Cris Carter Claps Back at Asante Samuel Over Chad Johnson Comments
NFL Hall of Famer Cris Carter fires back at Asante Samuel calling him “overrated” while defending Chad Johnson, making it clear who really runs the wide receiver conversation. Cris breaks down what actually matters in the NFL—touchdowns, consistency, and showing up every day. In this episode, Cris and Shawn also discuss: • The 2024 Team USA vs. 1992 Dream Team debate (MJ vs. LeBron) • Travis Kelce’s warning to Travis Hunter about going both ways in the NFL • The Miami Dolphins’ season outlook and Tua’s health concerns • Caitlin Clark’s impact on the WNBA and why players need to embrace her rise • The Kevin Durant trade fallout, salary cap changes, and what it means for Giannis • Arch Manning’s future and why sitting behind Quinn Ewers was the right move
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Lebron's Last Year? Cris Carter Says Lakers Have No Shot
Is this really LeBron James’ final season in the NBA? Cris Carter breaks down why he thinks LeBron is done after this year—and why the Lakers have no chance in a stacked Western Conference against teams like the Nuggets, Mavs, Thunder, Timberwolves, and Rockets. We also dive into what the Lakers need to truly contend, why the NBA Draft was wild this year, Cooper Flagg’s fit in Dallas, and the biggest draft steals of the 21st century. Plus, Cris and Shawn give raw takes on the WNBA’s growth, Hard Knocks: FAU, and what players really need to do to protect their careers.
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Cris Carter Says Shedeur Needs To Slow Down And Be A Better Role Model
Cris Carter doesn’t sugarcoat it — Shedeur Sanders is moving too fast, literally. After back-to-back speeding incidents, CC calls out the rising star for putting himself and others at risk, reminding him: when you’re the face of a program, you don’t just represent yourself — you represent everyone. Cris and Shawn dig into what leadership actually looks like, why accountability matters, and how bad decisions off the field can derail greatness before it ever starts. Also in this episode: - KD heads to Houston — who really won that trade? - OKC wins it all — was Haliburton’s injury the turning point? - ESPN’s NBA coverage under fire — where are the legends at? - Aaron Rodgers’ 25-minute rant on the Jets — helpful insight or just whining? - & more!
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NBA Finals Going to Game 7 — Cris Carter Picks OKC to Win
On Fully Loaded, Shawn Meaike and Cris Carter drop their biggest NBA Finals prediction: It's going to Game 7, and OKC will win it all! They explain why OKC's home-court advantage is key in this "best of three" series against the Indiana Pacers, led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (SGA). Plus, the guys dive into Kevin Durant's future, reacting to Bleacher Report's Top 5 potential KD landing spots and Cris's surprising pick for his next team. They also debate Durant's legacy and desire for another championship. And don't miss the insights on Travis Kelce's impressive weight loss and the critical role of player discipline and diet in NFL performance! The hosts also discuss these Finals without the "megastars," and what it means for the NBA.
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Aaron Rodgers Has Never Played for a Coach Like Mike Tomlin Before
NFL legends Cris Carter and Shawn Meaike dive into the biggest off-season shocker: Aaron Rodgers joining the Pittsburgh Steelers. But this move is different. For the first time in his career, Rodgers isn’t calling the shots — Mike Tomlin is. In this episode, the hosts explore why this is the first true coach-led team Rodgers has ever been part of, and how Tomlin’s no-nonsense leadership style is reshaping the culture in Pittsburgh. They discuss what makes Tomlin unique, why Rodgers’ time in Green Bay and New York always centered around the quarterback, and how this shift could impact both his performance and the Steelers’ season. You’ll also hear insights on what Dan Marino and Cris Carter believe Rodgers still has left in the tank, and why this may be his last big shot. The episode also includes some strong takes on Chad Johnson’s recent comments about Travis Hunter — and why some veterans need to know when to hang it up. Don’t miss this unfiltered NFL conversation from two guys who’ve lived it. New episodes every Monday at 7PM. Like, comment, and subscribe to stay Fully Loaded.
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