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Speaker 2: Joyce we talked about earlier. The Jets beat the Texas
Speaker 2: twenty one to thirteen. The New York overcame several inflicted
Speaker 2: mistakes to snap a five game losing streak, handed the
Speaker 2: Houston Texas the second lost in three games. Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 2: threw three touchdown passes at the Jets end of the
Speaker 2: losing streak at five games. In the first half, Jets
Speaker 2: Malakai Corley dropped the ball before crossing the airline.
Speaker 3: Dumb, dumb.
Speaker 2: That would have been a nineteen yard touch hut down,
Speaker 2: and the ball touched back because it rolled out of
Speaker 2: the end zone. JJ Watt had this to say on
Speaker 2: Aaron Rodgers. Is this a joke. He was talking about him.
Speaker 2: Aaron was talking about he's drinking kanyenne pepper in water.
Speaker 2: I think that's what he was. That's what he is,
Speaker 2: Kanyene Pepper in water. And JJ is like, basically, bro,
Speaker 2: we keep talking about y'all and you talking about kyene
Speaker 2: pepper and water. Score some touchdowns, win some games because
Speaker 2: this is what you're in New York for. And to
Speaker 2: make matters worse for the Texas, they lost this game,
Speaker 2: which is their second in three weeks, O Joe. They
Speaker 2: also learned that Stefon Diggs suffers a season ending ACL injury,
Speaker 2: So Stefon Diggs is gone. Remember they've been without Nico
Speaker 2: Collin for like the last three weeks. Tank Dale stepped
Speaker 2: up big tonight, but it wasn't enough. The CJ CIJ
Speaker 2: hadn't been playing well.
Speaker 4: Ojo. He hasn't been playing well. There's nowhere around.
Speaker 2: It, and and the offensive line is getting getting killed.
Speaker 2: But tonight he was eleven of thirty one hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety one yards eight and fifty eight sacks for fifty
Speaker 2: six total yards.
Speaker 6: Go hyeah, So okay, she did not playing well, right, Yeah?
Speaker 6: The old line, the old line is abysmal. They horrible, Yeah,
Speaker 6: playing really not only is the O line horrible, you
Speaker 6: lose digs. Nico Collin is out. There's nothing wrong with
Speaker 6: Robert Wood. There's nothing wrong with makes you. There's nothing
Speaker 6: wrong with tang Dale. Tank Dam had a good night.
Speaker 6: I think he had sixty seven eight catch one hundred
Speaker 6: six nights. But it's different when you don't have them horses.
Speaker 6: It's different when you don't have them horses. It's different.
Speaker 6: And then the old lie is not playing well. There's
Speaker 6: really nobody you can actually count on to get open
Speaker 6: for you. There's no security blanket. So this is what
Speaker 6: you get tonight. This is what you get tonight. And
Speaker 6: then on the opposite side, finally the Jets show some promise.
Speaker 6: Finally Aaron Rodgers sold some promise. Yes, late in the game,
Speaker 6: because the first half was horrible. Boy, Yeah, first half
Speaker 6: was a doozy from both sides of the ball, you know.
Speaker 6: Goddamn Stroud sacks seven eight times eight, Aaron Rodgers missing, missing,
Speaker 6: missing shots, easy shots to him, and DeVante normally hit on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, drop one he had he had him against the
Speaker 2: Stingley Junior. He dropped that one. That was just a
Speaker 2: drop Yeah, he did.
Speaker 3: Drop that one.
Speaker 6: But I think in order for them to get on
Speaker 6: the same page, they got to be able to hit
Speaker 6: shots like they hit the Knight and get themselves into
Speaker 6: a rhythm.
Speaker 3: And Aaron Rodgers does this. He plays bad, plays bad,
Speaker 3: plays bad, plays bad, and then all of a sudden
Speaker 3: he'll go into a spurt.
Speaker 6: We look like, Oh, there's the magic, there's what we've
Speaker 6: been for from you. This is what it should look like.
Speaker 6: This is what he had to look forward to. And
Speaker 6: I don't know who they play next week, so it's
Speaker 6: it's only only two things can happen. Either they're gonna
Speaker 6: continue to get better and improve offensively, or they're gonna
Speaker 6: regress and go back to what we saw the previous
Speaker 6: five weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the thing is for me, Ocho. When
Speaker 2: I look at CJ and knowing the offensive line is
Speaker 2: and playing well, you can't make every play you see
Speaker 2: he's spinning out, trying to spin out, and he's losing.
Speaker 4: Yards getting sacked.
Speaker 2: Bro, It's okay to throw the ball away in the
Speaker 2: direction of you have a receiver, right, because one time
Speaker 2: you got sacked and you end up pushing your kicker
Speaker 2: back and he missed the field goal. Now, I'm not
Speaker 2: so sure that four yards that he lost on the
Speaker 2: sack would have helped, because hell, but when it left
Speaker 2: the kicker's foot, hell, I could tell it was all
Speaker 2: So unless they expand the goal post to be the
Speaker 2: width of the ends of the end zone, that kick
Speaker 2: wasn't gonna be any good anyway. But he just has
Speaker 2: to understand Ocho knowing that, and maybe they have to
Speaker 2: shorten up some of these routes. My offensive line is
Speaker 2: isn't isn't good right now. I don't know if it's
Speaker 2: injury or they're just playing bad, but you got to
Speaker 2: shorten up these routes because you're not gonna have time
Speaker 2: to let something develop down the field playing behind this
Speaker 2: offensive line go ahead.
Speaker 6: And not only that, I'm not sure the office of
Speaker 6: coordinator is the office the coordinator is for the Houston Texas.
Speaker 6: But without Neco Collins, without uh Stefan Diggs, I'm thinking,
Speaker 6: you know, the whole three step five step drop the
Speaker 6: play action passes. You need to eliminate that from the
Speaker 6: playbook until you can figure out what you want to do.
Speaker 3: Condensed suspense.
Speaker 6: Put people in motion, find ways, find ways to get them,
Speaker 6: find ways to scheme them open because you don't. You
Speaker 6: don't have those horses. You don't have your Stepfands, you
Speaker 6: don't have your Nego Collins. You do have Tangdale. Now
Speaker 6: I'm not saying nothing is wrong. There's nothing wrong with
Speaker 6: Robert Woods or Meti, but you gotta be a little
Speaker 6: bit more creative to help your quarterback out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it shouldn't look like that tonight.
Speaker 6: It shouldn't look like that the CJ shroud we saw
Speaker 6: last year.
Speaker 3: It shouldn't. It shouldn't regress to this point.
Speaker 6: And we shouldn't be able to use injuries for so
Speaker 6: what the office of coordinator has to do he has
Speaker 6: to manipulate the offense so CJ.
Speaker 3: Stroud can still be efficient. You got to change some
Speaker 3: things up.
Speaker 6: If your personnel is different on the out side of
Speaker 6: the receiving position, then you have to do something different.
Speaker 6: You got to play to their strengths on what they
Speaker 6: do well. Don't try to run the same offense. We
Speaker 6: don't have Anego callings out there. He don't have a
Speaker 6: step on Diggs.
Speaker 2: You got to change up when they got when the
Speaker 2: Jets hit the center knowing that the center's protected and
Speaker 2: they got I didn't like the play selection. Two runs
Speaker 2: and then a pass andj and CJ was off because
Speaker 2: he had Mechi. Now I don't know if he felt
Speaker 2: the pressure or he just missed him, Ojo, but he
Speaker 2: had Mechi on the whip route right and he had
Speaker 2: at least the first down, and who knows if he
Speaker 2: makes the guy missed, maybe he has a touchdown, but
Speaker 2: we know he has he beyond the first down depth.
