Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson appears to be lobbying for Shannon Sharpe’s seat on “First Take” after the Pro Football Hall of Famer was fired Wednesday by ESPN just days after settling a bombshell $50 million lawsuit in which a Jane Doe accused him of rape.

After getting fired from ESPN and settling a disturbing lawsuit, Sharpe had a one-line joke that intimates his bank account has very limited funds.

Jimalita Tillman is suing Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson for $20 million, alleging they falsely claimed she was divorcing after her viral Usher concert moment. The defamation suit, now in federal court, says the false comments aired on an April 12 podcast episode.

Shannon Sharpe's pockets are a bit lighter these days due to a series of misfortunes impacting his bank account. The former NFL tight end and current

Shannon Sharpe’s recent legal troubles may be hitting him pretty hard in the wallet. In a recent episode of his “Nightcap” podcast with Chad Johnson, Sharpe used a discussion of Micah Parsons’ contract standoff with the Dallas Cowboys to bring up $5,

The NFL Hall of Famer wants all debts owed to him paid in full, including one his 'Nightcap' co-host Ochocinco is still yet to settle.