Chad Ochocinco Johnson

Yeah, Unk a diva, I don't like the word that they use.

I hate that moniker, but I mean, anytime, Joe, you got any type of personality, any type of individualism, you know, you outlandish, you express yourself in a way that they don't see fit, they use the word diva.

I don't like the word diva.

Because when it's connected, it's a negative connotation that's attached to it.

When it's a team sport.

Now, if you a boxer or a golfer or somebody, it may be a little different, especially for a boxer.

Yeah, you got to 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 it kind of gets frowned upon.

Yes, it's a bad rep.

I don't like the word.

They make it seem like wide receivers are the only ones that need their teammates.

The quarterback needs a teammate too, but when he fires, he's like, oh, that's passion.

When we do it, it's a problem.

I get it.

Ocho could have said, let's effing go all the time.

What is he doing over there?

That's a malcontent.

He's trying to fire his teammate up.