Speaker 2: He's beyond the line line to gain the first down.
Speaker 2: So but that's what happens when you get hit early
Speaker 2: and you get hot. Often started seeing things even if
Speaker 2: it's not there, and so that's why you try to
Speaker 2: get to the quarterback early to impact him for later.
Speaker 2: And it definitely short his head to night and again
Speaker 2: CJ was eleven of thirty four hundred and ninety one yards.
Speaker 2: He got sacked eight times. Give this Jeff defense credit.
Speaker 2: They got after him tonight.
Speaker 4: You know it.
Speaker 3: You know it's funny. They ran the ball.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, they was running the ball. Thirty six rushes
Speaker 2: of buck eighty seven yep. JJ Taylor had three for
Speaker 2: twenty three. CJ on scrambles with eight to fifty nine
Speaker 2: and Joe Mixon was twenty four for a buck was
Speaker 2: twenty four for a Buco six, So four and a
Speaker 2: half yards of care for mixing. Like I said, he
Speaker 2: ran the ball extremely well. He's played well all year
Speaker 2: long except for that what a couple of weeks that
Speaker 2: he missed with that hip drop tackle. But other than that,
Speaker 2: I think he's been unbelievable. He's been one of the
Speaker 2: bright spots, one of their most consistent players.
Speaker 6: Right and matter of fact, and the fact that you
Speaker 6: say that, you know Joe being so consistent and playing
Speaker 6: very well, I'm still trying to underst while we let
Speaker 6: him go out there Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: I think I think the price. I think you know,
Speaker 2: teams don't want to play. You can think about it.
Speaker 3: You're already taking a pay cut.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but true, I agree, because think about it, Derrick
Speaker 2: Henry took a pay cut because he was making twelve.
Speaker 2: They took him all the way down to eight, and
Speaker 2: Dereck Henry was still giving you great production. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is a barg that was a bargain for the Ravens.
Speaker 2: First of all, he'd have been a bargain for anybody.
Speaker 2: He'd been a bargain for anybody. Eight million dollars because
Speaker 2: he's Dereck Henry. You know he's gonna get he gonna
Speaker 2: get your twelve hundred. Hell, he's that what nine eight
Speaker 2: forty six, nine hundred, now.
Speaker 3: So that he actually had nine to forty six.
Speaker 2: Okay, he had nine forty six. So you know he's
Speaker 2: gonna get you. On a bad year, he's gonna get
Speaker 2: your twelve hundred. On a great year, he's gonna be
Speaker 2: somewhere fifteen sixteen hundred. An exceptional year, he'll get you
Speaker 2: two thousand. That's what he is, you know that. And
Speaker 2: for the most part, he's been fairly durable. Even the
Speaker 2: season that he missed, he had almost a thousand in
Speaker 2: like nine games.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: But young young bulls, special man.
Speaker 6: He's defying things at his age, and I think he
Speaker 6: defined things at his age, specifically because of the team
Speaker 6: he chose to.
Speaker 3: Go to right.
Speaker 2: The Jets snap a five game losing streak, Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 2: tosses three touchdown passes, hit Davonte in stride. Davonte got
Speaker 2: Nick came back in the game called a touchdown. I'm
Speaker 2: sure he's good feeling good about that. He had eleven targets,
Speaker 2: seven catches, ninety one yard Garrett Wilson made two phenomenal catches,
Speaker 2: and sometimes, Ojo, you know this, when you're struggling, you
Speaker 2: have to make plays like this to help your quarterback
Speaker 2: out and to help your team out. Everything is not
Speaker 2: gonna be between the numbers. Everything's not gonna be in
Speaker 2: a catch radius, so you're gonna sometimes sometimes when your
Speaker 2: offense is struggling, you have to make an exceptional play.
Speaker 2: He made two exceptional plays tonight that really got the
Speaker 2: going offensively, and it seems to give them a breath
Speaker 2: of fresh air. That's like, okay, yeah, we know now,
Speaker 2: we know how to get the ball into the end zone.
Speaker 2: And defensive day, look and defensively, sometimes you have to
Speaker 2: have game like look, we got to go hunt the quarterback, Ojoe.
Speaker 2: It's really that simple. Let's let's make it as difficult
Speaker 2: as it possibly can. Let's hold this team down and
Speaker 2: let our offense get going. And once the Jets offense
Speaker 2: got going, they played, I mean, they played well, but
Speaker 2: it took two exceptional catches from Garrett Wilson, and sometimes,
Speaker 2: being having been in situations like this, it takes exceptional
Speaker 2: plays to get an office going.
Speaker 3: Mm hm. But hold on, hold on, now, it doesn't
Speaker 3: always take exceptional plays. Sometimes you can chop the wood
Speaker 3: to chop the wood. Chop the wood, chop the wood chopped,
Speaker 3: do with something. It's okay to run the bases instead
Speaker 3: of trying to hit the home run.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. When you o five chopping
Speaker 2: the wood, they gonna get it done five straight. Sometimes
Speaker 2: it just take an exceptional play to get the side
Speaker 2: that line going to get you going as because you oh,
Speaker 2: so you know, methodically moving down the field, You're like, man,
Speaker 2: we've done this before.
Speaker 4: We ain't getting nothing to show for it.
Speaker 2: Now we got a one hand spectacular catch where he
Speaker 2: makes a catch on the run because the guy jets
Speaker 2: it and he throws it over and he makes a
Speaker 2: great catch, gets the ball in the end zone. And
Speaker 2: then on third and nineteen, Aaron gave him an opportunity
Speaker 2: to make the play. Now he had to make the play.
Speaker 2: But a lot of times the quarterback throws the ball
Speaker 2: out of the end zone. Now the dB jumped way too,
Speaker 2: so I don't know what the hell he thought. He
Speaker 2: must be thought he had a hang time like Jordan
Speaker 2: held the ball halfway there he jumped and so now
Speaker 2: he coming down in the battle, but give Gary Wilson.
Speaker 2: Gary Wilson played his tail off tonight, made some exceptional catches.
Speaker 2: He was short on the third down, got it made
Speaker 2: the guy missed got the third down. I thought he
Speaker 2: played well tonight. I thought Davonte outside of that drop,
Speaker 2: I thought he played it really well tonight. But Rogers
Speaker 2: gave his guys an opportunity tonight to make plays.
Speaker 6: Hey, listen, I know they might have lost the last
Speaker 6: five and one to Night. Yeah, but there's a chance
Speaker 6: Aaron Rodgers can catch fire. Now, especially with the game
Speaker 6: like saying there's a chance he can catch fires. I
Speaker 6: know the first, first quarter, the second quarter, it was abusinal,
Speaker 6: I know it was horrible.
Speaker 3: In the third quarter. They played in first they look good.
Speaker 6: Fourth quarter it looked a little decent. If them god
Speaker 6: damn Jets, No, not even the jests. If Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 6: plays consistent football, I mean, the fast can get a
Speaker 6: little interesting.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they can catch Buffalo. Say they
Speaker 2: can catch you're talking about make a playoff, Ben, because
Speaker 2: you're gonna take a little team.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 3: All they gotta do is play consistent. He can he
Speaker 3: can make a little run.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, based on what he has a rounding
Speaker 6: with brist Hall, Garrett Wilson, DeVante Adams. Yeah yeah, if
Speaker 6: they get into any kind of rhythm and get some
Speaker 6: chemistry and a little confidence like I would.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying I wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be the news of the day. Young Thug
Speaker 4: is going home.
Speaker 6: He plays that perfect club, say club Shay Sae Young
Speaker 6: Thug Bugger.
