Quentin Richardson doesn't like Victor Wimmy Yama trying to politic his way to an MVP. I like everything about Wimby, but I didn't like that. Big fella, your game is doing all the talking. I don't feel he should have had to go up there in politics to prove why he's the MVP. Now, I also say he's not the MVP this year, SGA is. My era really wasn't like that. We wouldn't go up there and say, I should be the MVP.

We would be like in the locker room. What is he doing? Right. Right. It's a different times,

bro. I definitely agree with Q. You got to let your game do all of talking. Let your game do all

a talking. I don't, I ain't with that neither unko you know

you out here politicking for yourself man you your your job is to put your skills and talent on display

and then you let the let the fans let the voters do the rest you know what i mean but yeah

he ain't gonna be MVP this year but i promise y'all in the next five years, I wouldn't be surprised he had two or three of them things. Yeah. Hey, Joe, you don't like that, Joe? Him politician. I don't, I wouldn't even, I mean, obviously it is politicking, but you just said it. Put your game and your skill on display, he'd do it every night, every time he out there. So just throwing that out there just a little bit, you know, to add a little season on the flavor, you know, based on his game and what he's already doing, he's showing what he can do on the officer end, on the defense's end. Hell, he hell to deal with. Yeah, I'll hear it. No doubt about that. Let me let me tell you about it a little no doubt let me let me let me tell you about

a little bit huh yeah let me write a public office should you politic hold up a sign vote for me

i'm the candidate a vote for sharp is a vote for success right hey hey you know you Ocho, he played their wide receiver position, man. You know they divas. Well, Uncle Luh, Unk might be considered a little wide receiver too, huh? Yeah, Uncle, Uncle Diva, I don't like the word that they use. I hate that, I hate that moniker, but, I mean, it is with any, any, any, any time, Joe, you got any type of personality, any type of individualism, you know, you outlandish, you know, you express yourself in the way that they don't see fit. They use the word diva. I don't, I don't like the word. Because it's, it's, it's a negative connotation that's attached to it. Because when it's a team sport. Now, if you're a boxer or golf or somebody, I mean, right, right, right, you know, it may be a little different, especially for a boxer. Yeah, you got a campaign for yourself. But when you play in a team sport, I think it's just a little different because I don't care what you say you need your teammates. Yeah, absolutely. I think that's why, you know, it kind of gets a, it gets frowned upon. Yes, it's a, it's a bad rap. I don't like the word. They make it seem like wide receivers on the only one that need their teammates. The quarterback need the teammate too, but when he fired it, oh, that's passion. We do it as a problem. I get it. Ocho could have said, let's effing go all the time.

What did he doing over there? That's a mild content. He's trying to fire his teammate up. One is frowned upon. One is smiled upon. Yeah. Yeah. But I get it. I get it. Ocho, this is going to be right up your alley.

John Lynch said the 49ers dug deeper into the NFLPA report card in which team

training staff grades were relatively poor.

The 49ers found that players wanted more one-on-one attention.

So guess what they're doing, Ocho?

Hiring three more PTs invested $9 million in hydro areas, clove punch and pools,

which had graded low at the team facility.

Okay.

This is why that's why I don't want them out, because they don't want that report out there.

Yeah.

Instead of like, oh, man, I can't believe they did this.

They did something about it.

What the NFL do?

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