man. Oh, you know what? I should write a book.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Hey, boy, if somebody told. Hey, boy, if somebody told me that, boy, hey, I bet. You know what? Don't even worry about it.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah, I'm worried about it.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Don't even worry about it.

[Sports Analyst 1]

At best believe.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah, see, that's I. I need to.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Hey, hey, Ro. If y' all listening, y' all need to come out with that liquid.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Oh, hey, that.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Y' all need to come out.

[Sports Analyst 2]

So. Getting your system faster, huh? I like that. I like that. I like that. Hey, I like that.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Like that GLP that they came out with.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Boy, that was. Oh, that was a good one. Boy, that was a good one.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Whenever Travis Hunter is cleared to return to the practice field this spring, he will be spending more time each day taking reps on both sides of the ball. That's a change from his rookie season, where he spent the bulk of his otas in minicamp on offense. Liam Cohen, who's the head coach, says, I think we're going to blend this offseason schedule with him a little bit better than what we did last year, which is more like focus per day on one side of the ball, as we did in the season, where he was more back and forth on both sides of the ball throughout the day. That might be a little bit more. We're trending. Hunter is coming off season, season ending knee surgery and will eventually be medically cleared to return to OTAs. Ocho, do you like this?

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah, I, I, I like it. I love it. It's what he did in college. Obviously, we, we had debates about whether would he, whether he would be able to do it at the highest level, being how much it would take out of him based on the type of players and talent he would be going against, whether he's playing a DB or whether he's playing a receiver. And we feel for him to be actually great, he has to play one position, but he made it clear, he made it known that wherever he goes, he would love to play both sides, you know, both sides, you know, of the ball. So for Travis Hunter, who we, who we call the Ferrari, you know, was, you know, the Ferrari was in the garage, you know, this season due to injury. So I'm hoping, you know, he comes back healthy and, and he's ready, puts on a little bit more muscle to prevent, you know, small injuries like this based on the workload that he's going to have having to play both sides of the ball. So I'm excited, I'm excited for him. Hopefully you can have success in doing both. And even if you're not great on both sides of the ball, if you can be good and give your team what they need at that position and make the plays you made being instinctive like you were in college, I mean, I think it's a good thing.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I think I'll be cautious. Ocho, because he's coming off okay. Yeah, season needs an insert. Season ending knee surgery. I would be really cautious because I don't want to, I don't want to, I don't want to over stress it. And I understand that, you know, you want to do a better job of blending him and have him going back and forth, but that's a lot of taxing, that's a lot of planting, cutting going one way and that's a lot of backpedaling, dipping, planting, coming the other way. So I would just, I would just say be cautious with that. But there's no, no, no question. His conditioning. But I. I want to see it. Yeah, I want to see it. He believes that he can play 75 plays, playing both ways. I mean. No, he believes he can play an entire game, both offense and defense. I think that's a bit. That's asking a bit much, but I think, hey, let's find out. He believes it. They believe it. Because the only way this works, Ocho, you traded up and you traded a first round draft pick to do this. So for me, it has to work. He has to be every bit of what you thought you were getting when you traded that pick, because basically they

[Sports Analyst 2]

moved up, what, one spot at two.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah. So Parker Washington, Jr. Parker Washington played extremely well. I like. I think they got a tight end named Strange. I think he played well. Now they're gonna be without. They lose Travis A Chan.

[Sports Analyst 2]

A Chan. Yeah. Not atn.

[Sports Analyst 1]

It's not atn. I don't know who the other receiver is.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Wait, hey, wait a minute. Didn't. Who just went to the 49ers,

[Sports Analyst 1]

huh?

[Sports Analyst 2]

Parker Washington. Not. He's still there.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Okay.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Christian. I'm thinking about Kirk, but Christian Kirk, you know, he went from. He went from the Jags. Okay, Houston.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Houston 49. Okay. Okay. I keep. I get Christian Kirk and him mixed up.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Said he moved up three spots. I appreciate that, bro, but I know they gave. I mean, they gave him a first round draft pick to move us three spots. And so when you move up, that. That guy's got to be a difference. Absolutely. Got to be a difference maker. And so, huh? Jacobe Myers.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Oh, yeah, they got him.