Speaker 3: Uh wait a minute, you could do a dude, you
Speaker 3: could do have a due a duel him and say
Speaker 3: big meat young Thug. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, because listen, I
Speaker 3: used to work with never Man, Never Man. But he's
Speaker 3: going home this long time.
Speaker 4: He might be home.
Speaker 3: He might be home by now. Probably he probably probably post.
Speaker 2: I know there's some there are some people, I mean
Speaker 2: the hip hop community, the rap community in Atlanta. I
Speaker 2: saw a lot of a lot of tweets, a lot
Speaker 2: of posts about Thug, about Thugger coming home. You know,
Speaker 2: there's some stipulations he has to leave Metro Atlanta. He
Speaker 2: can't talk to any Yeah, he can't talk to anybody
Speaker 2: that's affiliated with gangs except his brother and Gunner.
Speaker 4: He's on probation for what fifteen years?
Speaker 3: Fifteen years?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so but hey, hey, put me on a probation
Speaker 2: the rest of my life.
Speaker 4: I ain't got to go in the can for twenty
Speaker 4: thirty forty.
Speaker 6: Bad Hey, but but listen, and then he has to
Speaker 6: move from Atlanta, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he can't be in metro Atlanta.
Speaker 3: So hey, metro Atlanta, what does that mean? I mean,
Speaker 3: I mean, what are the specific.
Speaker 2: Boating county Atlanta? So I go to Smyrna, I go
Speaker 2: to Gwinnett. Then is say he had leave Georgia.
Speaker 3: Okay, so he doesn't. He can still be with go.
Speaker 4: To Clay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's maker matter of fact, leave the whole state completely,
Speaker 1: go somewhere else and folks go somewhere else and focus
Speaker 1: on your music.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean I saw who's that Dre Drensey
Speaker 2: t I A lot of a lot of guys that
Speaker 2: you know, welcome him home, like I said, he's he's
Speaker 2: he's he's a. He's a he's a big thing in
Speaker 2: the in the A. He's a big thing in the
Speaker 2: rap community. And uh, he's come home after this long
Speaker 2: arduous trial. He said he didn't want to put his
Speaker 2: family through this anymore. And if he goes, give him
Speaker 2: an opportunity to come home and be with his kids,
Speaker 2: be with his family. I think he has a girlfriend.
Speaker 2: I don't really know much about Maria the scientists.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I think that's is that a name?
Speaker 4: O Joe?
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, I take your word for it. I don't
Speaker 2: really know a whole lot about it. But he's coming home,
Speaker 2: and yeah, hey, Gunner, you people see this, come on,
Speaker 2: sit down on club Shah.
Speaker 4: Let's have us a good time. Big meach, I got you, bro,
Speaker 4: I'll add me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I got I got music coming out with Gunner too.
Speaker 6: I forgot to tell you about that.
Speaker 2: All they took was ten games for the Indianapolis coach
Speaker 2: the bitch Anthony Richardson in a favor thirty nine year
Speaker 2: old Joe Flaco. Even though Richardson is just twenty two
Speaker 2: years of age, ten games was enough of a sample
Speaker 2: size to draw the conclusion that the last year number
Speaker 2: fall raw pick hasn't gotten it done. Jalen Hurst is
Speaker 2: a prime example of giving a young quarterback an opportunity
Speaker 2: to develop. Hurt said, his development is by is why
Speaker 2: teams should be patient with young quarterbacks. I think the
Speaker 2: thing I think things do take time. Think things take time,
Speaker 2: and everybody has a different approach to going in. I
Speaker 2: wasn't supposed to be the guy I am today. Nobody
Speaker 2: expected that. But I took advantage of my opportunities, and
Speaker 2: that's what I encourage everyone to do.
Speaker 4: Regardless.
Speaker 6: I don't I don't like the move. I don't care
Speaker 6: what nobody's saying. I don't like the move. It's your
Speaker 6: number four pick, right, it's your number four pick. Now
Speaker 6: what I think what I'm saying is happening. I don't
Speaker 6: like the fact that they're mentioning him. For one, he
Speaker 6: didn't play a lot of college football. He didn't play
Speaker 6: a lot of college football. He didn't get a lot
Speaker 6: of snaps the amount of snaps that needed to be
Speaker 6: able to come in and transition into the NFL and
Speaker 6: be prepared, you know, just being big, strong, fast and
Speaker 6: having an arm. It's not gonna get it done. It's
Speaker 6: not gonna get it. So the only way to improve
Speaker 6: in the NFL is with reps, with reps, with reps
Speaker 6: with reps. He's the future of the franchise. He's the
Speaker 6: number fourth quarterback. So the only reason I think they
Speaker 6: put Flacco in is to save the season, do we
Speaker 6: have a chance to make a run.
Speaker 3: So we're going through is before and four? I think
Speaker 3: what they are for and four?
Speaker 4: Right, what's the text? What's their reps? The coach?
Speaker 2: No, I don't know if they're four and four. I
Speaker 2: don't know if they run four games, O Joe, No,
Speaker 2: I think they're four and forty five hundred.
Speaker 4: You're right, I see, I.
Speaker 3: Know, I knew it.
Speaker 6: So what they're doing with Coke missus Sykin is doing.
Speaker 6: He's making a change because he feels the team had
Speaker 6: the chance and the opportunity to make a run. At
Speaker 6: some point, Anthony Richardson will be the future of the Coat.
Speaker 6: But right now we're gonna put Flacco in because he
Speaker 6: gives us he they think they feel, which which is
Speaker 6: true statistically. Flacco gives them the best chance to win
Speaker 6: right now and compete.
Speaker 2: And this is this is a compete division because the
Speaker 2: Houston the texts aren't what they were.
Speaker 3: Jackson Hill is very hill.
Speaker 2: Miss he know what the Titans are so and look,
Speaker 2: I know people are saying that, you know he tapped
Speaker 2: down and that's one of the reasons, but you got
Speaker 2: to look at his record, O Joe. This guy has
Speaker 2: a worse completion percentage than Tim Tebow. Tim Tebow completed
Speaker 2: forty six percent of his passes. He's completing forty forty
Speaker 2: four percent. That's four percent lord than JaMarcus Russell. Did
Speaker 2: we think JaMarcus Russell and Tim Tebow were good quarterbacks? No,
Speaker 2: we didn't. And his completion percentage is worse than theirs.
Speaker 2: He needs to he needs time to watch. They put
Speaker 2: him in too quick when he wasn't ready. And what
Speaker 2: happens is, O Joe, is that when you draft someone
Speaker 2: that high and you draft him after that position, you're
Speaker 2: not waiting. Because after the end of the third year,
Speaker 2: old Joe, I'm gonna have to make a decision. I'm
Speaker 2: about to have to get these guys three hundred, four
Speaker 2: hundred and five hundred million dollars. I need to see
Speaker 2: right and in the process of that, because like you said,
Speaker 2: he didn't play a whole lot of football, and he
Speaker 2: didn't play a whole lot of football in a pro
Speaker 2: style offense, right, a lot of it stubble, he was
Speaker 2: running the football.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, he said the NFL was easy.
Speaker 2: I can't tell you if the NFL is easy and
Speaker 2: you completing forty four percent of your passes.
Speaker 4: What the hell you think was happened if the NFL
Speaker 4: was hard? Don't yo?
Speaker 3: Can I tell you one more thing on? Yeah that
Speaker 3: I don't like. I'm just saying, chat, y'all, stay with
Speaker 3: me real quick, real quick, Like listen to Peo.
Speaker 6: When it comes to the game of football, when you're
Speaker 6: drafted at high you have expectations, you have friends, you
Speaker 6: have people telling you this, you that, and you get
Speaker 6: to the NFL, you get drafted that high, then you plan.
