Best of NFL News Part 2: Jaylon Johnson + Woody Marks TALK NFL playoffs with Unc & Ocho, Mike T STEPS DOWN

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What insights does Bears CB Jaylon Johnson share about the NFL playoffs?

Shannon Sharpe 0:04
We got a very special guest joining us tonight, Ocho.
Chad Ochocinco Johnson 0:08
What's up, nephew?
Shannon Sharpe 0:09
He tackles two pass defenders, and he's a part of the Cardiac Bears. Here he is. Hey. CB1. JJ, Jalen Johnson. Jay, how you doing, bro?
Jaylon Johnson 0:20
What's up, man? Good to see y'all again.
Shannon Sharpe 0:22
Good to see you. Hey, when you come on nightcap, you normally have to get the comeback later this season because you had a Pro Bowl all pro season or your team's in the playoff. That's just the way it pans out.
Jaylon Johnson 0:33
No doubt.

What does Texans RB Woody Marks reveal about his breakout performance?

Jaylon Johnson 0:34
100%.
Shannon Sharpe 0:35
So, that game is not going the way you want it. Uh... They're going up and down the field. Jordan Love, three touchdowns in the first half, 21-3. So walkers through the locker room at halftime, what did Ben Johnson say? What were some of the leaders saying? And then the start of that fourth quarter, what was the sideline like?
Jaylon Johnson 0:59
Honestly, it was honestly a crazy turn of events.

How does Liam Cohen connect with a reporter after the Jags playoff loss?

Jaylon Johnson 1:01
We, of course, come out, we turned up, we ready to go, and then we go down 21-3, and it's like, man, everybody shut the hell up. Ain't no more talking. Nah, ain't no more rah-rah. Yeah, nah, ain't no more hoorah. And I just remember Kevin Byard the whole time, he was like, man, talking ain't going to help us execute. We need to stop talking. doing all this and settle in. And then really just at halftime, that was the biggest thing. Like it can't get no worse than this. Like, I mean, at the end of the day, it's 21-3, almost 21 blow. But I think too, like coach showed us a video, like a whole breakdown during the, during camp of the Falcons and Patriots game when they went up 28-3 and,

What are the implications of Mike Tomlin stepping down as Steelers head coach?

Jaylon Johnson 1:35
wow that and just shows like the composure yeah he showed that uh that to us early so just like talking to joe tooney telling because he was on the winning side of it and then jerry was on the losing side of it so having both of them get their perspectives on it and then it really just he brought it back up like this is that moment like think back to the conversation that we had and what it took for for them to get back into it is one possession at a time defense gets stopped often start putting points on the board and that was really it so when we came out on defense it was like man we got to get stopped if we we figured if they didn't score no more then we'll win the game so But that's all we were focused on, really, on defense, just executing and playing more aggressive.
Unknown 2:10
Hey, what has it been like? That entire culture has shifted because of one man. Obviously, having a quarterback like Caleb Williams, and you get someone, a coach, a player-friendly coach, as I like to call it, in Ben Johnson and coming in there, is he the sole reason for the reason you guys are having the kind of success you guys are having?
Jaylon Johnson 2:32
I mean, it's hard to say the sole reason. I think... for one, just the timing, I would say of everything. And the only person get credit for that is God, of course. But I think really just the timing of when Ben got here, when Caleb got here, when a lot of these pieces all got here, I think it'd be different if he got here three, four years ago, the team looked different situation is different, but I'll definitely say his leadership, his competitiveness has definitely changed the trajectory of how we looked at approaching games. And again, too, I mean, You can be a good leader all you want, but you're dialing it up on offense as well, and he's always been doing that. I think just the way he controls the game, even going into that game, he was like, if we win it, we want to receive, we want to control the tempo, control the ball.
Jaylon Johnson 3:16
And it's like, no, man, I ain't never heard nobody say this. Oh, we want the defense to go out there and set the tone. It's like, no, let us get the ball, let us control the tempo, let us take some of the time off and things like that. So he's definitely ahead of it.

How do players maintain composure during high-pressure situations?

Shannon Sharpe 3:27
He's an offensive-minded coach. He wants to attack. He's an offensive minded coach. He wants to attack. He's like, oh, they think they got a defense.
Jaylon Johnson 3:33
No, we want the ball.
Shannon Sharpe 3:35
We want the ball. We're going to show them. We're going to take this ball and go right down to their field.

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