[Sports Analyst 1]

No, they got him from the Raiders.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah, I forgot about Jacobe. Jacobe.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah, they got. Jacobe Myers is the other receiver. So Parker Washington, Jacoby Myers, Strange, Christian Kirk was gone last year. And so Trav is in. Will be in the mix.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Jacobe. Hey, Jacobe was balling too, when he came.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Oh, yeah, for sure. And. And Trev, he seemed like this. This offense is kind of suited the coaches, the coach. He and Liam seemed to be on the same wavelength. This is why they selected him number one. This is why I say when you step foot in college, that he's gonna be. When he comes out, he'll be the first. He'll be the first player taken. This is what you look at him last year, you say, okay, now I see what everybody saw. Wins the national championship as a true freshman. Gets them there, gets them to the championship again, even though they lose. Hey, he got the goods. Oh, and what you call him Brian Thomas Jr. Oh Joey. Coming off an injury.

[Sports Analyst 2]

That's right.

[Sports Analyst 1]

How we forgot about him.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Brian Thomas. He had a Hella yeah.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Hey. They got a nice little.

[Sports Analyst 2]

He had a hell of a rookie season. Kind of tapered off a little bit with the inconsistencies last year though.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yes. Yes.

[Sports Analyst 2]

You're gonna be all right. You're gonna be all right.

[Sports Analyst 1]

He definitely needs to be all right. He needs to be all right. Oh. So the NFL is moving forward with plans to begin hiring and training replacement officials in the next several weeks. Because the negotiation with the NFL Referee association have stalled. Of the current CBA expires May 31. The NFL has offered a 6.45 annual growth rate over the next year. Is a deal the NFL RPA the referee association is asking for 10 plus 2 million in marketing fees. The average NFL official earned 385000 in 2025. Training of replacement officials to be recruited from the college ranks is expected to begin as early as May 1st. The last time NFL used replacement officials within 2012. And you remember Ocho the fail Mary the ball hit the dirt. They gave the guy a touchdown. And I think it was the Seattle beat Green Bay on the situation if replacement players ref take the field in 2026. How bad does it get Ojo? Does it affect the integrity?

[Sports Analyst 2]

I think it does affect the integrity of the game. I understand that they are officials maybe at the college level, maybe even at the high school level. You never. You never know what their experience are. I mean is obviously but the best officials to have at the highest level are those that are familiar with the game. Those that have been doing it at the highest level for a very long time. And of course human error is inevitable. They're going to get some. They're going to get it wrong sometime. But for the most part those that have experience, those have been doing it for years are the best ones to do. Hopefully they can get this situation, you

[Sports Analyst 1]

know

[Sports Analyst 2]

solidified and expedited. You know so the referees are there and if you have replacement refs there are going to be mistakes. Many more than what we already have when the regular refs are in.

[Sports Analyst 1]

It's just. And just this is what business is about. It doesn't matter how much the NFL makes. They're trying to keep much as they can possibly can while paying out as little as they possibly can. Be it players, be it officials. So this notion that we want the best. No you don't. You want the most affordable. That's what you want. Revenue keeps going up. Expeditiously crazy.

[Sports Analyst 2]

These guys pay them compensate, especially the referees.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I mean, I mean you say, you know, and I say, I think they, they released a statement like the NFL is not being, they're being disingenuous. They're trying to negotiate through the media. You know, the NFL is always trying. If you notice the NFL. I told you I wasn't gonna say anything, but I can't, I can't keep my mouth shut. The NFL is always trying to cap, trying to cap salary. They always try to put a cap on how much somebody can make you notice that, Ocho, Always. But they don't put no cap.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Oh no, absolutely not.

[Sports Analyst 1]

They want to put a cap on the players. How much the players. You got a salary. You already got a salary cap. But now, you know, a, a player in this thing, this is the most he can make. Now the officials, X, Y and Z. And is it true that the officials that they don't get medical benefits covered?

[Sports Analyst 2]

They don't.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I don't think so. I think I read some. They do. Okay. Huh. Go ahead, Ocho.

[Sports Analyst 2]

What happened?

[Sports Analyst 1]

Are you see something?

[Sports Analyst 2]

Oh you, you looking for somebody with officials? If I could be the one.