Speaker 6: You have a certain high, a certain certain area and
Speaker 6: feeling about yourself when you feel good, you know, to
Speaker 6: feel like they get bench on. Do you understand what
Speaker 6: it feels like to get bench though? As a quarterback,
Speaker 6: forget some of the other positions, because some of the
Speaker 6: other positions you have an opportunity to bounce back, you know,
Speaker 6: and you have an opportunity to make those players again.
Speaker 6: But as a quarterback, I think it does something, especially
Speaker 6: when you're young, It does something to your psyche. I'm
Speaker 6: assuming I it has to. It has to do something
Speaker 6: to your psyche. So now you're telling me I'm playing bad.
Speaker 6: I'm playing so bad You're going to sit me down
Speaker 6: and bench me for Joe Flacco. So, if I do
Speaker 6: get the opportunity to play again, what's the first fucking
Speaker 6: thing I'm gonna do.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be goddamn indecisive. Well will you learn?
Speaker 6: Hey, I'm gonna be hesitant. I'm not gonna make the
Speaker 6: big place I was making earlier.
Speaker 3: It just I don't give it just weird.
Speaker 4: It's weird than me, like passes.
Speaker 2: Hopefully, hopefully he gets an opportunity to sit and watch
Speaker 2: and then he can come. He says, well, Joe, what
Speaker 2: if Joe asked him, and he can ask Joe, Joe,
Speaker 2: what did you see? Why did you go there? Because
Speaker 2: that's the biggest thing. Oh yo, oh ya. You can't
Speaker 2: throw thirty passes and complete eight of them in the NFL.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna win like that. Yeah, so he you
Speaker 1: know what, and then we can't. We can't play the receivers.
Speaker 3: Because they got it. He got a squad. Now, yeah, hey,
Speaker 3: they got some boys. Now listen.
Speaker 6: Normally I would have mentioned the receivers, but they got
Speaker 6: they got some dogs at this.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: They got another They got another guy. I forget the
Speaker 2: other guy name, but I think he might be No.
Speaker 2: Fifteen or something. But he can go to winber Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 2: the name this is, I can't. I don't know what his
Speaker 2: last name. Boy, that boy be playing some ball back.
Speaker 4: Oh Joe, yes, sir.
Speaker 2: Against Houston and the Sundays loss, he was ten of
Speaker 2: thirty two UH. In a win against Miami, he was
Speaker 2: ten of twenty four UH Pittsburgh. I think that's when
Speaker 2: Blacko came in. He was three or four against Chicago.
Speaker 2: He was ten of twenty against Green Bay. He was
Speaker 2: seventeen and thirty four against Houston. He was nine of nineteen.
Speaker 2: Oh Yo, You're not gonna win very many games with
Speaker 2: numbers like that, bro, not in today's o jo, because
Speaker 2: they've set it up for you to throw the ball.
Speaker 2: Think about the incidental contact, think about the holding, think
Speaker 2: about roughing the passes. Think about so many things that
Speaker 2: can go right when you throw the ball. Yeah, really,
Speaker 2: when you run the ball, the only thing that can
Speaker 2: go wrong go go right for you is somebody face masking.
Speaker 3: There's a chance you get a holding on the offensive line.
Speaker 2: There's a chance you get you get a holding on
Speaker 2: the on the on the on the wide receivers. So
Speaker 2: there are more things that can go wrong when you
Speaker 2: run the ball. Yeah, as opposed to when you throw it,
Speaker 2: because there's so many things defense, illegal hands, to the phase,
Speaker 2: why incidental contact, holding, past in appearance, roughing the passer.
Speaker 4: The league has been set up for you to throw it.
Speaker 2: That's why they're paying wide receivers making thirty million, quarterback
Speaker 2: making sixty million. Does they tell you O Joe and
Speaker 2: running backs making five million? So what do they try
Speaker 2: to tell you to do?
Speaker 4: O Joe?
Speaker 1: Throw?
Speaker 2: But I hope that's the name that said Ellen Fear.
Speaker 2: Alex Fears that. Man, oh Joe, It's okay.
Speaker 6: Said, I mean, I mean I say that, I mean,
Speaker 6: I only hate it. I'm talking about the mental part.
Speaker 6: I'm talking about the mental part because when you get
Speaker 6: bench it does something to you. It's like losing your
Speaker 6: job and you get demoted. Yeah, and in corporate, in
Speaker 6: the corporate world, you're like, damn all the motherfucking work
Speaker 6: out and put in.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm trying. It's not the numbers.
Speaker 6: The work I'm putting in is not turning into what
Speaker 6: it should be on Sundays?
Speaker 3: What am I doing wrong? So what happened? Then you
Speaker 3: start questioning yourself what happened?
Speaker 4: When you get fired?
Speaker 3: Oh that's even worse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, see, guess what, I got fired from CBS. What
Speaker 4: I do? Go get me a job at Fox? Got
Speaker 4: fired at Fox? What I do?
Speaker 2: I just get bigger and bigger, right right right, because
Speaker 2: I've learned. Yeah, I learned, And that's what he needs
Speaker 2: to do. He needs to learn. I'll let everybody look.
Speaker 2: Everybody can say, well, he got fired because of this,
Speaker 2: So he got fired because of that.
Speaker 4: I'll leave. I'll leave.
Speaker 2: I'll leave that to the Twitter committee and the YouTube
Speaker 2: tribe because everybody has an opinion on what they think
Speaker 2: happened to transpired, and nobody really knows because you weren't
Speaker 2: in the room, right, Oh, he got fired because of this? Bro, Stop,
Speaker 2: you don't know everybody likes the speculator. I'm like, damn,
Speaker 2: I didn't know O Joe I was this big of
Speaker 2: a commodity. It seemed like now everybody that got a
Speaker 2: YouTube channel got to talk about me. I appreciate it,
Speaker 2: you know, keep my algorithm, keep O Joe and the
Speaker 2: UK in the night cap and club shape, you keep
Speaker 2: us going. So I appreciate it. But he just needs
Speaker 2: to take a step back, and y don't look what
Speaker 2: you got to get better? You got you got to
Speaker 2: get better. It's really that simple.
Speaker 6: Got touse, You ain't got no choice. But but I'm
Speaker 6: thinking about it. I mean, can you how do you
Speaker 6: get how do you get better at the quarterback position?
Speaker 6: Is it by taking reps? Is it by watching? It
Speaker 6: depends on what type of player he is. Yes, you know,
Speaker 6: it depends on what type of player is. And the
Speaker 6: funny thing about it is is you could do it
Speaker 6: over and over and over and over and over in practice,
Speaker 6: but when it comes to them bullets flaying on game day,
Speaker 6: on the real Sunday, Yes.
Speaker 3: It's different. You do, it's different.
Speaker 6: Your decision making has to be on point. You got
Speaker 6: to be shopping than the number two pencil.
Speaker 2: That at the end of the day, even though you
Speaker 2: can rely on your athleticism, you still have to throw
Speaker 2: the ball from the pocket. And it helps that mahomes
Speaker 2: Can is greater improvisation, great that Aaron Rodgers was greater improvisation.
Speaker 2: But at the end of the day, they still had
Speaker 2: to throw the ball with accuracy from the pocket. The
Speaker 2: athleticism you're gonna only go so far because them guys,
Speaker 2: them got them big guys over there, they can catch
Speaker 2: your ass.
Speaker 6: Just as fast about just as fast.
Speaker 4: Yes, So I'm excited.
