Shannon Sharpe roasts Chad Ochocinco's new '$10 Target watch'

NFL Hall of Famer and sports media personality Shannon Sharpe and Chad Ochocinco had a hilarious exchange over a watch that Ochocinco says 'looks like a Cartier.'
NFL Hall of Famer and former SSU football player Shannon Sharpe signing bottles of his Le Portier Shay VSOP Luxury Cognac.
NFL Hall of Famer and former SSU football player Shannon Sharpe signing bottles of his Le Portier Shay VSOP Luxury Cognac. / Richard Burkhart/Savannah Morning News / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
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Pro Football Hall of Famer and sports media personality Shannon Sharpe is going through the ringer with some serious allegations and a lawsuit against him. The allegations have led to Sharpe taking a step away from his duties at ESPN.

However, Sharpe is still kicking in the podcast game and recently released the latest episode of his Nightcap podcast with fellow NFL star Chad Ochocinco.

In the episode, Ochocinco aka Johnson was excited to show off a watch he recently bought that he thought was a bargain because it still gave off a luxurious look. Instead, he got roasted by Sharpe.

MORE: Shannon Sharpe gets roasted by comedian Bill Bellamy on 'The Breakfast Club'

“From Target. It was $10," Ochocinco boasted. "It looked like a Cartier, though, don't it?"

Sharpe wasn't going to play along, so hilariously responded by saying, "Mmm, it looked like a Carter. It looked like a Carter. They left the I out.”

Ochocinco is a simple man.

He likes his $10 watches. He likes to eat McDonald's, and he's doing pretty at staying out of trouble.

MORE: Shannon Sharpe vehemently denies troubling allegations in video statement

Do you see what happens when you're not trying to flex for the 'Gram and pretend you still got game when it has passed you by? Take notes, Unc.

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