Chad Ochocinco Johnson· Sep 9, 2026
Ochocinco predicts Myles Garrett falls short of 23 sacks but still lands around 17-18, has the Dolphins winning five games, and says the Texans' defense will carry them into the postseason.
“He might not get 23 sacks, but I could book it. Give him 17, 18, boy.”
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3 checkable claims — 1 player season number, 1 playoff pick and 1 season win total — each graded on its own rather than as one all-or-nothing bet.
It names 4 players and teams, each linked to their own record.
None of them have settled yet — they grade once their results are in.
Of the 2 unsettled calls enough other pundits have weighed in on, this one lands above the rest of the room on every one.
Where this call stands in the room
Miami Dolphins · 2026 season · wins18 calls from 13 pundits between 0 wins and 7 wins. Chad Ochocinco Johnson said 5 wins. the room's median is 2 wins. not settled yet
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3 checkable claims in this take
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Myles Garrett to record 17 sacks
“He might not get 23 sacks, but I could book it. Give him 17, 18, boy.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
- Season Win TotalsMiami DolphinsSep 9, 2026
Miami Dolphins to finish with 5 wins
“Maybe five. Maybe five. ... Yeah, I got five. I got five.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
- Playoff PicksHouston TexansSep 9, 2026
Houston Texans to make the playoffs
“I'm not worried about the regular season because they're going to get to the postseason with that.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
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- Judah FortgangGame Outcome Picks · Houston TexansMiss · 0PFF's divisional-round same-game parlay picks: Tampa Bay beats Cincinnati with Cade Otton exploiting the Bengals' linebackers, Las Vegas beats Miami behind Kirk Cousins attacking a depleted Dolphins secondary, and Houston beats Buffalo with C.J. Stroud throwing effectively and Jaylin Noel benefiting from the slot matchup.
More player season numbers
The same kind of call, about other players and teams.
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- Shannon SharpePlayer Season Numbers · T.J. WattMiss · 0On a Bengals-Steelers matchup, Sharpe took the over on several player props: Ja'Marr Chase over 74.5 receiving yards, Joe Flacco over 36.5 pass attempts, and T.J. Watt over 3.5 tackles+assists, adding that Watt will get two sacks. He also predicted Rico Dowdle would make the Pro Bowl this season.
- Rich EisenPlayer Season Numbers · Micah ParsonsClose · 56Eisen made a series of picks: Micah Parsons will out-sack any two Cowboys combined (after initially leaning the other way), the NFC North is more likely to produce a Super Bowl team than the NFC East, Eagles wins will outnumber Cowboys losses, Bo Nix/Courtland Sutton will out-touchdown Cam Ward/Calvin Ridley, and Marvin Harrison Jr./James Conner will beat Kamara/Olave in yards and TDs. He also picked the AFC West order and said Deion Sanders is more likely than Bill Belichick to have a winning record.
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- Joe MarinoPlayer Season Numbers · Kyle PittsClose · 67Marino argued Kyle Pitts deserves more respect after a good season and expects his touchdown total to keep rising, landing on six touchdowns next season (following the pattern of his yearly totals).