Speaker 2: I just hope he takes this, he learns from this,
Speaker 2: he grows from this, and he becomes the player that
Speaker 2: they selected him to be with the number four overall
Speaker 2: draft pick two years ago. And if he does that,
Speaker 2: if don't don't cry. Oh Poe me, I didn't get
Speaker 2: a fair chance, bro, you got more than a fair chance.
Speaker 4: But they see that they got a chance in this division,
Speaker 4: O Joe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's why they made the change. Yes, that's why
Speaker 3: it made the change.
Speaker 2: So coach wide receiver Josh Downs was asking if he
Speaker 2: thinks he'll play with Anthony Richardson again at the end
Speaker 2: of the day. Jege like forty years old, so he's
Speaker 2: only got so many more years. I said, ar is
Speaker 2: twenty two to twenty three. He's still the number four
Speaker 2: overall pick. I know he's gonna start again. I agree,
Speaker 2: I agree. Check this out on Joe. Does the NFL
Speaker 2: have a quarterback development problem? Anthony Richardson twenty two, Bench
Speaker 2: Bryce Young twenty three, bench, Trey Lance twenty four, Bench
Speaker 2: Traded Justin Field twenty five, bench Will Levis twenty five,
Speaker 2: bench Zach Wilson twenty five, bench, Mac Jones twenty six bench,
Speaker 2: Kenny Pickett twenty six bench.
Speaker 3: Hey, that's a good way.
Speaker 6: You know what every every quarterback you just named the
Speaker 6: situation on why they were benches different the teams with
Speaker 6: the team destruction completely different. Some some of those quarterbacks
Speaker 6: in order to succeed, they would have to be damn
Speaker 6: this superman. Yes, they would have to be there Bright
Speaker 6: Bryce Young would have to be superman A.
Speaker 2: Manning ain't succeeded in that. People don't realize what Peyton had.
Speaker 2: He had Marvin Harrison, and he had Marshall Falk when
Speaker 2: he got there, and he had Ken Dilger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's different. And he had what was the other?
Speaker 3: What was the other? He had another? No, he might have.
Speaker 2: He might have came later. I forget the other tid
Speaker 2: end name, but no doubts. Dallas was the way I
Speaker 2: was done gone. But I'm saying Manning had a nice
Speaker 2: support system when he arrived there. Think about Marvin Harrison
Speaker 2: was the first ballot Hall of Fame. Marshall was the
Speaker 2: first battlet Hall of Famer. He's an Offensive Player of
Speaker 2: the Year, He's an MVP.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: Look you what Brice, young guy. None of these quarterbacks
Speaker 2: had anything close to that. I'm not they even had
Speaker 2: a Pro Bowl. Well, I think DJ Moore went to
Speaker 2: the Pro Bowl, so I think Zach Wilson. Uh well,
Speaker 2: Gary Wilson was well Offensive Player of the Year. Gary
Speaker 2: Wilson's Offensive Player of the Year. But for the most part,
Speaker 2: you gotta have some weapons, man. Yeah, put these young guys.
Speaker 2: You got to surround him with with with a talent
Speaker 2: until he's able. So you have to put pieces around him,
Speaker 2: O Joe to carry him until he can able to
Speaker 2: run on his own and he can carry your talent. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: right now, your Marcus Pollard. That was his name, Marcus Pollard.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: Agents are telling kids to stay in college if you
Speaker 2: don't have at least two years are starting, Oh choend.
Speaker 2: It's hard because Anthony Richardson probably got thirty million dollars
Speaker 2: guaranteed and in three years he has an opportunity to
Speaker 2: make two fifty three hundred. How you tell a kid
Speaker 2: to stay in school when that's on that's on the horizon.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think it's different, though every kid is different.
Speaker 6: You having to stay in school for two years. Just
Speaker 6: because you stay in school two years doesn't mean you're
Speaker 6: gonna transition and all of a sudden it's gonna work out.
Speaker 3: Yes, you can stand.
Speaker 6: You can stay in school one and go to the
Speaker 6: league and turn out to be I'm not saying turn
Speaker 6: out to be passing my hand saying, yeah, have a
Speaker 6: great season.
Speaker 3: Joe Burrow started one basically one year.
Speaker 6: Hey, listen, there's some players that are special and understand that.
Speaker 6: Do you understand the skill set?
Speaker 3: Now? I call it how sharp? How sharp they are
Speaker 3: some some players that take much longer, some don't. Some
Speaker 3: hit the ground running.
Speaker 2: But oh, Joe, you know what, We've got to get
Speaker 2: out this notion that everybody that comes in the NFL
Speaker 2: is going to succeed.
Speaker 3: When has that ever been the case?
Speaker 2: Oh Joe, it's now that every think about how many
Speaker 2: other quarterbacks have flamed out?
Speaker 6: This is not unique A situation in circumstance matters. Yeah,
Speaker 6: where you go matters.
Speaker 3: I really think it does.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, I think the thing is now
Speaker 2: that we're like, oh, he's a but sometimes it's just
Speaker 2: not meant to be. Everybody that comes to the NFL
Speaker 2: ain't gonna have a There's a reason why the average
Speaker 2: NFL career is three years because if everybody made it,
Speaker 2: the average NFL career would be seven, eight, ten, twelve.
Speaker 2: There's a reason why. And it's okay, I know, look,
Speaker 2: I know these guys all man, but it was so
Speaker 2: good in college. How many times have we seen guys
Speaker 2: that were so good in college not be able to
Speaker 2: cut it in the NFL. And there have been guys
Speaker 2: that didn't have great, stellar college careers turn out to
Speaker 2: be great pros. But we just can't say it's just
Speaker 2: like just because you go to Harvard, you graduate a
Speaker 2: degree from Harvard, that don't mean you're gonna be the
Speaker 2: best businessman. That doesn't mean that you're gonna be It
Speaker 2: might give you an opportunity because you've had access, yes,
Speaker 2: but at the end of the day, there could be
Speaker 2: somebody that went to an HBCU, that went to a
Speaker 2: med school that be just as great. So this notion that, oh,
Speaker 2: the system is failing, Yeah, maybe in some situations, but
Speaker 2: even with great coaching, everybody is not going to make it.
Speaker 2: There's never been a situation that everybody, oh he got
Speaker 2: a law degree, Oh he about to make five hundred
Speaker 2: thousand a year. Oh he got a mad degree, He's
Speaker 2: about to be a great he's about to be a
Speaker 2: great neurosurgeon or a great this. No, no, it doesn't
Speaker 2: work like that, guys. But I think the thing is
Speaker 2: that we're looking at these these quarterbacks that we're playing,
Speaker 2: we're playing paying so much more close attention that we're like, damn,
Speaker 2: what's going on?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And then it makes it even worse when they when
Speaker 6: they're high picks. Uh, because listen, when when you go that,
Speaker 6: when you go to high not only do they have
Speaker 6: their own expectations shoot us, even even me as a fan,
Speaker 6: I have that expectations. Coo, well, I'm expecting you to
Speaker 6: be the face of that franchise and change it. Show
Speaker 6: me why you pick, show me why they picture that high.
Speaker 3: I enjoy it. Remember, listen, I want quarterback quarterback and
Speaker 3: need to start talking ship. That's the problem. They too quiet.
Speaker 3: What did Jamar Chase say before he got drafted?
Speaker 1: When he got drafted, Yeah, but Jamar Chase said, I'm
Speaker 1: finna go there and break every record.
Speaker 3: What the hell is he on pace to keep on doing?
Speaker 3: Guess what every damn.
Speaker 2: Record Jamar Chase is going against one dB When you
Speaker 2: got let mofos trying to tear your head off They're
Speaker 2: the reason why quarterbacks keep their damn mouth shut.