[Sports Analyst 1]

NFL officials who are generally classified as part time employees rather than full time league staff do not receive the same comprehensive health insurance benefits as headquarters employees according to the recent labor dispute. While they receive a 401k travel plan, stipends and compensation for games, they have historically lacked traditional medical coverage. In the NFL health insurance dispute, a major contention of the labor negotiations have been the lack of health care benefit for on field officials. I thought I had read that where they said that was a really sticking point for them. I don't think they get it. It's or it's not the same level as what the. Yeah, well, employee. It's kind of like, it's kind of. It's kind of like Congress, Congress get platinum coverage and then you try to scrap and try to find a silver or, or, or, or, or, or, or piece together plan where they get top of the line coverage. So we'll see. Hopefully, hopefully they get this thing resolved. Because that's the last thing I want

[Sports Analyst 2]

to see replacement officials on Sundays.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Because you are. Because. Oh, because we are what? Anytime a bonus call, they already think he owned somebody on the cake. Somebody made a call you don't want. I mean and you, and you. And considering that the prop bets and everything that's going on and he's. The conversation is getting louder and louder. Ocho, these are the college football biggest spenders on private jets in 2025. Alabama 1.235 million. Nebraska $1.136 million. University of Michigan, A million 78, 000aM 925, 000. Texas 8.8, 817, 000. As you can see the list right now on your screen chat. Yeah, we. Hold on. Where did wyoming go for $3,000? They must be. Just drove that thing around the hanger, just cranked it up and backed it up.

[Sports Analyst 2]

That's it. Just to make sure it crank up.

[Sports Analyst 1]

You ain't fl. Hey, you can't even go from Larrabe

[Sports Analyst 2]

to Jackson Hole in most of those trips, right? Is that for the head coaches or just for players that they bringing on visits?

[Sports Analyst 1]

I don't think. I think the coach. I think the coaches. I don't think that's. They don't put that in there. I mean, that's probably for the. Nah, I'm saying that's probably.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Yeah, I was gonna say like bringing them in on.

[Sports Analyst 1]

On visiting the family, the top guys. Or talk. Or. Or. Or guys right in the portal.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Okay, okay, okay, okay. Hey, that's. That's not bad. And the numbers aren't that bad based on how much the goddamn entities in colleges make in general. Yeah, that's not bad.

[Sports Analyst 1]

This is nothing to do with games, so we're not surprised. But I'm trying to figure out where Wyoming went. I'm trying to figure out where Oregon State went, where Houston went.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Hey, that's enough. That's enough on my. My Beavers. You know, we. We. We going through it as it is right now. We gonna be all right.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Ocho, where you going for $11,000?

[Sports Analyst 2]

Hey, probably to Portland. Portland and right back.

[Sports Analyst 1]

You probably should drove.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Oh, hey, my beef is gonna get back, right? Man, I'm telling you.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I don't know, Ocho. Y' all looking. Y'. All.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Hey, it's rough. It's rough. I'm not even gonna lie to you. It's rough right now. There's such a huge imbalance right now with. With Oregon State and. And Oregon, you know, but back in my time when I was there.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Hey, y' all put something on, did we.

[Sports Analyst 2]

We lost one game that year.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Huh?

[Sports Analyst 2]

We love. We lost to the Huskies. And you know what we did to know the name in the Fiesta Bowl. Yeah, we had a team of nothing but junior, junior, junior college players, man. All you got, man. I'm talking about dogs everywhere. All the way across the board, offense and defense. Hey, Dennis Erickson was one Hell of a coach, man.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I. I think I saw. I was reading somewhere today. I don't know, it might have been AI. That what you call me getting ready to build a. A 170 million dollar facility, Oregon.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Or that that might be believable.

[Sports Analyst 1]

I mean.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Believable. They already got there. I'm sure I have. I've never been to their facility, man.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Yeah, you see that facility they got. They got barber chairs. Is it. Oh, okay. So it ain't by reputable.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Okay, okay, okay.

[Sports Analyst 1]

Sorry I even brought it.

[Sports Analyst 2]

Hey, especially Oregon. I know. They got stated art everything. Stated art everything I could imagine. I've never been there. It's just the fact that Phil Knight went there, so. I know, I know.

[Sports Analyst 1]

They get first dibs on everything Ocho they got. I mean the shoes, the colorways, everything. They get first deals on everything. Ah, dang.

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