Hey Yo!! With D. Shelton

About Hey Yo!! With D. Shelton

Let's admit we all want to scream at the world at times. Well, you've come to the right place. Let me introduce myself. I'm Delrico, a black man born in America. If you know then you know, whether it is culture, current events or sports, I'm going to give you my honest opinion. No Fluff. No bull crap. So, join me in this journey and we may just survive this crazy world.

Publisher

Delrico Shelton

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

5 Oct 2021

Latest episode

12 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

98 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   12 Oct 2026

   Sorry I'm late. But these darn Dallas Cowboys

   Hey Yo with D Shelton: Dallas Cowboys defense, NFC East chaos, and a wild week in football. Delrico Shelton breaks down the Dallas Cowboys’ loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and spends much of the episode on one clear issue: the defense is not physical, not disciplined, and not getting enough pressure. He also recaps a chaotic NFC East weekend, including the Giants-Commanders tie and the Eagles’ bizarre loss to Jacksonville. This episode is part game recap, part frustrated diagnosis, and part league-wide spin through the most chaotic results of the week. If you want blunt Cowboys talk and a fast tour through the NFC East mess, this one covers it. Key topics In this episode, Delrico Shelton opens with the Cowboys’ 24-16 loss to Tampa Bay and says the defense has been a problem from Week 1 through Week 5. He argues the defense lacks both physicality and intelligence and says no amount of offensive production can save a unit that keeps failing on third downs and missed tackles. He says Dak Prescott’s stat line looked solid, 24 of 42 for 316 yards and a touchdown, but the offense could not overcome two tipped or dropped interception plays and inconsistent play calling. Shelton singles out Jake Ferguson for costly mistakes, including a crucial drop, and says the tight end has been too inconsistent in big moments. He credits Tampa Bay’s Bucky Irving for controlling the game and says Dallas could not stop the run, cover consistently, or set edges against mobile or physical opponents. Shelton says Dallas’ biggest issue is discipline, pointing to penalties, blown coverages, missed tackles, and poor lane integrity on defense. He floats the idea that if Dallas misses the playoffs, Jerry Jones should consider Mike Tomlin because the team needs a coach players would fear and respect. He briefly recaps the Giants-Commanders tie, calling it one of the wildest examples of situational football he has seen in a long time. He highlights Jameis Winston’s big passing day for the Giants and Jaden Daniels’ late-game mistake for Washington, saying the Commanders wasted a chance to win. He closes with the Eagles’ loss to Jacksonville, calling attention to Philly’s penalties, a crucial special teams' breakdown, and the Jaguars’ late walk-off field goal. Timestamps00:00 - Opening greetings and listener shout-outs 00:57 - Sponsor mentions and platform plugs 02:24 - Why the Cowboys recap was delayed after the Buccaneers loss 03:25 - The Dallas defense is the main problem 04:36 - Dak Prescott’s numbers and the costly tipped-ball interceptions 05:41 - Why the first Tampa Bay drive set the tone 06:46 - Bucky Irving and Dallas’ failure to stop the run 07:41 - Secondary breakdowns and missed coverage assignments 08:57 - Dak’s passing volume and the lack of a balanced offense 10:11 - The missed Daron Bland play that could have changed the clock 11:34 - Dallas’ weak rushing output and lack of offensive balance 12:38 - Why the Cowboys came out flat and unprepared 13:16 - Comparing today’s coaching culture with Landry and Jimmy Johnson 14:12 - Why Mike Tomlin came up as a hypothetical Cowboys hire 15:07 - Penalties, pressure problems, and defensive discipline 16:36 - Why mobile quarterbacks keep hurting Dallas 17:43 - Looking around the NFC East while the Cowboys remain stuck 18:06 - George Pickens’ strong game and CeeDee Lamb’s quiet day 19:15 - Why the defense still feels unfixable 20:18 - Giants-Commanders: one of the strangest games of the week 21:15 - Jaden Daniels’ late mistake and Washington’s collapse 22:41 - Why the Giants’ offense and Washington’s defense made the game chaotic 24:33 - Eagles-Jaguars chaos and the late special teams breakdown 26:42 - Jalen Hurts, Trevor Lawrence, and the stat line check 28:10 - Jacksonville’s penalty problems and the opening-kickoff mess 29:09 - Final verdict on the Cowboys’ defense and Green Bay ahead 31:35 - UNC, Bill Belichick, and the closing sign-off

2. 