Speaker 3: Okay, because LT and TJ.
Speaker 2: Watt and Nick Bosta's gonna bust your ASDs. So you're
Speaker 2: going there talking, Oh, I ain't worried about nothing. What
Speaker 2: you think is gonna happen, what you think is gonna hell,
Speaker 2: you know what's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: Hey, Hey, couldn't you imagine if you played quarterback?
Speaker 2: No, no, I can't because my instinct is the talk
Speaker 2: ish and the next thing, you know, my helmet sideways.
Speaker 3: Hey, I have to just think about that. Man, That's funny.
Speaker 4: It's a whole different ball game.
Speaker 2: And sometimes guys come in with targets on their backs anyway,
Speaker 2: right right, But look, and that's the thing also, Ojo,
Speaker 2: when these guys come in, they not going. It's not
Speaker 2: a situation like James Worthy, he got drafted number one
Speaker 2: overall and went to the Lakers after they had just
Speaker 2: won the championship.
Speaker 3: If you a high draft pick at quarterback, you going
Speaker 3: to a bull jiz team.
Speaker 2: It's simple as it ain't no other way around it, right,
Speaker 2: Ain't no quarterback getting drafted going And it's because it's different.
Speaker 2: You ain't getting drafted by the Chiefs. If you're a
Speaker 2: quarterback anyway, Oh so you're not getting drafted in the Buffalo.
Speaker 2: You're not getting drafted to any of the teams that
Speaker 2: went to the playoffs the year.
Speaker 3: Before, right, And if you do, you're gonna be in
Speaker 3: the late rounds right as a backup.
Speaker 4: And you ain't got no expectations. They grooming you.
Speaker 2: You look at the Chiefs. They not taking a quarterback Pier.
Speaker 2: They might go get a quarterback that's been in Carson Wentz. Right,
Speaker 2: somebody ain't got no expectations.
Speaker 4: You know what you're here for.
Speaker 2: If something happened to Mahme, we're gonna need you for
Speaker 2: two or three games. You've been to start in this league. Hey,
Speaker 2: if you've played so some football, you played some good football.
Speaker 2: You played a lot more bad football than good football.
Speaker 2: But hey, we believe you can give us a stretch
Speaker 2: somewhere between three and five weeks until hopefully Patrick Mahold
Speaker 2: nothing happens and he'll be back. But these quarter where
Speaker 2: y'all thought they was gonna go, everybody doesn't get a
Speaker 2: situation where they get like an Aaron Rodgers and they
Speaker 2: get an opportunity to sit for three years.
Speaker 4: Patrick Mahomes had to sit for a year. Yep.
Speaker 2: But everybody isn't getting those kind of ideal situations, O Joe,
Speaker 2: because everybody coming there, and I'm sure if Aaron probably
Speaker 2: wanted to start, but you know, everybody coming in hell
Speaker 2: the way, the way, the way guys are wired. It
Speaker 2: didn't matter that where you went to tell you, like, hey,
Speaker 2: I can play. I need to get on the field,
Speaker 2: but I don't know. Look, I understand what agents are
Speaker 2: telling kids. But oh Joe, if I got an opportunity,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna make thirty million dollars guaranteed.
Speaker 4: I ain't stay in school.
Speaker 2: I holler at you, homie, what about First of all,
Speaker 2: no matter about NFL, what am I going to school
Speaker 2: to do. College is supposed to teach you how to
Speaker 2: make money, get a job and make money. The NFL
Speaker 2: is speeding that process up. Why would I deny that?
Speaker 2: Why would I slow it down by waiting and run
Speaker 2: the risk of getting hurt. If I get hurt, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna get hurt on the NFL dime with that thirty
Speaker 2: million guaranteed. That's what me personally. Now, everybody got to
Speaker 2: make their decision. Sometimes you get a situation like a
Speaker 2: Peyton and Eli, they're dead. The class upper middle class
Speaker 2: they could well people that look like me and you.
Speaker 2: We ain't no upper middle class.
Speaker 4: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: We poured and our job is to get our family
Speaker 2: out of that situation. And as soon as we can
Speaker 2: do that, that's what we're gonna do. Every time, Oh Joe.
Speaker 2: Before we go to the next segment, I'd like to
Speaker 2: be O Choe and I will be on Live with
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Speaker 2: ten Eastern are shing off three hundred pairs of my
Speaker 2: sneakers from my personal collection, including these shoes. Signed up
Speaker 2: for Whatnot using the link in my description, and you'll
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Speaker 2: being dropped in the chat.
Speaker 3: Yeah let me let me I'm finn, get me a
Speaker 3: pair two.
Speaker 4: These are These are some later editions. Ask taught me
Speaker 4: into uh what is them? These are the off whites?
Speaker 3: Hey what what side?
Speaker 4: What side of them is? Thirteen? So?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 4: These made it?
Speaker 2: So uh?
Speaker 4: These are going?
Speaker 2: Uh they were last minute asks as taught me into
Speaker 2: going the dose. Uh selling those Yeah, give me the yeah,
Speaker 2: think the about.
Speaker 3: But damn I wasn't no side of thirteen though.
Speaker 4: Off white.
Speaker 3: I like them.
Speaker 2: What's well, we'll hopefully these are the uh DM ths
Speaker 2: you probably know. You probably recognized this, but I like
Speaker 2: I like them.
Speaker 3: Oh I know what they asked them, the pat level,
Speaker 3: none of the pat level pat leather joints.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 4: So they made they they made a later edition.
Speaker 3: Uh, hey, wear your shoes so clean you ain't wear
Speaker 3: I wore.
Speaker 4: I wore those one time. I wore them one time and.
Speaker 3: Blue you you were your well shoe one time.
Speaker 4: But I put him, but I put them in the closet.
Speaker 4: They stay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's he that's rich people's stuff. Wear your shoe
Speaker 3: one time and never again. I ain't never been able to.
Speaker 3: But that's so pretty.
Speaker 4: These are these are late ass. Also, I wore these
Speaker 4: one time. This is a pack. So this is the
Speaker 4: other on this most people know these, but this is
Speaker 4: a pack. The other shoe was a pack.
Speaker 3: Also, Hey, that's a that's a mellow shoe. That's mellow
Speaker 3: shoe right now.
Speaker 4: Jordan's No, not that one, the one of your both
Speaker 4: of them Jordan's.
Speaker 3: But they just came. This is what they call it.
Speaker 3: This is a pack.
Speaker 4: So two shoes came in one.
Speaker 3: Let me shure, okay, I thought was it mellow with Jordan's?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, two shoes I came just like the d
Speaker 4: M P pack. Two shoes came in this one box.
Speaker 4: I didn't know.
Speaker 3: And uh, hey that that that that baby blue? That
Speaker 3: powder of blue. Real nice.
Speaker 4: Now I'm hoping it goes well. I don't really know.
Speaker 4: Help man, I got so much stuff. Oh you, I
Speaker 4: ain't gonna even lit Joe, I don't I.
Speaker 3: Have no, Yeah, you don't know.
Speaker 6: But that that's that's that's rich. That's what that's what
Speaker 6: people talk. I know exactly how many shoes I got.
Speaker 6: I got eight pair of shoes.
Speaker 2: This.
Speaker 4: This is a black and white.
Speaker 3: Yeah, them them zebras.
Speaker 2: Uh and I got a Bee's. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you've ever seen these. I've worn these one time. The
Speaker 2: flash No, it just left. It should have just left.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's a flat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, but I want to see some more shoes.
Speaker 4: Uh, here come. These are the Rodney Figgs.
Speaker 3: Rod Oh yeah, as buddy do the class with kiss
Speaker 3: that is? Yes?
Speaker 4: Yes, so all the pins are in place. I wanned
Speaker 4: these one time.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: They made it anything. Yeah, well you you got some shoes,
Speaker 2: Brock and you're as well. I'll add these to the
Speaker 2: next drop.
Speaker 3: Oh that's the that's the Tiffany Blue.
Speaker 4: Uh, the Tiffany f one.
Speaker 3: Well you got money. I'll also add these. What's it
Speaker 3: that's in yoursor Jordan's? Oh you got money? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I like that. These are the lv's. I'm born these twice.
Speaker 3: Oh you got money?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and all of these, oh you sadding the Kanyes
Speaker 2: if if this one goes well, yeah, I'm gonna sell them.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna sell everything. These also, you.
Speaker 3: Wild to be rich old red Octobers.
Speaker 4: These are I got these from a guy, Richie.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: He always watched the show out of Boston, and he
Speaker 2: and his brother started following me. And uh, he was
Speaker 2: a big shoe guy and you wre signed thirteen And
Speaker 2: he and I was talking one day and he said, oh,
Speaker 2: I got something I want to show you. So he
Speaker 2: took a picture of it and he sent it to
Speaker 2: me in my DMS. I said, man, let me get those.
Speaker 2: He said, I don't know, I want to. I want
Speaker 2: to keep these right, I said, come on, man, I
Speaker 2: need those. No, he just he just called me he
Speaker 2: called me. He called me sharp. He said, sharp, I
Speaker 2: want to keep these. I said, man, I need them.
Speaker 2: I said, I'll tell you what I do. He're a
Speaker 2: big Patriots fan. I said, if the Patriots go to
Speaker 2: the super Bowl, I give you two tickets to the
Speaker 2: super Bowl. He said, okay, oh yo. The super Bowl
Speaker 2: hadn't even happened yet, but he said, okay. He sent
Speaker 2: me the shoes. All he did was meet me on Twitter. Right,
Speaker 2: he sent me the shoes. So he's like, now his
Speaker 2: girl at the time, he is his wife. Now she's
Speaker 2: having a baby. He like, h man, I ain't gonna
Speaker 2: be able to go. I said, I tell you what
Speaker 2: I do. What about if I get your tickets to
Speaker 2: the AFC Championship game. Now that's the game in which
Speaker 2: the Flaygate happened. The coach, so I got him tickets
Speaker 2: to that game. I said, man, this man doesn't send
Speaker 2: me these shoes. He don't send me these shoes. I said,
Speaker 2: I gotta do something. I said, I tell you what.
Speaker 2: Since you couldn't go to the super Bowl, and I
Speaker 2: know that was a big thing. If they win the
Speaker 2: super Bowl, they're gonna play on a Thursday night game.
Speaker 2: I'll get you tickets to that game. I got him
Speaker 2: fifty yard line tickets to that game. And so he said,
Speaker 2: promise me this, if you ever want to get rid
Speaker 2: of the Red Octobers, you give me an opportunity. So
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give him the first opportunity. If he didn't
Speaker 2: want to buy them, I'll put them up in the
Speaker 2: next and the next thing with the like, I like
Speaker 2: what you got.
Speaker 3: For your your pockets? Deep boy? You got all types
Speaker 3: of shoes over there? What I ain't never seen some
Speaker 3: of them. Some of them shoes I only seen on
Speaker 3: the magazine and on and put in instagrams.
Speaker 2: Oh I still got, I still got, I got ill
Speaker 2: got some very very exclusive stuff, uh, the Mirrods, A
Speaker 2: lot of a lot of stuff like I've only worn
Speaker 2: like maybe once or twice. And for me, it's time
Speaker 2: for somebody else to enjoy it. I'm not I'm I'm
Speaker 2: I'm at the stage now. I'm kind of like phased
Speaker 2: out of it, O Joe, and I'm never I'm never
Speaker 2: gonna and asked.
Speaker 4: You're saying that the link is open now and so
Speaker 4: you could order.
Speaker 3: Hold on, I got I'm selling some shoes.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow to Okay, I said, the action is tomorrow, but
Speaker 2: there are things that are on the site that you
Speaker 2: can buy right now.
Speaker 4: You heard me.
Speaker 3: Huh, I'm gonna sell some shoes tomorrow too.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I do have the soul Fly ones. Yes, uh
Speaker 4: right here, uh huh, I.
Speaker 3: Got these right here, these these air Force ones.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh poly leather elephant skin made in China. Uh, two
Speaker 3: of two. Yeah, I ain't ain't too many people got these.
Speaker 3: I wore these by seven times.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You can see the bottom dirty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I've I'm trying to let me give me
Speaker 2: that that so Yeah, if you can see, I've worn
Speaker 2: these shoes one time.
Speaker 4: Oh Joe, what's them? Let me see the platinum?
Speaker 2: Yeasy?
Speaker 3: Oh oh them nice, I'm saying nice.
Speaker 2: Same with these, I've only worn them twice. I mean once,
Speaker 2: I wore them once. Like like I said, I just
Speaker 2: I think for me now being able to give back
Speaker 2: to Savannah State would be more to me than keeping
Speaker 2: the shoes. I mean I've had them. I mean some
Speaker 2: of the stuff that I'm getting rid of, I've had
Speaker 2: an extremely extremely Let's see that. Let me see the
Speaker 2: right there, yeah is the shoes and there and you
Speaker 2: put a battery here in the b man, this thing.
Speaker 2: You woke me up in the middle of the night.
Speaker 2: I was like, what the hell is there? Because it's
Speaker 2: a buck that You're.
Speaker 4: Like, what's that?
Speaker 2: It's sneakers in the bush?
Speaker 3: Oh them air Max them ninety five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, they made them one. You ain't wear im
Speaker 1: number one. And you just be buying stuff? May you
Speaker 1: be wasting money?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: I had a lot. I had a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: I do I still got I've probably still got probably
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty two hundred pair.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: See you tripping man. You use a hoarder. Use a hoarder.
Speaker 3: They need to do a show on you. Collected shoes
Speaker 3: for no reason just to have shoes.
Speaker 4: No, but I do.
Speaker 3: But that's what I do.
Speaker 4: I have twelve.
Speaker 6: I have twelve pair of shoes. I have twelve pair
Speaker 6: of shoes. There are twelve months in year. Yeah, so
Speaker 6: I always tell myself my grandma always said, boy, you
Speaker 6: don't need one one pair of shoe a month. And
Speaker 6: that's how I live.
Speaker 3: I have twelve pair of shoes, one for each dead edit,
Speaker 3: one for each month.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: And I never go over twelve.
Speaker 2: I get you know what YO back with like with
Speaker 2: ash and hours at FS one. I was like, you
Speaker 2: know what, I'm gonna wear a different pair of shoes
Speaker 2: every day, and every day every day, I sad I'm
Speaker 2: gonna wear I told her. I said, I got I
Speaker 2: could wear a different pair of shoes for at least
Speaker 2: a year and a half maybe two years.
Speaker 3: Now you can't.
Speaker 2: So we started out. I went like like a month.
Speaker 2: I said, man, lady for this, because I gotta go
Speaker 2: in the box. I gotta take them out the box.
Speaker 2: I gotta lay some up. I say, man lady for this.
Speaker 2: And so that's why I just like, you know what,
Speaker 2: and I just wear the same shoe. So I said,
Speaker 2: I'm done with this, and like I'm gonna sell. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna sell and cool Kicks Like, hey, you want to
Speaker 2: sell them? I was like, yeah, I will, I absolutely will.