   4 Oct 2026

   17 Catches by CeeDee Lamb....ballin!!

   Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and the Cowboys edge the Texans 34-30. The Dallas Cowboys survived a wild 34-30 win over the Houston Texans, and this episode is a full reaction to how they pulled it off. Delrico Shelton breaks down Dak Prescott’s efficiency, CeeDee Lamb’s record-setting 17-catch night, and why the Cowboys offense is carrying a defense that still has major questions. We discuss the key numbers, the late-game execution, and what this win means for Dallas moving forward. The episode also digs into Houston’s offense, Dallas’ defensive struggles, and why the Cowboys’ next few games could shape the season. Key topics In this episode: Dak Prescott proves again why he belongs in the top tier of NFL quarterbacks, finishing 32 for 45 for 335 yards, 1 touchdown, and no interceptions. CeeDee Lamb sets a Dallas Cowboys record with 17 catches for 189 yards and the go-ahead touchdown, in what Shelton calls an offensive masterpiece. George Pickens makes his presence felt with a contested 53-yard grab, giving Dak another trusted weapon when the offense needs a big play. Javonte Williams powers the ground game with 19 carries, 62 yards, and 3 touchdowns, giving Dallas balance even in a passing-heavy game. Houston’s offense still moved the ball, with C. Shelton argues the Cowboys’ defense is still the biggest issue, especially after allowing Nico Collins to produce 7 catches, 118 yards, and 2 touchdowns. The secondary gets mixed reviews, with Joey Porter Jr. drawing praise for sticky coverage and Deron Bland getting blamed for some of the struggles, even if not every touchdown is on him. Dallas’ pass rush and pressure packages are criticized for being too conservative, with Shelton pushing for more blitzes from Christian Parker. Special teams and situational coaching come under fire after another blocked field goal and a questionable end-of-half decision. The win sets up a big Thursday night matchup against Tampa Bay, and Shelton starts looking ahead to a crucial stretch that could define Dallas’ playoff path. “Seventeen catches.” “If C. “Who’s better than Dak Prescott besides the main five?” J. Stroud going 21 for 31 for 347 yards, 2 touchdowns, and no picks, but the Texans fell to 0-4. Timestamps 00:00 - Intro, show promotion, and game-night energy 02:04 - Cowboys beat the Texans 34-30 and the reaction starts 03:00 - Dak Prescott slander gets shut down 03:55 - CeeDee Lamb breaks the Cowboys reception record 05:39 - George Pickens’ contested catch changes the game 06:38 - Late-game stress and the winning drive 07:16 - Texans fall to 0-4 and D’Amico Ryans takes heat 08:48 - Nico Collins returns healthy and hurts Dallas 10:56 - C.J. Stroud’s stat line and why the offense still looked sharp 12:05 - Cowboys hold Houston’s run game in check 13:02 - Nico Collins, Deron Bland, and the blown coverage debate 16:24 - Why Christian Parker needs to blitz more 17:25 - Secondary tackling problems and missing turnovers 19:21 - Dak’s season numbers and the offense humming 20:27 - Brian Schottenheimer gets called out for “cute” play calls 21:45 - Another blocked field goal and special teams issues 22:26 - CeeDee Lamb’s 17 catches and Offensive Player of the Week case 24:10 - Dak ties a Cowboys wins milestone and the MVP talk begins 26:29 - Why Dak belongs in the top quarterback tier 32:44 - Cowboys playoff outlook and NFC East confidence 34:52 - Thursday night against Tampa Bay becomes the next test 37:35 - Final recap of the win, CeeDee’s night, and closing thoughtsNotable quotesD. Lamb is not offensive player of the week in the NFL, they shouldn't even have an award.”

3. 

   28 Sept 2026

   Dallas defense is the problem. SMH

   Cowboys Lose 34–31 to the Ravens: Defense, Goal-Line Decisions, and a Late Collapse Delrico Shelton breaks down a frustrating 34–31 Cowboys loss to Baltimore, arguing the game was lost on defense rather than offense. Dallas scored 31 points and got solid production from Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and Javonte Williams, but a lack of pass rush, shaky secondary play, and a late middle-of-the-field completion led to a walk-off field goal. He also previews next week’s matchup with the Houston Texans and says the defense has to improve fast.Key topics Delrico says the Cowboys had enough offense to win, finishing with 31 points and 276 passing yards from Dak Prescott. He points to the defense as the main reason for the loss, especially the secondary, lack of pass rush, and poor situational awareness late in the game. Javonte Williams had 19 carries for 98 yards and a touchdown. CeeDee Lamb had 112 receiving yards, while George Pickens had 82. Delrico notes the Ravens’ success on the ground, led by Derrick Henry’s 25 carries, 89 yards, and two touchdowns. He praises rookie linebacker Jay Sean Barman for making an impact, including a key fourth-down tackle on Derrick Henry. He says the secondary is thin and injured, and suggests Jerry Jones explore a move for Joey Porter Jr. He questions the Cowboys’ goal-line play calling, particularly the lack of pick plays or motion near the end zone. He highlights the Jake Ferguson fumble and a late 27-yard completion over the middle as pivotal moments. He previews Houston and says Dallas cannot keep relying on its offense to cover for defensive issues. “What else can the offense do?” “It’s player personnel on the defensive side of the ball.” “I’m mad at how we lost.” Timestamps00:00 — Opening the recap and reacting to the Cowboys-Ravens loss 02:51 — Why Delrico is not mad about the loss, only how it happened 04:07 — Dak and the offense did enough to win 05:16 — Javonte Williams leads the run game with 98 yards and a touchdown 06:14 — CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, and the passing game production 06:39 — Goal-line defense looks better than the rest of the defense 07:26 — Rookie Jay Sean Barman’s impact and growing role 08:40 — Injuries and instability in the secondary 09:31 — No pass rush and why that matters against Lamar Jackson 11:05 — Holding Lamar under 200 passing yards still was not enough 12:12 — The key late-game situational mistake over the middle 13:15 — Zay Flowers leads Baltimore’s receiving damage 14:25 — Prevent defense and why the middle of the field was the problem 15:03 — Why Christian Parker may need to blitz more 16:12 — Trade talk and the case for Joey Porter Jr. 17:41 — The Cowboys’ offense did its job, but the defense ruined it 18:08 — Dak Prescott’s final stat line and the pressure he faced 19:24 — Marquise Bell’s pass interference and panic in coverage 20:33 — Looking ahead to Houston and the Texans’ struggling offense 22:40 — Frustration with Brian Schottenheimer’s short-yardage play calling 23:49 — Why Delrico wants more pick plays near the goal line 25:34 — The walk-off kick and what the Cowboys could not afford to give up 27:45 — Why the late middle-of-the-field completion was the killer 29:28 — Delrico says the defense needs smarter players, not just faster ones 31:11 — The Jake Ferguson fumble and blocked field goal as game-changing moments 32:56 — Houston preview and why Dallas still should be able to win 36:13 — Closing thoughts: the defense needs help now 38:23 — Final recap of the 34–31 loss and sign-off Notable quotes

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