Speaker 2: What whatnot? What not? Well with that cool Kicks, right,
Speaker 2: we're cool Kicks headquarters. But what says like, ask me?
Speaker 2: Would I be interested in party ways? I was like, well,
Speaker 2: how many? Like, well, how many you want to sell?
Speaker 2: I said at least probably, Let's see how many I got.
Speaker 2: Man O Joe, I had done.
Speaker 3: I had a whole room.
Speaker 4: My closet hadn't averready taken over my closet.
Speaker 2: Then I ended up taking a bed out and put
Speaker 2: it had shoes stacked up in the room where the
Speaker 2: bed used to be.
Speaker 4: So I said, now I'm done.
Speaker 2: And I still got I still probably got like seventy
Speaker 2: five pair in Atlanta, like Oregon duck threes. I still
Speaker 2: got some fives. I still I still got like fourteen's.
Speaker 2: I still got some airport. I just it's just time.
Speaker 3: It's time, Ojoe, It's time. Yeah, it is, it is.
Speaker 6: You're gonna feel better about yourself too. You need to
Speaker 6: get rid of those. I'm sure the money's probably going
Speaker 6: to a good cause.
Speaker 3: You get rid of them.
Speaker 2: Create some space I want to have. I want to
Speaker 2: have scholarship. I want to have a scholarship fund in
Speaker 2: my alma matera.
Speaker 4: I like it.
Speaker 3: I like I like that.
Speaker 4: I like that. That's what I want.
Speaker 2: That's that's what I want. It's the first time that
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do something and people will know about it,
Speaker 2: because a lot of times I give money to various
Speaker 2: charities and they have they have one simple interest. I
Speaker 2: give them one. I don't care, Okay, I understand what
Speaker 2: this charity is, and y'all I'm sure, y'all gonna use
Speaker 2: y'all discretion and distribute the money and a place that's
Speaker 2: supposed to go. I said, but you can never tell
Speaker 2: that I gave you anything. I say, if you ever
Speaker 2: tell that I gave you money, I'll never give to
Speaker 2: this organization again because I'm not giving it. I'm not
Speaker 2: giving it for that reason. People don't need to know.
Speaker 1: I like.
Speaker 4: I like people like you don't do nothing for your community.
Speaker 4: You don't do nothing. You don't know what I do.
Speaker 4: So this is for a worthy cause.
Speaker 2: And so if it goes well, the next collection, I'm
Speaker 2: probably gonna sell everything but about.
Speaker 4: I probably keep like ten pair. I probably keep fifteen pairs.
Speaker 2: But they are shoes that I can wear on the regular,
Speaker 2: not not not the yea And I got some of
Speaker 2: the yeasiest like when he first went to Adidas, right
Speaker 2: the Sam fifty boot I got.
Speaker 4: I got a couple of pair of those.
Speaker 2: I got the black, I got the black, I got
Speaker 2: the brown, I got like some of the three fifties.
Speaker 4: I got some of the early stuff that he did
Speaker 4: when he first went to Adidas.
Speaker 3: So I like it. That's that's that's where hey for
Speaker 3: y'all y'all rich folks be going crazy with the shoes.
Speaker 4: Brock Man, that was man. Look I was, I was.
Speaker 4: I was Nike, and that definitely helps.
Speaker 2: But a lot of times I would give it, like
Speaker 2: to my teammates, Burns and Bucket got more ish than
Speaker 2: I did. My sister. You know, she got a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff. My sister still wears she still got her
Speaker 2: old shoes.
Speaker 4: In the box.
Speaker 2: I ain't played in twenty years, right, but she wear
Speaker 2: the same shoes. But Burns, Bucket a couple of people
Speaker 2: like that. I got a little stuff, but a lot
Speaker 2: of my teammates they would want stuff and I would
Speaker 2: get it for them. And so that's how it kind
Speaker 2: of started. Ojo is that with that? And then I
Speaker 2: would see stuff I was like, man, I won't okay,
Speaker 2: I want this, I want this, I want this. And
Speaker 2: so sometimes I was able to get it. Sometimes I wasn't,
Speaker 2: and I had to pay. But it's time to part
Speaker 2: with it now, it really is, and so hopefully, I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't, like I said, I don't know. I mean
Speaker 2: Ash was telling me some of the prices, like one, yeah,
Speaker 2: one of them is already priced.
Speaker 4: At twelve K.
Speaker 2: Twelve k, what twelve thousand American dollars, American ship.
Speaker 6: Well, y'all got me, boy, don't play that bright twelve
Speaker 6: thousand nothing, Well, I don't.
Speaker 2: Even Everything in the body now is into two hundreds
Speaker 2: with the big stuff, the big the big stuff is
Speaker 2: coming tomorrow, like the camos and the stuff like that.
Speaker 2: And you know, I got the chunky dunks, and I
Speaker 2: got a lot of dunks. I got is the strawberry
Speaker 2: dunks in that the strawberry I got strawberry dunks. That's included.
Speaker 2: So strange loves strange loves strange love. That's what they
Speaker 2: called as.
Speaker 3: Too.
Speaker 2: Oh did we include that size eight? I got a
Speaker 2: size A l V. Yes, they read, yeah, sure, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, very yeah yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: That's an expensive hobby that I choose not to part
Speaker 6: take in.
Speaker 3: I stick to my I stick to my simple shoes.
Speaker 2: But I tell you what, collect the shoes cheaper than watches.
Speaker 2: That's for damn sure. Yeah yeah, that's for damn sure.
Speaker 2: That's a very expensive hobby. I had two expensive hobbies.
Speaker 2: One is more expensive than the other, for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah. You know, I started dibbling down in some watches.
Speaker 3: The money coming in a look different.
Speaker 1: These days.
Speaker 2: But I got like I said, Uh, like I said,
Speaker 2: I wanted to do something for Savannah State. I wanted
Speaker 2: to establish a scholarship fund and give back for an
Speaker 2: institution that did so much for me. Right the doctors, Uh,
Speaker 2: my favorite George Maclamore, who was my remedial reading teacher,
Speaker 2: Joe Anne Green who is my.
Speaker 4: Remedial English teacher.
Speaker 2: Because I started Savannah State and all developmental studies, all
Speaker 2: remedial classes and those. Scott Simpson was my remedial math teacher.
Speaker 2: He got me out of there. And then I got
Speaker 2: with Haynes Walton, I got with Norman L. Moore, I
Speaker 2: got with man Clara Bay Gay, Hewitt, Scott Smith, I
Speaker 2: mean Steven Smith, and my life, my life changed. My
Speaker 2: life changed. They opened my eyes and I couldn't have
Speaker 2: done I couldn't. I couldn't have I wouldn't be the
Speaker 2: person that I am without that experience.
Speaker 4: I met.
Speaker 2: A guy that's like my brother Bucket at Savannah State.
Speaker 2: All of my kids, all of my kids moms went
Speaker 2: to Savannah State. So man, it's gonna be it's gonna
Speaker 2: be a great it's gonna be a great honor for
Speaker 2: me to go and present that check to the president.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be a proud moment for me. O Joe.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I know, I know it is.
Speaker 4: And that's not the end of it now. So now
Speaker 4: that's what really is gonna be. It's gonna be a
Speaker 4: regular currence.
Speaker 2: So every year I'm gonna donate to that fund, right
Speaker 2: and obviously you know, hopefully I got at least twenty
Speaker 2: more times around us at twenty more summers. Obviously in
Speaker 2: my state, Savannah State will get a big chunk also,
Speaker 2: So I'm very appreciative to what Savannah State has been.
Speaker 4: Able to do for me and help me in my life.
Speaker 3: The volume